EA Diary - L. Falkener - Junior Assistant Medical Officer

North - From Caernarfon, Wales; Uganda Railway - UK appt. as Junior Med. Officer 25-1-1901; Issued with Public Officer's Game Licence at Nairobi 8/3/1901; Based Nakuru Nov. 1902; resigned from Railway, end of contract 15-2-1902

The Globe Trotter - 6/3/07 - Article by Benjamin Eastwood on his "Battle with a Rhino" in October 1902 near Baringo. Dr Falkener was the doctor who eventually came to his aid and amputated his right arm. He then stayed with Eastwood for a month until he was well enough to travel back to Nakuru.

Eton (1880) - MA King's Coll. Cambridge, 1st class Natural Sciences 1888; aft. studied medicine in London; son of F. of Glan-y-mon, N.W.

The African Standard - 26-2-1903 - Invited to the wedding of H.R. Phelips & Miss Jacquette Edith Lambe in Mombasa

Cambridge Univ Alumni at KING'S, Oct. 5, 1885. S. of E., of Glan-y-mon, Langhorne, N. Wales. B. Apr. 1867. Schools, Uppingham and Eton. Matric. Michs. 1885; Exhibitioner, 1888; B.A. 1888; M.A. 1893; B.C. and M.D., 1900. At St Bartholomew's Hospital. M.R.C.S., L.R.C.P., 1895; D.P.H., 1900. In practice at East Molesey, 1904. Sometime Medical Officer, Uganda Railway. Senior Resident Medical Officer at the Metropolitan Hospital. Assistant Medical Officer, West Fever Hospital, Fulham. Author, medical. Retired to La Marette, Icart, Guernsey. (Medical Directory, 1941; Uppingham Sch. Roll; Eton Sch. Lists.)