| Name | Philip Vivian ROSE |
| Rank/Number | Captain |
| Regiment/Unit | Oxford & Bucks Light Infantry / 7th Battalion |
| Enlisted | |
| Age/Date of death | 48 / 25 Apr 1917 |
| How died/Theatre of war | Died of wounds / Home |
| Residence at death | 5 Roland Gardens, S Kensington |
| Cemetery | Tyler's Green (St Margaret) Churchyard, Bucks |
| Grave Reference | west end of church |
| Location of memorial | Tylers Green |
| Date/Place of birth | 25 Mar 1869 / South Kensington, London |
| Date/Place of baptism | |
| Occupation of Casualty | solicitor |
| Parents/Occupation | Sir Philip & Lady Rose A Rose / solicitor |
| Parents' Address | Rayners, Penn |
| Wife | Maud Winifred Rose nee Gillilan |
| Wife's Address | |
| Notes | staff captain 63rd Brigade. Died at Military Hospital, Hammersmith of wounds received at Loos on 26 Sep 1915. POW Sep 1915. Repatriated 9 Dec 1916. Buried 28 Apr 1917 |