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Name: SCHULTZ, John Turnbull

Birth Date: 8 Oct 1892 Petersham, Sydney, Australia

Death Date: 12 Mar 1937 Mombasa ?1934

First Date: 1912

Last Date: 1937

Profession: Lab asst.

Area: Box 323, Nairobi, 1930 Vet. Lab, Kabete

Married: In Mombasa 28 Feb 1924 Gertrude Miriam Young who arrived EA in 1915, b. 1892, d. 12 Feb 1961 Nairobi

Children: John Neville (4 Sep 1924 Nairobi-9 Dec 1996 Johannesburg)

Book Reference: KAD, Red 25, Red 31, Hut, Red 22, Gazette, Dominion, Medals, Barnes, Red 19, Gillett

War Service: East African units

General Information:

Gazette - 7/4/15 - Liable for Jury service, Dagoretti - J.T. Shultz [sic]
Dominion - Agricultural Department - Veterinary Research - Laboratory Assistant - 1930
Medals - East Africa Veterinary Corps - John T. Schultz, No. 5062, Corporal
Gazette 15/10/1912 - Arrived on 1st Appointment - J. Schutz - Lab Assistant - 2/10/1912
Red Book 1919 - Veterinary Department - Laboratory Assistant - J.T. Schultz
KAD 1922 - Laboratory Assistant, Veterinary Research Dept.
Gazette 16 Nov 1936 Voters List 1936 - John Turnbull Schultz, Civil Servant, Kabete and Gertrude Miriam Schultz, Kabete
Mombasa Mbaraki cemetery - J. T. Shultz [sic], died 12 Mar 1937, European Hospital
St. Mary's Church Kabete cemetery - Gertrude Miriam Schultz, died 12 Feb 1961, abide with me
Gazette 16 May 1961 wife's probate
Notes in Ancestry Jack Schultz left Australia and went to Pretoria in South Africa around 1920. He studied as a vet at Onestepoort (?). Following this he travelled to Kenya. Jack settled at Kabete in Nairobi, where he worked at the the veterinary laboratories. He met Gertrude (Gerty) and married. Jack was well known as a good dancer, swimmer and tennis player. Jack and Gerty travelled back to Australia regularly. Jack would entertain the travellers on the ocean liners by diving off the top of the ship. He was also a keen motorcyclist and was known to be a "wild man" in Nairobi - sometimes riding his motorbike into the New Stanley hotel lobby in Nairobi. Jack had contracted rheumatic fever when he was a child. This had weakened his heart and he died in Mombasa at 42.

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