DescriptionMartin A. Norton in the Jersey Journal of Jersey City on April 4, 1944 (cropped).png	English: Martin A. Norton in the Jersey Journal of Jersey City on April 4, 1944
Date	4 April 1944
Source	Jersey Journal of Jersey City on April 4, 1944
Author	AnonymousUnknown author
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P.F.C. Norton. Former J. C. Soldier Dies In England. The mother of P.F.C. Martin A. Norton, formerly of 155 Newkirk Street, has been informed of her sons death in the following telegram: Journal office — dated April 1. — No letter has yet been received. P.F.C. Norton was inducted from Newark, March 20, 1913, a year before he died. He received basic training at Camp Gordon, Georgia, and later was stationed in California, then transferred to one of the New England states, from which he sailed for England, December, 1943. He arrived Jan. 27, 1944, and was en route at sea all the intervening time between these dates. He received his schooling in Scranton, Pa. On his birthday, April 6, he would have been 22 years old. He has two brothers in service, Corp. John Norton, now in Cairo, Egypt, and Sergt. Michael Norton, at Camp Roberts, California, due in Jersey City on fur-lough, Thursday. A third brother, Peter Norton, is waiting for call to the navy, having passed his physical examination. Martin Norton was the youngest of the four brothers. His father was the late John Norton. He has two sisters, Miss Mary Norton and Mrs. Celi Doherty, of Jersey City. Journal office — dated April 1. — No letter has yet been received. P.F.C. Norton was inducted from Newark, March 20, 1913, a year before he died. He received basic training at Camp Gordon, Georgia, and later was stationed in California, then transferred to one of the New England states, from which he sailed for England, December, 1943. He arrived January 27, 1944, and was en route at sea all the intervening time between these dates. He received his schooling in Scranton, Pennsylvania. On his birthday, April 6, he would have been 22 years old. He has two brothers in service, Corp. John Norton, now in Cairo, Egypt, and Sergt. Michael Norton, at Camp Roberts, California, due in Jersey City on furlough, Thursday. A third brother, Peter Norton, is waiting for call to the navy, having passed his physical examination. Martin Norton was the youngest of the four brothers. His father was the late John Norton. He has two sisters, Miss Mary Norton and Mrs. Cell Doherty, of Jersey City.

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