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He was born at Kidderminster, 30 May 1882, and was the 4th son of Edward Homfray Addenbrooke, a surgeon, of Kidderminster. He was educated at Warwick School and attended Corpus between 1902 and 1905 where he achieved a 3rd Class degree in Modern History but was active in many other ways - Secretary of Rugby 1903-1904, Captain of Rugby 1904-1905; Secretary of Cricket 1903, Captain of Cricket 1904; College Recorder 1904; President of the Church Society 1902. After Corpus he undertook an Oxford Teacher Training Course in Regional Geography and became an Assistant Master at Victoria College, Jersey (1905-1906) and then Assistant Master and Housemaster at Epsom College (1907-1914). He was mobilised in August 1914) and Mentioned in Dispatches whilst in France in 1916. He died in London of wounds received in action on the Somme.