DE STE. CROIX WILFRED HUNGERFORD, 2nd Lieut., Army Service Corps, 2nd s. of Philip Charles de Ste. Croix, of 12, Kenilworth Road, Ealing, London, W., Retired Cashier, by his wife, Anne Frances, dau. of James Hungerford Morgan; b. St. Heliers, Jersey, Channel Islands, 19 Feb. 1882; educ. privately; succeeded his father as Principal Cashier to Messrs. Kennedy, Ponsonby, Ryde & Co., Solicitors, 45, Russell Square, London, W.C. ; joined the Middlesex Volunteers early in 1916, and after training in the Army Service Corps O.T.C. at Aldershot, was gazettect 28 Feb. 1917; served with the Indian Expeditionary Force in Mesopotamia, and died of fever and sunstroke in the Officers' Hospital, Bagdad, 24 July, 1917. Buried in the North British Cemetery, Bagdad. His Commanding Officer wrote: "We all very much regret your son's sudden death. He had not been long at this depot, but he was very much liked by his brother officers. He was a very capable officer, and had just been selected for some important work," and a brother officer: " . . His quiet, genial manner made him many friends; he took a great interest in his work, and it grieved me very much when I heard that I had lost such a good friend." Unm.