Carleton Rode First World War Archive
Who was the elusive man listed simply as ‘P Smith’ on the Roll of Honour Board? There was no regiment given, he wasn’t registered on the Absent Voters List at the end of the war, and none of the older residents could remember anyone of that name in the village. Extensive research has uncovered the life of the man we now know was … Continue ReadingPercy J R Smith
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Arthur Sturman was born on the 11th March 1872 in Bunwell to John and Elizabeth Sturman (nee Moss). The couple were living in Carleton Rode when they married in the autumn of 1852 – and both were weavers at the time. They moved to the Little Green area of Bunwell soon after their marriage where both of their parents and siblings were living. … Continue ReadingArthur Sturman
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