He has a CWGC grave, but I am not sure that he was serving when he died. But if he had left the army he should not have had a CWGC grave with a pnuemonia death
1863 born
1902 married in Dublin
1908 Apr 1. 6th (Caernarvonshire and Anglesey) Battalion, Royal Welsh Fusiliers; the undermentioned officers, from the 3rd Volunteer Battalion, The Royal Welsh Fusiliers, are appointed to the battalion with rank and precedence as in the Volunteer Force. — Lieutenant George Lefroy Battersby
1911 census at 9 Sandford Road, Rathmines
1913 Jun 2. Lieutenant George L. Battersby to be Captain.
1915 Aug 6,Captain G. L. Battersby to be temporary Major.
1917 May 11. Labour Corps.Maj. G. L. Battersby (T.F. Res.) is apptd..to the Corps.
1916 Jun 9. Capt. (temp. Maj.) G. L. Battersby to be Maj.
1916 Nov 9. Maj. G. L. Battersby from Royal Welsh Fus., to be Maj.
1917 May 11. Labour Corps: Maj. G. L. Battersby (T.F. Res) is apptd to the Corps. Aged 54
1919 Oct 29 died of pneumonia
British Soldiers died in Ireland