Notes
The Roll lists his address as Newark. (On the 1911 census he and his wife Ada were living at 137 Eastfield Road in Peterborough). It incorrectly records his regimental number as 891379; it was actually 891397.
(CWGC records that Driver Stamford Ernest Dines, regimental number 891397, died on 30/12/1917 while serving in 270th Brigade of the Royal Field Artillery, and is commemorated on the Chatby Memorial in Egypt. The Army Registers of Soldiers' Effects records that Stamford Dines drowned on 30/12/1917, and that his legatee was his mother, Tamar Dines, who was described as being the guardian of his children. On 30/12/1917 the troopship HT Aragon was torpedoed while at anchor in Alexandria Harbour, with the loss of 610 of approximately 2,700 souls on board. 380 of the casualties were officers and men of the Commonwealth forces).