He married a Breton, Eleanor Grosvalet, in 1898, not long before being sent to South Africa, where war had broken out and from where he was later invalided home with enteric fever.

[3] They had twelve children: John, Cecil, Jim, Arthur, Robert, Phyllis, Doris, Charlotte, Louis, George, Joan, and Yvonne.

He was an amateur boxer, gymnast, and swordsman who boxed for the British army in front of the Prince of Wales and the German Kaiser.

He was awarded for bravery with the Albert Medal when, at great risk to himself, he stopped a runaway horse and carriage.

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