Question: Read the bio below and try to give details on coote hedley 's: - death place - battles - death date - commands - relations - awards - birth date - serviceyears - name - branch - unit - image - birth place - laterwork - rank Bio: colonel sir walter coote hedley kbe , cb , cmg -lrb- 12 december 1865 -- 27 december 1937 -rrb- was a british army officer who began his career in the royal engineers and later moved into military intelligence . he was also a gifted amateur sportsman who played first-class cricket for several county championship sides as a right-handed batsman and right-arm fast-medium bowler . he also competed to a high level in rackets and golf . hedley was commissioned into the royal engineers in 1884 . he became a surveyor in the 1890s and was attached to the ordnance survey . this work was interrupted by service in south africa throughout the second boer war , and from 1906 -- 1908 by his appointment as an advisor to the survey of india . in 1911 he was appointed to command mo4 , also known as the geographical section of the general staff . during the first world war this organisation was responsible for producing all the maps required by british empire forces around the world , and in particular mapping the ever-changing trench system on the western front . following the end of the war , he retired from the army in 1920 . he was also a fellow of the royal geographical society and served on the society 's council . hedley 's first-class cricket career began in 1888 with the gentlemen of england and kent county cricket club . the majority of his county matches were for somerset county cricket club whom he first represented in 1886 in non-first-class games . his first county championship games for them were in 1890 , and he had a regular place in the side from 1892 . he also made first-class appearances for i zingari and marylebone cricket club on various occasions . on his return he played minor counties cricket in 1902 , but played no more high-level cricket until 1905 when he briefly returned to the county championship , playing for hampshire county cricket club in three matches . hedley was also a useful rackets player -- reaching the final of the amateur championships , held at the queen 's club , in 1890 . in later...
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- death place is sunningdale , berkshire , england- battles is second boer war first world war- death date is 27 december 1937- commands is mo4- relations is james fellowes -lrb- father-in-law -rrb-- awards is knight , companion of the order of the bath , commander commander of the order of st michael and st george of the order of the british empire- birth date is 12 december 1865- serviceyears is 1884 -- 1920- name is sir coote hedley kbe , cb , cmg- branch is british army- unit is royal engineers- image is wchedley.png- birth place is heathfield , somerset , england- laterwork is amateur first-class cricketer , rackets player and golfer- rank is colonel