Notes
The Roll lists his address as Barclay's Bank, Church Street. It wrongly states he was taken Prisoner in May 1918 and died in a hospital in Germany; he was actually killed in action in France on 9/4/1918.
(CWGC records that Private Stanley Frederick Green, regimental number 394429, died aged 19 on 9/4/1918, while serving in B Company of the London Regiment (Queen Victoria's Rifles), and that he is now buried in grave IX.C.13 at Crucifix Corner Cemetery at Villers Bretonneux in France, having been reinterred after the War. They record him as having been born in Southampton, and to be the son of Eliza Green of "St Kilda", 57 West Parade, Lincoln and the late Edward Benton Green. Soldiers Died in the Great War records that Stanley enlisted in Peterborough, where he was residing, and that he was killed in action on 9/4/1918. The Army Registers of Soldiers' Effects likewise records that he was killed in action on that date, stating that he died in France; his mother Eliza was his main legatee).