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Thomas Norton 🔍 ASHEarly European contact with New Zealand, pre-1846
Source: Early NZ History / courtesy of Tony Christiansen
| Name | Born | Died | Mother | Father | Spouse |
| Thomas William Norton | 1839 | 1916 | Makareta Tangitu | Patrick Norton | Alice Mary Maude Harrison Sarah Poulter Ani Renata Wahu a Ruhe |
| Thomas Norton | 1873 | 1921 | Anne Elizabeth Keenan | James Patrick Norton | Annie Clark |
NZ Intention to Marry Index (1882-1899)
Thomas Norton 🔍 ASHSource: Intention to Marry Indexes, by Archives NZ / CC BY
| Bride | Groom | Marriage District | Year | Volume | Page | Entry |
| 🌳 Sarah Elizabeth Clark | 🌳 Thomas Norton | Kaikoura | 1884 | 29 | 644 | 123 |
| 🌳 Mary Cosgrove | 🌳 Thomas Robinson Norton | Timaru | 1886 | 31 | 1034 | 126 |
| 🌳 Jemima Raitt | 🌳 William Thomas Norton | Lyttelton | 1887 | 32 | 1000 | 647 |
| 🌳 Ethel Timperley | 🌳 Thomas Henry Norton | Kawa Kawa | 1891 | 36 | 380 | 8 |
| 🌳 Ada Elizabeth Howard | 🌳 Henry Thomas Norton | Auckland | 1897 | 44 | 501 | 304 |
| 🌳 Sarah Annie Elizabeth Clark | 🌳 Thomas Norton | Picton | 1895 | 41 | 678 | 6 |
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Thomas Norton 🔍 ASHⓘ
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Otago Nominal Index
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| Surname | Forename | Address | Event Place | Date |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| NORTON | Thomas | Princes st nr Jetty st | Dunedin | 1863 |
| NORTON | Thomas | before 30 Apr 1874 | ||
| WATSON | - | |||
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Whanganui Council Property Rolls
Norton, Thomas 🔍 ASHⓘ
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Source: Whanganui District Council / CC BY-NC
| Occupier/Owner Name(s) | Property Address | Year |
|---|---|---|
| NORTON THOMAS S OCCUPIER | EASTBROOK | 1908-1909 |
| NORTON THOMAS S OCCUPIER | HAKEKE ST | 1914-1915 |
| NORTON THOMAS S OCCUPIER | HAKEKE ST | 1915-1916 |
| NORTON THOMAS S OCCUPIER | HAKEKE ST | 1917-1918 |
| NORTON THOMAS S OCCUPIER | HAKEKE ST | 1918-1919 |
| NORTON THOMAS S OCCUPIER | HAKEKE ST | 1919-1920 |
| NORTON THOMAS S OCCUPIER | HAKEKE ST | 1920-1921 |
| NORTON THOMAS S OCCUPIER | HAKEKE ST | 1921-1922 |
NZ Presbyterian Marriages
Thomas Norton 🔍 ASHⓘ
St Andrew's Whangarei Marriages
Dec 1927 1\18\9 NORTON Thomas Henry 63 Buckle 6-Mar 1933 1\18\13 OGLE Leslie Henry 24 Saies 24-Apr 1935 1\18\13 OLD Herbert 62 Fox 6-Sep 1935 1\18\14 O'REILLY Stanley Augusta 23
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Source: Register of New Zealand Presbyterian Marriages 1848 to 1935
Dec 1927 1\18\9 NORTON Thomas Henry 63 Buckle 6-Mar 1933 1\18\13 OGLE Leslie Henry 24 Saies 24-Apr 1935 1\18\13 OLD Herbert 62 Fox 6-Sep 1935 1\18\14 O'REILLY Stanley Augusta 23
https://www.presbyterian.org.nz/archives/nzmarriageregisters/standrewswhangareim...
Shadows of Time
Thomas Norton 🔍 ASHⓘ
NZ University Graduates 1870-1961
Class Honours NORTON Thomas Bruce Auckland B.E.[Mech.] 1960 . NOTLEY Alan Victoria B.Com.1961 . NOTLEY Dennis Victoria B.Com. 1960 . NOTLEY Dennis Victoria DipBank 1961 Prize in
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Source: Shadows of Time / Copyright Wendy Leahy
Class Honours NORTON Thomas Bruce Auckland B.E.[Mech.] 1960 . NOTLEY Alan Victoria B.Com.1961 . NOTLEY Dennis Victoria B.Com. 1960 . NOTLEY Dennis Victoria DipBank 1961 Prize in
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Alexander Turnbull Library
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| Title | Summary | Thumbnail |
| Liardet, Wilbraham Frederick Evelyn, 1799-1878 :View of the North Shore, Port of Melbourne / Printed by J Hamel; W F Liardet delt., 1862. Melbourne [1860s?] | D-002-015. Liardet, Wilbraham Frederick Evelyn, 1799-1878 :View of the North Shore, Port of Melbourne / Printed by J Hamel; W F Liardet delt., 1862. Melbourne [1860s?]. [Item] |
Liardet, Wilbraham Frederick Evelyn, 1799-1878 :View of the North Shore, Port of Melbourne / Printed by J Hamel; W F Liardet delt., 1862. Melbourne [1860s?]
D-002-015. Liardet, Wilbraham Frederick Evelyn, 1799-1878 :View of the North Shore, Port of Melbourne / Printed by J Hamel; W F Liardet delt., 1862. Melbourne [1860s?]. [Item]
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WWII Military Draft Lists
Thomas Norton 🔍 ASHFrom 1940-45, men aged 18-46 were selected by ballot for potential service with the Armed Forces under New Zealand's wartime conscription. Twenty-four ballot lists were published in the NZ Gazette.
NOTE: Being listed in a ballot did not necessarily mean the person served in the military. Some had already volunteered, others were found medically unfit, granted deferment or exemption on appeal, or were never called up for active service. These records document those selected for possible service, not confirmed service personnel.
Source: Indexed by Luke Howison from 24 NZ Gazette ballot lists, provided by NZLII
| Registration No | Surname | Forenames | Occupation | Address | Military District | Gazette Ref | Page No | PDF Link |
| 285443 | Norton | Lindsay Thomas | Builder | 147 Hataitai Rd, Wellington | Wellington | Vol 110, 6 Nov 1940 | 2964 | View Page |
| 593970 | Norton | Thomas | seaman | care of Mr. T. Rowling, Riwaka Rural Mail Delivery, Motueka | Nelson | Vol 7, 20 Jan 1942 | 262 | View Page |
| 470108 | Norton | Thomas Alfred | motor-driver | 34 Haslett St., Eden Tee | Auckland | Vol 43, 28 Apr 1942 | 1188 | View Page |
| 620787 | Norton | Thomas Eric | post-splitter | Mokai-Taupo. | PAEROA | Vol 43, 28 Apr 1942 | 1203 | View Page |
| 097596 | Norton | Thomas Philip | Skilled Labourer | 17 Essex Rd, Mount Eden, Auckland | Auckland | Vol 110, 6 Nov 1940 | 2851 | View Page |
| 097596 | Norton | Thomas Philip | skilled labourer | 5 Ngaka St., Orakei | Auckland | Vol 38, 7 May 1941 | 1123 | View Page |
285443
Norton
Lindsay Thomas
Builder
147 Hataitai Rd, Wellington
Wellington
Vol 110, 6 Nov 1940
2964
View Page
593970
Norton
Thomas
seaman
care of Mr. T. Rowling, Riwaka Rural Mail Delivery, Motueka
Nelson
Vol 7, 20 Jan 1942
262
View Page
470108
Norton
Thomas Alfred
motor-driver
34 Haslett St., Eden Tee
Auckland
Vol 43, 28 Apr 1942
1188
View Page
097596
Norton
Thomas Philip
Skilled Labourer
17 Essex Rd, Mount Eden, Auckland
Auckland
Vol 110, 6 Nov 1940
2851
View Page
097596
Norton
Thomas Philip
skilled labourer
5 Ngaka St., Orakei
Auckland
Vol 38, 7 May 1941
1123
View Page
Auckland Museum Online Cenotaph
Thomas Norton 🔍 ASHⓘ
48872
World War I, 1914-1918
SuppNom: Born in Australia.
Australia
Mrs Margaret Norton (mother), 109 Merivale Lane, Christchurch, New Zealand
Bank manager/Civilian
Willochra
09 Jun 1917
Devonport/Devon/England/United Kingdom/Europe
16 Aug 1917
New Zealand Expeditionary Force
26th Reinforcements, Auckland Infantry Regiment, A Company
Sergeant
66212
World War II, 1939-1945
Son of Edwin and Nancy Norton of Orakei, Auckland
The following is part of a letter written by Mr Max Gunn, who was involved in the action in which Gunner Glendinning died, to the nephew of William Leyland (25665). The full text of the letter is transcribed on the Cenotaph record for William Leyland (25665).
"I have never forgotten that tragic 4th July, 1942, when your uncle, Bill, and five others of our small unit of about 40 gunners, the 1st Survey Troop, were killed by bomb blasts from a lone German Stuka.
The unit was formed in Auckland before we left, I think, in June 1940, on the 'Mauretania' for Bombay. There we transferred from that superb Atlantic liner to a fairly broken down old tub, by comparison, the "Ormonde" for the voyage to the Suez Canal. The members of the unit were selected because they had matriculated at school so that they were supposed to have a grounding of algebra and trigonometry which would enable them to grasp the principles of surveying in a short time. The purpose of the unit was to act as flash spotters for the artillery. The method was to have three units concentrating on the flashes of the enemy artillery and giving the co-ordinates of their bearings to the post at headquarters. There, the plotters sat round a map and, when three of their strings intersected, the position was relayed to our artillery to shoot them up.
The theory was sound enough. But, in practice, telephone lines were always being cut by moving vehicles and tanks and, most often in the mobile desert warfare, the hostile guns had moved on by the time our artillery had loaded up. The only time we functioned really efficiently was at the end of Rommel's retreat in 1943 when the Germans were baled up in the mountains around Tunis, and, when for a couple of weeks, conditions of static warfare prevailed.
Nevertheless we were always present, as close to the enemy as possible, in every action of the N.Z. Division. First, in Greece, where we set up posts around Mt Olympus and wherever we could during the retreat to Marathon, from where we were evacuated to Crete. There, where we were quartered at Galatos - where the main thrust of the parachute attack took place - we had a lucky reprieve on the eve of the battle. As we had no arms, not even a pistol, we spent a night at Suda Bay ... when, next morning clouds descended all round, we marched down from the hills to a Greek caique. Providentially the clouds remained all day, so the German air force, which had been coming over in ever increasing waves, was grounded and we reached Alexandria without a single attack.
It was then that the NZ Division got down to really hard training so that when we drove Rommel back past Tobruk we, like the rest of our army, had become an effective fighting force. Then came the break when the Aussies, who had held Tobruk for a year or more, were replaced by South Africans, when the Australian Division was called back to defend against the Japanese. The South Africans, under General Klopper, lost Tobruk in about two days. They were very brave when they were bullying their blacks - but not so brave when resisting the Nazis. They were very second-rate compared with the Aussies.
When Tobruk fell, we were driven back towards Egypt. A young, and rather stupid, Captain had taken command of our unit, temporarily. He followed the Artillery headquarters into a kind of valley in the desert and we were parked with a crowded jumble of transport. Most of us, looking back on that day, think that his object was to impress the Artillery commander with his eagerness to do battle. I myself, remember the ominous feeling of that traffic jumble, offering, as it did, a sitting duck target to any enemy air raider. (The Nazi air force, at that time, had not been crushed, as it was in the following year, by our numerical superiority.)
When the inevitable rumble of the Stukas came ever closer, we all dived under our Dodge trucks. Bill, two feet from me, was hit by shrapnel as was Fenton Thomas, two feet on my other side. I was not touched. I went at once to Bill who was conscious enough to ask me to get a doctor and I remember running frantically to look for the Ambulance Red Cross sign. They were already on the way but it was too late. I tried to speak words of comfort to Bill but it was all over.
Soon we had the Chaplain among us and there was a hastily improvised burial service, interrupted by more raids. I recall that the Chaplain took cover but most of us were so grief stricken that we were past caring whether we lived or died with our friends.
Friends is not really the word. When you had shared so many experiences, good and bad, with that small group of comrades you became tied, to some of the special ones, with bonds as strong as those of blood and brotherhood. Bill was one of those special comrades. A gentle, sensitive man, with a wry sense of humour, he volunteered, like most of us who knew the horrors of World War I, reluctantly, simply because of his principles of duty told him that there was no other choice.
I sometimes despair when I read of, and listen to, the newspaper and radio journalists of this generation mis-interpreting the motives of those who joined up to stop that crazy monster, Hitler. When they say that we went because we were looking for adventure - without thinking of the issues - I recall friends like Bill, who died unsung without earthly honours.
I don't think I have written at this length about the war since I left the army fifty two years ago...[Signed] Max Gunn"
In July 1942 the New Zealand troops were fighting in the Alamein Line in an attack on El Mreir and Ruweisat Ridge, a battle which continued for all of July and resulted in heavy losses and little gain. The following is the description of the day in the Official History of 2nd Divisional Artillery:
'The 6th Brigade infantry withdrew as arranged, thereby increasing the proportion of guns to infantry in the rest of the Division. The gunners who welcomed this most were those of the 14th Light Ack-Ack, who were well aware that their defensive responsibilities were far greater than their resources. They could not hope to provide an umbrella of ack-ack fire wherever it was needed. Any decrease in the size of the concentrations of New Zealand vehicles was therefore all to the good.
The Bofors were far more active on the 4th. E Troop gunners had just finished digging and were getting their guns into position when dive-bombers came over - 26 according to one account - and bombs were bursting about them by the time they managed to open fire. The target seemed to be the guns of the 64th Medium in Deir Alina, some of which were damaged. Bombs also fell among the vehicles of the 5th Field and 1 Survey Troop and several men were hit.' (Murphy, W. (1966).p. 338)
Named Phil by his friends in the death notice. The other members of the Survey Troop referred to in Mr Gunn's letter were: Sergeant K.J.H. Snell (26212), Bombardier F. Thomas (23289), Gunner N.B. Mills (25690) all killed in action; Gunners R.W. Glendinning (29124) and T.P. Norton (66212) who, like William Leyland (25665),died of wounds.
Single
Mrs N. McEvoy (mother), 5 Ngake Street, Orakei, Auckland, New Zealand
Electrician's labourer/Civilian
Second New Zealand Expeditionary Force
New Zealand Artillery
Gunner/Military
Gunner/Military
New Zealand Artillery, 1 Survey Troop
War Medal 1939-1945
New Zealand War Service Medal
Died of wounds/Cause of Death
04 Jul 1942
Ruweisat Ridge/Egypt/North Africa/Africa
El Alamein War Cemetery, Egypt
XX. C. 18.
Auckland War Memorial Museum, World War 2 Hall of Memories
8/3816
8/3876
World War I, 1914-1918
Listed on the Nominal Roll with service number 8/3816 and at National Archives with 8/3876.
Quarter Master Sergeant Henry Thomas Norton (8/3816) was born in 1880. He served with the 2nd Otago Infantry Battalion in France during World War I. He trained at Trentham Military Camp and Tauherenikau Camp in New Zealand in 1915 before sailing to Egypt aboard HMNZ Transport No. 39, arriving in Suez on 14 February 1916. He embarked for France on 9 April 1916. From the letters it appears that Norton was a sniper. He was killed by a shell on 15 September 1916 at the Battle of Flers, France [Biographical notes in Manuscript record MS-2004-16].
26 Aug 1880
Married/WWI
Married, 2 children
Mrs Florence Mary Norton (wife), Goldie's Brae, Wellington, New Zealand
Boat builder/Civilian
Western Front
Egypt
World War 1, 1914-18/Wars
World War 1, 1914-18/Wars
Maunganui
08 Jan 1916
Suez/Egypt/North Africa/Africa
08 Feb 1916
New Zealand Expeditionary Force
9th Reinforcements Otago Infantry Battalion, D Company
Quartermaster Sergeant
Quartermaster Sergeant
Otago Infantry Regiment
Killed in Action/Cause of Death
15 Sep 1916
Somme/Northern France/France/Europe
Caterpillar Valley Cemetery, Longueval, Somme, France
VIII. G. 19.
Memorial plaque, Old St Paul's Church, Mulgrave Street, Wellington, New Zealand
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Source: Online Cenotaph by Auckland War Memorial Museum / CC BY 4.0
Thomas Alfred Norton
NZ6229 6229 World War II, 1939-1945 Did not embark overseas. Prospective Discharge Date 18/10/1945 (Source: Personnel - Demobilisation R21465794) Married/WWII Married, 1 child Royal New Zealand Navy HMNZS Tamaki Royal New Zealand Navy Royal Naval Volunteer Reserve, HMNZS Cook Royal New Zealand Navy Truck Driver/Civilian War Medal 1939-1945 New Zealand War Service MedalStanley Thomas Norton
48872
World War I, 1914-1918
SuppNom: Born in Australia.
Australia
Mrs Margaret Norton (mother), 109 Merivale Lane, Christchurch, New Zealand
Bank manager/Civilian
Willochra
09 Jun 1917
Devonport/Devon/England/United Kingdom/Europe
16 Aug 1917
New Zealand Expeditionary Force
26th Reinforcements, Auckland Infantry Regiment, A Company
Sergeant
Thomas Philip Norton
66212
World War II, 1939-1945
Son of Edwin and Nancy Norton of Orakei, Auckland
The following is part of a letter written by Mr Max Gunn, who was involved in the action in which Gunner Glendinning died, to the nephew of William Leyland (25665). The full text of the letter is transcribed on the Cenotaph record for William Leyland (25665).
"I have never forgotten that tragic 4th July, 1942, when your uncle, Bill, and five others of our small unit of about 40 gunners, the 1st Survey Troop, were killed by bomb blasts from a lone German Stuka.
The unit was formed in Auckland before we left, I think, in June 1940, on the 'Mauretania' for Bombay. There we transferred from that superb Atlantic liner to a fairly broken down old tub, by comparison, the "Ormonde" for the voyage to the Suez Canal. The members of the unit were selected because they had matriculated at school so that they were supposed to have a grounding of algebra and trigonometry which would enable them to grasp the principles of surveying in a short time. The purpose of the unit was to act as flash spotters for the artillery. The method was to have three units concentrating on the flashes of the enemy artillery and giving the co-ordinates of their bearings to the post at headquarters. There, the plotters sat round a map and, when three of their strings intersected, the position was relayed to our artillery to shoot them up.
The theory was sound enough. But, in practice, telephone lines were always being cut by moving vehicles and tanks and, most often in the mobile desert warfare, the hostile guns had moved on by the time our artillery had loaded up. The only time we functioned really efficiently was at the end of Rommel's retreat in 1943 when the Germans were baled up in the mountains around Tunis, and, when for a couple of weeks, conditions of static warfare prevailed.
Nevertheless we were always present, as close to the enemy as possible, in every action of the N.Z. Division. First, in Greece, where we set up posts around Mt Olympus and wherever we could during the retreat to Marathon, from where we were evacuated to Crete. There, where we were quartered at Galatos - where the main thrust of the parachute attack took place - we had a lucky reprieve on the eve of the battle. As we had no arms, not even a pistol, we spent a night at Suda Bay ... when, next morning clouds descended all round, we marched down from the hills to a Greek caique. Providentially the clouds remained all day, so the German air force, which had been coming over in ever increasing waves, was grounded and we reached Alexandria without a single attack.
It was then that the NZ Division got down to really hard training so that when we drove Rommel back past Tobruk we, like the rest of our army, had become an effective fighting force. Then came the break when the Aussies, who had held Tobruk for a year or more, were replaced by South Africans, when the Australian Division was called back to defend against the Japanese. The South Africans, under General Klopper, lost Tobruk in about two days. They were very brave when they were bullying their blacks - but not so brave when resisting the Nazis. They were very second-rate compared with the Aussies.
When Tobruk fell, we were driven back towards Egypt. A young, and rather stupid, Captain had taken command of our unit, temporarily. He followed the Artillery headquarters into a kind of valley in the desert and we were parked with a crowded jumble of transport. Most of us, looking back on that day, think that his object was to impress the Artillery commander with his eagerness to do battle. I myself, remember the ominous feeling of that traffic jumble, offering, as it did, a sitting duck target to any enemy air raider. (The Nazi air force, at that time, had not been crushed, as it was in the following year, by our numerical superiority.)
When the inevitable rumble of the Stukas came ever closer, we all dived under our Dodge trucks. Bill, two feet from me, was hit by shrapnel as was Fenton Thomas, two feet on my other side. I was not touched. I went at once to Bill who was conscious enough to ask me to get a doctor and I remember running frantically to look for the Ambulance Red Cross sign. They were already on the way but it was too late. I tried to speak words of comfort to Bill but it was all over.
Soon we had the Chaplain among us and there was a hastily improvised burial service, interrupted by more raids. I recall that the Chaplain took cover but most of us were so grief stricken that we were past caring whether we lived or died with our friends.
Friends is not really the word. When you had shared so many experiences, good and bad, with that small group of comrades you became tied, to some of the special ones, with bonds as strong as those of blood and brotherhood. Bill was one of those special comrades. A gentle, sensitive man, with a wry sense of humour, he volunteered, like most of us who knew the horrors of World War I, reluctantly, simply because of his principles of duty told him that there was no other choice.
I sometimes despair when I read of, and listen to, the newspaper and radio journalists of this generation mis-interpreting the motives of those who joined up to stop that crazy monster, Hitler. When they say that we went because we were looking for adventure - without thinking of the issues - I recall friends like Bill, who died unsung without earthly honours.
I don't think I have written at this length about the war since I left the army fifty two years ago...[Signed] Max Gunn"
In July 1942 the New Zealand troops were fighting in the Alamein Line in an attack on El Mreir and Ruweisat Ridge, a battle which continued for all of July and resulted in heavy losses and little gain. The following is the description of the day in the Official History of 2nd Divisional Artillery:
'The 6th Brigade infantry withdrew as arranged, thereby increasing the proportion of guns to infantry in the rest of the Division. The gunners who welcomed this most were those of the 14th Light Ack-Ack, who were well aware that their defensive responsibilities were far greater than their resources. They could not hope to provide an umbrella of ack-ack fire wherever it was needed. Any decrease in the size of the concentrations of New Zealand vehicles was therefore all to the good.
The Bofors were far more active on the 4th. E Troop gunners had just finished digging and were getting their guns into position when dive-bombers came over - 26 according to one account - and bombs were bursting about them by the time they managed to open fire. The target seemed to be the guns of the 64th Medium in Deir Alina, some of which were damaged. Bombs also fell among the vehicles of the 5th Field and 1 Survey Troop and several men were hit.' (Murphy, W. (1966).p. 338)
Named Phil by his friends in the death notice. The other members of the Survey Troop referred to in Mr Gunn's letter were: Sergeant K.J.H. Snell (26212), Bombardier F. Thomas (23289), Gunner N.B. Mills (25690) all killed in action; Gunners R.W. Glendinning (29124) and T.P. Norton (66212) who, like William Leyland (25665),died of wounds.
Single
Mrs N. McEvoy (mother), 5 Ngake Street, Orakei, Auckland, New Zealand
Electrician's labourer/Civilian
Second New Zealand Expeditionary Force
New Zealand Artillery
Gunner/Military
Gunner/Military
New Zealand Artillery, 1 Survey Troop
War Medal 1939-1945
New Zealand War Service Medal
Died of wounds/Cause of Death
04 Jul 1942
Ruweisat Ridge/Egypt/North Africa/Africa
El Alamein War Cemetery, Egypt
XX. C. 18.
Auckland War Memorial Museum, World War 2 Hall of Memories
Thomas Eric Norton
620787 World War II, 1939-1945 Married/WWII Mrs. M. Norton, Mokai, via Putaruru (w) Post splitter/Civilian Gunner/Military War Medal 1939-1945 New Zealand War Service MedalHenry Thomas Norton
8/3816
8/3876
World War I, 1914-1918
Listed on the Nominal Roll with service number 8/3816 and at National Archives with 8/3876.
Quarter Master Sergeant Henry Thomas Norton (8/3816) was born in 1880. He served with the 2nd Otago Infantry Battalion in France during World War I. He trained at Trentham Military Camp and Tauherenikau Camp in New Zealand in 1915 before sailing to Egypt aboard HMNZ Transport No. 39, arriving in Suez on 14 February 1916. He embarked for France on 9 April 1916. From the letters it appears that Norton was a sniper. He was killed by a shell on 15 September 1916 at the Battle of Flers, France [Biographical notes in Manuscript record MS-2004-16].
26 Aug 1880
Married/WWI
Married, 2 children
Mrs Florence Mary Norton (wife), Goldie's Brae, Wellington, New Zealand
Boat builder/Civilian
Western Front
Egypt
World War 1, 1914-18/Wars
World War 1, 1914-18/Wars
Maunganui
08 Jan 1916
Suez/Egypt/North Africa/Africa
08 Feb 1916
New Zealand Expeditionary Force
9th Reinforcements Otago Infantry Battalion, D Company
Quartermaster Sergeant
Quartermaster Sergeant
Otago Infantry Regiment
Killed in Action/Cause of Death
15 Sep 1916
Somme/Northern France/France/Europe
Caterpillar Valley Cemetery, Longueval, Somme, France
VIII. G. 19.
Memorial plaque, Old St Paul's Church, Mulgrave Street, Wellington, New Zealand
Byron Arthur Thomas Norton
827405 Jayforce, 1945-1948 Single/Jayforce Mrs. R. Norton, 64 Moa Rd., Pt. Chevalier, Auckland (m) Labourer/Civilian PrivateSumner School for Deaf Children
Thomas Norton 🔍 ASHSumner School for Deaf Children - list of enrolments 1880-1979
Source: They hear with the eye: a centennial history of the Sumner School for Deaf Children, Christchurch, New Zealand, 1880-1980 by A.B. Allen / fair use for private research.
| Surname | Forenames | Year | Page No | Image URL |
| NORTON | Lindsay Thomas | 1927 | 138 | View Page |
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Intention to Marry Project
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| No | Date of Notice | Names and Surnames of Parties | BDM Match | Condition | Calling or Profession | Age | Dwelling Place | Length of Residence | Marriage Place | Folio | Consent | Date of Certificate | Officiating Minister | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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| 8 | 10 February 1868 |
Thomas Norton
Alice Harrison |
Bachelor Spinster |
Labourer None |
26 22 |
Kaikoura Clarence |
10 years 2 years |
Registrar's Office, Kaikoras | 68/1124 | 10 February 1868 | Henry Wharton | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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| 123 | 26 December 1884 |
Thomas Norton
Sarah Elizabeth Clark |
Widower Widow |
Laborer Domestic |
45 35 |
Kaikoura Kaikoura |
20 years 3 years |
Residence of Mrs Sarah Elizabeth Clark Kaikoura | 84/3205 | 26 December 1884 | Revd William McAra. | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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| 126 | 4 August 1886 |
Thomas Robinson Norton
Mary Cosgrove |
Bachelor Spinster |
Farm Labourer |
31 26 |
Waimate Timaru |
7 days 2 years |
Roman Catholic Church | 86/2322 | 4 August 1886 | Rev Jas Foley Roman Catholic | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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| 647 | 19 July 1887 |
William Thomas Norton
Jemima Railt |
Bachelor Spinster |
Carter general servant |
25 18 |
Lyttelton Lyttelton |
10 years 3 years |
Residence of H. A. Williams, Selwyn Terrace | 87/2299 | James Railt, the father | 19 July 1887 | The Revd James Hill, Presbyterian | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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| 8 | 21 December 1891 |
Thomas Henry Norton
Ethel Timperley |
Bachelor Spinster |
Labourer Domestic |
21 15 |
Towai Towai |
3 years 15 years |
Registrars Office, KawaKawa | 91/2829 | Joseph Timperley, Father | 21 December 1891 | Geo. Empson, Registrar | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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| 6 | 3 December 1895 |
Thomas Norton
Sarah Annie Elizabeth Clark |
Bachelor Spinster |
Laborer |
22 19 |
Te Awaiti Te Awaiti |
22 years 5 years |
Presbyterian Manse, Picton | 95/3458 | Martha Clark, Mother | 3 December 1895 | R. J. Allsworth | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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| 119 | 11 March 1902 |
Henry Thomas Norton
Florence Margaret Matthews |
Bachelor Spinster |
Boatbuilder |
21 20 |
Wellington Wellington |
12 years 16 years |
Primitive Methodist Church, Sydney Street | 02/804 | Charlotte Frances Matthews, Mother | 11 March 1902 | Rev G. J. C. Mann | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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| 715 | 1 December 1904 |
Albert Thomas Norton
Reena Salek Ashmann |
Bachelor Spinster |
Mariner Teacher |
28 21 |
S.S. Kittawa Christchurch |
1 Year 3 days |
St. Luke's | 04/6288 | 7 December 1904 | Rev. R. S. Davies, Anglican | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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| 21 | 26 November 1907 |
James Thomas Patrick Norton
Caroline Parker |
Bachelor Spinster |
Coal miner Domestic Duties |
31 29 |
Alexandra South Alexandra South |
7 years 6 months |
private Residence of Wm Parker | 07/8000 | 26 November 1907 | Rev A Watson | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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| 376 | 28 April 1908 |
Stanley Thomas Norton
Annie Page |
Bachelor Spinster |
Bank Clerk |
31 31 |
Wellington Wellington |
3 days 25 years |
St. Mark's Church, Wellington | 08/2945 | 28 April 1908 | Rev. A. M. Johnson | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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| 15 | 4 December 1923 |
Thomas Norton
Bertha Selma Horrey |
Bachelor Spinster |
Whaler Milliner |
20 19 |
Picton Picton |
Life 2 years |
St Joseph's Roman Catholic Church, Picton | 23/9526 | Mabel Norton, Guardian; William Horrey, father | 4 December 1923 | Henry LeBoutellier, Roman Catholic | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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| 3 | 25 February 1924 |
Thomas Norton Terrill
Ethel Margaret Marsh |
Bachelor Spinster |
Labourer Domestic duties |
31 18 |
Motunui Motunui |
10 years 18 years |
The Registrar's Office at Waitara | 1713 | Charles Marsh, Father | 25 February 1924 | W. Barnard, Registrar | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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Kura Heritage Collections (Auckland)
Thomas Norton 🔍 ASHⓘ
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| Title | Date | Record type |
| Norton, Frank | Passengers and Vessels | |
| Norton, Frances | Passengers and Vessels | |
| Norton, George | Passengers and Vessels | |
| Norton | Passengers and Vessels | |
| Norton | Passengers and Vessels | |
| Fletcher, Thomas Norton | Index Cards | |
| Norton, Thomas Henry | Index Cards | |
| Norton, Stanley Thomas | Index Cards | |
| Norton, Albert Thomas Capt | Index Cards | |
| Norton, Thomas | 1881-10 | 1881 Electoral Rolls |
Norton, Frank
Passengers and Vessels
Norton, Frances
Passengers and Vessels
Norton, George
Passengers and Vessels
Norton
Passengers and Vessels
Norton
Passengers and Vessels
Fletcher, Thomas Norton
Index Cards
Norton, Thomas Henry
Index Cards
Norton, Stanley Thomas
Index Cards
Norton, Albert Thomas Capt
Index Cards
Archives NZ
Thomas Norton 🔍 ASHⓘ
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Army Department > R9998548 (unknown)
| Name | Year(s) | Held At | Access |
| From: Thomas Norton, Moutoa Date: [received] 22 October 1900 Subject: For a pension for services in 65th Regiment | 1900 | Wellington | Open |
| [Officer Commanding Otago District - Appointment of Lieutenant James Thomas Norton] | 1907 | Wellington | Open |
From: Thomas Norton, Moutoa Date: [received] 22 October 1900 Subject: For a pension for services in 65th Regiment
1900
Wellington
Open
[Officer Commanding Otago District - Appointment of Lieutenant James Thomas Norton]
1907
Wellington
Open
Justice Department > R9996847 (unknown)
Department of Internal Affairs, Head Office > R9995083 (unknown)
| Name | Year(s) | Held At | Access |
| Naturalisation - Application for - Puczko, Zuzanna Krysyna [now known as Norton, Zuzanna Krystyna]; Norton, Henry Thomas | 1961 ‑ 1974 | Wellington | Restricted |
Naturalisation - Application for - Puczko, Zuzanna Krysyna [now known as Norton, Zuzanna Krystyna]; Norton, Henry Thomas
1961 ‑ 1974
Wellington
Restricted
Ministry of Transport, Head Office > R9989014 (unknown)
| Name | Year(s) | Held At | Access |
| New Zealand - Certificate of Competency as First Mate - Albert Thomas Norton | 1897 ‑ 1898 | Wellington | Open |
| New Zealand - Certificate of Competency as First Mate - Albert Thomas Norton (Renewal) | 1898 ‑ 1903 | Wellington | Open |
New Zealand - Certificate of Competency as First Mate - Albert Thomas Norton
1897 ‑ 1898
Wellington
Open
New Zealand - Certificate of Competency as First Mate - Albert Thomas Norton (Renewal)
1898 ‑ 1903
Wellington
Open
Ministry of Transport, Head Office > R9984699 (unknown)
| Name | Year(s) | Held At | Access |
| Certificate of Competency as Master (Ordinary) - Albert Thomas Norton | 1903 ‑ 1933 | Wellington | Open |
| New Zealand Certificate of Competency as Master - Albert Thomas Norton | 1903 ‑ 1933 | Wellington | Open |
Dunedin High Court > Dunedin probate and Letters of Administration files (II)
| Name | Scan | Year(s) | Held At | Access |
| NORTON James Thomas Patrick - Alexandra - Retired | 1955 | Dunedin | Open |
Auckland Provincial Government > Superintendent General Government inward correspondence
Agent for the General Government, Auckland > Inwards letters
Ministry of Transport, Head Office > Index to Seafarers' Certificates
| Name | Year(s) | Held At | Access |
| Norton, Albert Thomas | 1903 | Wellington | Open |
Public Service Commission > Personal Records
| Name | Year(s) | Held At | Access |
| Norton, Thomas Eric | 1969 ‑ 1984 | Wellington | Restricted |
Immigration New Zealand > Immigration Case Files
| Name | Year(s) | Held At | Access |
| Norton, Sonia Clair; Norton, Sonia Clair; Norton, Suzanna K; Norton, Zuzanna Kaystyna; Norton, Henry Thomas; Norton, Kenny Thomas; Puczko, Sonia Clair; Puczko, Zuzanna Kaystyina | 1961 ‑ 1975 | Wellington | Restricted |
Wellington High Court > Wellington probate files [third sequence]
| Name | Scan | Year(s) | Held At | Access |
| NORTON Albert Thomas | 1952 | Wellington | Open |
Wellington High Court > Wellington probate files (first sequence)
| Name | Scan | Year(s) | Held At | Access |
| NORTON, Henry Thomas | 1916 | Wellington | Open |
High Court Auckland, Department of Justice > Land valuation files
Application for consent to sale - John Vincent Riesterer to Thomas Alfred Norton and Frances Ruth Norton
1945
Auckland
Open
Land valuation - Leonard George Norton to Henry Thomas Norton. "A" number not clear
1971
Auckland
Restricted
Land valuation - Norman Frank Sutton and Elsie Nora Sutton to Henry Thomas Norton
1969
Auckland
Restricted
Land valuation - Ernest Alfred Schoevaart and Hella Schoevaart to Henry Thomas Norton
1971
Auckland
Restricted
Land valuation - Henry Thomas Norton to George Ashley Wells and Lilian Violet Wells
1975
Auckland
Restricted
Land valuation - Henry Thomas Norton to Edwin Russell Brighouse and Deseree Dawn Brighouse
1976
Auckland
Restricted
Application for consent to sale - Thomas Crossley Saville and Thomas Hubert Saville to Joseph Robert Leslie Norton and Joyce Evelyn Norton
1949
Auckland
Open
Application for consent to sale - Patrick Maguire to Thomas Norton Morris et Uxor
1949
Auckland
Open
New Zealand Customs Service, Auckland Office > Customs Inwards Letters
| Name | Scan | Year(s) | Held At | Access |
| Henry F Andrews, Acting ... James Norton, - Warehousekeeper - Henry ... | 1867 | Auckland | Open | |
| The High Commissioner for New Zealand, London - Thomas F Norton - passenger to Auckland per "Arawa" leaving London 15 October | 1908 | Auckland | Open | |
| P Heyes, Commissioner of ... Herbert H Norton, Auckland; Robert Nudds, ... | 1908 | Auckland | Open |
Henry F Andrews, Acting ... James Norton, - Warehousekeeper - Henry ...
![Henry F Andrews, Acting Collector of Customs, H F Andrews, Clerk - Robert Aitkinson, Clerk - James A Barber, Landing Waiter - Daniel Berry, Locker - W J Browne, Locker - Edward Bull, Locker - G Dower, Boatman - R Hewson, Landing Waiter - J Hooper, Coxswain - William Mason, Locker - Dugald McKellar, Clerk and Cashier - Henry S McKellar, Inspector - F Miller, Tide Waiter - F J Milne, Clerk - George Moore, Clerk - Alexander Muir, Locker - Thomas Aloysius Murphy, Boatman - James Norton, Warehousekeeper - Henry Parker, Messenger - J Patterson, Tide Waiter [E W Patieson] - A Sharpe, 7th Clerk - J M Tabuteau, Landing Surveyor - Andrew Tait, Landing Waiter - William Tidmarsh, Locker - S J Williams, Landing Waiter - W W Wilson, Customs Officer - Appointment Particulars past and present, with age, salary and duties](https://ndhadeliver.natlib.govt.nz/delivery/DeliveryManagerServlet?dps_pid=IE34360058&dps_func=thumbnail "Henry F Andrews, Acting Collector of Customs, H F Andrews, Clerk - Robert Aitkinson, Clerk - James A Barber, Landing Waiter - Daniel Berry, Locker - W J Browne, Locker - Edward Bull, Locker - G Dower, Boatman - R Hewson, Landing Waiter - J Hooper, Coxswain - William Mason, Locker - Dugald McKellar, Clerk and Cashier - Henry S McKellar, Inspector - F Miller, Tide Waiter - F J Milne, Clerk - George Moore, Clerk - Alexander Muir, Locker - Thomas Aloysius Murphy, Boatman - James Norton, Warehousekeeper - Henry Parker, Messenger - J Patterson, Tide Waiter [E W Patieson] - A Sharpe, 7th Clerk - J M Tabuteau, Landing Surveyor - Andrew Tait, Landing Waiter - William Tidmarsh, Locker - S J Williams, Landing Waiter - W W Wilson, Customs Officer - Appointment Particulars past and present, with age, salary and duties")
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1867
Auckland
Open
Hamilton High Court > Hamilton divorce files - second sequence
| Name | Year(s) | Held At | Access |
| Norton, Thomas Eric v Norton, Raewyn Maria | 1968 ‑ 1969 | Auckland | Restricted |
High Court Auckland, Department of Justice > Auckland Divorce files
| Name | Year(s) | Held At | Access |
| Norton, Thomas Eric v Norton, Maude Mihi | 1953 | Auckland | Restricted |
| NORTON Thomas Henry - Ethel Elizabeth | 1931 ‑ 1932 | Auckland | Restricted |
Hamilton High Court > Hamilton probates - annual number sequence
| Name | Scan | Year(s) | Held At | Access |
| BENGE Thomas Norton - Te Kuiti - Postmaster | 1958 | Auckland | Open | |
| NORTON Henry Edward Thomas - Katikati - Pensioner | 1976 | Auckland | Open |
Dunedin High Court > Dunedin Bills of Sale
| Name | Year(s) | Held At | Access |
| NORTON Thomas - Dunedin - to - MUMFORD William Henry - Dunedin - 13 Aug 1862 | 1862 | Dunedin | Open |
Legislative Department > Women's Suffrage Petition 1892 [Digitised Sheets]
| Name | Scan | Year(s) | Held At | Access |
| Digitised 1892 Women Suffrage Petition Roll - Sheet 404 - Region: Auckland, Wairoa South [Digital Copy] | 1892 | Digital | Open |
Land Information New Zealand, National Office > District Land Registrar - R Plans [Maps]
| Name | Year(s) | Held At | Access |
| District Land Registrar - R Plan - Mangere 21 | 1953 | Auckland | Open |
Legislative Department > Women's Suffrage Petition [Digitised Sheets]
| Name | Scan | Year(s) | Held At | Access |
| Digitised 1893 Women Suffrage Petition Roll - Sheet 11 - Region: Auckland [Digital Copy] | 1893 | Digital | Open | |
| Digitised 1893 Women Suffrage Petition Roll - Sheet 242 - Region: Lyttelton [Digital Copy] | 1893 | Digital | Open |
Roxburgh Application files
| Name | Year(s) | Held At | Access |
| Application for water race - William Rigney, Mathew McKeown - Butchers Creek | 1864 | Dunedin | Open |
South Canterbury District Health Board > Waimate Hospital Staff Correspondence and Applications
| Name | Year(s) | Held At | Access |
| Waimate Hospital Staff Correspondence ... Maher; G. Norton and wife; William ... | 1878 | Christchurch | Open |
Waimate Hospital Staff Correspondence ... Maher; G. Norton and wife; William ...
1878
Christchurch
Open
New Zealand Post Limited, Headquarters > Dead Classification Cards
| Name | Year(s) | Held At | Access |
| Benge, Thomas Norton - Born 1885 | 1909 ‑ 1943 | Wellington | Open |
Alexandra District Court > Alexandra Application files
| Name | Year(s) | Held At | Access |
| Application for extended alluvial claim - George Simpson, Appleton, Vallance, Holohan, Beck, Bruce, Jack, Thompson, Geddes - near Galloway Station | 1902 | Dunedin | Open |
Napier High Court > Napier probate files [third sequence]
| Name | Scan | Year(s) | Held At | Access |
| Tanner, Thomas Norton | 1939 ‑ 1941 | Wellington | Open |
New Plymouth High Court > New Plymouth probate files
| Name | Scan | Year(s) | Held At | Access |
| TERRILL Thomas Norton | 1978 | Wellington | Open |
Department of Lands and Survey, Christchurch District Office > Inwards Correspondence to the Provincial Secretary [ICPS]
Alex Laing, Secretary for the Unemployed - group breaking stones at new gaol, Lincoln Road [Addington], requesting wage increase. [File includes ICPS 1005(1)/1870, 946/1870, 947/1870 - lists of 268 unemployed men, details can include name, age, occupation, no. in family, date of arrival, name of ship, length of time out of employment, reason for leaving] - 19/09/1870
![Alex Laing, Secretary for the Unemployed - group breaking stones at new gaol, Lincoln Road [Addington], requesting wage increase. [File includes ICPS 1005(1)/1870, 946/1870, 947/1870 - lists of 268 unemployed men, details can include name, age, occupation, no. in family, date of arrival, name of ship, length of time out of employment, reason for leaving] - 19/09/1870](https://ndhadeliver.natlib.govt.nz/delivery/DeliveryManagerServlet?dps_pid=IE77278857&dps_func=thumbnail "Alex Laing, Secretary for the Unemployed - group breaking stones at new gaol, Lincoln Road [Addington], requesting wage increase. [File includes ICPS 1005(1)/1870, 946/1870, 947/1870 - lists of 268 unemployed men, details can include name, age, occupation, no. in family, date of arrival, name of ship, length of time out of employment, reason for leaving] - 19/09/1870")
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1870
Christchurch
Open
Department of Lands and Survey, Wellington District Office > District Survey Office registered files
| Name | Year(s) | Held At | Access |
| Application for land on the Improved Farm System - Thomas Norton Morris | 1909 | Wellington | Open |
Department of Lands and Survey, Wellington District Office > Commissioner of Crown Lands registered files
| Name | Year(s) | Held At | Access |
| From: Thomas Norton [Foxton] Date: 12 June 1875 Subject: Authority for Benjamin Smith to receive crown grant for Section No. 71 Motoa Block, Foxton Manawatu | 1875 | Wellington | Open |
| From: Thomas Norton Date: 5 September 1860 Subject: Authority for Charles Parker to receive grant for Rural section No 102 Motoa Block | 1860 ‑ 1868 | Wellington | Open |
New Zealand Defence Force, Personnel Archives > Military Personnel Files
| Name | Scan | Year(s) | Held At | Access |
| NORTON, Stanley Thomas - WW1 48872 - Army | 1914 ‑ 1918 | Wellington | Open | |
| TERRILL, Thomas Norton - WW1 64167 - Army | 1914 ‑ 1918 | Wellington | Restricted | |
| NORTON, Henry Thomas - WW1 8/3876 - Army | 1914 ‑ 1916 | Wellington | Restricted |
Napier High Court > Napier probate files [fifth sequence]
| Name | Scan | Year(s) | Held At | Access |
| Norton, Lindsay Thomas | 1980 | Wellington | Open |
Royal New Zealand Police College > Prisoners Description Books
| Name | Year(s) | Held At | Access |
| Thomas Naughton (alias Norton, alias Murphy), 30 September 1889 | 1889 | Wellington | Open |
Hamilton High Court > Hamilton bankruptcy files [third series]
| Name | Year(s) | Held At | Access |
| Bankruptcy file - Thomas Moses of 45 Norton Road, Frankton Junction, labourer | 1929 ‑ 1939 | Auckland | Open |
Bankruptcy file - Thomas Moses of 45 Norton Road, Frankton Junction, labourer
1929 ‑ 1939
Auckland
Open
Justice Department > Coroners Inquests, case files
| Name | Year(s) | Held At | Access |
| Coroners Inquests Unnecessary - ... Nortontaylor [or Norton Taylor?], Ada ; ... | 1959 | Wellington | Open |
| Coroners Inquests Unnecessary - ... Burkett, Tracey; Norton, Rex Gregory; Alexander, ... | 1959 | Wellington | Open |
| Coroners Inquests Unnecessary - ... Robert Victor; Norton, Evelyn Ellen ; ... | 1959 | Wellington | Open |
| Coroners inquests unnecessary - ... Carter Sutton; Norton, William Roy; Noyer, ... | 1961 | Wellington | Open |
| Coroners inquests unnecessary - ... Benge, Thomas Norton; Boyd, David McLeod; ... | 1958 | Wellington | Open |
Coroners Inquests Unnecessary - ... Nortontaylor [or Norton Taylor?], Ada ; ...
1959
Wellington
Open
Coroners Inquests Unnecessary - ... Burkett, Tracey; Norton, Rex Gregory; Alexander, ...
1959
Wellington
Open
Coroners inquests unnecessary - ... Carter Sutton; Norton, William Roy; Noyer, ...
1961
Wellington
Open
Coroners inquests unnecessary - ... Benge, Thomas Norton; Boyd, David McLeod; ...
1958
Wellington
Open
Wellington Province Government > General Inwards Correspondence, Inward Letters from Commissioner of Crown Lands & the General Government
High Court Auckland, Department of Justice > Auckland probates
| Name | Scan | Year(s) | Held At | Access |
| NORTON Stanley Thomas - Auckland - Retired Bank Manager | 1939 | Auckland | Open | |
| NORTON Henry Thomas - Auckland - Retired | 1939 | Auckland | Open | |
| MORRIS Thomas Norton - Auckland - Retired Miner | 1965 | Auckland | Open |
High Court Auckland, Department of Justice > Auckland probates - second sequence
| Name | Scan | Year(s) | Held At | Access |
| NORTON Thomas Charles - Silverdale | 1913 | Auckland | Open |
Hamilton High Court > Hamilton Land Sales / Land Valuation Proceedings Files
| Name | Year(s) | Held At | Access |
| James Nicoll Boddie to Thomas Norton Benge | 1946 | Auckland | Open |
| Thomas Henry Cracroft and Alberta Margaret Cracroft to Ronald Wallis Norton | 1946 | Auckland | Open |
Whangarei probates - second sequence
| Name | Scan | Year(s) | Held At | Access |
| NORTON Thomas Henry - Ruakaka - Pensioner | 1953 | Auckland | Open |
Land Titles Office, Auckland > Discharged Mortgages - North Auckland
| Name | Year(s) | Held At | Access |
| Mortgagor: Thomas Longworthy Lee - Mortgagee: Edwards Norton Boult. Allots 7 & 8 subdn of southern part Raumanga No 2 Block Parua Survey District | 1884 ‑ 1887 | Auckland | Open |
📂 Item
| Name | Year(s) | Held At | Access |
| XBEK-A066-7 - North Canterbury Catchment & Regional Water Board - A066 AC Norton files 1947-1988 - Happy Valley Creek - Mt Thomas creek - 00/01/1962-00/04/1962 | 1962 | Christchurch | Restricted |
| Thomas Norton - Private 65th Regt | 1860 ‑ 1861 | Wellington | Open |
Our Stuff - Denise & Peter's NZ history site
Thomas Norton 🔍 ASHⓘ
Inchinnan
Private 89th Reg. Single Naughton / Norton Thomas 44 Private 17th Dragoons Catherine 41 Bellina 21 Mary 10 Ann 7 Thomas 4 Neale / Neil James 42 Private 62nd Reg Selina 43 Neale
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Private 89th Reg. Single Naughton / Norton Thomas 44 Private 17th Dragoons Catherine 41 Bellina 21 Mary 10 Ann 7 Thomas 4 Neale / Neil James 42 Private 62nd Reg Selina 43 Neale
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The Treasury (Coromandel-Hauraki)
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NZ War Graves
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Dictionary of NZ Biography (Scholefield, 1940)
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NZSG Kiwi Collection (non-member records)
Thomas Norton 🔍 ASHSource: Kiwi Collection copyright The New Zealand Society of Genealogists / with the kind permission of the NZSG
| Name | Date | Record Type |
|---|---|---|
| NORTON, Albert Thomas 🔍 | 30 Sep 1952 | NZ Probates |
| NORTON, Byron Arthur Thomas 🔍 | 15 Jan 2011 | NZ Herald Deaths |
| NORTON, Derek Thomas (Sylvia) 🔍 | 07 May 2013 | NZ Herald Deaths |
| NORTON, Henry Edward Thomas 🔍 | 27 Sep 1976 | NZ Probates |
| NORTON, Henry Thomas 🔍 | 1916 | NZ Probates |
| NORTON, Henry Thomas 🔍 | 07 Dec 1916 | NZ Probates |
| NORTON, Henry Thomas 🔍 | 1939 | NZ Probates |
| NORTON, Henry Thomas 🔍 | 24 Apr 1939 | NZ Probates |
| NORTON, Henry Thomas 🔍 | 15 Sep 1916 | Auckland War Memorial Museum - Cenotaph |
| NORTON, James Thomas Patrick 🔍 | 24 Aug 1955 | NZ Probates |
| NORTON, Lindsay Thomas 🔍 | 01 Oct 1980 | NZ Probates |
| NORTON, Stanley Thomas 🔍 | Auckland War Memorial Museum - Cenotaph | |
| NORTON, Stanley Thomas 🔍 | 1939 | NZ Probates |
| NORTON, Stanley Thomas 🔍 | 14 Jun 1939 | NZ Probates |
| NORTON, Thomas Alfred 🔍 | Auckland War Memorial Museum - Cenotaph | |
| NORTON, Thomas Charles 🔍 | 1913 | NZ Probates |
| NORTON, Thomas Charles 🔍 | 22 Aug 1913 | NZ Probates |
| NORTON, Thomas Eric 🔍 | Auckland War Memorial Museum - Cenotaph | |
| NORTON, Thomas Henry 🔍 | 27 Mar 1953 | NZ Probates |
| NORTON, Thomas Philip 🔍 | 04 Jul 1942 | Auckland War Memorial Museum - Cenotaph |
Masterton Anglican History
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NZ Marriages (Groom)
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Intention to Marry
Soldiers of Empire - Muster Rolls
Thomas Norton 🔍 ASHImperial soldiers serving in New Zealand, c.1860-1869, during the New Zealand Land Wars
Source: Soldiers of Empire, by Dr R. Lenihan (VUW) / CC BY 4.0
| Name | Regiment | Regt. Number | Rank | Birthplace | Trade on enlistment | Enlisted (d-m-y) | Fate | Fate location | Fate (d-m-y) |
| 🌳 Thomas Norton | 50 | 581 | Private | Stockport, England | Labourer | 8-4-1861 | Deserted | Wanganui | 7-1-? |
NZ Deaths
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NZ Genealogy Research Made Easy
Thomas Norton 🔍 ASHⓘ
ships to Auck
Jas & Emily VAUGHAN; Matilda NORTON; Thomas N. BAIRD . 3rd Class... Mary DIXON; William Russell & Henry Jas EADES; Wiliam, Ella & William James McINDOE; Richard, Thomas & Richard
https://freepages.rootsweb.com/~babznz/genealogy/shipstoauck.html
1888sept
Thomas NORTON-acquitted Mary EWART-charged with the larceny of a cheque for £4 10s, the property of James PATERSON. Verdict not guilty returned by the jury. Tuesday-DUNEDIN A
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Jas & Emily VAUGHAN; Matilda NORTON; Thomas N. BAIRD . 3rd Class... Mary DIXON; William Russell & Henry Jas EADES; Wiliam, Ella & William James McINDOE; Richard, Thomas & Richard
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1888sept
Thomas NORTON-acquitted Mary EWART-charged with the larceny of a cheque for £4 10s, the property of James PATERSON. Verdict not guilty returned by the jury. Tuesday-DUNEDIN A
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New Zealand Gazette Index
Thomas Norton 🔍 ASHⓘ
Search URL: https://gazette.howison.co.nz/search?name=Thomas+Norton
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Transcribed and indexed with AI tools; verify important info with the original PDF sources (linked)
Source: 1840-2017 New Zealand Gazette (and related periodicals) indexed from various public sources, including VUW, NZLII, gazette.govt.nz, WCC Libraries and Papers Past. Usage/copyright varies: Public domain / Crown copyright / fair use / CC-BY 3.0 NZ
23 results for Thomas Norton
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| Snippet / Name | ✨ Notice Summary | Date | Found In | PDF Links |
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| ..... 0 11 6 31st December, 1902. T. Norton, wages .. 0 1 5 16th July, 19... | 💰 Unclaimed Moneys Register for Scott Brothers | 1918 | NZ Gazette |
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| ... 0 11 6 31st December, 1902 .. T. Norton .. 0 1 5 16th July, 1903 .. D... | 🏭 Register of Unclaimed Moneys for Scott Brothers (Limited) | 1919 | NZ Gazette |
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...liam J. Macquarie, Sandy, 2 Norton, Thomas (late Wells, Benjamin 65th)...
🚂 List of Unclaimed Letters
2 October 1851
New Munster Gazette
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...... ... 50 0 0 50 0 0 " Thomas Norton Section 71 ... ... 30 0 0 3...
🗺️ Return of Lands Sold and Deposits Received in the Province of Wellington
7 January 1868
Wellington Provincial Gazette
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...n Henson ... ... 3 0 16 2904 Thomas Norton ... ... 1 2 18 2905 Piueaha...
🗺️ Crown Land Grants Ready for Delivery in Wellington
1869
Wellington Provincial Gazette
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...arles Parker ... 50 0 0 2882 Thomas Norton ... 30 0 0 2883 W. Cumming ...
🗺️ Crown Grants Ready for Delivery
9 July 1869
Wellington Provincial Gazette
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...te, Section 8 Mere Wiremu to Thomas Norton. 17 Transfer (1906-121) 16t...
🪶 Native Land Court Sitting at Wellington - Applications for Confirmation of Alienations
27 October 1906
NZ Gazette
VUW
VUW
...ge, Section 8 Mere Wiremu to Thomas Norton. 243 Mortgage .. 28th Janua...
🪶 Native Land Court Sitting at Greytown North
20 March 1907
NZ Gazette
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...ge, Section 8 Mere Wiremu to Thomas Norton. 12 Transfer (1906–169) 26t...
🪶 Sitting of the Native Land Court at Greytown North
9 January 1909
NZ Gazette
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...Section No. 8 Mere Wiremu to Thomas Norton (h.c.). 3 Sale 2nd day of N...
🪶 Native Land Court Sitting at Wellington
21 June 1909
NZ Gazette
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VUW
...te, Section 8 Mere Wiremu to Thomas Norton (h.c.). 9 Lease 12th Januar...
🪶 Native Land Court Sitting at Picton
13 September 1910
NZ Gazette
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...Wekaweka, Hokianga, Farmer. Norton, Thomas, Mangapai, Labourer. Otto, ...
🛡️ Call-up Notice for Military Service
23 November 1916
NZ Gazette
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...er, Otaika Road, Whangarei. NORTON, Thomas, labourer, Mangapai. McCANN...
🛡️ Order to Parade for Medical Examination - Group No. 3
9 March 1917
NZ Gazette
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...Harry Norton, Manuel Norton, Thomas Norton, and Timothy Norton to Eva ...
🪶 Applications for Confirmation of Alienations
1918
NZ Gazette
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...Harry Norton, Manuel Norton, Thomas Norton, and Timothy Norton to Eva ...
🪶 Meeting of the South Island District Maori Land Board
15 May 1918
NZ Gazette
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...Harry Norton, Manuel Norton, Thomas Norton, and Timothy Norton to Eva ...
🪶 Meeting of the South Island District Maori Land Board
26 August 1918
NZ Gazette
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...ua, Hauraki Gulf. 097596 Norton, Thomas Philip, Skilled Labourer, 17 E...
🛡️ National Service Register - Individual Notices
1940
NZ Gazette
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...ua, Hauraki Gulf. 097596 Norton, Thomas Philip, skilled labourer, 5 Ng...
🛡️ Military Area No. 1 (Auckland) Service Register
1941
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..., shearer, Blenheim. 593970 Norton, Thomas, seaman, care of Mr. T. Row...
🛡️ Military Area No. 9 (Nelson) Call-up Register
1942
NZ Gazette
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...on St., Pukekohe. 479108 Norton, Thomas Alfred, motor-driver, 94 Hasle...
🛡️ Military Area No. 1 (Auckland) Service Register
1942
NZ Gazette
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... mill hand, Mokai. 620787 Norton, Thomas Eric, post-splitter, Mokai-Ta...
🛡️ Military Area No. 2 (Paeroa) Service Register
1942
NZ Gazette
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Soldiers of Empire - Medal Rolls
Thomas Norton 🔍 ASHDerived from the NZ Medal Lists (War Office, WO 100/18, The National Archives, London), comprising just over 12,000 imperial soldiers who served in New Zealand, c.1860-1869
Source: Soldiers of Empire, by Dr R. Lenihan (VUW) / CC BY 4.0
| Name | Regiment | Regt. Number | Period in NZ | Page in PDF |
| 🌳 Thomas Norton | 65 | 2561 | 1847-1851 | 368 |
Whakatere Heritage Collections (Ashburton)
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Masterton Library Wairarapa Archive
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Nominal rolls: Second New Zealand Expeditionary Force
Thomas Norton 🔍 ASHEmbarkation nominal rolls of Army troops who served overseas in WWII. They are not exhaustive and generally do not include Navy and Air Force servicemembers.
Source: Auckland Museum / CC BY 4.0
| Name | Army No. | Vol. | Rank | Unit | Single? | Enlisted at | Occupation | Last NZ Address | Next of Kin |
| 🌳 Thomas Philip Norton | 66212 | 5 | Gunner | 2nd N.Z. Divisional Artillery | Single | Auckland | Electrician's labourer | 5 Ngaka St., Orakei, Auckland | Mrs. N. McEvoy, 5 Ngaka St., Orakei, Auckland (m) |
| 🌳 Thomas Eric Norton | 620787 | 9 | Gunner | Heavy Anti-Aircraft Regiment, N.Z. Artillery | Married | Auckland | Post splitter | 2 George St., Newmarket, Auckland | Mrs. M. Norton, Mokai, via Putaruru (w) |
🌳 Thomas Philip Norton
66212
5
Gunner
2nd N.Z. Divisional Artillery
Single
Auckland
Electrician's labourer
5 Ngaka St., Orakei, Auckland
Mrs. N. McEvoy, 5 Ngaka St., Orakei, Auckland (m)
🌳 Thomas Eric Norton
620787
9
Gunner
Heavy Anti-Aircraft Regiment, N.Z. Artillery
Married
Auckland
Post splitter
2 George St., Newmarket, Auckland
Mrs. M. Norton, Mokai, via Putaruru (w)
BillionGraves (NZ cemeteries)
Thomas Norton 🔍 ASHⓘ
Search URL: https://billiongraves.com/api/1.3/search
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| Name | Born | Died | Cemetery | Region |
| Thomas Norton | 1917 🔍 | 1 Mar 1969 🔍 📰 | Aramoho Cemetery | Manawatu-Wanganui |
| Thomas Norton | 11 Mar 1893 🔍 | Not Available 🔍 | Mangere Lawn Cemetery | Auckland |
| Thomas Norton | 5 Sep 1900 🔍 | Not Available 🔍 | Mangere Lawn Cemetery | Auckland |
| Thomas Norton | 18 Jul 1916 🔍 | Not Available 🔍 | Mangere Lawn Cemetery | Auckland |
| Thomas Norton | 1 May 1907 🔍 | Not Available 🔍 | Mangere Lawn Cemetery | Auckland |
| Graham Thomas Norton | 22 Dec 1958 🔍 | 1977 🔍 📰 | Picton Cemetery | Marlborough |
| Thomas Eric Norton | 1983 🔍 📰 | Mangere Lawn Cemetery | Auckland | |
| Thomas Henry Norton | 24 Mar 1952 🔍 📰 | Maunu Cemetery | Northland | |
| Thomas E Norton | Not Available 🔍 | Mangere Lawn Cemetery | Auckland | |
| Thomas E Norton | 1905 🔍 | Not Available 🔍 | Mangere Lawn Cemetery | Auckland |
| Thomas E Norton | 1914 🔍 | Not Available 🔍 | Mangere Lawn Cemetery | Auckland |
| Thomas E Norton | 1893 🔍 | Not Available 🔍 | Mangere Lawn Cemetery | Auckland |
| Thomas E Norton | 1912 🔍 | Not Available 🔍 | Mangere Lawn Cemetery | Auckland |
| Thomas E Norton | 1894 🔍 | Not Available 🔍 | Mangere Lawn Cemetery | Auckland |
| Thomas E Norton | 1898 🔍 | Not Available 🔍 | Mangere Lawn Cemetery | Auckland |
Archives Central (Manawatū-Whanganui)
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Discover EverAfter (NZ Cemeteries)
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Discover EverAfter manages burial records for several cemeteries around New Zealand
Source: Copyright Plotbox Inc / limited search results excerpts for "personal, non-commercial use"
| Name | Date of Death | Age at Death | Cemetery | Plot Location | Section | Row | Plot No. | Funeral Type |
| Byron Arthur Thomas NORTON | 13 Jan 2011 | 84 | Purewa Crematorium, Auckland Region | Cremation | ||||
| Derek Thomas NORTON | 3 May 2013 | 83 | Purewa Crematorium, Auckland Region | Cremation | ||||
| Thomas Norton BENGE | 23 Apr 1958 📰 | 72 | Purewa Cemetery, Auckland Region | Block J/40/088 | Block J | 40 | 088 | Burial |
| Henry Thomas NORTON | 5 Mar 1939 📰 | 82 | Purewa Cemetery, Auckland Region | Block E/55/201 | Block E | 55 | 201 | Burial |
| Thomas Norton TERRILL | 25 May 1978 📰 | 85 | Te Henui Cemetery, Taranaki Region | Services Area/D/285 | Services Area | D | 285 | Burial |
| LINDSAY THOMAS NORTON | 2 Aug 1980 📰 | 59 | Hastings Cemetery, Hawke's Bay Region | NCH/#/AA100 | NCH | # | AA100 | Burial |
| Thomas Norton Tanner | 5 Jan 1941 📰 | 43 | Havelock North Cemetery, Hawke's Bay Region | SE/#/2 | SE | # | 2 | Burial |
| Thomas Eric NORTON | 31 Jul 1983 📰 | 72 | Mangere Lawn Cemetery, Auckland Region | Lawn Tilted Plaque Red/D/62 | Lawn Tilted Plaque Red | D | 62 | Burial |
| ALBERT THOMAS NORTON | 75 | Karori Crematorium and Chapels, Wellington Region | Cremation |
Thomas Norton BENGE
23 Apr 1958 📰
72
Purewa Cemetery, Auckland Region
Block J/40/088
Block J
40
088
Burial
Henry Thomas NORTON
5 Mar 1939 📰
82
Purewa Cemetery, Auckland Region
Block E/55/201
Block E
55
201
Burial
Thomas Norton TERRILL
25 May 1978 📰
85
Te Henui Cemetery, Taranaki Region
Services Area/D/285
Services Area
D
285
Burial
LINDSAY THOMAS NORTON
2 Aug 1980 📰
59
Hastings Cemetery, Hawke's Bay Region
NCH/#/AA100
NCH
#
AA100
Burial
Thomas Norton Tanner
5 Jan 1941 📰
43
Havelock North Cemetery, Hawke's Bay Region
SE/#/2
SE
#
2
Burial
Thomas Eric NORTON
31 Jul 1983 📰
72
Mangere Lawn Cemetery, Auckland Region
Lawn Tilted Plaque Red/D/62
Lawn Tilted Plaque Red
D
62
Burial