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John -

There is NO marriage of an Alice Merryweather to a Walter Wood anywhere in England/Wales, at any time, on Familysearch or FreeBMD.

Where did you find that information?

You have an Alice Merryweather born 1921 on your GR tree.
Is that the woman you mean?
But there is no such birth on FreeBMD.

Walter’s age in 1911 is 8…..not 5

OP’s father was born 1902, so someone born 1903 cannot possibly be any sort of DIRECT antecedent

Did Thomas Wood and Elizabeth Martin have a child Gladys ivy Wood 1915-1987 who married a Norman [surname]?

There is no record of such a birth in England or Wales, on FreeBMD, which you can check for yourself.

Search births, with just the two parents' surnames.

There is also no record of a Gladys I Wood marrying a Norman of any surname, in England or Wales.

You can also check that for yourself on FreeBMD.

I can't see any marriage in England/Wales of a Thomas Wood to an Elizabeth Martin, either.

Where are you getting your information from, please?
(Already asked re Alice Merryweather - but no reply.)

Ah -

Do you mean the Thomas and Elizabeth in Taunton, in the 1911 census posted by Greyghost on 19 October?

That Elizabeth's name was CHORLEY, not Martin.

They had a daughter Gladys Ivy born in 1915:

WOOD, GLADYS IVY mmn CHORLEY
GRO Reference: 1915 S Quarter in TAUNTON Volume 05C Page 437


ADDED:

Oh, I see - Norman is a surname, not a first name.

Marriages Sep 1935 (>99%)
Norman William H Wood Williton 5c 552
Wood Gladys I Norman Williton 5c 552



In the 1939 Register:

Ivy Norman
in the 1939 England and Wales Register
Name Ivy Norman [Gladys Norman]
Gender Female
Marital Status Married
Birth Date 14 Aug 1915
Residence Date 1939
Address 84
Residence Place Taunton, Somerset, England
Occupation Collar Ironer
Line Number 4
Schedule Number 39
Sub Schedule Number 2
Enumeration District Wooq
Borough Taunton
Registration district 305/1
Household Members (Name) Gender Birth Year
Elizabeth Wood Female 1876
Ivy Norman Female 1915
William Norman Male 1914

John

I venture to suggest that you would benefit from being a bit more methodical - at the moment you’re jumping around all over the place with your requests, and not really seeming to be taking note of the info provided, or the questions asked by those willing to try to assist you

Help us to help you, please.