Biography:
Rose Norman
1889 –1964
Rose Norman
Plot 552 Rose Norman (1889-1964)
Rose was born in 1889 at 22, Mill Lane, Berkhamsted to Elizabeth (née Tilby) and George Norman. Her father was a domestic gardener.
Rose never married and in 1921 she was one of two live-in domestic servants at Thorn Cottage, Northchurch, the home of Ernest Haygarth-Brown, a Ministry of Agriculture inspector, his wife, son and daughter.
Her father died in 1931 and the 1939 Register records Rose at 96, High Street with her sister Edith, a tobacconist, and their mother who was “incapacitated”. Rose was employed as a domestic servant.
Rose died in 1964 and is buried here with her parents.
in the cemetery
Plot 552 Rose Norman (1889-1964)
Rose was born in 1889 at 22, Mill Lane, Berkhamsted to Elizabeth (née Tilby) and George Norman. Her father was a domestic gardener.
Rose never married and in 1921 she was one of two live-in domestic servants at Thorn Cottage, Northchurch, the home of Ernest Haygarth-Brown, a Ministry of Agriculture inspector, his wife, son and daughter.
Her father died in 1931 and the 1939 Register records Rose at 96, High Street with her sister Edith, a tobacconist, and their mother who was “incapacitated”. Rose was employed as a domestic servant.
Rose died in 1964 and is buried here with her parents.






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