| Content Note | Includes: Handwritten letter from Mrs E Norman, Private Norman's widow, asking for a Commission headstone to replace the private memorial on the grave as she could not afford the upkeep, 6 April 1950; letter from the Assistant Inspector, South East Region, to the Chief Administrative Officer, UK District, stating that a Commission headstone could indeed be provided and the Superintendent was prepared to maintain it in the same way as the other war graves in the cemetery, 27 April 1950; handwritten letter from Mrs Norman, thanking the Commission for their kindness and submitting a personal inscription for the new headstone, undated and received by the IWGC on 23 May 1950; note from D G Ginger with the information that, owing to difficulties in obtaining blank slabs, the contractors had fallen behind and no estimated delivery date for the headstone could be given, 8 January 1951. |