Occupation - Page 9 of 14 - Living through World War One in three Norfolk Broadland Villages

Neatishead, Irstead and Barton Turf

Evan Edward Gilden

Born in 1898 in Barton Turf, his father was a Boatwright. Details on the Memorial Plaque: Private Coldsteam Guards – Survived Military

Born in 1899 in Neatishead, served as an Able Seaman on a number of ships. He is buried in a

Born in 1895 in Barton Turf. He emigrated to New Zealand where he enlisted in 1915. Details on the Memorial

Born in 1890 in Neatishead, lived in The Saddlery with his 9 siblings. His twin, William was killed in action

Born in 1900 in Barton Turf but by 1911 was at school in Neatishead. Details on the Memorial Plaque: Stoker Royal

Born in 1896 in Neatishead, he worked as a boat building before enlistment and returned to Neatishead after the war.

Born in 1890 in Neatishead , he lived at The Saddlery and was one of ten children. Details on the

Born in 1892 in Neatishead and was living with his father only in 1911. He suffered gunshot wounds in 1917.

Born in 1893 in Neatishead, he lived in King Street where his father was a butcher. He returned to King

Born in 1885 in Neatishead and lived in King Street. He lived to 85years. Details on the Memorial Plaque: Private 12th