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He was born in Salisbury on 9 November 1889 and was the 2nd son of the Revd Sydney Dugdale, Vicar of Lower Beeding, Sussex, and Edith [Marshall]. He was educated at Rugby School before winning an Exhibition at Corpus where he graduated with a 2nd class degree in Literae Humaniores in 1912 and was also Treasurer of the Debating Society in 1908. He travelled in India in 1912, became a Deacon, Priest and was a Curate at Rugby in 1913-1915. He had been a member of the University Contingent of the Officers’ Training Corps and enlisted in June 1915, winning the Military Cross on 3 March 1917 before he was killed in action.