Of Edmond Castle. J.P. cos. Sussex and Cumberland, Barrister of Lincoln’s Inn (1882). Educ. Eastbourne and Trin. Coll. Camb. M.A. (1885). He published a large number of articles in the Transactions of the Cumberland and Westmorland Antiquities and Archaeological Society (he was the editor from 1926-1934), many about the Grahams, others about local Cumberland history. I have copies of some of them, especially those pertaining to the Grahams.
According to Hudleston and Boumphrey [20], he lived for many years in retirement in London, and Edmond Castle was uninhabited, and was eventually sold.

Burke’s genealogy says he died on May 10th, but I have a copy of a newspaper clipping that says March 10th. Both agree on 1937.