Electoral roll in Cheshire 1918 - is Norman Dale of Wrenbury on it please?

[potty5]

Dear all. I am compiling a book for the Wrenbury British Legion about the 3 Dale brothers of Frith Farm, Wrenbury who fell in the Great War. Another brother, Norman, was in the same trench when his brother Frank was killed. What I want to know if he was released from the Army on compassionate grounds. So does anybody have access to the electoral registers for Cheshire (Wrenbury area). If Norman is on them then he could have been sent home early as most were not demobbed until 1919. Any ideas will help. Best wishes, Mark.

[dawnsh]

Cheshire Constituency, Eddisbury Division

In 1918 the eligible voters at Frith Farm were

Division i Parliamentary & Local Govt Electors
Dale, Frederick
Dale, Martha

Division ii Parliamentary but not Local Govt Electors
Dale, Harry Sadler
Dale, Frederick William
Dale, Sydney (absent voter) Naval or Military
Dale, Norman George (absent voter) Naval or Military

In Spring 1919 the eligible voters at Frith Farm were

Division i Parliamentary & Local Govt Electors
Dale, Frederick
Dale, Martha

Division ii Parliamentary but not Local Govt Electors
Dale, Harry Sadler
Dale, Frederick William
Dale, Sydney
Dale, Norman George

(In 1919 John Henry & Mary Ellen Dale (related?) of Aston in Newhall Parish were also eligible vote)

In Autumn 1919 Frederick, Martha, Frederick William, Sydney & Norman George Dale aren't listed at Frith Farm.

In Autumn 1919 Frederick William, Sydney & Norman George Dale are listed as Division ii voters at Ox Hays Farm in Rushton

[potty5]

Thank you Dawn, much appreciated.