Wallace
William Norman appears on the 1901 census of England and Wales as a 20 year old
brickyard assistant; son of Ephraim Norman who, along with his brother Richard
Norman, owned Chailey brickworks.
Ephraim is noted on the census as a 58 year old widower, an employer and
a brick, tile and pottery manufacturer.
Also living at the same address was Wallace Norman’s sister, 18 year old
Lizzie Mabel Norman.
Commemorating and remembering the lives of the men and women of Chailey, Sussex during the Great War 1914-1918 and remembering too the sick and wounded soldiers nursed by Sussex 54 VAD. This is their story.
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Sunday, October 19, 2014
Wallace William Norman
Wallace
Norman appears in Chailey Parish Magazine in January and March 1916 in a
special list of attested men. He does
not appear to have served in His Majesty’s forces and there is no further
mention of him in published roll calls.
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