residence in May 1918. He died in Chelsea, of the Spanish flu, on the 10th or 11 November 1918. Sources vary; it is likely he died at some point in the night, and did not live to see the Armistice. A bell at Rochester Cathedral, where his father was Dean, was dedicated in his memory in 1921, as was a French prize at Radley College. References Radley College Register 1847-1962, 1965. Rochester Cathedral Ægean Memories, Compton Mackenzie, 1940. 1883 births 1918 deaths Alumni of Jesus College, Cambridge Deaths from Spanish flu People educated at Radley College Secret Intelligence Service personnel Royal Navy officers of World War I Academic staff of the University of Yangon Royal Naval Volunteer Reserve personnel of World War I