John Norman (1747–1824) - FamilySearch.org
He married Mary Slater on 15 January 1770, in Duffield, Derbyshire, England, United Kingdom. They were the parents of at least 1 daughter. He died on 24 November 1824, in Pilton, Somerset, England, United Kingdom, at the age of 77, and was buried in …
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Mar 11, 2013 · Just finished John Norman's really lovely account of Pilton Primary School during the 1940's and 50's with all the happy memories. Taught by teachers like Mr Rogers, Miss Turner, Miss Hill and Miss Hooper. The account will be put on …
The Pilton Story | Today we particularly remember Sapper William …
Today we particularly remember Sapper William James Norman, the eldest son of William and Susanna Norman of 47, Bradiford, and the grandfather of John Norman of Pilton, who was killed 104 years ago...
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John Norman of Pilton in his 1956 Barnstaple Grammar School …
This photograph, taken by Ian Roome in Barnstaple High Street, shows John Norman of Pilton wearing the cricket cap he was awarded in 1956 at the age of 16 by Barnstaple Grammar School. He went on to play cricket for Pilton Cricket Club.
Remembering the men and women of Pilton - War Memorials …
It remembers the 39 men from the Pilton area who died during the war, the 340 men who served and returned home to Pilton and the many women who served and sustained the war effort. It also remembers a further 19 men having connections to Pilton who died during the war or who died later as a result of their service.
The Pilton Story | Tomorrow is the anniversary of the death on …
Tomorrow is the anniversary of the death on 22nd July 1916 of John Norman's grandfather. We remember: **Sapper William James Norman 59519 of 64th Field Company, Royal Engineers** William James...
PILTON VOLUNTARY PRIMARY SCHOOL (1945 – 1951) – an account by John Norman From my home at 61 Littabourne where I was born, I remember well attending the school which was the old building alongside Pilton Church and now owned and used by the Pilton Arts Group. It was built at a cost of £365 in 1840, the same year as the first 'penny black'
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The St Mary’s Church Burial Registers, Graveyard Plan and Index were first compiled by Francesca Ross with assistance from John Norman in 2008. They are based on the inscriptions on the gravestones and the Burial Registers.
The Pilton Story - History of Pilton
In 1086 the Domesday Survey revealed that Pilton was made up of four estates or manors – Pilton, Pilland, Raleigh and Bradiford & Pottington, which were formerly owned by four different Saxons, but were now owned by a Norman called Drogo, who held a total of 73 manors in Devon.
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