Thurston - CO 533, 473/4 - 1936-37 - R.C.R. Whalley, former consul at Maji: leave owing

Thurston - Official Records - CO533 - 431/1 - 1933 - Captain Whalley, consul of Maji: conditions of service abe - letter - April 04 - Autograph letter signed "Richard" to "Mr Sladen" by Captain Richard Whalley, Post Office [?] Bridge, Trans Nzoya, BEA. Two pages, 4to, Subjects include: arrival in crowded ship; route followed (Canal); accompanied by Bishop of Uganda "a perfect dear" and "two Big-Game settler men"; living 3 miles from Nairobi; plan to go 300 miles up country to Trans Nzoya "one of these soldier settlement farms" where they'll live in a hut for a year "and get busy planting coffee"; the wildlife - expects to do some shooting; promised some elephant hunting, hoping for tusks; post unreliable. - £45 from Richard Ford, 70 Chaucer Road, Acton, London W3 6DP.

Web - Addis Ababa War Cemetery - WHALLEY, Major, RICHARD CYRIL RAE, O B E, 60648. Royal Engineers. 11th June 1944. Age 48. Son of Frederick Herbert and Margaret Rae Whalley of Roode Poort, Transvaal, South Africa. 4. B. 11

Gazette - 10/1/1923 - Resignation - Captain Richard Cyril Rae Whalley, Assistant Resident Engineer, Uasin Gishu Railway, wef 9 Dec 1922

Hut has 1922 - Capt. R.C.R. Whalley, Eldama Ravine

East African Forces Register of Deaths in WW2 died of lobar pneumonia at Addis Ababa

Soldier Settlement Scheme after WW1 - Class B - Mrs B. Whalley, c/o Lieut.-Col. G. Tyacke, The Cottage, Crowhurst, Sussex, Farm 169