Background
Arthur Stanley Vincent was born on the 20th of November 1890 in Yokohama, Japan.
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Arthur Stanley Vincent
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He studied at King Edwards School, Bath.
Career
Arthur Vincent Stanley arrived in China on July 1913. He served as the Captain 3rd,Great War 1914-1920, the Royal Regt., twice wounded in France.
The Intelligence staff, Singapore 1 year. In Siberia - British Military Representative at Chita and later on General Staff (Training Russian Officers) at Vladivostock 1 year. He was the Vice-Captain of Yokohama Rugger team (1911-1912)
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Interests
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Sport & Clubs
Swimming, rugby, cross-country and other running rowing (he represented Yokohama in several interport regattas as a sculler and stroke) yachting (with two others made an attempt to reach Australia from Japan in the 25-foot yawl the "Seaqueen" 1 ton in weight, but the craft was wrecked after three months at sea, sailed under the auspices of the Yokohama Yacht Club.
Connections
Arthur was married to Bealby-Dennington (August 28, 1915).
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British
