Welcome to NORMANDY in Surrey Wanborough Station Click Here Normandy Shops Click Here St. Mark's, Wyke We now have all registers Baptisms 1847 to 1998 Marriage 1847 to 1997 Burials 1848 to 1998 Click Here Library All the downloads on one page From the Census - Electoral Registers - The Rate Books & Land Tax Records - Manorial Court books - A History of Property in Normandy - Churches Records - Wyke Primary School - Transport - General History Click Here   Situated in the extreme west of Surrey, within a short distance of the Hampshire border, the parish of Normandy includes Wyke, Christmaspie, Willey Green, Pinewood and Flexford. In spite of increasing residential development, this district still remains largely rural in character with agriculture and its associated undertakings as the principal local industry. There are an increasing number of residents finding their employment in Aldershot and Guildford, for which a regular bus service takes about 20 minutes to either town. Some residents commute to London either by rail or road, this taking about 50 minutes. Trains from Wanborough Station (located within the village) connect to Ash and Guildford Modern development is strictly controlled by the local authority in order to maintain the very attractive natural amenities and to ensure the protection of the Metropolitan Green Belt. The southern part of the parish lies within a mile of the Hogs Back on the North Downs. The northern part undulates amidst woodlands and commons with its natural charm. ****** One of the photos from our collections Open meeting Tuesday 15th September - A talk "Victorian Women & Society" by Neil Paxton, at 8pm in the Normandy Village Hall. Churches and Chapels Wyke Primary School Normandy Shops Normandy Pubs Normandy At War Village Hall Road Transport Wanborough Station Normandy Pond Vokes of Normandy Ash Museum (and Ash Burial Board) Normandy Scouts & Guides Football Club Antiquities and Peculiarities Personalities and Profiles Library All the downloads on one page. Site Map.................. Navigation Icons Search This Site....... Translate Links to Other Sites E-Mail us Normandy in the Press Place and House names in Normandy Telephone Directory, 1930s A History of Property in Normandy Residences in Normandy from the .......... Census .......... Electoral Registers .......... The Rate & Land Tax Records .......... Cleygate Manor .......... 1940 Farming Survey St. Mark's, Registers About "Norman" Family History Centre About Normandy Historians .......... Next Meeting .......... On-Line Shop .......... Book update Page .......... Constitution Members Page (Password Needed) Membership (Why not Join Us) © Copyright by Normandy Historians All Rights Reserved. Disclaimer and Copyright- An AJH site