Notes:

The Times - October 27, 1913
Deaths
Paget. - On the 25th inst, at 56, Queen Anne-street, Captain Gerald Paget. fourth son of the late General Lord Alfred Paget, in his 59th year.

The New York Times - October 28, 1913
Gerald Paget Dead
Prominent Yachtsman, Turfman, and Soldier Dies in London
LONDON, Oct. 27.-Gerald Paget, .prominent in society, yachting, and turf circles for many years, is dead at the home of his mother, Lady Paget. He was 59 years old. As aid de camp of his brother, Gen. Sir Arthur Paget, he served in the Boer war in South Africa.

Gerald Cecil Stewart Paget was formerly a Captain in the Northumberland Artillery Militia. In the Boer war he served with the Twelfth Battalion of Imperial Yeomanry and won the -Matabele War Medal. In 1877 he married Lucy Anne Emily Gardner, daughter of the late Richard Gardner, M. P. Two daughters survive him. His brother, Gen. Sir Arthur Paget married a daughter of the late Paran Stevens of New York. His father, Lord Alfred Paget, died in 1888.

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1891 Census:

The Hall, High Street, Somerby, Leicestershire
Alexandra was staying with her brother Gerald.
Gerald Paget - Head - Married - 36 - Living on own means - London
Lucy Paget - Wife - 36 - Brighton, Sussex
Dorothy Paget - Daughter - 13 - London
Lettice Paget - Daughter - 11 - Bushey Park, Middlesex
Sydney Paget - Brother - Single - 32 - London
Alex Colebrooke - Sister - 26 - London

1901 Census:

11, Grosvenor Square, St George Hanover Square, London
Gerald Paget - Visitor - Married - 46 - Living on own means - Grosvenor Place, London

Captain Gerald Cecil Stewart Paget