Notes
The College website adds: 'He came up in 1908 from New Beacon and then Charterhouse. Youngest of nine children. Widowed mother. Read engineering but became articled to a solicitor. Buried at St Mary’s Cemetery, Haisnes close to Kipling’s son (killed two days later also at Loos), and at New Beacon where he is commemorated just above Sassoon’s brother Hamo Sassoon (killed at Gallipoli), his contemporary at New Beacon'.