DUDLEY HOLME SCOTT 

Dudley Holme SCOTT
Rank: Lieutenant
Service Number:N/A.
Regiment: 17th Bn The Kings (Liverpool Regiment)
Died of wounds Sunday 2nd July 1916
Age 38
FromOxton.
County Memorial Birkenhead
Royal Liverpool Golf Club, Hoylake
Commemorated\Buried Heath Cemetery, Harbonnieres
Grave\Panel Ref: IX.D.3.
CountryFrance

Dudley Holme's Story.

Birkenhead News  19 July 1916

Lieut. Dudley Holme Scott

Mortally Wounded on First Day of Big Advance.

Lieut. Dudley Holme Scott, of the 17th Service Batt. King’s Liverpool Regiment (Pals), who was wounded on the 1st July, died on Sunday morning, the 2nd inst., aged 38 years. He was the youngest son of the late Mr. George Scott, of Oxton, and was educated at Birkenhead School. He was a very keen sportsman, and played cricket with the Oxton C.C. for many years, and hockey for the Oxton H.C., Cheshire County, and the North, also obtaining his international cap, representing England against Ireland in 1904. In late years he devoted his leisure hours to golf, and was a member of the Chester and Royal Liverpool Clubs.

 Dudley Holme Scott's name is listed on the Royal Liverpool Golf Club Memorial 


Newspaper article and Royal Liverpool Golf Club Memorial by Chris Booth