Second Lieutenant, London Regiment, 13th Kensington Battalion
Also London Regiment (City of London Rifles), attd. 1st/6th Battalion
Killed in action on 30 November 1917
Remembered at Cambrai Memorial, Louveral, Nord, France
Information from the 1911 census
In 1911, the Peters family lived at 53 Elms Road, Clapham. Arthur Stafford Peters, then 23, was an insurance clerk. His father, Charles Furness Peters, 48, was an actuary for the Collecting Friendly Society. Charles was originally from Liverpool; his wife Florence Jane Peters, 45, was from Bristol. Their five children were:
Charles Hector Peters, 25, an insurance clerk, born in Walworth
Arthur Stafford Peters, 23, an insurance clerk, born in Clapham
Florence Norah Peters, 17, born in Clapham
William Herbert Peters, 12, born in Clapham
Eric Ellis Peters, 1, born in Clapham
The household lived in seven rooms and employed a live-in servant, Emma Deverlux, 23, a single woman from Shefford, Bedford.