Norman Livesley TRAVIS
- Born: 16 May 1920
- Where Born: 12 Stafford Road, [Bournemouth, Dorset, England]
- Father's Name: John Livesley Travis
- Mother's Surname and Maiden Name: Lily Frances Kimpton
- Profession of Father: Motor Engineer (for navy)
- Informant: J. L. Travis Father L. F. Kimpton Mother 12 Stafford Road Bournemouth
- When Registered: 29th May 1920
- Prisoner of War:
- Date of Capture: 15 February 1942
- Place of Capture: Singapore
- Date of Birth: 16 May 1920
- Rank: Lance Bombardier
- Number: 1457108
- Unit: 80 Anti-Tank Regt. RA. 11 Division
- Father's Name: John
- Mother's Name: lily
- Occupation: Glove Cutter
- Destination of Report: 27. Totland Rd., Cosham, Hants
- Occupation: Gunner, Royal Artillery 80 Anti-Tank Regt.
Service No. 1457108
- Died: 8 April 1945, of Beri-Beri and Enteritis in Malaya, formerly of 27 Totland Road, Cosham, Portsmouth, Hampshire, England
- Buried: 8 April 1945 Sai Wan War Cemetery, Hong Kong, Plot: VII F 11
- A Commonwealth War Graves Commission Memorial Certificate
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- Will Proved: 10 May 1946, Winchester
Photographs
Sai Wan War Cemetery

Census Information
19 June 1921
- Name of Head: Frances Kimpton
- Name Given: Norman Stephen Livesley Travis
- Relationship: Grand Son
- Age: 1 year 1 months
- Condition:
- Parents: Both Alive
- Birthplace: Hampshire Bournemouth
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- Place of Work:
- Address: 4 Cairo Terrace, Baker Street, Mile End
Newspapers
The Evening News
Saturday, April 10, 1943
Page 2
L.-Bdr. Norman Travis, of 27, Totland Road, Cosham, who 14 months ago was reported missing in Malaya, is now known to be a prisoner of war in Japanese hands. Before the war he was employed at Messrs. Stants, at Havant.
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