He died in March 1922, aged only 49, from a heart-attack, whilst out hunting beside two of his sons. They were with the Warwickshire Foxhounds, at Upper Quinton, close to his new mansion. He died having held his title for less than two months.
He died in March 1922, aged 49, from a heart-attack, while on a hunting excursion with his sons. They were affiliated with the Warwickshire Foxhounds at Upper Quinton, near his recently acquired residence. He had only held the title for a short time.