 Hewett practised as a barrister , having trained at the Inner Temple , where he passed at least one exam in 1890 . During the First World War , he served in the Territorial Force Reserve as an Assistant Provost Marshal , an appointment which he held from 7 September 1915 until 24 May 1918 . He died in Hove , Sussex on 4 March 1921 , and his funeral was held in Norton Fitzwarren four days later . His obituary in The Times describes only Hewett 's cricket career , and does not give any details about his later life . It does not mention a spouse or any children . The notice of his funeral in the same paper says : " The whole village [ of Norton Fitzwarren ] was in mourning and among those present at the graveside were Mr H. E. Murray Anderdon , president , and Mr S. M. J. Woods , secretary of the Somerset Cricket Club . " 
