Notes
According to Angus and Rosemary's Miscellany of Malvern (see References): 'Everard Lindesay Brine was born in Kensington, the second son of Admiral Lindesay Brine, a Fellow of the Royal Geographical Society, with two published works: “Taiping Rebellion in China” and “Amongst American Indians”, and his wife Emily Ethel Knapton, daughter of a clergyman. He had three older sisters, and a brother. He was educated at Sherborne, and Christ Church. Died of an illness contracted while on active service 24th September 1918, aged 27 years. Buried in Tehran War Cemetery.'