mother, two sisters and younger brother. His career as a mining engineer took him to Argentina but in September 1914 he returned to join the Honourable Artillery Company and gained a commission. As Second Lieutenant he went to Flanders in June 1915. He was killed in the crater at Hooge on Sunday 19 September 1915, aged 28, and was buried at Brandhoek Military Cemetery in Belgium, grave I. D.2. He is commemorated on the Bushey Memorial on Clay Hill and at St Peter’ Church, Bushey Heath. Sources: Ancestry.com & Sherborne School Archive
mother, two sisters and younger brother. His career as a mining engineer took him to Argentina but in September 1914 he returned to join the Honourable Artillery Company and gained a commission. As Second Lieutenant he went to Flanders in June 1915. He was killed in the crater at Hooge on Sunday 19 September 1915, aged 28, and was buried at Brandhoek Military Cemetery in Belgium, grave I. D.2. He is commemorated on the Bushey Memorial on Clay Hill and at St Peter’ Church, Bushey Heath. Sources: Ancestry.com & Sherborne School Archive