Biography:
Elizabeth Norman
07/11/1859 –16/02/1942
Elizabeth Norman
Plot 552 Elizabeth Norman (née Tilby) (1859-1942)
Elizabeth was born 7 November 1859 in Hazelmere, High Wycombe, Bucks. Her father was John Tilby, labourer, but nothing more has been discovered about her early life.
She married George Norman, a domestic gardener, in St Mary’s, Hemel Hempstead 18 July 1880. They had seven children: Mary Maud (1881), Edith Daisy (1893), Frederick George (1884) and Alfred (1884) were born in Hemel Hempstead. Sidney was born in 1887 at Ealing Down, Middlesex, but by 1889, when Rose was born, the family had moved to 22, Mill Lane, Berkhamsted where James was born in 1890 and Edith D in 1895.
In 1921 they lived at 9, Mill Street.
George died 16 June 1931 at 18, Woodlands Avenue, Swingate Lane, Berkhamsted
At the time of the 1939 Register Elizabeth was “incapacitated” and living at 96, High Street with Rose and Edith. Edith was a tobacconist and Rose was employed as a domestic servant.
She died 16 February 1942 and is buried here with George and with Rose.
in the cemetery
Plot 552 Elizabeth Norman (née Tilby) (1859-1942)
Elizabeth was born 7 November 1859 in Hazelmere, High Wycombe, Bucks. Her father was John Tilby, labourer, but nothing more has been discovered about her early life.
She married George Norman, a domestic gardener, in St Mary’s, Hemel Hempstead 18 July 1880. They had seven children: Mary Maud (1881), Edith Daisy (1893), Frederick George (1884) and Alfred (1884) were born in Hemel Hempstead. Sidney was born in 1887 at Ealing Down, Middlesex, but by 1889, when Rose was born, the family had moved to 22, Mill Lane, Berkhamsted where James was born in 1890 and Edith D in 1895.
In 1921 they lived at 9, Mill Street.
George died 16 June 1931 at 18, Woodlands Avenue, Swingate Lane, Berkhamsted
At the time of the 1939 Register Elizabeth was “incapacitated” and living at 96, High Street with Rose and Edith. Edith was a tobacconist and Rose was employed as a domestic servant.
She died 16 February 1942 and is buried here with George and with Rose.






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