Notes
According to Angus and Rosemary's Miscellany of Malvern (see References): 'He is recorded on the Winchester College Roll of Honour. To quote: Son of Daniel Winteringham Stable barrister and Director of the Prudential Assurance Company of Wanstead, Essex and Plas Llwyn Owen, Llanbrynmair, Montgomery and of Gertrude, daughter of George Still Law.
He came to Winchester from the Wells House School, Malvern Wells. He passed into Sandhurst in 1905 and in 1907 obtained a commission in the Royal Welch Fusiliers, joining the 2nd Battalion at Agra later that year. He served six years in Burma and India where he represented his battalion in many matches, his final triumph was to be on the winning team in the 1913 Infantry Polo Tourament at Delhi.
He returned home in 1913. When war broke out he left at once with the original British Expeditionary Force and was allocated to 19 Brigade, seeing action near Quievran on 24th August and then joining the Retreat from Mons. He was promoted Captain on 21st October 1914. He fell 26th October 1914 between Armentieres and Fromelles whilst bringing in one of his men who had been left wounded between the lines.'