Basic Details Surname Gascoyne-Cecil Forenames Randle William Gender Male Information stated on memorial War First World War (1914-1918) Served or died Died Notes Stained glass window was presented by James, 4th Marquess of Salisbury in 1920 in memory of his three nephews Rupert Edward, born Jan 20th 1895 and of Randle William, born Nov 28th 1889 and of John Arthur born March 28th 1893 Primary Service As stated on memorial Service (Primary - Stated) Army (British) Unit (Primary - Stated) Royal Horse Artillery Sub-unit (Primary - Stated) Royal Field Artillery Rank / Title (Primary - Stated) Lieutenant Our References Service (Primary - Our reference) British Army Unit (Primary - Our reference) Royal Horse Artillery Rank / Title (Primary - Our reference) Lieutenant Death and Burial details Town of burial Commemorated On Cambrai Memorial, Louverval Year of death 1917 Month of death December Day of death 1 Age at death 28 Manner of death as stated Killed In Action Manner of death reference Killed in Action Personal Details Relationships Son of the Right Rev. Lord William Gascoyne-Cecil; husband of Elizabeth Claire Gascoyne-Cecil, c/o Lady Florence Cecil, of Barton Place, Exeter. His brothers John Arthur and Rupert Edward also fell.