Occupation - Page 6 of 14 - Living through World War One in three Norfolk Broadland Villages

Neatishead, Irstead and Barton Turf

Walter Richard London

Baptised aged 2y in 1896 in Irstead Church. He married Florence Brown there in 1916 and returned to Irstead after

Born in 1893 in Norwich, but was living in Barton Turf at the time of his service. Details on the

Born in 1899 in Norwich, but in 1911 was living in Neatishead with his Uncle and Aunt. Details on the

Born in 1885 in Knapton, but later moved with his family to Neatishead where he worked as a Rush Collar

Born in 1892 in Neatishead but later lived with his aunt and uncle in Beeston St Lawrence. He returned to

Born in 1888 in Felthorpe, Norfolk but had moved to Neatishead by 1911. He was awarded the Military Medal during

Born in Norwich in 1882, he married Harriett Hewitt in the Smallburgh District and is registered as living in Barton

Little is known about John Goodwich but his name appears on the original WW1 plaque currently on display in the

Born 1895 in Neatishead and returned to live their after his service. Details on the Memorial Plaque: Sapper Royal Engineers also

Born in 1893 in Neatishead and had 10 siblings – three serving in WW1. He married Elsie Neave in 1919.