Son of Charles Loyd Norman 1833-1889 and Julia Hay Cameron 1838-1873
Justice of the Peace and Parish Councillor, Merchant Banker, Company Director and Land Owner
Chairman of the Bromley Bench of Magistrates and High Sheriff of Kent 1921.
Husband of Mildred Emily Baldwin Norman Nee Wake - Married 4th march 1890 at Marylebone, London.
The Norman family lived at the Rookery, Bromley Common. The Rookery burned down in 1946. The Norman family also owned Oakley House, another substantial Mansion. This was lent in 1915 as a hospital in the war as well as part of their main home the Rookery. Oakley House is now a Masonic Lodge. The Rookery stood where Bromley College is now and Norman Park.
His son Francis is in the railed grave in the plot to the left. His grave is clear and in good condition. His father is buried in the plot next to Francis
Archibald was father to the well known Bromley Resident, Major-General Charles W. Norman (1891-1974) Sheriff of Kent and President of the Kent County Cricket Club.
Justice of the Peace and Parish Councillor, Merchant Banker, Company Director and Land Owner
Chairman of the Bromley Bench of Magistrates and High Sheriff of Kent 1921.
Husband of Mildred Emily Baldwin Norman Nee Wake - Married 4th march 1890 at Marylebone, London.
The Norman family lived at the Rookery, Bromley Common. The Rookery burned down in 1946. The Norman family also owned Oakley House, another substantial Mansion. This was lent in 1915 as a hospital in the war as well as part of their main home the Rookery. Oakley House is now a Masonic Lodge. The Rookery stood where Bromley College is now and Norman Park.
His son Francis is in the railed grave in the plot to the left. His grave is clear and in good condition. His father is buried in the plot next to Francis
Archibald was father to the well known Bromley Resident, Major-General Charles W. Norman (1891-1974) Sheriff of Kent and President of the Kent County Cricket Club.
Son of Charles Loyd Norman 1833-1889 and Julia Hay Cameron 1838-1873
Justice of the Peace and Parish Councillor, Merchant Banker, Company Director and Land Owner
Chairman of the Bromley Bench of Magistrates and High Sheriff of Kent 1921.
Husband of Mildred Emily Baldwin Norman Nee Wake - Married 4th march 1890 at Marylebone, London.
The Norman family lived at the Rookery, Bromley Common. The Rookery burned down in 1946. The Norman family also owned Oakley House, another substantial Mansion. This was lent in 1915 as a hospital in the war as well as part of their main home the Rookery. Oakley House is now a Masonic Lodge. The Rookery stood where Bromley College is now and Norman Park.
His son Francis is in the railed grave in the plot to the left. His grave is clear and in good condition. His father is buried in the plot next to Francis
Archibald was father to the well known Bromley Resident, Major-General Charles W. Norman (1891-1974) Sheriff of Kent and President of the Kent County Cricket Club.
Justice of the Peace and Parish Councillor, Merchant Banker, Company Director and Land Owner
Chairman of the Bromley Bench of Magistrates and High Sheriff of Kent 1921.
Husband of Mildred Emily Baldwin Norman Nee Wake - Married 4th march 1890 at Marylebone, London.
The Norman family lived at the Rookery, Bromley Common. The Rookery burned down in 1946. The Norman family also owned Oakley House, another substantial Mansion. This was lent in 1915 as a hospital in the war as well as part of their main home the Rookery. Oakley House is now a Masonic Lodge. The Rookery stood where Bromley College is now and Norman Park.
His son Francis is in the railed grave in the plot to the left. His grave is clear and in good condition. His father is buried in the plot next to Francis
Archibald was father to the well known Bromley Resident, Major-General Charles W. Norman (1891-1974) Sheriff of Kent and President of the Kent County Cricket Club.
Inscription
Archibald Cameron Norman died 2nd August 1948 - Mildred Emily Baldwin Norman died 14th September 1940
Gravesite Details
The stone itself, once grand is in a decent condition. Looks in one solid piece and the writing is still clear and easy to read. The ground underneath is sinking leaving holes on all sides . It is 2/3 covered in brambles and ivy.
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