Editing Giles Gilbert Scott (section)

===Other early work===
While Scott was feuding with Bodley in Liverpool, he managed to design and see built his first complete church. This was the [[Church of the Annunciation, Bournemouth|Church of the Annunciation]], a Roman Catholic church in [[Bournemouth]], in which he made a high transept similar to his original plan for Liverpool.<ref name="dnb"/> His work on another new Roman Catholic church at [[Sheringham#St Joseph Roman Catholic Church|Sheringham]], Norfolk showed his preference for simple Gothic frontages.<ref name="dnb"/> Other churches built by Scott at this time, at [[Ramsey, Isle of Man|Ramsey]] on the Isle of Man, [[Northfleet]] in Kent and [[Stoneycroft]] in Liverpool, show the development of his style. Scott and his brother Adrian worked on [[Ashtead#Grey Wings|Grey Wings]], a house in Ashtead, Surrey in 1913.<ref name=NHLEGrey>{{NHLE|num=1391240|desc=Grey Wings|access-date=4 December 2017|mode=cs2}}</ref> While working in Liverpool, Scott met and married Louise Wallbank Hughes, a receptionist at the [[Britannia Adelphi Hotel|Adelphi Hotel]]; his mother was displeased to learn that she was a Protestant.<ref name="dnb"/> The marriage was happy, and lasted until Louise Scott's death in 1949. They had three sons, one of whom died in infancy.<ref name="dnb"/>

During the First World War Scott was a Major in the [[Royal Marines]]. He was in charge of building sea defences on the [[English Channel]] coast.<ref name="dnb"/>