at village, club and county level, and the cricket he had watched at first-class and Test level, often in the company of Nora, who was knowledgeable about cricket and enthusiastic. He collected these reminiscences into three books. Hodgson died at St Columba's Hospital in Hampstead in December 1952. Nora survived him. Books Wanderings through Unknown Austria 1896 On Plain and Peak: Sporting and Other Sketches of Bohemia and Tyrol 1898 Elma Trevor 1902 (with Florence Darnley) Cricket Memories 1930 (as "A Country Vicar") Second Innings 1933 (as "A Country Vicar") The Happy Cricketer 1946 (as "A Country Vicar") References 1870 births 1952 deaths Alumni of Queens' College, Cambridge English travel writers 20th-century English Anglican priests Suffolk cricketers Cricket historians and writers Pseudonymous writers English cricketers People from Suffolk Coastal (district)