Notes
Hornshaw and Fowler, the source of his death details, record him as having worked for the local press before the war in which he was in France from 1914 until his death. They record his MC was awarded for leading an attack on Hill 60 and capturing a machine gun post whilst wounded in the knee: he died whilst a bombing instructor and was posthumously awarded the Albert Medal for kicking the dropped grenade away from his trainees before it killed him.