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Norman Lambert FOX (1889 - 1916)
Children Self + Spouses Parents Grandparents Greatgrandparents
Norman Lambert FOX (1889 - 1916) Frederick Young FOX (1856 - 1938) Isaac Alexander FOX (1810 - 1878) Isaac FOX (1759 - 1811)
Mary Eliza YOUNG (1788 - 1875)
Sarah Milbourne CARTER (1826 - 1895)



Margaret Isabell CRAIG (1864 - 1940)











Norman Lambert FOX
Norman Lambert FOX
Pic 1. Graves of Australian soldiers in Cairo Cemetery. The central headstone is that of 390 Sergeant (Sgt) Norman Lambert Fox, 9th Battalion, of Rockhampton, Qld. Sgt Fox was killed by the explosion of a bomb at Zeitoun near Cairo on 18 February 1916, aged 25. To the right is the grave of 1380 Private Harold Stanley Freeman, 9th Australian Light Horse Regiment, born in Adelaide, SA, who died of meningitis and a fractured skull on 30 January 1916. Second on the right is that of 1254 Trooper John Mallet, 6th Reinforcements, 11th Australian Light Horse Regiment, who died of disease on the same day. They are all buried in Cairo War Memorial Cemetery.

b. 1889 at Claremont, Queensland, Australia
d. 18 Feb 1916 at Cairo, Egypt aged 27
Parents:
Frederick Young FOX (1856 - 1938)
Margaret Isabell CRAIG (1864 - 1940)
Siblings (3):
Sydney Craig FOX (1885 - 1948)
Madge Anette FOX (1887 - )
Frederick Young FOX (1894 - 1964)
Events in Norman Lambert FOX (1889 - 1916)'s life
Date Age Event Place Notes Src
1889 Norman Lambert FOX was born Claremont, Queensland, Australia 23
18 Feb 1916 27 Norman Lambert FOX died Cairo, Egypt 23
Personal Notes:
390 Sergeant (Sgt) Norman Lambert Fox, 9th Battalion, of Rockhampton, Qld. Sgt Fox was killed by the explosion of a bomb at Zeitoun near Cairo on 18 February 1916, aged 25.

Norman Lambert Fox

Rank
Private [Pte]
Service Number
390
Unit
9th Battalion Australian Infantry
Service
Army
Conflict
1914-1918
Date of Death
18 February 1916
Cause of Death
Died of wounds
Cemetery or Memorial Details
EGYPT 9 Cairo War Memorial Cemetery
War Grave Register Notes
FOX, Pte. Norman Lambert, 390. 9th Bn. Australian Inf. Died of wounds 18th Feb., 1916. Age 25. Son of Frederick Young Fox and Margaret Isabel Fox, of Chelsea, Emu Park, Queensland. Born at Bombandy Station, Clermont. D. 324.
Source
AWM145 Roll of Honour cards, 1914-1918 War, Army
Source References:
23. Type: Gedcom File, Abbr: Fox Group sheets, Title: Fox Group sheets, Auth: Peter Fox Mar 09, Date: Mar 09
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