Notes
The College website adds: 'He probably came up in 1913 from Clifton School. Read medicine. Widowed mother. 'Returning to his billet he found a five-leaved clover (21.9.1915), was then wounded in “Colville street” trench East of Bailleul, dying in hospital at Merville'. [vide L.Houseman, War Letters, p.76] Buried at Merville Cem., and commemorated at Portsmouth Cem.'