Roosevelt - he went South to the Sotik. There he made a fine bag of lions; but, having wounded a leopard and followed it into cover; it suddenly sprang on him, apparenmtly from a tree. His life was saved by his Somali gunbearer, who blew out the leopard's brains as it bore him to the ground, so that it had time to make only one bite; but this bite just missed crushing in the skull, broke the jaw, tore off one ear, and caused ghastly wreck. He spent some weeks in the hospital at Nairobi, and then went for further treatment to England, his place in the hospital being taken by another man who had been injured by a leopard.

North - Settler's Game Licence 7/5/1904

Gazette 7/6/1922 - National Bank of India give Notice that the following amount of money held by them has been unclaimed for ten years - Penant, Capt. G.H. Douglas - Shs 395-24

Gazette - 10/6/1925 - Probate and Administration - Capt The Hon George Henry Douglas Pennant who was killed in action on 11 March 1915

Gazette 8 June 1948 probate for Rosemary June Douglas Pennant of Endebess who d. London 13 June 1946