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National Roll of the Great War gives the following:

NAME:                      Ellaway, Frank
RANK:                      Rifleman
UNIT:                      Kings Royal Rifle Corps
BATTALION ETC:             
REGIMENTAL NUMBER:         
HOW DIED/DATE OF DEATH:    Died of dysentry 19th December 1918
WHERE BURIED/COMMEMORATED: 
OTHER INFORMATION:         Joined September 1914. Served France, taken prisoner. Captivity Germany.
                           Address listed as 21 Blackberry Terrace, Southampton.

There is no trace of the above but there is the below (from army pension records):

NAME:                      Ellaway, Frank
RANK:                      Driver
UNIT:                      Army Service Corps
BATTALION ETC:             152nd Company later 120th Company
REGIMENTAL NUMBER:         T2/13234
HOW DIED/DATE OF DEATH:    
WHERE BURIED/COMMEMORATED: 
OTHER INFORMATION:         Joined 12th September 1914 at Southampton, age 34.
                           Many punishments for misconduct - frequently absent with out leave. Discharged 17th June 1915 for misconduct.
                           Did not serve overseas.
                           Address listed as 21 Blackberry Terrace, Southampton.
                           Mother Eliza, of the above address.