His position in Scouting led to financial and marital difficulties: he himself complained that he was underpaid, and his wife did not care much for Scouting. The marriage eventually foundered. They had at least three children, one of whom died in 1921.
His involvement with Scouting led to financial and marital struggles: he himself felt undervalued, and his partner lacked enthusiasm for the movement. The relationship ultimately ended in failure, producing at least three children, one of whom perished in 1921.