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Norman TATTERSALL

1878 – 1921 · Moston, Manchester, Lancashire
Partner: Mary WARDLE
👶Birth
1878
🏛️ Electric street lighting in London
Moston, Manchester, Lancashire 📍 Free BMD
Ref: 8d 435 Prestwich
Birth Civil Registration Index
🏠Lived (3)
1881
Glenside, Hall Street, Moston, Lancashire 📍 1881 Census 📎 Census
🏠Lived (13)
1891
🏛️ Free elementary education
4 William Street, Harpurhey, Lancashire 📍 1891 Census 📎 Census
💼Occupation (13)
1891
Scholar 1891 Census
🏠Lived (23)
1901
🏛️ Second Boer War
23 Edna Street, Crumpsall, Lancashire 📍 1901 Census 📎 Census
💼Occupation (23)
1901
🏛️ Death of Queen Victoria
Warehouse Man 1901 Census
🏠Lived (33)
1911
🏛️ National Insurance Act
32 Birch Lane, Crumpsall, Manchester, Lancashire 📍 1911 Census 📎 Census
💼Occupation (33)
1911
Salesman 1911 Census
🎖️Military Service (37)
1915
🏛️ First World War
Lance Corporal 10846, 3rd Battalion, Manchester Regiment, Labour Corps Army Records 📎 Image
🎖️Military Service (37)
from 08/11/1915 to 10/03/1919
Private 474788, Manchester Regiment, 745 Area Employment Company, Labour Corps Army Records 📎 Image 📎 Image

Name: Norman Tattersall
Gender: Male
Rank: Pte
Record Type: Disability
Birth Date: 1878
Residence Place: Blackley M/C
Military Service Region: North West, North West
Military Country: England
Discharge Date: 10 Mar 1919
Service Number: 474788
Corps, Regiment or Unit: 745 A. E. Coy Lab. Corp.
Service Branch: Military (Army)
Title: WWI Pension Record Cards and Ledgers
Description: Pension Record Ledger
Reference Number: 3/MT/No.274

💒Marriage (43)
25/07/1921
🏛️ Irish Free State established
Mary WARDLE
St Matthew's Church, Crumpsall, Manchester, Lancashire 📍 Marriage Civil Registration Index
Newspaper Clipping
📎 Notice
✝️Death (43)
23/11/1921
18 Moss Bank Road, Crumpsall, Manchester, Lancashire 📍
1. Influenza 2. Acute Cardiac Dilatation Death Certificate
Death Civil Registration Index
📎 Death Cert
🪦Burial
26/11/1921
All Saints Church, Whitefield, Manchester, Lancashire 📍
Grave No: 1614 (No headstone) Burial Records 📎 Grave 📎 Grave 📎 Grave

Directions to the grave:

If you walk along the cobbled path up from the Church Hall car park, continue along keeping left behind the church at its East end (Altar end). Leave the path and walk directly across the churchyard going towards Hamilton Road. There is a path by the tree line to the lower ground. Go down the steps and left. Grave 1614 is behind the Heywood grave.

Notes

No trace any children

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