His medal index card gives the first name of George. His service record appears not to have survived. There is a register of soldiers effects on ancestry which will give you where and to whom his final payments were sent.
Date of death is 14 or 15 October 1916 and given he was in 1st Herts which was in 118th Brigade, 39th Division and fighting in the Battle of Ancre Heights at this time. They had only moved over to France in March 1916 so he wasn't there a long time at all. Have a look at the Long Long Trail website and then the National Archives for the war diary.
In one of the attached documents on the Commonwealth War Graves Commission site there is a map reference for where his body was located of 57d.Q30.d.3.2. The National Library of Scotland has WWI trench maps from which you may be able to find this reference.
