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Birth
Norman Land son of Law Land and Elizabeth Sykes Land was born January 13, 1899 in Jersey City, New Jersey.
He moved with his parents to Long Island circa 1900.
Marriage
Madeline Moir. According to the New York State indexes, Norman Land married January 4, 1921,
Smithtown, Cert # 2623.
Children
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Norman Moir Land, 06 July 1924
1939: On the first team of the boy's Basketball Team Smithtown High School, 1939 Indian
WWII: Name:
Norman M Land
Birth Year:
1924
Race:
White, citizen
Nativity State or Country:
New York
State:
New York
County or City:
Suffolk, Enlistment Date:
15 Jul 1943
Enlistment State:
New York
Enlistment City:
New York City
Branch:
No branch assignment
Branch Code:
No branch assignment
Grade:
Private
Grade Code:
Private
Term of Enlistment:
Enlistment for the duration of the War or other emergency, plus six months, subject to the discretion of the President or otherwise according to law
Component:
Selectees (Enlisted Men)
Source:
Civil Life, Education:
3 years of high school
Civil Occupation:
Student Codes 0x, 2x, 4x and 6x as pertain to students will be converted, for machine records purposes, to the code number 992.
Marital Status:
Single, without dependents
Height:
83
Weight:
594
Death: NORMAN M LAND, 06 Jul 1924, Sep 1979 (V), 11777 (Port Jefferson,
Suffolk, NY), 11776 (Port Jefferson Station, Suffolk, NY), 113-18-8355, New York
Burial:
Norman Moir Land
Veteran's Rank:
A2C
Branch:
US Air Force
Last known address:
210 Princeton Boulevard Rt 25 Calverton , NY 11933
Birth Date:
6 Jul 1924
Death Date:
6 Sep 1979
Veteran Service Start Date:
15 Nov 1955
Veteran Service End Date:
14 Mar 1956
Interment Date:
14 Sep 1979
Cemetery:
Calverton National Cemetery
Buried At:
Section 4 Site 3911
- Gerald
Information from Helen Land
- Norman, married Madeline Moir born July 20, 1899.
- Norman died June 1, 1974 and was buried in the Moir plot in St James Episcopal
Cemetery.
Information from Julia Land
- Norman served in the navy in WWI.
- On the advice of a doctor he bought and rode a horse for years.
One day the horse threw him went galloping across the field and tried to jump over
a car moving down the road bordering the field-totaled the car and broke his leg.
The horse was put down and Uncle Norman when horseless for a while
(From Ted W.)
- David W. says Norman was a regular sized guy but a gifted jockey.
Norman rescued a junk horses and rehabilitated it. He raced that horse lagging
behind most of the race, then won by bulling ahead at the end.
- Norman was called, Buddy.
- Ted remembers,"He sectioned 8 out of the army. He may have died in
a psychiatric ward. I am unclear but I think Norman also had a son Jerry."
To see photos of Norman's wedding and of Norman and Joe in their WWI uniforms see
The Photo Album of the Family of Percy Land
Occupation
"Next to Glamore Ford, another auto agency opened up for business in the early 1930s. Norman Land opened a Chrysler/Plymoth
agency in a modern showroom with large glass windows."
Main Street in 1933 Bradley Harris, Smithtown Center for the Performing Arts 2003
1930 Census
Norman Land Smithtown Long Island New York Avenue 1930 Census
- Land, Norman, head, own home, $7,000, radio, age 31, married at 21, born New Jersey, dealer automobiles
- Land, Madeline, wife, age 30, married at 21, born New York
- Land, Norman Jr, son, age 5 born New York
- Moir, Frank father-in law, age 57, widowed, married at 21, born New York, father, French Canada, mother, New York,
1931
On December 18, 1931 the Smithtown Branch High School put on the Senior play
"Oh Kay", a three
act mystery comedy. The playbill includes an ad for Norman H. Land, Cadillac & Chrysler Motor Cars, Smithtown Branch, Long
Island
Death of Norman Land, Senior
Norman Land, born January 13, 1899, died June 1974.
SS#083-20-6076
Death of Madeline Land
Unknown
The Moirs
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