Archibald Barrow

Archibald Barrow was born on 15 August 1888 in Madley, Herefordshire, United Kingdom to Alfred Barrow.
In 1906, he joined the Duke of Lancashire's Regiment as a Second Lieutenant. In 1908, he made Lieutenant. 
In 1910, he married Frances Barrow. 
In 1912, he had a son: Alexander Barrow. 
In 1912, he made Captain. In 1914, upon the start of the war, he made Major and served as Brigade Major for the 235th Brigade. In 1915, he was made Lieutenant Colonel and was placed in command of his old Battalion. In 1916, he was promoted to Colonel and was the Regimental Colonel of the Regiment. In March 1917, he was promoted to Brigadier-General and commanded the 235th Brigade. In December 1917, he was transferred to work in 76th Division HQ as First Aide-de-Campe. In February 1918, he became the Assistant Adjutant & Quartermaster-General of the division until April 1918, when he became the General Staff Officer, 3rd Grade. In August 1918, he became General Staff Officer, 2nd Grade. 
He held the position until his death after being hit by an artillery shell in 1918 in Lille, Hauts-de-France, France.