C Names 1
C Names 1
Put to death, therefore, whatever belongs to your earthly nature: sexual immorality, impurity, lust, evil desires and greed, which is idolatry. Colossians 3:5
| 1 | Cabary, Martin 1959 | Buried at Mutare |
| 2 | Cabespine, Frederick Victor 1896 | Or Cabispine. Tpr in Mat RF Capt Cassell’s Troop. KIA 12 June 1896 |
| 3 | Cable, Colin Leith | worked in the BSAP from 1932-35 |
| 4 | Cable, Eric | Hatfield High School 1955 – 1959 |
| 5 | Cable, Joe | Hatfield High School 1955 – 1959 |
| 6 | Cablis, Karen-Anne (neé Wilkes) (b 1964) | Lived at Wigston Fields, UK. Born 1964 in Salisbury. Went to Dominican Convent High School |
| 7 | Caborn, Bernard James | worked in the BSAP from 1956-60 |
| 8 | Caborn, Neil | Went to Plumtree school Lloyd house 63-68 |
| 9 | Caborn, Peter | Lived in Exeter, UK and in Gweru. Went to Alan Wilson School. Worked for Raf, Tromps Engineering |
| 10 | Cabral, Cacho (b 1952) | Lived at Bantry Bay, Cape Town, South Africa. Born 1952 in Uruguay where he was Schooled. Worked for Affretair. Air Rhodesia |
| 11 | Cabral, Michael (b 1973) | Lived in Johannesburg, South Africa. Born 1973 in Salisbury. Went to Bothashof School |
| 12 | Cabral, Molly | Air Rhodesia. |
| 13 | Cabrita, H P | Teaching staff at Mabelreign Girls High 1979. Mrs |
| 14 | Cabugueira, Arthur | Lived in Empress Nickel Mine from 1975 to 1982. His family went to live there after fleeing Mozambique in 1974. The family lived at Agate avenue, and Copper Crescent. His dad was foreman of the water treatment plant |
| 15 | Cabugueira, Duarte Nuno | Born in Mozambique, but after the independence there came to Rhodesia and ended up living In Empress Nickel Mine, near Gatooma. Lived in Rhodesia for 20 years |
| 16 | Cabugueira, Nuno (b 1973) | Lived in Lisbon, Portugal. Born 1973 in Mozambique. Went to Empress Primary School, Dudley Hall Norton, and St. George’s College |
| 17 | Cacace, A | A Count. Lived at Killarney farm Lalapanzi 1964. Said to be Italian |
| 18 | Cacace, Alan 2022 | 1956-2022. Had a memorial service in Harare, so may have passed away in Harare |
| 19 | Cachett, Cynthia (neé Marillier) (b 1935) | Lived in Cape Town, South Africa. Born 1935 in Sinoia. Went to GHS School. Worked for Amato & Sons |
| 20 | Cachia, Chantal (neé Green) (b 1969) | Lived at Fort Mcmurray, AB Canada. Born 1969 in Harare. Went to Eastridge/Roosevelt Schools |
| 21 | Cackett, Agnes Ann | Salisbury Gardens Registered Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 22 | Cackett, Alfred Bernard | worked in the BSAP from 1930-50 |
| 23 | Cackett, Basil | Intake 161 |
| 24 | Cackett, Basil Edward | worked in the BSAP from 1913-20 |
| 25 | Cackett, Duncan (b 1966) | Born 1966 in Salisbury. Lived in Salisbury and then Cape Town. Went to Green Grove/Churchill schools |
| 26 | Cackett, Gerald (b 1963) | Lived in Cape Town, South Africa. Born 1963 in Salisbury. Went to Churchill/Sinoia High Schools. Worked for Amato & Sons |
| 27 | Cackett, Roy (b 1959) | Was at Plumtree school in Gaul house 72-77. Lived in Durban. Born 1959 in Bulawayo. At Plumtree was a School Prefect, and went to Natal University. Working life was in agriculture. |
| 28 | Cadder, Elton Rodney 2005 | Died in 2005 |
| 29 | Caddick, Chris (b 1954) | Intake 154. Moved to Klerksdorp, NW South Africa. Born 1954 in Bulawayo. School Gifford. Worked for Railways |
| 30 | Caddick, David John (b 1957) | Moved to Yateley, Hampshire, UK. Born 2 Aug 1957 in Bulaway. School Moray, Teneson/Gifford Tech. Worked for Rhodesian Airforce. Former sap Basis Consultant at DJDL Consulting. SAP Basis Consultant at Accenture UK Ltd. Lived in Kempton Park, Gauteng and Yateley UK. Married since November 10, 1979. |
| 31 | Caddick, Diane (neé Allan) | Moved to Yateley, Hant UK |
| 32 | Caddick, Edna 2004 | Died in 2004. Was married and a grandmother |
| 33 | Caddick, John 2005 | died 2005, Family included Bruce and Edna |
| 34 | Caddick, Philip Bruce | Bulawayo |
| 35 | Caddy, Alan Walter | worked in the BSAP from 1961-72 |
| 36 | Caddy, Joseph | In 1904 lived at Ayrshire Mine. Miner |
| 37 | Cadell, Clara Renee (nee Gibson) | daughter Mr. Dewey Gibson. Married Francis Edward Dickin Cadell, had a daughter and lived in Meikles Hotel, Box 594, Sby., Rhodesia in the 60s. |
| 38 | Cadell, Francis Edward Dickin (b 1912) | Hotelier, Mgr. Meikles Hotel, Sby., Mgr. Balmer Lawn Hotel Brockenhurst 1947-48. Came to Rhod. 1948; b. 25th Nov., 1912, Poona, India; educ. Sherborne; sm.. Lt. Col. J. F. Cadell (late R.F.A.), m. 1944, Clara Renee, d.o. Mr. Dewey Gibson, 1 d. Mem. Ruwa Country Club. Rec.: Golf. Add.: Meikles Hotel, Box 594, Sby., Rhodesia. |
| 39 | Cadell, John 1942 | 402344 PO Royal Australian Air Force. KIA 18 August 1942 |
| 40 | Cadiz, Francis Gunning | Gatooma Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 41 | Cadiz, Raymond Lawder | worked in the BSAP from 1904-07 |
| 42 | Cadiz-Smith, Sandy | Born 12 April. Went to Jameson High School, Kadoma, Studied Journ at Rhodes University, Grahamstown. Former editor at National Magazine Company, Worked as a freelance journalist. Lived in Kariba, Victoria Falls, Harare and London |
| 43 | Cadle, Christopher Hugh | worked in the BSAP from 1974-80 |
| 44 | Cadman, Henry | Wankie Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 45 | Cadman, Irene Theresa | Wankie Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 46 | Cadman, Margie (neé Vos) (b 1948) | Moved to Pinetown, Natal South Africa. Born 1948 in Johannesburg. School Salisbury Convent. Worked for Tilcor |
| 47 | Cadman, Maurice Arthur | Victoria Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 48 | Cadman, Rex (b 1934) | Moved to Pinetown, Natal South Africa. Born 1934 in Livingstone. School Masabuka, Worked for Rhod.railways |
| 49 | Cadman, Susanna Johanna | Victoria Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 50 | Caffin, Jean-Michel (Jon) | Rhodesian army |
| 51 | Caffin, Virginia (neé Brown) (b 1959) | Moved to Miami, Fl USA. Born 1959 in Salisbury. School Mount Pleasant |
| 52 | Caffyn, Robert Walter 1900 | Rhodesia Regiment Boer War. Corporal. Killed in action 20 Aug 1900. Hammanskraal. Klip Drift |
| 53 | Caffyn-Parsons, Gill (neé De Kuszaba-Dabrowski) (b 1951) | Moved to Byrne Valley, 3780 South Africa. Born 1951 in Kamloops, School Arundel/Queen Elisabeth, Worked for Lewis Construction |
| 54 | Cage, Bob | was a tobacco auctioneer in Harare |
| 55 | Cahi, R A | bowls for Rhodesia |
| 56 | Cahil, Mary Storer | Salisbury North Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 57 | Cahill, B J | Was at Milner house Plumtree 81-86 |
| 58 | Cahill, George Francis | worked in the BSAP in 1915 |
| 59 | Cahill, Jeananne | widow of serg M P Cahill |
| 60 | Cahill, Jeanette (neé Dupreez) (b 1951) | Moved to Durban, KZN South Africa. Born 1951 in East London. School Lord Malvern. Worked for Land Bank |
| 61 | Cahill, John Arthur | worked in the BSAP in 1938. Cpl Permanent Staff Corps Territorial Active Force. The Rhodesia Regiment, 1st Battalion: in 1939 |
| 62 | Cahill, John Brian | worked in the BSAP from 1956-59 |
| 63 | Cahill, Lynley | |
| 64 | Cahill, M P | died in the Rhodesian war and married to Jeananne Cahill |
| 65 | Cahill, Mary Storer | Salisbury South Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 66 | Cahill, Maureen Janet 2004 | died in 2004 |
| 67 | Cahill, Michael Patrick (Mick) 1966 | 1381 C/Sgt MCM (Posthumous). SAS C Sqn. KOAS 12 October 1966. Killed on active service, in an accidental explosion, when loading canoes on the Zambezi River |
| 68 | Cahill, Peter (b 1951) | Moved to Durban, KZN South Africa. Born 1951 in Bulawayo. School Churchill. Worked for Mardon Printers. worked in the BSAP from 1969-82 |
| 69 | Cain, Alfred Hampton 1937 | Buried at Athone Bulawayo |
| 70 | Cain, Connie 1942 | Buried at Athone Bulawayo |
| 71 | Cain, Denise (Ducks) (Nee Colin) | Had lived in Bulawayo. Studied at Kwe Kwe and Broken Hill Zambia. Moved to Johannesburg, South Africa. Moved to Sydney. Was in Ndola, Zambia. Worked for Rhodesian Army – Med Corps. Married |
| 72 | Cain, Emily | In 1946 lived at St. Aidens, Abercorn Street, Bulawayo. Was married |
| 73 | Cain, Frances (neé McIlhinney) (b 1948) | Moved to Northam, WA Australia. Born 1948 in Scotland. School Greenock. Worked for Founders |
| 74 | Cain, Katherine Frances | 1918 Umvuma family with parents Cain, Thomas Edward 1918 and Cain, Katherine Frances and daughter Katherine Margaret Cain (b 1911) |
| 75 | Cain, Katherine Margaret (b 1911) | 1918 Umvuma family with parents Cain, Thomas Edward 1918 and Cain, Katherine Frances and daughter Katherine Margaret Cain (b 1911) |
| 76 | Cain, Meg (Meryl) (Nee Arnott) (b 1950) | Moved to Sydney, NSW Australia. Born 1950 in Shabani. School Fort Vic High. Worked for Standard Bank |
| 77 | Cain, Peter (b 1950) | Moved to Sydney, NSW Australia. Born 1950 in Liverpool. School UBHS. Worked for Standard Bank |
| 78 | Cain, Robert Alfred | In 1946 lived at St. Aidens, Abercorn Street, Bulawayo. He was a Linotype Operator |
| 79 | Cain, Thomas 1966 | Buried at Athlone Bulawayo |
| 80 | Cain, Thomas Edwin 1918 | From Queensland Australia. A 45 year old smelter and married to Katherine Frances Cain. Died 22 Oct 1918 at falcon mine Umvuma. Had a daughter Katherine Margaret Cain (b 1911) |
| 81 | Cain, Walter | Salisbury South Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 82 | Cain, William Albert | Salisbury Central Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 83 | Caine, Beryl Amy | Salisbury North Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 84 | Caine, Charles Kenneth Rex | worked in the BSAP from 1902-05 |
| 85 | Caine, Chris (b 1951) | Born 16 May 1951 in Salisbury. Went to Chaplin High School. Went to Guinea Fowl High School 1969. Studied LLB (Hons) at University of Rhodesia 1972. Lived in Harare and Fresno California. Married to Linda Caine. Worked for Scanlen & Holderness |
| 86 | Caine, F | 1965 worked at Kamativi mine and was married to Ida Caine. She had one child |
| 87 | Caine, Gary (b 1976) | Moved to Fresno, CA USA. Born 1976 in Salisbury |
| 88 | Caine, George William Robert | Salisbury North Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 89 | Caine, Ida 1965 | From Kamativi tin mine, born in England 1917, married housewife with one kid, died at Kamativi from aspirin poisoning at the age of 48 on the 10 May 1965. Was married to F Caine. |
| 90 | Caine, Lou | Raffingora, Went to Cirencester Deer Park School. Lived Bisley, Gloucestershire. |
| 91 | Caine, Patrick Chievley 1960 | Buried at Athlone Bulawayo |
| 92 | Caine, Robert 1923 | Born 1871 and at 52 died 23 jan 1923. Born in Isle of man lived Greens bakery Que Que died buried Gwelo. Was a baker and single, he was from Douglas at Isle of man. He had a sister J Kermode |
| 93 | Caine, T | In 1964 lived at Kinfauns, P.O. Box 640, Salisbury. Beatrice |
| 94 | Caine, Trina | |
| 95 | Caink, Ione Merle | Salisbury North Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 96 | Caird, David J (b 1969) | Born 1969. Went to Plumtree school Milner house 83-87. Lived in Harare. Moved to Joburg. Married Gail. Plumtree School Prefect ’87. 1st team Rugby and 1st team water polo |
| 97 | Cairncross, George | In 1902-1904 lived at Salisbury. Accountant. 1922 in Salisbury |
| 98 | Cairnduff, Joseph Alexander | 1946 lived at 28, 11th Avenue, P.O. Box 157, Bulawayo. In 1952 owned 14 Blake Malindela, Bulawayo. Was a carpenter |
| 99 | Cairnduff, Maureen Denyer 1945 | Buried at Athlone Bulawayo |
| 100 | Cairnie, Robert | worked in the BSAP from 1976-87 |
| 101 | Cairns, Brendon Michael Rowland 2016 | 16.01.1957 – 26.04.1016. Co Owner at Tarawera River Lodge/Motel New Zealand. Had lived in Harare and Bulawayo. Was in the Rhodesian Light Infantry. |
| 102 | Cairns, Conrad Frederick | worked in the BSAP from 1974-78 |
| 103 | Cairns, Diana Clare (nee Drury) (Speedy) (b 1957) | Born 8 March 1957. Lived in Belvedere Harare. Went to Mount Pleasant High School 1975 and Marandellas High. Studied at University of Rhodesia. Executive Housekeeper at Kent, United Kingdom. Pet Carer at Self-Employed UK from 2020. Lived Bournemouth, Gwelo, Bexhill Sussex, Sittingbourne and Saint Leonards, East Sussex, United Kingdom |
| 104 | Cairns, Eileen Winifred | In 1946 lived at 3b, Main Street, P.O. Box 1156, Bulawayo. Was married |
| 105 | Cairns, Evan Patrick | worked in the BSAP from 1980-81 |
| 106 | Cairns, Freda Helen | Salisbury North Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 107 | Cairns, H Alan C 2018 | passed away on August 27, 2018. Alan was a celebrated academic, a scholar and a gentleman. He was a devoted father to daughters, Lynn, Wendy, and Elaine (Raffles). He shared his later years with partner, Anne Innis Dagg in Waterloo. Born and raised in Galt, now a part of Cambridge, Ontario, Alan was the youngest son of Scottish immigrants Hugh and Lily (Crawford) Cairns. Younger by 9 and 7 years than his brothers John and Jim, ‘wee Alan’ towered at over 6 foot 4 in his prime. Alan left behind his first love – playing baseball with the Galt Pups – to study political science at the University of Toronto, graduating in 1953 with a gold medal, where he also earned his MA. He obtained his doctorate from Oxford University; his thesis, based on research conducted while living in Rhodesia, was later published as Prelude to Imperialism (1965). With wife Patricia (Grady), Alan lived in Vancouver, raising three daughters, teaching Political Science at the University of British Columbia from 1960 to 1995, serving as head of that department from 1973 to 1980. His research focussed on Canadian politics, particularly federalism, electoral and party systems, judicial review, and constitutional issues. Alan also studied Aboriginal issues in depth as a member of the Hawthorn Commission in the mid-1960s, returning to these issues in his prize-winning 2000 book Citizens Plus. Alan was also one of three research directors of the (Macdonald) Royal Commission reporting in 1985 on the economic union and Canada’s development prospects. Visiting appointments and chairs were held over the years at the University of Toronto, Memorial University of Newfoundland, the University of Edinburgh, Harvard University, Queen’s University, the University of Saskatchewan, York University, the University of Waterloo and the University of British Columbia. Alan was a member of the British Columbia Advisory Committee on the Constitution, leading up to the 1982 Constitution Act. In that year he was awarded the Molson Prize of the Canada Council and he subsequently received a Killam award for 1989-1991. He was a member of the Royal Society of Canada, an Officer of the Order of Canada and is the recipient of Honorary Degrees from the University of British Columbia, University of Saskatchewan, University of Toronto and Carleton University. In 2003, he was inducted into the City of Cambridge Hall of Fame. Despite failing health, in his last years, Alan did his best to continue engaging with the issues about which he had spent his life thinking and writing. |
| 108 | Cairns, Herbert Edgar | Salisbury North Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 109 | Cairns, J | Chita, P.O. Antelope. in 1939 |
| 110 | Cairns, J M | Married. Shabanie and Nil Desperandum mine employees 1938 |
| 111 | Cairns, James Gillone | . In 1902 was at Mazoe. Storekeeper |
| 112 | Cairns, James Neville | In 1946 lived at 3b, Main Street, P.O. Box 1156, Bulawayo. Was a Dental Mechanic |
| 113 | Cairns, John Horace | in 1946 lived at 5 Lawson Avenue, Milton Park, P.O. Box 103, Salisbury. Was a sales manager |
| 114 | Cairns, Martin (b 1968) | Moved to Auckland, New Zealand. Born 1968 in Kenya. School Prince Edward. Worked for Old Mutual |
| 115 | Cairns, Robert | Lived in Harare. Moved to Auckland, New Zealand. Founder at Innovative Professional Solutions Limited 2019. |
| 116 | Cairns, Sean (b 1962) | Moved to Cape Town, Cape South Africa. Born 1962 in Harare. School Marlborough, Worked for Farmer |
| 117 | Cairns, Tanya (neé Karageorgiades) (b 1970) | Moved to Stirlingshire, UK. Born 1970 in Bulawayo. School Henrylow & Townsend. Worked for Bosal & Security Mills |
| 118 | Cairns, Terence Lloyd | worked in the BSAP from 1976-79 |
| 119 | Cairns, Thomas 1914 | From Natal. Parents were James and Margaret. Mother lived at Ladysmith. He was 30 and in the railways as a telegraph emplyee. Single. Died 21 December 1914 in Bulawayo. Buried at Athlone Bulawayo |
| 120 | Cairns, Thomas 1921 | Born 1880 and at 41 died 23 Jan 1921. Born Scotland lived Penhalonga, died buried Salisbury. Was a gold miner and single. He was from Tweed Scotland. |
| 121 | Cairns, Trudi (b 1965) | Moved to Australia. Born 1965 in Salisbury, Harare. School Convent, QE/Speciss College. Worked for Various – Movie’s, Mining And Embassies. |
| 122 | Cairns, Walter King | Mazoe Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 123 | Cairns, Walter King 1918 | 1918 estate |
| 124 | Cairns, William B. | . In 1902 was at Beatrice Mine. Stonemason |
| 125 | Cairns, Zaidee Gilmour | Mazoe Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 126 | Caithness, Sandra | Mabelreign Girls High |
| 127 | Caithness, Sharon (neé Chappel) (b 1957) | Lived in Harare, Zimbabwe. Born 1957 in Salisbury. School Oriel Girls and Borrowdale. Worked for Scottish Jewellers, Keays Jewellers And Sharon Caithness Valuations And Jewellry |
| 128 | Cakebread, E M 1902 | Or E.R.1177 Pte. SA Field Force. BSAP, B Division. MIA 7 February 1902 |
| 129 | Calafate, Olympia Penelope (nee Androuliakos) | From a family with mother Margaret Androuliakos (nee Pritchard) and children Frixon Androuliakos, Leon Androuliakos, and Olympia Penelope Calafate (nee Androuliakos) |
| 130 | Calanakis, Marina 1957 | Buried at Mutare |
| 131 | Calasse, Daniel | Born 7 Sep. Lived Harare. Married to Christine Calasse 2023. Siblings Holly Ingram, Iain Habanna Bradshaw, Sarah Martins and Matt Calasse |
| 132 | Calasse, P E | Ellis Robins 1973 |
| 133 | Calasse, Steve 2019 | died 27 September 2019. Went to Ellis Robins. Lived in Tete. |
| 134 | Calasse, Susan (nee Leach) (b 1956) | Born 26 Jul 1956. born in Umtali educated , Was married |
| 135 | Calcaterra, Marco | in 2008 sold Gweru property |
| 136 | Calcott, Frederick Septimus Berkely | In 1908 lived at Bulawayo. Civil Engineer |
| 137 | Calcott, Henry R 1896 | A pioneer buried at Mrewa. Died 18 June 1896 |
| 138 | Calcraft, Samuel 1893 | Cpl Salisbury Column. Salisbury Horse. KIA 6 November 1893. Buried at Athlone Bulawayo |
| 139 | Calcutt, Frank Keer 1941 | 778424 SgtRoyal Air Force Volunteer Reserve, 144 Sqn. KIA 8 December 1941 |
| 140 | Calcutt, Richard K 1943 | 778483 Sgt. Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserve 44 (Rhodesia) Sqn. KIA 18 January 1943 |
| 141 | Caldecott, J M | Minister of Agriculture, then Finance 1950 – 63. Ministers of the Crown and Chief Justice |
| 142 | Caldecott, Russell | A professional hunter and guide that lived in Victoria Falls, Operated in Zimbabwe, Botswana, Zambia and South Africa. Married to Surine Caldecott |
| 143 | Caldecott, Sue (nee De Lange) | Bulawayo. Northlea school, Moved to Barberton, Mpumalanga |
| 144 | Caldecott, Surine | Married to Russell Caldecott and lived in Victoria falls |
| 145 | Caldecott, T E | 1975 Rhodesia Regiment |
| 146 | Caldecott, Valerie (nee Allan) (b 1956) | Born 19 Feb 1956. Went to Oriel Girls High School. Studied at University of Cape Town and University of Zimbabwe. Son Steven Caldecott. Sister Diane Caddick |
| 147 | Caldecott, W H | Shabanie and Nil Desperandum mine employees 1938 |
| 148 | Caldecott, W M | Residents Using Shabani Post Office. (Belingwe District) 1938. |
| 149 | Caldeira, Laura Mary | Salisbury South Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 150 | Calder, Alexander McKay | Raylton Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 151 | Calder, Amelia Martha | Que Que Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 152 | Calder, Anne | 1970s Salisbury family with parents Calder, Basil Leonard 1977 and Calder, Jean. Children were Calder, Steve and Calder, Anne |
| 153 | Calder, Annie Elizabeth | Western Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 154 | Calder, Archibald Symone Haig | in 1946 lived at Waverley Hotel, P.O. Box 860, Bulawayo. Was a blacksmith |
| 155 | Calder, Basil Leonard 1977 | Umtali Junior School teacher who died 8 January 1977 while serving as a reservist with the BSAP. Basil, who was born on 4 April 1938, taught at UJS in the 1960s. At the time of his death he was the popular Headmaster of Houghton Park Primary School in Waterfalls, Salisbury. As was the case with many teachers he had volunteered for the BSAP Reserve, and served his country during school holidays. He was married to Jean, the union producing two children, a son Steve, and a daughter Anne. Field Reservist Calder (21251Y), together with Field Reservist Raymond Gough (aged 49 years) and also a school teacher, were doing their stint as “bright lights” helping guard the homestead on Bar G Ranch on the Bubi River, near Rutenga and the Lion and Elephant Motel. On the evening of 5 January 1977 at 20h30, they had helped beat off an attack on the homestead together with the resident Martin Grobler and his wife. On the morning of 8 January the Groblers together with Basil and Raymond left the homestead in a mine protected vehicle, the Groblers sitting in the front and the two reservists in the back. Approximately one kilometre from the house the landrover detonated a mine. The two reservists in the back were killed instantly. Martin Grobler was seriously injured, surviving, but losing both legs while his wife was relatively unscathed. |
| 156 | Calder, Cheryl Lynn | worked in the BSAP in 1978 |
| 157 | Calder, Dorothy | Umtali Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 158 | Calder, E | Rhodesia Regiment Boer War. Corporal. Wounded. Near Tuli, 29 October 1899 |
| 159 | Calder, Elspeth Jean | From a 1940s Rhodesia family with parents Sandy Alexander McKay Calder and Muriel Gwynneth Calder and children Elspeth Jean Calder, Joan Ruth Calder, and Judith Lorraine Calder. Mentioned on Sandy’s 1949 Athlone Bulawayo memorial |
| 160 | Calder, Faith (b 1962) | Born 6 May 1962. Que Que High School Rhodesia. Worked at Richards Bay Christian school |
| 161 | Calder, Florence Evelyn | in 1946 lived at 1 Prince Edward Street, Milton Park, Salisbury. |
| 162 | Calder, Frances May | Raylton Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 163 | Calder, George Alexander | Rhodesia Regiment Boer War. Corporal |
| 164 | Calder, George William 1929 | mention on memorial at Kadoma Methodist church |
| 165 | Calder, James 1938 | Buried at Athlone Bulawayo |
| 166 | Calder, James 1946 | Born Arbroath Scotland 30 November 1879 and died in Que Que 13 October 1946. Buried in Kwe Kwe. His parents were John Gray Calder, and Agnes Junor Calder. He married Amelia Martha Botha on Friday, 12 April 1907 at Cape Town, South Africa and kids were A E Calder Wilkinson, A M Calder, A S H Calder, J C J Calder, and Anne Small Calder. He was a gold miner and lived 3 West ave Kwe kwe. He was in the Boer war where he joined Roberts Horse, and served under General Brabant. Severely wounded at Senekel, 1901. (portrait photo from Pat Carson) |
| 167 | Calder, James Cecil John | Raylton Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 168 | Calder, Jean | 1970s Salisbury family with parents Calder, Basil Leonard 1977 and Calder, Jean. Children were Calder, Steve and Calder, Anne |
| 169 | Calder, Jean (nee Smith) 1982 | 1912 to 1982. Arrived in Rhodesia at the age of 10 from South Africa. Jean Calder was influential in the Rhodesia floristry industry – founding and running Elizabeth’s florist in Jameson Arcade. She was also recipient of a Chelsea medal in recognition for her work. Jean and her husband left Rhodesia in 1981 to retire to the South Coast. |
| 170 | Calder, Joan Ruth | From a 1940s Rhodesia family with parents Sandy Alexander McKay Calder and Muriel Gwynneth Calder and children Elspeth Jean Calder, Joan Ruth Calder, and Judith Lorraine Calder. Mentioned on Sandy’s 1949 Athlone Bulawayo memorial |
| 171 | Calder, Judith Lorraine | From a 1940s Rhodesia family with parents Sandy Alexander McKay Calder and Muriel Gwynneth Calder and children Elspeth Jean Calder, Joan Ruth Calder, and Judith Lorraine Calder. Mentioned on Sandy’s 1949 Athlone Bulawayo memorial |
| 172 | Calder, Lorna (b 1943) | Born 7 Sep 1943. lived in Bulawayo and Durban, Married to Bobby Calder |
| 173 | Calder, Michelle | Studied at girls college Bulawayo |
| 174 | Calder, Muriel Gwynneth | From a 1940s Rhodesia family with parents Sandy Alexander McKay Calder and Muriel Gwynneth Calder and children Elspeth Jean Calder, Joan Ruth Calder, and Judith Lorraine Calder. Mentioned on Sandy’s 1949 Athlone Bulawayo memorial. Raylton Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 175 | Calder, Neil | Gwanda Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 176 | Calder, Neil (b 1966) | Moved to Aukland, New Zealand. Born 1966 in Gwelo. School Thornhill, Chaplin, Estcourt. Worked for Masonite |
| 177 | Calder, Patricia Stewart | Dominican Convent High School, Bulawayo |
| 178 | Calder, Raymond Douglas 1976 | Buried in Kwe Kwe |
| 179 | Calder, Richard | Falcon College |
| 180 | Calder, Russell John 1981 | Buried at Kwe Kwe |
| 181 | Calder, Sandy Alexander McKay 1949 | Buried at Athlone Bulawayo. From a 1940s Rhodesia family with parents Sandy Alexander McKay Calder and Muriel Gwynneth Calder and children Elspeth Jean Calder, Joan Ruth Calder, and Judith Lorraine Calder. |
| 182 | Calder, Sharon (neé Walker) (b 1970) | Moved to Auckland, New Zealand. Born 1970 in Bulawayo. School Baines & Ladysmith High SA |
| 183 | Calder, Sharon Wyness | |
| 184 | Calder, Steven (Steve) (b 1968) | Moved to Chertsey, United Kingdom. Born 1968 in Salisbury. School Hallingbury. 1970s Salisbury family with parents Calder, Basil Leonard 1977 and Calder, Jean. Children were Calder, Steve and Calder, Anne, Had lived in Bulawayo |
| 185 | Calder, Stewart (b 1974) | Moved to PMB., KZN South Africa. Born 1974 in Bulawayo. School Redcliff Junior |
| 186 | Calder, Sylvia Elizabeth (nee Taylor) (b 1947) | date of birth 18th January 1947. Left Rhodesia in 1979 or 1980. Her maiden name was Taylor. Had a son Michael Calder and had married Trevor Calder. |
| 187 | Calder, Tammy Lee 1973 | Buried in Kwe Kwe |
| 188 | Calder, Tracey (b 1960) | Moved to Richards Bay, South Africa. Born 1960 in Que Que. School Que Que High. Worked for Cabs/Risco |
| 189 | Calder, Travis | Lived in Bulawayo |
| 190 | Calder, Trevor | married to Sylvia Elizabeth Calder |
| 191 | Calder, Valda (neé Raine) (b 1959) | Moved to Cambridge, UK. Born 1959 in Salisbury. School Montrose. Worked for Iversens Hire |
| 192 | Calder, W F | 1957 Grosvener rd Salisbury. Married |
| 193 | Calder, William Ford | Umtali Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 194 | Calder, William Menzies Grant | Rhodesia Regiment Boer War. Sergeant |
| 195 | Calderwood, Alistair Lawton (b 1917) | A.F.C., Attorney; Part. in legal firm of Calderwood, Bryce Hendrie & Part-ners; 1940-45, R.A.F.V.R. Came to Southern Rhodesia 1935; b. 4th July, 1917, Pretoria and educ. there; m. 1945 in Lon. to Inez Annandale Johnston, 3 s., 2 d. Clubs: Byo. and Byo. Country. Add.: “Holmsley,” Burnside, Byo., and Central Africa House, Byo., Rhod. Bulawayo Calderwoods lawyer 1960 -2000. Wife was Inez, acquired property in Bulawayo in 2009 |
| 196 | Calderwood, Brian Lawton | Hillside Voters 1946 – 1948. In 1952 Brian left the legal profession to take up farming in the Matopos. In 1955 he started the Bedza stud and in 1969 went into stud partnership with Paul Goodwin with the Bedza du Lys Afrikaner stud which was managed at Boomerang farms near Bulawayo. 1980 Afrikaner cattle farmer with the award winning stud Bedza du Lys |
| 197 | Calderwood, Catherine Grace | Hillside Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 198 | Calderwood, Dan | Born in Zimbabwe. Lived in Marondera for 18 years. Owner at Dan Calderwood Photography Copenhagen. Lived Frederiksberg, Frederiksberg, Denmark |
| 199 | Calderwood, Dee | married |
| 200 | Calderwood, Ian Gourley | worked in the BSAP from 1967-73 |
| 201 | Calderwood, Inez Annandale (nee Johnston) 2006 | was married in 1945 in Lon. to Calderwood, Alistair Lawton (b 1917), 3 s., 2 d. Lived in Bulawayo, A founder member of the Bulawayo shelter, Left property in Bulawayo at Holmsley, Burnside, Byo |
| 202 | Calderwood, Karen (neé Morgan) (b 1964) | Moved to Perth, WA Australia. Born 1964 in Harare. School Vainona. Worked for Geol Survey |
| 203 | Calderwood, Michael | worked in the BSAP from 1959-64 |
| 204 | Caldicott, Dorothy Helen | Gwelo Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 205 | Caldicott, Evelyn Marjorie Robertson | Mazoe Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 206 | Caldicott, John Moore 1986 | 1939 at Chigudu, P.B.52A., Salisbury. Mazoe Voters 1946 – 1948. Sir KBE, CMG (12 February 1900 – 31 January 1986) was a Rhodesian government minister. Kenya 1921, then Rhodesia. President of Nat. Farmers Union, 1946–48 in Rhodesia. Minister of Agriculture, Minister of Health, 18 December 1953. Minister of Finance, 3 September 1962 – 31 December 1963. Minister of Public Service, 2 November 1956 – 3 September 1962. Minister of Defence, 12 June 1959 – 7 May 1962. Minister of Economic Affairs, 11 December 1958 – 7 May 1962. Minister of Agriculture, 2 November 1956 – 11 December 1958. Minister of Health, 2 November 1956 – 11 December 1958. In the Southern Rhodesian general election of 1948, Caldicott was elected MP for Mazoe for the United Party. In the first Federation of Rhodesia and Nyasaland election of 1953, Caldicott took 69% of the vote to win the seat of Darwin for the Federal Party. Caldicott was made Companion of the Order of Saint Michael and Saint George in the Queen’s Birthday Honours of 9 June 1955 and appointed Knight Commander of the Civil Division of the British Empire in the Queen’s New Year’s Honours list of 1964. He was granted retention of the title Honourable from 31 December 1963, having served for more than three years as Ministers of the Federal Government of the Federation of Rhodesia and Nyasaland. |
| 207 | Caldicott, Lilian Florine Mary | Mazoe Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 208 | Caldiera, F 1913 | 1913 estate |
| 209 | Caldswell-Barr, Peter Robert | worked in the BSAP from 1968-69 |
| 210 | Caldwell, Bob | Kadoma mayor ca 1975 |
| 211 | Caldwell, Darryl (b 1957) | Moved to Windsor, Ca USA. Born 1957 in Shabani. School Greenfield & Hamilton High. Worked for CMW & Suzuki/Roben Motors |
| 212 | Caldwell, Debbie (nee Farrell) (b 1962) | Moved to Windsor, Ca USA. Born 1962 in Bulawayo. School Thomas Coulter/Wankie, Moray & Montrose High. Worked for Plascon Paints |
| 213 | Caldwell, Hugh Gavin | Wankie Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 214 | Caldwell, Jackie (nee Dring) (b 1945) | Moved to Rustenburg, South Africa. Born 1945 in Surrey. School Evelyn. Worked for Wankie Mines |
| 215 | Caldwell, June (nee Tyson) 2000 | Wife of Robert and mother of Henry, Ross and Duncan. Died 21st December 2000 in Randpark Ridge. |
| 216 | Caldwell, Leanne (nee Todd) (b 1958) | Moved to Sun Shine Coast Australia. Born 1958 in Livingstone. School Selukwe |
| 217 | Caldwell, Margi | Eveline High School |
| 218 | Caldwell, Neil (b 1945) | Moved to Ngodwana(near Nelspruit), South Africa. Born 1945 in Wankie. School Guinea Fowl. Worked for Rhodesia Railways |
| 219 | Caldwell, Rob (b 1944) | Moved to Johannesburg, South Africa Born. 1944 in Bridge Of Weir Scotland. School Jameson High. Worked for Peat Marwick Mitchell Api Rio Tinto |
| 220 | Caldwell, Robert (b 1947) | Moved to Brisbane, QLD Australia. Born 1947 in Durban. School Hamilton High. Worked for Clan Transport / Coley Hall |
| 221 | Caldwell, Robert G | Army intake 79 |
| 222 | Caldwell, Susanna Kathleen | Wankie Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 223 | Caldwell, Tony (b 1963) | Moved to Roodepoort, South Africa. Born 1963 in Wankie. School Hamilton High |
| 224 | Caldwell-Barr, Lorna | Born 16 Jun. Eveline school. Former Medication Co ordinator and Care Assitant/Team leader at The Beeches residential home. Team leader at Anchor Trust. former Senior Care Assistant at Whitely Village Walton-on-Thames. Lived at Aberdeen and Leatherhead UK. Married since April 14, 1972. Son Wayne Caldwell-Barr |
| 225 | Caldwell-Barr, Peter | Guineafowl school |
| 226 | Caldwell-Barr, Scott (b 1980) | Moved to Stanmore London, UK. Born 1980 in Mutare, School Hillcrest College/ Primary. Worked for La Lucie Coffee – Louis Fe D Herbe |
| 227 | Cale, William | In 1904 lived at Salisbury. Machine Ruler |
| 228 | Calenborne, Glen (b 1964) | Moved to Johannesburg, South Africa. Born 1964 in Salisbury. School St Georges College |
| 229 | Calenborne, Meegan | |
| 230 | Caley, Deirdre (nee Betts) (b 1935) | Moved to Bury St Edmunds, Suff UK. Born 1935. School Convent |
| 231 | Califano, Laverne (nee Jarvie) (b 1963) | Moved to Coventry, UK. Born 1963 in Coventry. School Mabelreign Girls High. Worked for Rhobank |
| 232 | Calissendorff, Cornelis (Case) 2017 | September 7, 1928 – March 29, 2017 -Case Calissendorff passed away at the age of 88. He was born and grew up in the Netherlands where he met his wife Fay; they were married on August 24, 1954. While still in the Netherlands, he earned a degree in tropical agriculture, which was the impetus for a move to Rhodesia (now Zimbabwe) Africa. A five-year stay in Africa was followed by a return to the Netherlands. In 1963, Case moved his family from the Netherlands to Washington State. After moving to the U.S., his passion for plants and trees and all things green was rekindled and he earned a Masters Degree in Soil Physics from WSU in 1968. After graduation, his involvement with WSU continued as he went on to enjoy a 25-year career there conducting a variety of research projects in the College of Agriculture. In 1970 he and his wife, Fay, and their two older sons, Bernard and John, became citizens of their adoptive country. A third son, Neil, was born in Pullman, Washington. After retiring from WSU in 1991, Case and Fay moved to Burlington, Washington, to be closer to their children and grandchildren. After retirement, his love for agriculture continued as he raised a variety of fruit trees and cultivated an extensive vegetable and flower garden. During his retirement he also founded a company that manufactured and sold innovative sensors for biophysical research. He was a life-long scientist, reader, and learner. He was also a creative builder and tinkerer. Case was survived by his wife, Fay, sons Bernard, John (Sandy), and Neil (Heidi) |
| 233 | Calissendorff, Fay | Married Calissendorff, Cornelis (Case) 2017 in the Netherlands. They came out to Rhodesia for about 5 years. Later went to Netherlands then the USA. Sons were Bernard, John, and Neil |
| 234 | Calitz, Deon (nee Eugene) (b 1971) | Moved to Vanderbijl Park, GP South Africa. Born 1971 in Whange. School Millton High and Junior |
| 235 | Calitz, E | Rhodesian airforce |
| 236 | Calitz, Gertruida Hendrina | Western Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 237 | Calitz, Helene Nicola Van Reenen | From Harare, Zimbabwe and moved to Pretoria, South Africa. Malborough High, Was married |
| 238 | Calitz, Jan Matthues | Western Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 239 | Calitz, John Mathias (Jan Matthues) 1956 | Buried at Athlone Bulawayo |
| 240 | Calitz, Ona (neé Van Reenen) (b 1961) | Moved to Johannesburg, South Africa. Born 1961 in Harare. School Marlborough |
| 241 | Call, David Wilson | worked in the BSAP from 1958-61 |
| 242 | Calladine, Tanya | Townsend High School, Bulawayo |
| 243 | Callaghan, George Henry 1916 | In 1908 lived at Wilson Street, Bulawayo. Carpenter. Buried at Athlone Bulawayo |
| 244 | Callaghan, Joan | Mrs. In the country in 1974 |
| 245 | Callaghan, Joan Lowe (b 1942) | Born 20 Dec 1942. lived in Harare. Air Rhodesia. Moved to Pretoria |
| 246 | Callaghan, John | Victoria Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 247 | Callaghan, Mandy (b 1961) | Moved to Australia. Born 1961 in Bulawayo |
| 248 | Callaghan, Phillippa (nee O’Mahoney) (Phil) | Went to Hillcrest High Livingstone Zambia. She was in form one at Eveline in 1957 and went to Teachers Training college 1964. Worked at Rhodes University from 83-2007. Lived in Grahamstown, Eastern Cape and Cape Town, Western Cape. Children were Kate Callaghan, Hugh Callaghan, Tom Callaghan and Sarah Callaghan |
| 249 | Callaghan, Sally (nee Struckel) (b 1944) | Moved to Mareeba, QLD Australia. Born 1944 in Eshowe South Africa. School Thornhill High. Worked for Standard Bank |
| 250 | Callaghan, Sandy (b 1965) | Moved to Johannesburg, South Africa. Born 1965 in Gwelo. School Girls High School Salisbury |
| 251 | Callaghan, Theunssina Johanna | Victoria Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 252 | Callaghan, William Beresford (Barry) 1979 | L/Cpl RDR 1st Bn. KOAS 4 August 1979 |
| 253 | Callan, Alfred Charles Ernest | worked in the BSAP from 1918-19 |
| 254 | Callanan, Alexius Vincent | worked in the BSAP from 1924-29 |
| 255 | Callanan, Henry A | Rhodesia Regiment Boer War. Trooper |
| 256 | Calland, Cecil Alexander | Salisbury City Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 257 | Callandar, G A B 1900 | 861 Tpr SA Field Force. BSAP. DOAS 2 May 1900 |
| 258 | Callander, Coll McDonald 2010 | RAF trained in Rhodesia |
| 259 | Callard, Kate (Caitlin) (neé Morgan) (ex Barker) (b 1965) | Moved to Tauranga, New Zealand. Born 1965 in Bulawayo. School Dominican Convent. Worked for Bccz,dunlop, World Travel Bureau. Worked as an agency live in Carer. Former Deli assistant at Mount Maunganui New World. HCA at Metlifecare Somervale. Worked at Tauranga Hospital. Alos lived Kettering, Northamptonshire, United Kingdom |
| 260 | Callaway, Barry | Lived in Bulawayo. Left Zimbabwe in 1983 and moved to Cape Town then Richards Bay. |
| 261 | Callaway, Bernard Fredrick | worked in the BSAP from 1912-13 |
| 262 | Callaway, David (b 1960) | Went to Plumtree school and Hamilton. And moved to UK. Born 1960. Worked for Chronicle/natal Newspapers |
| 263 | Callaway, Harry | Gwanda Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 264 | Callaway, Jonathan Charles (Ginge) 1978 | worked in the BSAP from 1976-78 . Memorial at Famona Anglican church Bulawayo (St Mary – the Virgin). 9669 PO BSAP SU. KIA 2 November 1978 |
| 265 | Callaway, Lena | Gwanda Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 266 | Callaway, Malcolm John (Mac) 2016 | Died at 63 on the 23rd April, 2016, in Durban, South Africa. BSAP 1971-81, D/Inspector. |
| 267 | Callaway, Ronald Anthony | worked in the BSAP from 1968-71 |
| 268 | Callaway, Stuart Gordon | worked in the BSAP from 1938-42 |
| 269 | Callcott, Gertrude Helen | Salisbury City Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 270 | Callcott, Henry Norman Hope | Capt. Apsley, Box 765, Salisbury. 1939. Salisbury City Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 271 | Callebaut, Jane (neé Scotcher) (b 1958) | Moved to Johannesburg, South Africa. Born 1958 in Salisbury. School Nagle House |
| 272 | Callebaut, Tonya Lee | owned land in Bulawayo upto 2019 |
| 273 | Callender, Claude Gerald 1918 | From Kimberly. Father was Dr G Callender and mother Mabel Callender. He was 26 a farmer and single. Died 26 Apr 1918 on military service in France. |
| 274 | Callender, Clement Boacher | Rhodesia Regiment Boer War. Trooper |
| 275 | Callender, G A B 1896 | L Troop BSAP and died 20 March 1896. Buried at Fort Umlugulu |
| 276 | Callinan, Bob (b 1941) | A foundation member at Thornhill Junior school in about 1950. He lived a short bike ride away in a house called Castle Carey. This was on a 10 acre block full of beautiful fruit trees. His Dad owned the Newsagency and Ladies Hairdressing shop in Gwelo next to a large department store. Moved to Brisbane, Qld Australia. Born 1941 in Coventry. High School Jameson |
| 277 | Callow, David (Dave) (b 1943) | Moved to Alberton, South Africa and Margate. Born 1943 in Germiston. School Bulawayo Tech. Worked for B.S.A.P/P.A.T.U For 22 Years, worked in the BSAP from 1961-82, then P.g. Bison For 20 Years |
| 278 | Callow, Don (b 1954) | Moved to London, UK. Born 1954 in Harare. School Prince Edward |
| 279 | Callow, Gary | Was 12 and died on the viscount. Was from Salisbury |
| 280 | Callow, Jack | worked in the BSAP from 1980-82 |
| 281 | Callow, Jeremy | Prince Edward 1966, 1967 |
| 282 | Callow, John Dennis | worked in the BSAP from 1951-56 |
| 283 | Callow, Patricia Margaret | Pharmicist business 2018 |
| 284 | Callow, Penny (neé Middlewick) (b 1946) | Moved to Alberton, South Africa. Born 1946 in Knysna. School Arundel. Worked for Nursing |
| 285 | Callow, Peter | Rhodesian airforce |
| 286 | Callow, Richard 2016 (Snr) | Went to Estcourt High School 1946. Studied Mining engineering at Wits 47-48. Worked as a Tobacco Farmer 1949-66. Former Senior Field officer at Tsetse Fly Control Zimbabwe Binga 66-87. Lived Plumtree 1930, Francistown, Botswana 1935, Harare, Zimbabwe 1956, Murewa 1958, Karoi 1960, Chipinda pools 1966. Lived Binga and finally moved to Bishops Stortford |
| 287 | Callow, Shorty | |
| 288 | Callow, Tom | 1969 played Rhodesia schools rugby. 1972 Rhodesia U20 Rugby. 1978 Selous Scout |
| 289 | Callow, William John (Bill) 1976 | 3947 Snr Asst Comm PMM, (BSAP LSM 25 year clasp). worked in the BSAP from 1946-76, DOAS 15 January 1976 |
| 290 | Calltorp, Sofia | Ms, Outgoing Swedish Ambassador to Zimbabwe |
| 291 | Callum, Charles Frederick | In 1904 lived at Surprise Mine, Selukwe. Carpenter |
| 292 | Callum, William Henry 1910 | From London, Mother was Margaret. A 27 year old book keeper and single. Died 12 Dec 1910 in Bulawayo, |
| 293 | Calogridis, Francis Pothitos | Mazoe Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 294 | Calton, Christopher John | worked in the BSAP from 1946-48 |
| 295 | Calton, Katherine | Born in Zimbabwe, lived in Harare |
| 296 | Calvert, Alan (b 1959) | Moved to Sydney, NSW Australia. Born 1959 in Bulawayo. School Prince Edward. Worked for City Council |
| 297 | Calvert, Bob | Lomagundi, Moved to London |
| 298 | Calvert, Charles Lancelot | worked in the BSAP from 1903-05. In 1904 lived at Victoria. B.S.A. Police |
| 299 | Calvert, Geoff | Was in Lloyd house Plumtree school 51-54. Lived in Esigodini |
| 300 | Calvert, Joseph | In 1902-1904 lived at Hartley. Brickmaker & Contractor |
| 301 | Calvert, Margie (neé Green) (b 1948) | Moved to Reedsport, OR USA. Born 1948 in Salisbury. School Sby Girls High, Worked for W. Dahmer & Co/Plascon Paints/Triplejay |
| 302 | Calvert, Neville | 1972 Rhodesia U20 Rugby. Rhodesian airforce ca 1970s |
| 303 | Calvey, Bridget (nee McCarthy) | Moved from Rhodesia to South Africa and to Basingstoke England. Went to Stanger High School. Went to Hatfield school. Left at the end of form 1 in 1980. Her mum had a nursery school in central road. She also worked with kids, Sister Molly McCarthy Pentecost |
| 304 | Calvey, David (b 1943) | Moved to Sydney, NSW Australia. Born 1943 in Huddersfield Uk. School Hartley, Prince Edward, TTC Bulawayo. Worked for Federal Ministry Of Health, Hartley School, Sharon School, Marlborough High School, Churchill School, Salisbury Polytech |
| 305 | Camacho, Anthony George (Tony) 1978 | 726967 Tpr 1 Cdo 1st Bn. KOAS 12 Jan 1978. Was in the RLI |
| 306 | Camacho, Isabel Cabrita | left or still in Bulawayo |
| 307 | Camacho, Manny | Rhodesia army intake 144 |
| 308 | Camacho, Rui (b 1955) | Moved to Neptune, NJ USA. Born 1955 in Funchal. School Funchal, Worked for Rhod Rlys |
| 309 | Cambell, Annie Victoria | Raylton Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 310 | Cambell, Bruce | Collace Farm, Wedza |
| 311 | Cambell, Letitia (nee Hoal) | Sister to Rory Hoal |
| 312 | Cambell, N | 1975 Thornhill Rhodesian airforce |
| 313 | Cambell, Nancy Rosemary 1984 | Raylton Voters 1946 – 1948. Memorial at main Anglican church in Bulawayo |
| 314 | Cambitzi, Creon (b 1961) | Moved to Sydney, nsw Australia. Born 1961 in Harare. School Alan wilson. Worked for Western Deep Levels, Proudfoot, Absolute Information, Dimension Data, Ais, Tactics Australia, Synoptic Consulting Australia |
| 315 | Cambitzi, D | Salisbury 1917 |
| 316 | Cambitzi, Frances Josephine | In 1946 lived at King George Road, Avondale, P.O. Avon-dale, Salisbury. |
| 317 | Cambitzi, Lois (b 1963) | Moved to Los Angeles, CA USA. Born 1963 in Harare. School Avondale (1971-5), then Queen Elizabeth (1976-80). Worked for IBM, KPMG, Oracle |
| 318 | Cambitzi, Shirley (nee Oliver) (b 1966) | Moved to Sydney, nsw Australia. Born 1966 in Harare. School Mabes Babes. Worked for OK Group, Idg, Synoptic Consulting Australia |
| 319 | Cambitzis, Frixos 2015 | Dr. Husband of Nancy and father to Creon and Lois, and brother to Helen and Jason. Died 7th March 2015 in Sydney, Australia. |
| 320 | Cambitzis, Nic | Salisbury |
| 321 | Camble, Lydia | Salisbury North Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 322 | Camblen, Margaret Doreen MacGregor | Mazoe Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 323 | Camden, Lillian | Went to Mabelreign Girls High, Moved to Worcester, Worcestershire |
| 324 | Came, Charles Rewith Rix | In 1904 lived at Mazoe Fort. Trooper, B.S.A. Police |
| 325 | Came, Cyril Raymond | Salisbury Voters 1946-1948 |
| 326 | Came, Olive | Salisbury Voters 1946-1948 |
| 327 | Came, Richard Raymond | In 1902-1904 lived at Salisbury. Analytical Chemist |
| 328 | Cameron Charles | Army intake 95 |
| 329 | Cameron, Alexander 1914 | From Aberfeldy Scotland. Was 43 a gold miner, Died 13 Nov 1914 Hartley. |
| 330 | Cameron, Alice | Mrs. Lived at Lynbrook home Kwe Kwe |
| 331 | Cameron, Angus | Harare, Very involved with sky diving |
| 332 | Cameron, B W | Was at Gaul house Plumtree school 77-82 |
| 333 | Cameron, Barrie | Bulawayo, worked in the BSAP from 1969-81. Former Traineee electrician at Sasol One, Sasolburg, RSA 1981-84. Former Key Customer Exec at Eskom 84-2002. Worked at Sauter Automation Ltd Basingstoke UK 2002-16 |
| 334 | Cameron, Bernadette (neé Mcdonald) (b 1953) | Moved to Pietermaritzburg, South Africa. Born 1953 in Bulawayo. School Convent. Worked for Piggot Maskew |
| 335 | Cameron, Christine (neé Scott) (b 1942) | Moved to Perth, WA Australia. Born 1942 in Bindura. School Roosevelt. Worked for Various |
| 336 | Cameron, Cynthia Maude | Salisbury South Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 337 | Cameron, D | Given credit for designing the Rhodesian camouflage during the bush war |
| 338 | Cameron, David | In 1908 lived at Market Bar, Bulawayo. Hotel keeper |
| 339 | Cameron, David Smith | 1910 Duchess hill Hartley. |
| 340 | Cameron, Diane (neé Woolley) (b 1953) | Moved to Cape Town, South Africa. Born 30 Jun 1953 in Roodepoort. School Shabani Primary & Chaplin High. Worked for Spencer Melksham/merchant Bank/national & Grindlays |
| 341 | Cameron, Donald | worked in the BSAP in 1904 |
| 342 | Cameron, Donald Drummond (b 1946) | still living 2018. Was an accountant in Bulawayo. Born Perth Scotland 15 june 1946, and married to Lindsay Barbara Cameron |
| 343 | Cameron, Donald Hugh 1909 | From Scotland, parents D and Jennie. A 27 year old miner and carpenter, single. Died 5 may 1909 at hartley. |
| 344 | Cameron, Donald Lochiel 1978 | Lochiel, P.O. Victoria. 1939. Victoria Voters 1946 – 1948. Buried In Masvingo |
| 345 | Cameron, Donald Stephenson 1912 | 1376 Tpr BSAP. DOAS 10 May 1912, worked in the BSAP from 1910-12 |
| 346 | Cameron, Dugald | Que Que Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 347 | Cameron, Earl Dickson | worked in the BSAP from 1963-73 |
| 348 | Cameron, Edward Kerr | Salisbury Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 349 | Cameron, Euan (Jock) (b 1954) | Moved to Middelburg, Map South Africa. Born 1954 in Glasgow. School Prince Edward. Worked for BSAP, Cairns Motors Bain Farm Equip |
| 350 | Cameron, Fiona | Moved to London, UK. Lived in Que Que. School Que Que High |
| 351 | Cameron, George William | Shabani Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 352 | Cameron, J H 1897 | Or Carnsew. Buried in the Fort Victoria Old cemetery. Died 24 July 1897 |
| 353 | Cameron, James | Shabani Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 354 | Cameron, James | worked in the BSAP from 1901-07. In 1904 lived at Hartley. Trooper, B.S.A. Police |
| 355 | Cameron, James Randall 1914 | In 1904 lived at Gwelo. Govt. Cattle Inspector. In 1908 lived at Bulawayo. Govt. Cattle Inspector. 1914 estate and connected to Gwelo |
| 356 | Cameron, Joe 2002 | Died 1st May 2002 in Harare, Zimbabwe from a heart attack. Joined RRAF in 1959. |
| 357 | Cameron, John | In 1908 lived at Commonage, Bulawayo. Market Gardener |
| 358 | Cameron, John 1924 | Buried at Mutare |
| 359 | Cameron, John Campbell 1923 | Born 1833 and at 90 died 20 Mar 1923. Born Scotland lived died buried Salisbury. Was a depot keeper for farmers co-op society. Was single, he was from Glasgow Scotland |
| 360 | Cameron, John Douglas | In 1946 lived at Quorn Avenue, Mt. Pleasant, P.O. Box 619, Salisbury. He was a clerk |
| 361 | Cameron, Lewis Roy | Salisbury Central Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 362 | Cameron, Linda (neé Egginton) (b 1945) | Moved to Australia, vict Australia. Born 1945 in Sheffield UK. School Chaplin High, Worked for e>s>c.umtali |
| 363 | Cameron, Lindsay (b 1951) | Born 25 Mar 1951. Went to Eveline High School, Bulawayo. Studied at East London Technical College, South Africa. Sister Beverley Lander |
| 364 | Cameron, Lindsay Barbara | married to Donald Drummond Cameron |
| 365 | Cameron, Lynnette (b 1969) | Moved to Brighton, UK. Born 1969 in Umtali. School Marondera High, Worked for B & W Distributors |
| 366 | Cameron, Margaret Agnes | Salisbury Gardens Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 367 | Cameron, Neil (b 1945) | Moved to Cape Town, South Africa. Born 1945 in Glascow Scot |
| 368 | Cameron, Neil 2020 | Born 16 Jul 1945, Went to Milton High School, Bulawayo, Studied at Umtali High. Former Owner at Drivelines Automotive Simons town. Died Oct 2020, Daughter Lynnette Marx. Used to race motorbikes |
| 369 | Cameron, Nellie Doreen | Salisbury Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 370 | Cameron, Nick Barbie | Army intake 32 |
| 371 | Cameron, Peter | Moved to Western Isles, , scot UK in Aberdeen. School Sheffield. Worked for Mpilo Central Hospital |
| 372 | Cameron, Rikki | Rhodesia cricket 1960s |
| 373 | Cameron, Robert Joseph | Salisbury North Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 374 | Cameron, Robert Ross 1918 | 1918 estate, A military death. 2 Rhodesian regiment |
| 375 | Cameron, Rosemarie | 2019 Harare phone number |
| 376 | Cameron, Ruth Sylvia | Victoria Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 377 | Cameron, Shirley (neé Jeffery) (b 1959) | Moved to Middelburg, MP South Africa. Born 1959 in Salisbury. School Hatfield High. Worked for Head Lines Hair Studio |
| 378 | Cameron, Stew | Old Georgians |
| 379 | Cameron, Stuart (b 1957) | Moved to Aberdeen, UK. Born 1957 in Aberdeen. School Aberdeen. Worked for Rhodesia Railways |
| 380 | Cameron, Sylvia Ruth 1982 | Buried In Masvingo |
| 381 | Cameron, Thomas Danis 1915 | From Perth Scotland. A 60 year old jeweller and single. Died 19 Jul 1915 at Wilson St Bulawayo. Owned land |
| 382 | Cameron, Ursula Landale (nee Kelly) (Tatty) | |
| 383 | Cameron, William Bedford St George | worked in the BSAP from 1903-05. In 1904 lived at Victoria. B.S.A. Police |
| 384 | Cameron-Brown, Alastair | worked in the BSAP from 1956-59 |
| 385 | Cameron-Dow, Ashley Malcolm | worked in the BSAP from 1979-81 |
| 386 | Cameron-Dow, George Xavier | worked in the BSAP from 1976-78 |
| 387 | Cameron-Dow, Jim | General Manager/Director at Ex African Sales Zimbabwe 1969. Moved to Cape Town, Western Cape. Married |
| 388 | Cameron-Dow, Martin | worked in the BSAP from 1972-77 |
| 389 | Cameron-Mackintosh, Ian (b 1957) | Born 21 Apr 1957. Studied at Gwebi Agricultural College, Was in the RLI. Moved to Perth, Western Australia. |
| 390 | Cameron-Mackintosh, Roseanna 1967 | died in the then Southern Rhodesia, her children Peter, Ian, Rosemary and David. Was buried at Athlone Bulawayo |
| 391 | Cameron-Mackintosh, Susan Alison (neé Culverhouse-Steadman) (b 1979) | Moved to Geelong, Vic Australia. Born 1979 in Ndola, Zambia. School UK. Worked for BSAP, worked in the BSAP from 1980-82, Forestry Commission, Paracor Co Registrations |
| 392 | Cameron-Smith, George W | Rhodesian pioneer |
| 393 | Cameron-Wanner, Rosemary (neé Cameron) (b 1956) | Moved to Brussels, Belgium. Born 1956 in Glasgow. School GHS, Harare. Worked for Freight Services, Export Credit |
| 394 | Camfield, Reuben Edwin | worked in the BSAP from 1911-13 |
| 395 | Camlet, Judith Elizabeth | Western Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 396 | Camp, Ann Mavis Lincoln | Mazoe Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 397 | Camp, J R | Southill, P.O. Box 57, Gwanda. No. 16 Military District–Gwanda. Capt.SR Defence force 1938 |
| 398 | Camp, Jack Ralph | Mazoe Electoral District |
| 399 | Camp, Laurie | Air Rhodesia. Pilot |
| 400 | Campbell Rose, Patricia Mary | Avondale Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 401 | Campbell, A | Mbebi, P.B. 11A, Passaford Siding, Salisbury. 1939 Directory |
| 402 | Campbell, A | Plumtree school Milner house in 1970s |
| 403 | Campbell, A A | Married. Box 40. Shabani Post Office. (Belingwe District) 1938. |
| 404 | Campbell, A A | From a 1900s family with parents A A Campbell and W M Campbell and son Errol Archie Campbell. Mentioned on Errol’s 1903 Athlone Bulawayo memorial |
| 405 | Campbell, Agnes 1934 | Buried at Athlone Bulawayo |
| 406 | Campbell, Agnes Jane 1954 | 1921 in Gwelo. Was married to Campbell, John James 1921 at Fort Beaufort. Had a son Aidan Campbell. . Buried at Athlone Bulawayo |
| 407 | Campbell, Aidan 1956 | Played cricket for Rhodesia 1920s, 1930s. Buried at Athlone Bulawayo |
| 408 | Campbell, Alexander | Mazoe Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 409 | Campbell, Alexander Colin | worked in the BSAP from 1951-54 |
| 410 | Campbell, Alexander Duncombe 1917 | From Scotland. Parenst Alexander Campbell and Katherine Campbell (nee Fraser). He was 73 and involved with law. Was widowed. His wife had been Christian Agnes Campbell (d 21 Jul 1916) and they had been born in Scotland. He died 11 Feb 1917 at Komgha which would be eastern Cape. Children were Agnes Whitcombe Cloete, Jessie Whitcombe Newby, Cosmo Duncombe Campbell, Donald Duncombe Campbell, Ivor Duncombe Campbell, and Margaret Ann Bradley |
| 411 | Campbell, Alexander Heggie 1972 | Born 1924 and at 48 died 3 January 1972. Born in the UK and living at 5A Hospital rd Hwange. Was single and working as a boilermaker. |
| 412 | Campbell, Alfred Millar | Umtali Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 413 | Campbell, Alisdair (b 1970) | Moved to Southport, UK, Born 1970 in Harare, School Eaglesvale |
| 414 | Campbell, Alistair | Well known Zimbabwe cricketer and commentator. At Lilfordia was headmaster and grew blueberries. Lilfordia family with parents Campbell, Polly 2008 and Letitia Campbell, and children were Alistair Campbell, Donald Campbell, Mary Campbell and Catherine Orford (nee Campbell) |
| 415 | Campbell, Alistair Ross | worked in the BSAP from 1980-82 |
| 416 | Campbell, Allan 1969 | Born 1914 and at 55 died 10 Jun 1969. Born South Africa 18th April 1913. Lived and died at Shangani store and buried in the Shangani cemetery. He was a store owner and married with 5 kids. Had married Zena Campbell and kids were Ian Campbell, Derek Campbell, David Campbell, Gordon Campbell and Allan Campbell jn |
| 417 | Campbell, Allen (b 1938) | Moved to Santa Barbara, CA USA, Born 1938, Worked for Ken, Air-Kalahari Helicopters |
| 418 | Campbell, Amanda Leigh-Ann | in 2008 sold Bulawayo property, 10 lanercost Morningside |
| 419 | Campbell, Angus | Raylton Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 420 | Campbell, Angus | Salisbury South Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 421 | Campbell, Angus Dundonald 1941 | 322636 Capt (MID) Royal West African Frontier Force Gold Coast Regiment KIA 23 April 1941 |
| 422 | Campbell, Anne | Air Rhodesia |
| 423 | Campbell, Anthony Royale | worked in the BSAP from 1966-80 |
| 424 | Campbell, Archibald Andrew | In 1908 lived at Insiza. Native Commissioner |
| 425 | Campbell, Archie A | 1915 Belingwe |
| 426 | Campbell, Barry Ian | worked in the BSAP from 1968-71 |
| 427 | Campbell, Bathsheba | Victoria Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 428 | Campbell, Brenda (neé Calvert) (b 1956) | Moved to Winfield, QLD Australia. Born 1956 in Bulawayo. Went to Girls High School, Harare. Worked for Barclays Insurance |
| 429 | Campbell, Bruce | Moved to Perthshire, UK Born, 1960 in Malamulo, Nyasaland, School Baobab primary Vic falls and Hillside, Bulawayo. Worked for Late Father, Hugh, Worked For The Standard Bank |
| 430 | Campbell, Bruce Alastair | worked in the BSAP from 1975-80 |
| 431 | Campbell, C | Queens mine area Bubi 1938 |
| 432 | Campbell, C | Was at Plumtree school |
| 433 | Campbell, C 1970 | Acting Corporal, Rhodesian Signals Corps, killed on active service, in a vehicle accident, 28 March 1970. |
| 434 | Campbell, C J | Box 115, Gatooma. 1939 |
| 435 | Campbell, Calum Edward | in 2008 sold Bulawayo property, 10 lanercost Morningside |
| 436 | Campbell, Cecily Margaret Jessie | Lived at 24a, Duncan Road, Bulawayo, Was married |
| 437 | Campbell, Charles D A (b 1961) | Born 7 May 1961. in Que Que. School Que Que jnr ,Guinea Fowl. Worked for Sable Chem,farmers Co-op,self. Mother Maureen Packer Smith, daughters Kylie Campbell and Janna Campbell, Married to Lara Smith Campbell. Lived in Chinoyi and Bulawayo |
| 438 | Campbell, Charles Frederick | Que Que Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 439 | Campbell, Charles Mercer | . In 1902 was at Umtali. Civil Servant |
| 440 | Campbell, Christina | Raylton Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 441 | Campbell, Clare (nee Munn) | Bulawayo |
| 442 | Campbell, Colin (b 1954) | Moved to Widenham, KZN South Africa. Born 1954 in Broken Hill, Zambia, Worked for Rhodesian Army, Shell & Bp E-mail |
| 443 | Campbell, Colin (b 1965) | Moved to Adelaide, SA Australia, Born 1965 in Bulawayo, School Frank Johnson primary Lord Malvern High Churchill High |
| 444 | Campbell, Colin 1910 | From Edinburgh. Mother was M E Anzou and stayed in Cheshire. He was a canteen stewart, single and worked on the railways and lived in Bulawayo. He died 16 Jul 1910 in Bulawayo. |
| 445 | Campbell, Colin 1910 | From Scotland. A 53 year old miner. Died 14 Sep 1910 at Duchess hill Hartley. |
| 446 | Campbell, Colin 1970 | PR4877 A/Cpl RhSigs Sigs Sqn KOAS 28 March 1970 |
| 447 | Campbell, Colin Gordon | Wankie Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 448 | Campbell, Colin Gordon | worked in the BSAP from 1961-64 |
| 449 | Campbell, Colin John | worked in the BSAP from 1978-80 |
| 450 | Campbell, Colin Thomas | Victoria Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 451 | Campbell, Colin William Eric | Lived in Harare and left in 1982. Married to Lorraine Christine Campbell |
| 452 | Campbell, Cornelia (neé Binder) (b 1977) | Moved to Carterton, UK, Born 1977 in Bulawayo, School Girls College, Worked for Ernst & Young |
| 453 | Campbell, D Q | Woodlands, P.O. Daisyfield. 1939 |
| 454 | Campbell, David | From Scotland. Spent years in Rhodesia as a Sales Representative in Bulawayo for Supersonic Radio Manufacturing Co. |
| 455 | Campbell, Denise (neé Armstrong) (b 1950) | Moved to Johannesburg, South Africa. Born 1950 in Kitwe Nkana |
| 456 | Campbell, Denise 2015 | Died Durban, South Africa, January, 2015 from a brain tumour. Formerly Bulawayo. |
| 457 | Campbell, Desna | Born 29 March. Went to Dominican Convent Bulawayo. Studied at TTC Bulawayo. Moved to London, United Kingdom |
| 458 | Campbell, Diana Isabella | Salisbury North Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 459 | Campbell, Donald | Army intake 146 |
| 460 | Campbell, Donald | Army intake 151 |
| 461 | Campbell, Donald (b 1936) | Moved to Benoni, South Africa, Born 1936 in Gwelo, School Bulawayo Tech, Worked for Bulawayo Tech College |
| 462 | Campbell, Donald J R (Bomber) (b 1974) | Born 24 Jun 1974. Was at Plumtree school, Gaul house 91-92. 1st XI 91, 92 (capt), 1st XV 91, 92 (v.capt), House prefect 91, Head of Hammond 92. Extra studies in UK and then headmaster of Lilfordia, Married Sarah Campbell. Had kids. Lilfordia family with parents Campbell, Polly 2008 and Letitia Campbell, and children were Alistair Campbell, Donald Campbell, Mary Campbell and Catherine Orford (nee Campbell) |
| 463 | Campbell, Donald McKay | Lived at Corner Aberdeen and Oxford Roads, Avondale, P.O. Box 833, Salisbury. Was a builder |
| 464 | Campbell, Donald Quentin | Selukwe Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 465 | Campbell, Donald Quentin | 1919 Gwelo family with parents Campbell, Jacoba Cornelia Sophia Alletta (nee Lues) 1919 and Campbell, Donald Quentin. Children were Jacobus Hendrik Campbell and Donald Quentin Campbell. Was married at Bulawayo to Jacoba. Also lost a son from the flu in 1918 it seems |
| 466 | Campbell, Donald Quentin (jnr) | 1919 Gwelo family with parents Campbell, Jacoba Cornelia Sophia Alletta (nee Lues) 1919 and Campbell, Donald Quentin. Children were Jacobus Hendrik Campbell and Donald Quentin Campbell. |
| 467 | Campbell, Donald Quentin 1972 | Buried at Masvingo |
| 468 | Campbell, Doug M | Was at Plumtree school, Lloyd house 46-51. Lived in Bulawayo |
| 469 | Campbell, Douglas | Was at Plumtree school, Lloyd house, Moved to UK |
| 470 | Campbell, Douglas Clifford 1981 | worked in the BSAP from 1967-80, Died 19th August, 1981. Harare, Zimbabwe. |
| 471 | Campbell, Douglas Marshall | mentioned at calderwoods Bulawayo lawyer in 1987 -2000 |
| 472 | Campbell, Duncan | In 1908 lived at Standard Bank, Bulawayo. Clerk |
| 473 | Campbell, Duncan 1914 | From Scotland, Was 44 a rigger and married to Margaret Campbell who was in Scotland. He died 23 April 1914 at Hwange. |
| 474 | Campbell, Duncan Stuart | In 1908 lived at Bulawayo. Secretary, Standowner |
| 475 | Campbell, E C D | 1970s chairman Grainmech |
| 476 | Campbell, E R | Zunidya, Inyazura. 1939 |
| 477 | Campbell, E R | president of the Rhodesia tobacco assoction in federation days |
| 478 | Campbell, E V V | Voullaire Estate, P.O. Box 319, Bulawayo. 1939 |
| 479 | Campbell, Edmund Alexander | Nettlehorn, Hunter’s Road 1939, Que Que Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 480 | Campbell, Edmund Vivers Vouillare | Rhodesian pioneer. In 1908 lived at Veracity Mine, Lower Gwelo. Compound manager |
| 481 | Campbell, Edmund Voullaire (Ted) 1972 | Born 1900 and at 72 died 31 Aug 1972 at Hwange. Born in South Africa, Lived at Bulilamangwe Plumtree. Married and retired. Died in Hwange and buried in Plumtree. Wife was Lilian Hope Campbell. Buried at Plumtree |
| 482 | Campbell, Edward O’Sullivan 1913 | Rhodesia Regiment Boer War. Trooper. Irish, Widowed. Died 3 Jun 1913 at a cottage atatched to the Victoria hotel. |
| 483 | Campbell, Eileen | Moved to Torquay Devon, UK |
| 484 | Campbell, Eleanor (nee McKechnie) | Bulawayo in 2004 |
| 485 | Campbell, Elizabeth Antoinette | Pharmicist |
| 486 | Campbell, Elzie Francin | Selukwe Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 487 | Campbell, Emily Mary | Salisbury Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 488 | Campbell, Errol Archie 1903 | Buried at Athlone Bulawayo. From a 1900s family with parents A A Campbell and W M Campbell and son Errol Archie Campbell. |
| 489 | Campbell, Evan | 1950s Inyazura farmer with tobacco and beef. Zunidza Inyazura |
| 490 | Campbell, Evelyn Georgina 1997 | Buried at Kwe Kwe |
| 491 | Campbell, Ewan | left or still in Bulawayo |
| 492 | Campbell, F C C 1904 | Buried at Athlone Bulawayo |
| 493 | Campbell, Fiona (neé Bekker) | |
| 494 | Campbell, Flora Maria 1915 | From Grahmstown. Parenst were Colin and Flora Campbell. She was 50 and single. Died 2 June 1915 at Umtali. Had a nephew H Campbell |
| 495 | Campbell, Florence Elizabeth (Flos) 1976 | Buried at Athlone Bulawayo |
| 496 | Campbell, Florence Norah | Lived at Aberdeen and Oxford Roads, Avondale, P.O. Box 833, Salisbury. Was married |
| 497 | Campbell, Frances Winifred | 1918 Umtali family with parents Campbell, William Duncan 1918 and Campbell, Frances Winifred, married at Steynsberg Cape province. Had a daughter Heba Jean Campbell (b 1908) |
| 498 | Campbell, Francis Eric Denistoun | worked in the BSAP from 1921-22 |
| 499 | Campbell, Frederick Colin Gilbert | In 1908 lived at C.N.C. Office, Bulawayo. Civil servant |
| 500 | Campbell, G C | Glenroy, P.O. Bromley. 1939 |
| 501 | Campbell, George 1917 | 1917 estate |
| 502 | Campbell, George D 1896 | Died 19 June 1896 and buried in Salisbury. Was a farmer, Killed at NC Campbell’s camp |
| 503 | Campbell, George Ross | worked in the BSAP from 1953-56 |
| 504 | Campbell, Gladys Mary | Shabani Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 505 | Campbell, Glen William | worked in the BSAP in 1967 |
| 506 | Campbell, Gordon Charles | worked in the BSAP from 1972-81 |
| 507 | Campbell, Grace Catherine House 1983 | Buried at Athlone Bulawayo |
| 508 | Campbell, Grace May | Salisbury South Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 509 | Campbell, Graham Angus (b 1952) | Moved to Harare, Zimbabwe. Born 1952 in Harare. School Mount Pleasant, Self Employed Project Manager in the IT Sector. worked in the BSAP from 1970-73 |
| 510 | Campbell, Gwyn | Army intake 164 |
| 511 | Campbell, H | Umtali 1915. Aunt was Campbell, Flora Maria 1915 |
| 512 | Campbell, Harry 1925 | From Elginshire Scotland. Was a 63 year old stonemason and ganger. Single. Died 23 Sep 1925 at the Salvation army old persons home Wilson st 12th ave Bulawayo |
| 513 | Campbell, Heba Jean (b 1908) | 1918 Umtali family with parents Campbell, William Duncan 1918 and Campbell, Frances Winifred, married at Steynsberg Cape province. Had a daughter Heba Jean Campbell (b 1908) |
| 514 | Campbell, Helen Henderson | Salisbury District Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 515 | Campbell, Henry Andrew | Rhodesia Regiment Boer War. Trooper |
| 516 | Campbell, Herbert Ven Ernest 1910 | Born 1882 and at 28 died 24 Dec 1910.Born in Natal and lived at Kariyongwe Sebungwe. Was single and worked as an assistant native commissioner. Died and buried at Kariyongwe. 1909 executor, He had an Uncle called Herbert Taylor living in Bulawayo, From Greytown Natal. Parents were F A and M G. |
| 517 | Campbell, Hilary Holden Wood | 2019 Zimbabwe equestrian living in Bulawayo, Children James Wood, Hugo Wood and Alexandra Wood |
| 518 | Campbell, Hugh Frank | Highlands Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 519 | Campbell, Hugh Frank | worked in the BSAP from 1934-46 |
| 520 | Campbell, I S | private secretary to the minsiter of transport and power 1975 |
| 521 | Campbell, Ian A R | Memorial at Lilfordia. Was married to Letisha Campell and children included Alistair Campbell, Donald Campbell, Catherine Orford (nee Campbell) and Mary Houghton (nee Campbell). He went to REPS and Plumtree and was the headmaster of Lilfordia. Was at Plumtree school, Gaul house 43-48 |
| 522 | Campbell, Ian Beatty | sold property in Gwelo 2008 |
| 523 | Campbell, Isobel (nee Clark) | Charles Boyd Clark arrived in Rhodesia in 1896 having walked from Vila Perry to Salisbury and on the way, spent the night in gaol in Headlands, arrested for murder on mistaken Identity so the legend has it. He joined Beale’s column to Matabeleland. After the rebellion he worked for Jack Howman in the Odzi area trading maize and other grains. Legend has it that he was used to balance the scales as he weighed 220lbs. In early 1900s he bought Zonga Farm (Inyazura) from Kingsley Fairbridge’s father. Shortly after that he married Maud Ingle (from Lalapanzi). They had four children, Cecil, Wallis who died in a shooting accident when he was 18, Isobel (who married the ENT specialist Norman Campbell) and John (who was a pilot and died in North Allerton during WW2). He started a dairy with one friesland bull and 12 shona cows which eventually became the famous Zonga Friesland Stud. He died of heart failure in the early 1930s |
| 524 | Campbell, Isobel Gibson | Que Que Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 525 | Campbell, J | Lancaster Farm, Fort Rixon. JPs and Commissioner Oaths 1938 |
| 526 | Campbell, J | Wankie in 1926, Was the uncle to Evans, David John 1926 |
| 527 | Campbell, J McG | Superintendents—Roads department Bulawayo 1938 |
| 528 | Campbell, Jacoba Cornelia Sophia Alletta (nee Lues) 1919 | Born 1884 and at 35 died 3 Nov 1919. Lived died buried at Woodlands farm Gwelo. From Middelberg Transvaal. Parents were Jacobus Stundrik Lues and Susanna Lues in Nairobi. Was married to Donald Quentin Campbell at Bulawayo. Children were Jacobus Hendrik Campbell and Donald Quentin Campbell. Owned land |
| 529 | Campbell, Jacobus Hendrik | 1919 Gwelo family with parents Campbell, Jacoba Cornelia Sophia Alletta (nee Lues) 1919 and Campbell, Donald Quentin. Children were Jacobus Hendrik Campbell and Donald Quentin Campbell. |
| 530 | Campbell, Jacqui (neé Wootton) (b 1964) | Moved to Lebanon, VA USA. Born 1964 in Harare. School North Park, Mount Pleasant, Bulawayo Tech, Worked for Bulawayo Holiday Inn, Kariba Breezes, De Waal Hotel |
| 531 | Campbell, James | In 1981 worked for Rice and Diethelm sales in Salisbury |
| 532 | Campbell, James | Rhodesia Regiment Boer War. Trooper |
| 533 | Campbell, James 1943 | 1945149 Gnr Royal Artillery 102 (The Northumberland Hussars) Anti-Tank Regiment. KIA 6 April 1943 |
| 534 | Campbell, James Gillies | In 1904 lived at Salisbury. Clerk |
| 535 | Campbell, Jane (neé Ledeboer) (b 1954) | Moved to Norwich, UK .Born 1955 in Wankie. School Marandellas High, Worked for Standard Bank, Salisbury |
| 536 | Campbell, Jean (neé Cocker) (b 1950) | Moved to Cheltenham, Glos UK. Born 1950 in Kuruman, School Jameson High, TTC. Worked for Highlands Jnr Sch. Chisi Jnr |
| 537 | Campbell, Jean (neé Elliott) (b 1956) | Moved to Durban, South Africa. Born 1956 in London, School Marandellas High, Worked for Always In Durban |
| 538 | Campbell, Jeannine (neé Lowe) (Brooks) (b 1935) | Moved to Benoni, South Africa. Born 1935 in Johannesburg, School Parktown Girls, Worked for African Life |
| 539 | Campbell, Jenny | School teacher from Que Que/Kwe Kwe |
| 540 | Campbell, Jill | National Parks Tourist Officer, Jill Campbell. She had been in Wankie and Sinamatella in the early 70’s then moved to Salisbury with her 2 boys, and they lived in Hatfield. Jill was then sent to Norton, as TO for Lake Mac. (ex Townsend/Milton, left 1964) lived in Mull of Kintyre, Scotland. She had 2 sons. Her sister was Pam Buchanan |
| 541 | Campbell, Jock 1948 | Buried at Athlone Bulawayo |
| 542 | Campbell, Joe 1973 | based at New Sarum, unfortunately passed away in Aug 1973 |
| 543 | Campbell, Johan (b 1956) | Moved to Nigel, South Africa. Born 1956 in Nkana, Northern Rhodesia, School Alan Redfern/Plumtree, Worked for Internal Affairs |
| 544 | Campbell, John | Salisbury Central Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 545 | Campbell, John | Shabani Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 546 | Campbell, John | Insiza in 1926 |
| 547 | Campbell, John | Rhodesia Regiment Boer War. Trooper |
| 548 | Campbell, John (b 1970) | Moved to Redhill, Surr UK. Born 1970 in Johannesburg, School Borrowdale Primary School |
| 549 | Campbell, John Bruce | worked in the BSAP from 1973-74 |
| 550 | Campbell, John James 1921 | Born 1861 and at 60 or 62 died 25 Sep 1921. Born in the Cape Colony lived 9th st Gwelo died Catholic priests residence Gwelo and buried Gwelo. Was a butcher and baker and married to Agnes Jane Campbell at Fort Beaufort. From Dundee in Scotland. Parents were John and Annie Campbell. Had a son Aidan Campbell. he owned land. In 1904 lived at Gwelo. Baker |
| 551 | Campbell, John Lamont 1893 | Capt Salisbury Column Artillery KIA 16 October 1893 |
| 552 | Campbell, John Stewart | Salisbury District Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 553 | Campbell, John Stuart 1912 | Died 9 Oct 1912 in Scotland. |
| 554 | Campbell, John Thomas | Salisbury Central Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 555 | Campbell, John Walter | Lived at 24a, Duncan Road, Bulawayo. Was a civil servant |
| 556 | Campbell, Johnny | 2015 Zimbabwe polo |
| 557 | Campbell, Johnny W 1917 | Buried at Athlone Bulawayo |
| 558 | Campbell, Joseph H | Rhodesia Regiment Boer War. Trooper |
| 559 | Campbell, Joseph Voulliare 1973 | AC RhAF New Sarum KOAS 3 August 1973 |
| 560 | Campbell, K M | Hedon, Marandellas. 1939 |
| 561 | Campbell, Kenneth | Rhodesia Regiment Boer War. Trooper |
| 562 | Campbell, Kenny (b 1958) | Moved to Scotland, UK, Born 1958 in Chingolia, School lord malvern |
| 563 | Campbell, Lachlan Cranston | From a 1970s Bulawayo family with parents Lachlan Cranston Campbell and Campbell, Myrtle Harriet Kathleen Campbell (was Otto) and daughter Rita Marjorie Ashenhurst. Mentioned on Myrtles 1971 Athlone Bulawayo memorial |
| 564 | Campbell, Lara (nee Smith) | daughter of Stephen Hugh Smith and Maureen Ann Smith. Lived in Bulawayo |
| 565 | Campbell, Laura (b 1963) | Born 13 Jun 1963, Went to Que Que High School. Studied journalism at Zimbabwe Institute of Mass Communication. Lived Bulawayo and Kwe Kwe. Self employed. |
| 566 | Campbell, Laurence John 1971 | Born 1949 and at 22 died 2 July 1971. Born in Rhodesia and lived at 38 Lochview rd Lochview Bulawayo. Was single and worked as a fitter and turner. Died in Hwange |
| 567 | Campbell, Letitia | Lilfordia family with parents Campbell, Polly 2008 and Letitia Campbell, and children were Alistair Campbell, Donald Campbell, Mary Campbell and Catherine Orford (nee Campbell) |
| 568 | Campbell, Lillian Hope 2003 | in 1972 lived in Plumtree and had been married to Edmund Voullaire Campbell who died the same year, died 2003 |
| 569 | Campbell, Lily Doris | Highlands Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 570 | Campbell, Linda (neé Bosch) (b 1958) | Moved to Nigel, South Africa, Born 1958 in Bulaway, School Coghlan/Townsend, Worked for Internal Affairs |
| 571 | Campbell, Linda Bosch | Born 1958, Townsend High School 1975, Lived Bulawayo, Plumtree and Matopos, Married to Johan V Campbell in 1978. Daughter Jenny Lynn Daniel. Born in Bulawayo and grew up on a farm in the Matopos. Went to school in Bulawayo – Coghlan and Townsend. Worked for Int Aff in Plumtree and Tjolotjo. Moved to SA in 1979. |
| 572 | Campbell, Lorraine Christine (neé Edmondstone) (b 1958) | Born 28 Feb 1958 in Salisbury. School Alfred Beit, Mabelreign Girls High, Jameson High. Worked for C.i.d. Rhode Eng. Lived in Harare and left in 1982. Moved to Widenham, South Africa and Durban. Married to Colin William Eric Campbell |
| 573 | Campbell, Louis | sold property in Bulawayo 2008 |
| 574 | Campbell, Louis Abraham (b 1952) | born 19 February 1952 owned 59 Shetland Queens Park Bulawayo from 1978 |
| 575 | Campbell, Louise Patching (b 1960) | Born 25 Jan 1960. Lived in Bulawayo, Mother Hester Patching |
| 576 | Campbell, M | Rhodesian Regiment intake 158 |
| 577 | Campbell, Margaret Ellesmere | Mazoe Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 578 | Campbell, Marie | Salisbury North Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 579 | Campbell, Marjorie | Salisbury Gardens Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 580 | Campbell, Marshall | Assistant Native Commissioner. Married. Using Shabani Post Office. (Belingwe District) 1938. Shabani Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 581 | Campbell, Martha | Mazoe Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 582 | Campbell, Mary | Salisbury North Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 583 | Campbell, Mary (nee Coakley) | From a family with siblings Mary Campbell (nee Coakley), Andrew Michael Oakley (Andy), Con Oakley, Henrietta Coakley (nee Hetty), Jimmy Oakley, and Kathleen Oakley. Mentioned on Kathleens 1934 Athlone Bulawayo memorial |
| 584 | Campbell, Mary 1936 | Buried at Athlone Bulawayo |
| 585 | Campbell, Mary Anne Ross | teacher at Lilfordia. Siblings are Donald Campbell, Alistair Campbell and Catherine Orford (nee Campbell). Married with kids. Lilfordia family with parents Campbell, Polly 2008 and Letitia Campbell, and children were Alistair Campbell, Donald Campbell, Mary Campbell and Catherine Orford (nee Campbell) |
| 586 | Campbell, Mary Helen | Lived at 31, Agency Chambers, 72, Main Street, Bulawayo. Was married |
| 587 | Campbell, Mavourneen Thelma (nee Nangle) | Family with parents Nangle, Thomas Matthew Mary 1972 and Nangle, Thelma Carrie (nee Watkinson) 1970. Children were Timothy Haig Nangle, Hugh Walter John Nangle, Rory Nangle, and Mavourneen Thelma Campbell (nee Nangle). |
| 588 | Campbell, Michael | worked in the BSAP from 1902-04 |
| 589 | Campbell, Minnie Victoria Joyce | Salisbury District Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 590 | Campbell, Myrtle Harriet Kathleen (ex Otto) 1971 | Buried at Athlone Bulawayo. From a 1970s Bulawayo family with parents Lachlan Cranston Campbell and Campbell, Myrtle Harriet Kathleen Campbell (was Otto) and daughter Rita Marjorie Ashenhurst. |
| 591 | Campbell, N | Pomona, Box 196, Salisbury. 1939 |
| 592 | Campbell, N D | Aptonga, Marandellas. 1939 |
| 593 | Campbell, Neil Colin | owned land in Willsgrove Bulawayo in 1952 |
| 594 | Campbell, Niall Carmichael 1976 | Rifleman, Ninth Battalion, Rhodesia Regiment, killed in action, in a vehicle ambush, 23 May 1976. |
| 595 | Campbell, Noel (b 1963) | Moved to Sydney, NSW Australia, Born 1963 in Gwelo, School Eastridge/Churchill. Worked for Samburn Pressings |
| 596 | Campbell, Noni | Zunidza Inyazura |
| 597 | Campbell, Norma Pearl | Shabani Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 598 | Campbell, Norman | ENT specialist who married Isobel Campbell nee Clark |
| 599 | Campbell, Norman | Salisbury District Voters 1946 – 1948. 1960s Harare |
| 600 | Campbell, Patricia (neé Perhat) (b 1958) | Moved to Randburg, Gaut South Africa. Born 1958 in Umtali. School Greenfield/Montrose. Worked for Std Bank/absa |
| 601 | Campbell, Patrick Dennis 1988 | Buried at Kwe Kwe |
| 602 | Campbell, Patrick Major Alistair | worked in the BSAP from 1956-59 |
| 603 | Campbell, Peter 1922 | Born 1882 and at 40 died 21 Nov 1922. Born in Scotland lived died buried Bulawayo. Married and workd as a builder. Alcohol, parenst were Peter Campbell and Barbara Campbell (nee Thomson)., He was 40 builder and married it appears in Scotland. He died 21 Nov 1922 at Bulawayo. He owned land |
| 604 | Campbell, Peter Drummond | worked in the BSAP from 1963-69 |
| 605 | Campbell, Polly 2008 | Headmaster of Lilfordia. 20 Jul 1933 to 22 May 2008. He was married to Letitia Campbell, and children were Alistair Campbell, Donald Campbell, Mary Campbell and Catherine Orford (nee Campbell) |
| 606 | Campbell, Quinton | Had a business in Fort Victoria. Was the brother in law of Stanley, William |
| 607 | Campbell, R | 1897 Salisbury sanitory board secretary |
| 608 | Campbell, Reginald Heatley | Shabani Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 609 | Campbell, Richard (b 1959) | Moved to Auckland, New Zealand. Born 1959 in Chingola. School Lord Malvern, Worked for Greys Scouts, Dc Desousa. Army intake 158 |
| 610 | Campbell, Richard Vane 1941 | Buried at Athlone Bulawayo |
| 611 | Campbell, Rick | Was at Plumtree school, Gaul house 46-51 |
| 612 | Campbell, Robert 1908 | From Glasgow. A 23 year old farmer and single. Died 16 Sep 1908 at Salisbury. |
| 613 | Campbell, Robert Andrew | worked in the BSAP from 1974-79 |
| 614 | Campbell, Robert Dawson | In 1908 lived at Bulawayo. Miner |
| 615 | Campbell, Robert Hugh | Mazoe Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 616 | Campbell, Rod (b 1952) | Moved to Church Stretton, UK. Born 1952 in London. School Churchill, Sby. Worked for Min. Of Mines |
| 617 | Campbell, Rod (b 1965) | Moved to Worthing, Suss UK, Born 1965 in Harare. School Oriel/Churchill, Worked for Marketing and Entertainment |
| 618 | Campbell, Roderic (b 1955) | Moved to Randburg, Jhbg South Africa. Born 1955 in Boston Eng. School Greenfield/Gifford Tech. Worked for PTC |
| 619 | Campbell, Ron (b 1952) | Moved to Torquay, Devo UK amd Paignton, UK.. Born 1952 in Salisbury, School Cranborne Boys, Worked for Various. Worked for 2 Brig 12 Sigs |
| 620 | Campbell, Ronald McGrouther | Marandellas Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 621 | Campbell, S D G | Dr. Geologist (BGS/ODA) 1989 – 1993 |
| 622 | Campbell, Sarah (nee Grubb) 1979 | Born 1979. Married Donald J R Campbell and lived at Lilfordia, Brother Nick Grubb |
| 623 | Campbell, Scott (b 1994) | Born 4 Aug 1994. Lived in Harare. Went to St Georges. Worked at Islay |
| 624 | Campbell, Shaun (b 1967) | Moved to Johannesburg, South Africa, Born 1967 in Mutare, School Gifford |
| 625 | Campbell, Shelagh | |
| 626 | Campbell, Shelagh Dorothea | Victoria Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 627 | Campbell, Shirley Margaret (was Douglas) 2018 | February 19, 1933 – May 30, 2018 Shirley died at Lions Gate Hospital in North Vancouver. She was pre-deceased by her husbands; Hugh Scott Douglas and Claude Campbell. She was survived by her sons; Ross Douglas (Susan), Roger Scott-Douglas (Deborah), Nairne Scott-Douglas (Anita) and Alasdair Douglas (Nancy Celetti). Shirley was born in Wales, took her nursing training in Oxford and London in the UK. She then married Hugh in 1956, before moving to Southern Rhodesia (Zimbabwe) where she continued to practice physiotherapy, while they raised their sons together. In 1966, she moved with Hugh and her sons to Calgary to begin a new life. In 1977, she completed her bachelor’s degree in physiotherapy from the University of Alberta. She continued to practice physiotherapy specializing in special needs children in Calgary, Peace River, Nanaimo and Penticton. After Hugh’s death in 1979, she met Claude and they were married in 1983. Claude and Shirley retired to Invermere in 1997. After Claude’s death in 2015, she moved to “Amica in West Vancouver”. Shirley had a passion for family, multiculturalism and indigenous people. |
| 628 | Campbell, Susan (neé Cavanagh) (b 1948) | Moved to Peterborough, Camb UK. Born 1948 in Manchester, School Eveline, Worked for Falconbridge Exploration |
| 629 | Campbell, Tarryn Andra (b 1984) | Born 1 Jul 1984. Lived in Bulawayo. lived in Beit Bridge |
| 630 | Campbell, Theodore Dugald | worked in the BSAP from 1921-22 |
| 631 | Campbell, Thomas Keith | worked in the BSAP from 1977-82 |
| 632 | Campbell, Tom (b 1951) | Moved to Calgary, albe Canada. Born 1951 in Calgary. Worked for BSAP |
| 633 | Campbell, Tracy (neé Perhat) (b 1961) | Moved to Bloemfontein, RSA South Africa. Born 1961 in Umtali. School Greenfield/Montrose Girls High, Worked for Doctors In Sa |
| 634 | Campbell, Tristan | 2022 Zimbabwe U19A boys waterpolo |
| 635 | Campbell, Vayula Ashley Mabel | sold property in Bulawayo 2008 |
| 636 | Campbell, W | 1919 executor at Plumtree. Wartrail, Plumtree. 1939 |
| 637 | Campbell, W A | Beatrice 1964 |
| 638 | Campbell, W D | 1909 executor in Umtali |
| 639 | Campbell, W M | From a 1900s family with parents A A Campbell and W M Campbell and son Errol Archie Campbell. Mentioned on Errol’s 1903 Athlone Bulawayo memorial |
| 640 | Campbell, Wendy 2009 | Died 25th January, 2009. Zimbabwe. |
| 641 | Campbell, Wilhelmina Magdelena | Shabani Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 642 | Campbell, William 1926 | From Glendale Isle of Sky Scotland. Was a 71 year old stone mason and widowed. He had been married to Margaret Howie. They had married in Joburg. Died 17 Dec 1926 at salisbury. Had a brother Donald Campbell at Hamara Glendale Isle of Skye. |
| 643 | Campbell, William 1937 | Buried at Athlone Bulawayo |
| 644 | Campbell, William 1938 | Buried at Athlone Bulawayo |
| 645 | Campbell, William Douglas | Salisbury South Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 646 | Campbell, William Duncan 1918 | 1908-1913 executor Umtali. From England, Father was Duncan Campbell. Was 46 and a lawyer. Married to Frances Winifred Campbell at Steynsberg Cape province. Died 8 Nov 1918 at Umtali. Had a daughter Heba Jean Campbell (b 1908), Owned land. Buried at Mutare |
| 647 | Campbell, William James | Umtali Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 648 | Campbell, William John | In 1908 lived at c/o McCullagh & Bothwell, Bulawayo. Outfitter |
| 649 | Campbell-Davys, Lydia | Lived in Lusaka and London. |
| 650 | Campbell-Horne, Penny | Born 24 Feb. Lived in Harare. Daughters Rowan Hardy and Amelia Campbell-Horne. Sister Jackie Neumann |
| 651 | Campbell-Johnston, George 2014 | Husband of Jane and father of Edward, James and Charles. Died 23rd October, 2014. Established Zimbabwe Farmers Trust |
| 652 | Campbell-Morrison (b 1931) | Born 17 May 1931. Bulawayo and Bindura |
| 653 | Campbell-Morrison, Bridget (b 1931) | Born 4 May 1931. |
| 654 | Campbell-Myhill, Penny (neé Campbell) (b 1978) | Moved to Croydon, UK. Born 1978 in Salisbury, School Dominican Convent/Watershed College |
| 655 | Campbell-Reynolds, Felicity | had a Harare phone number in 2019. Married with 2 kids and she was an artist |
| 656 | Campbell-Rodger, Hamish | Played cricket for Rhodesia 1920s, 1930s |
| 657 | Campbell-Rodger, I | Was at Plumtree school. 1919-1920 cricket captain. 1917 was awarded a Beit scholarship |
| 658 | Campbell-Rodger, I H | Plumtree school 1925 Head of School |
| 659 | Campbell-Roger, Edith Cathrine | Marandellas Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 660 | Campbell-Rose, H | 1966 Salisbury doctor |
| 661 | Campbell-Rose, Patricia Mary | Lived at “Chipinda,” Broadlands Road, P.O. Avondale, Salisbury. Was married |
| 662 | Campbell-Salmon, Francis | from Kamativi went to school at Eveline |
| 663 | Campbell-Smith, Colin | Was at Plumtree school lloyd house 77-81. Married Karen |
| 664 | Campbell-Smith, Douglas William (Crocodile) 2013 | worked in the BSAP from 1973-76, 1978-81, Moved to Mahahual, QRoo Mexico, Born 1955 in Enkeldoorn. School Churchill Boys High, Worked for BSAP. Died 1 August 2013 in Mahahual, Mexico. |
| 665 | Campbell-Sparrow, Connor Keith | Went to Falcon and was in the Zimbabwe U19 rugby team |
| 666 | Campbell-Watt, Andrew (b 1940) | Moved to Perth, WA Australia. Born 1940 in Durban S.A. School Prince Edward |
| 667 | Campbell-Wilson, Collins | Keymer Farm, Chiremba Road, Ruwa. 2018 |
| 668 | Campher, Steph Schwulst | lived in Redcliff |
| 669 | Campion, Arthur | In 1904 lived at Etna Mine, Hartley. Fitter |
| 670 | Campion, Frederick G. | In 1904 lived at Tebekwe Mine, Selukwe. Fitter. Blue Ranges, P.O. Box 41, Gatooma. 1939 |
| 671 | Campion, Henry William | In 1904 lived at Sebakwe. Station Master |
| 672 | Campion, Ian Thomas | worked in the BSAP from 1971-74 |
| 673 | Campion, Joe | Wankie Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 674 | Campion, P A | in Penhalonga area reportedly before 1890 |
| 675 | Campion, Robert Ian Heron | worked in the BSAP from 1927-30 |
| 676 | Campion, W J 1900 | 1123 Pte SA Field Force BSAP, B Division. KIA 7 March 1900 |
| 677 | Campling, Archie Henry | Salisbury North Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 678 | Campling, Bruce | |
| 679 | Campling, G L | BVM & S 12, Stoneridge Way,Avondale, Harare |
| 680 | Campling, Gemma | CEO at Worldwide Vets. |
| 681 | Campling-Darling, Alan (b 1925) | Moved to Darling, South Africa, Born 1925 in London, Worked for Rp&p |
| 682 | Campos, Paulo Azedo Coelho (b 1976) | Moved to Manchester, UK ,Born 1977 in Salisbury |
| 683 | Camps, Sylvia (b 1966) | Moved to Barcelona, Spain, Born 1966, School Alfred Beit |
| 684 | Canarie, John | In 1902-1904 lived at Salisbury. Store Keeper |
| 685 | Canary, Anna Georgina (nee Hendrickse) 1964 | Buried at Mutare |
| 686 | Canary, Gabriel Johannes Diedericks 1960 | Buried at Mutare |
| 687 | Canary, John Cornelius 1943 | MT/10 Dvr East African Army Service Corps 56 Reserve Mechanical Transport Company. DOAS 2 August 1943 |
| 688 | Canary, Martha Antionette Iris | mentioned in estates 2019 |
| 689 | Canary, Martha Maria (nee Pietersen) 1962 | Buried at Mutare |
| 690 | Canary, P P | Post Office, Odzi Drift. 1939 |
| 691 | Canary, Peter A M 1948 | Buried at Mutare |
| 692 | Canary, Sophia 1963 | Buried at Mutare |
| 693 | Candler, D C | Bulawayo Tech, who was awarded a Rhodes Scholarship in 1946 |
| 694 | Candler, David | From a 1970s Plumtree family with parents David Candler and Margaret Elizabeth Candler and kids Jane Candler and Paul Candler. Mentioned on Margarets 1972 Plumtree memorial.Was at Plumtree school as staff into 1980s |
| 695 | Candler, Emy Millicent (nee Allsop) 1986 | Buried at Athlone Bulawayo |
| 696 | Candler, George Curtis | In 1902 was at Salisbury. Broker. In 1904 lived at Salisbury. Librarian |
| 697 | Candler, Jane | From a 1970s Plumtree family with parents David Candler and Margaret Elizabeth Candler and kids Jane Candler and Paul Candler. Mentioned on Margarets 1972 Plumtree memorial |
| 698 | Candler, Margaret Elizabeth 1972 | Buried at Plumtree. From a 1970s Plumtree family with parents David Candler and Margaret Elizabeth Candler and kids Jane Candler and Paul Candler |
| 699 | Candler, P D | Was at Plumtree school. 1978-79 cricket captain |
| 700 | Candler, Paul | Was at Lloyd house Plumtree school 1960. Moved to Howick South Africa. From a 1970s Plumtree family with parents David Candler and Margaret Elizabeth Candler and kids Jane Candler and Paul Candler |
| 701 | Candler, Raymond Francis 1962 | Buried at Athlone Bulawayo |
| 702 | Candries, Brenda | |
| 703 | Candy, Alice May (nee Styles) | From a family with parents William (Bill) Edward Candy and Alice May Candy (nee Styles). Children included, Phyllis, Marjorie and Dorothy and a son. The family was in Cape Town and moved to Rhodesia. |
| 704 | Candy, Daphne Doreen (nee Matthews) | 1970s family with parents Candy, Edward William (Doug) 1978 and Candy, Daphne Doreen (nee Matthews) and children Dennis Candy, Shirely Candy, Michael Candy and Daphne Candy. Doug married Daphne Doreen (nee Matthews) at the St John’s Anglican Church, 6th Avenue, Bulawayo on 30 March 1940, In 1958 she owned 88 Chelmsford Road, Matsheumhlope, Bulawayo |
| 705 | Candy, Dennis | 1970s family with parents Candy, Edward William (Doug) 1978 and Candy, Daphne Doreen (nee Matthews) and children Dennis Candy, Shirely Candy, Michael Candy and Daphne Candy |
| 706 | Candy, Derrick Leslie 1982 | Memorial on Kwe kwe Anglican church |
| 707 | Candy, Dorothy | Family with parents Candy, William (Bill) Edward and Candy, Alice May Candy (nee Styles). Children Candy, Edward William (Doug) 1978, Candy, Phyllis, Candy, Marjorie, Candy, Dorothy. The family was in Cape Town and moved to Rhodesia and appear to have moved to Bulawayo |
| 708 | Candy, Edward William (Doug) 1978 | Umtali and Rusape resident Doug Candy who died of wounds received on Monday 6 November 1978 in the Andrew Fleming Hospital Salisbury. Edward William Candy, known to all as “Doug”, was born in Germiston South Africa on 18 September 1918 to William (Bill) Edward Candy and Alice May Candy (nee Styles). He had three siblings, all girls, Phyllis, Marjorie and Dorothy. Doug’s primary school education was in the Camps Bay region of Cape Town, while his senior school was Milton High School in Bulawayo. He completed a five-year motor mechanic apprenticeship in Bulawayo, and worked in Fort Victoria before working in Rusape for some time and then joining Duly’s in Umtali. After many years with Duly’s he gained employment with the Wattle Company in Juliusdale, running the workshops on Selborne Estate. Due to the deteriorating security situation the workshops were closed and Doug moved to Rusape, becoming a Road Inspector with the Makoni Rural Council, a job that entailed managing all the farm roads in the region. Doug married Daphne Doreen (nee Matthews) at the St John’s Anglican Church, 6th Avenue, Bulawayo on 30 March 1940, the union producing four children, two boys and two girls: Dennis, Shirley, Michael and Daphne. All attended either Umtali Boys or Umtali Girls High Schools. He enjoyed camping, hunting, fishing and shooting, and many an enjoyable weekend was spent by the family at the Rupisi hot springs between Birchenough Bridge and Chisumbanje. Doug was a loving, easy-going man with a great sense of humour. Hard working, he provided well for his family. On Friday 3 November 1978 Doug was travelling in an armoured vehicle in the Inyati Mine region, having turned off the Mayo Road at Headlands. While negotiating a corner he was ambushed by a ZANLA gang, the vehicle and petrol tank catching fire. He managed to escape the ambush and the fire but was badly burnt in the process. Initially casevaced to the Umtali Hospital Doug was transferred to Andrew Fleming Hospital in Salisbury, his son Mike riding shotgun due to the paucity of security personnel at that time. Admitted into ICU, Doug sadly succumbed to his burns on Monday 6 November. He left his wife Daphne, four children, and their families to mourn his passing. A cremation service was held at Warren Hills in Salisbury and his ashes placed in the Garden of Remembrance on 12 November. |
| 709 | Candy, Errol (b 1950) | Moved to Dallas, TX USA, Born 1950 in Bulawayo. School Allan Wilson, Worked for General Practice |
| 710 | Candy, Frank | worked in the BSAP from 1913-16 |
| 711 | Candy, Grant (b 1960) | Moved to Vancouver, B.C Canada, Born 1960 in Kwe Kwe, School Kwe Kwe/Ellis Robins, Worked for RISCO |
| 712 | Candy, Greg (b 1955) | Moved to Duncan, BC Canada, Born 1955 in Kwe Kwe, School Kwe Kwe/Chaplin, Worked for Caps/M of Health |
| 713 | Candy, Kim (neé Nicholson) (b 1963) | Moved to Kelowna, BC Canada, Born 1963 in Que Que, School Que Que, Worked for Lancashire Steel |
| 714 | Candy, Marjorie | Family with parents Candy, William (Bill) Edward and Candy, Alice May Candy (nee Styles). Children Candy, Edward William (Doug) 1978, Candy, Phyllis, Candy, Marjorie, Candy, Dorothy. The family was in Cape Town and moved to Rhodesia and appear to have moved to Bulawayo |
| 715 | Candy, Michael | 1970s family with parents Candy, Edward William (Doug) 1978 and Candy, Daphne Doreen (nee Matthews) and children Dennis Candy, Shirely Candy, Michael Candy and Daphne Candy |
| 716 | Candy, Phyllis | Family with parents Candy, William (Bill) Edward and Candy, Alice May Candy (nee Styles). Children Candy, Edward William (Doug) 1978, Candy, Phyllis, Candy, Marjorie, Candy, Dorothy. The family was in Cape Town and moved to Rhodesia and appear to have moved to Bulawayo |
| 717 | Candy, Phyllis May 1945 | Buried at Athlone Bulawayo |
| 718 | Candy, Shirley | 1970s family with parents Candy, Edward William (Doug) 1978 and Candy, Daphne Doreen (nee Matthews) and children Dennis Candy, Shirely Candy, Michael Candy and Daphne Candy |
| 719 | Candy, William Edward (Bill) | Married to Alice May (nee Styles) Candy. In 1918 they had a son Edward William (Doug) Candy and they had 3 daughters Phyllis, Marjorie and Dorothy. It appears they lived in Cape Town before going to Bulawayo. Family with parents Candy, William (Bill) Edward and Candy, Alice May Candy (nee Styles). Children Candy, Edward William (Doug) 1978, Candy, Phyllis, Candy, Marjorie, Candy, Dorothy. The family was in Cape Town and moved to Rhodesia and appear to have moved to Bulawayo |
| 720 | Cane, Horace John | Jersey wills |
| 721 | Cann, Christopher Clayton 2004 | died 2004 |
| 722 | Cann, D M 1900 | Buried at Mutare |
| 723 | Cann, Rosemary | Had a Bulawayo phone number 2019 |
| 724 | Cannel, A D | 1912 estate |
| 725 | Cannell, Arthur Ramsay | was on Edenberg trek 1894 |
| 726 | Cannell, Frank Douglas | In 1904 lived at Mazoe. Prospector |
| 727 | Canniford, Dennis Alwyn | 1972 hospital secretary in Que Que who stayed at Merlewood Hillandale Que Que |
| 728 | Cannon, Christopher John | worked in the BSAP from 1973-81 |
| 729 | Cannon, Clement Reginald 1925 | From Bicester Oxfordshire. He was 35 a divisional road engineer and married, died 23 Dec 1925 in Salisbury. |
| 730 | Cannon, Doug (b 1957) | Moved to Melbourne, Australia, Born 1957 in Umtali, School Mount Pleasant, Umtali Boys High, Worked for Coates Ink Durban |
| 731 | Cannon, Geoff | Was at Milner house Plumtree school 62-67. Moved to Ireland. Living & Farming in Ireland since 1976. |
| 732 | Cannon, H J | Caermount, P.R., Umtali. 1939 |
| 733 | Cannon, Helen (neé Vermeulen) (b 1962) | Moved to Durban, South Africa. Born 1962 in Salisbury. School Queen Elizabeth, Worked for Goodwood Group |
| 734 | Cannon, Ivy Hermoine | Salisbury Gardens Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 735 | Cannon, J | Chef on the Rhodesian railways |
| 736 | Cannon, J R | 1957/60 Gwelo mayor |
| 737 | Cannon, James Robert Thornton | In 1908 lived at 7th Avenue, Bulawayo. Merchant tailor |
| 738 | Cannon, John Michael Goodliffe (Buck) 1958 | Buried at Athlone Bulawayo |
| 739 | Cannon, John William George | worked in the BSAP from 1948-71. 1966 police chief at Lomagundi. DFC. He was one of those who took part in resisting the Sinoia 7 on 29 April 1966 |
| 740 | Cannon, Mark (b 1956) | Moved to Benoni, Gaut South Africa. Born 1956 in London, School Ellis Robins, Worked for Ptc |
| 741 | Cannon, Michael Magunje Anthony (b 1955) | Born 13 May 1955. Went to Peterhouse School 1973. Self employed. Lived Harare and Victoria Falls. Siblings Roy Cannon, Gordon Colleen Cannon, Cheryl Kaminer McCune, Colby Werrett |
| 742 | Cannon, Mike (b 1944) | Moved to Marlow, Bucks, UK, Born 1944 in London, School Ellis Robins |
| 743 | Cannon, Paul (b 1935) | Born 25 May 1935. Studied at Bishops Diocesan College, Cape Town. essexvale. Played cricket essexvale 1960. Married |
| 744 | Cannon, Robert Henry | In 1904 lived at Tebekwe Mine, Selukwe. Mine Captain |
| 745 | Cannon, Roy (b 1961) | Moved to Durban, South Africa, Born 1961 in Zambia, School Allan Wilson, Self Employed |
| 746 | Cannon, Tony 2009 | Died 83 at 14th March, 2009. South Africa. |
| 747 | Canry, William Edward 1945 | Was buried at Athlone Bulawayo |
| 748 | Cant, Chris (b 1953) | Moved to Perth, Australia, Born 1953 in Salisbury, School Ellis Robins, Worked for RTV |
| 749 | Cant, R | Rhodesian Regiment intake 158 |
| 750 | Cant, Trish (neé Ingram-Gillson) (ex Johns) | Moved to Perth, Australia in Teignmouth, later Salisbury. School Roosevelt, Worked for Town House/RTV/RBC/Blackberry Productions |
| 751 | Cantarizis, Demetrius Paul | Greek |
| 752 | Canter, Carla | Lived in Bulawayo. Went to Girls’ College Bulawayo |
| 753 | Canter, Gavin | Had a 2019 Esigodini phone number |
| 754 | Canter, Herbert Sidney (b 1910) | born 8th January 1910 and owned 75 Matopos Rd Famona Bulawayo in 1955 |
| 755 | Canter, Mike (b 1950) | Moved to Nieuwleusen, Netherlands, Born 1950 in Jo’burg, School Fort Victoria, Worked for Various |
| 756 | Cantin, Robert (Rob) (b 1942) | Moved to Maputo, Mozambique, Born 1942 in Mauritius, Worked for Reserve Bank Of Rhodesia, First Merchant Bank |
| 757 | Cantlay, George Alex 1943 | Buried at Athlone Bulawayo |
| 758 | Cantlay, Isabella | Raylton Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 759 | Cantlay, James Sangster | Raylton Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 760 | Cantle, Alethea Fredrica Gertrude | Victoria Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 761 | Cantle, Bevan | Victoria Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 762 | Cantle, Bruce | worked in the BSAP from 1976-82 |
| 763 | Cantle, George Ernest | In 1946 lived at No. 17, Melbourne Flats, Borrow Street, P.O. Box 569, Bulawayo. Was an Engine Fitter |
| 764 | Cantle, May Myrtle Charlotte | In 1946 lived at 17, Melbourne Flats, Borrow Street, 87a, Main Street, Bulawayo. Was married |
| 765 | Cantle, Nigel 2016 | Died 21st July, 2016 in Maun, Botswana. Former Support Commando, RLI. |
| 766 | Cantley, A C | Manager, Maldon Shorthorn Stud Farm, P.O. Heany Junction. 1939 |
| 767 | Cantley, Alexander Cordiner | Marandellas Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 768 | Cantley, Amy Everilda | Marandellas Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 769 | Canton, Bernadette (b 1955) | Moved to Usseaux, Italy. Born 1955 in Cape Town. School Convent – Salisbury |
| 770 | Cantor, Ada | Salisbury Gardens Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 771 | Cantor, Bertie Charles Moxon | Selukwe Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 772 | Cantor, Kenny | Went to Lancaster Boys School, Leicester. Managing Director at Self-Employed in theatre. Lived in Kessingland UK. Kenny Cantor who appeared many times on Rhodesia Television & on stage in Pantomine at the Seven Arts in Salisbury. Married with kids Shani and Tommy |
| 773 | Cantrell, Kenneth | Moved to Sydney, NSW Australia, Born 1941 in Cape Town, School ST Josephs, Worked for Cancom |
| 774 | Cantwell, Thomas | worked in the BSAP from 1950-53 |
| 775 | Capaldi, Susan (neé Fulkes) (b 1951) | Moved to Las Americas, Canary_Islands. Born 1951 in Wellington, England. School Evelyn High School, Bulawayo |
| 776 | Capannu, Panaghi | In 1904 lived at Salisbury. Store Keeper |
| 777 | Capatos, Constantine | Salisbury South Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 778 | Cape, Elsie | Shabani Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 779 | Cape, William Percival | Shabani Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 780 | Capel, Colin Andrew 1977 | Field Reservist, British South Africa Police, killed on active service, in a shooting accident, 9 March 1977. |
| 781 | Capeling, Dorothy Chesam | Mazoe Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 782 | Capeling, P | Guitingwood. Bindura 1938 |
| 783 | Capeling, Percy Arthur | Mazoe Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 784 | Capell, Algernon Essex | CBE, DSO (Col.)1923 was colonel commissioner of BSAP. In 1925 received a medal from the Prince of Wales during his visit. This was the Civil Division of the most excellent order of the British empire. Colonel. Salisbury. JPs and Commissioner Oaths 1938 |
| 785 | Capell, Algernon Vernon 1952 | Died at 82, Lt Colonel. Died at 23rd February, 1952. Resthaven, Borrowdale, Salisbury. Officer in Bethune’s Horse, Boer War, commander 2nd Battalion, Rhodesia Regiment, German East Africa, WWI, and Commisioner of British South Africa Police. |
| 786 | Capell, Caroline | Harare. Married in 2013. |
| 787 | Capell, Clint (b 1960) | Moved to London, Surr UK. Born 1960 in Salisbury, School Marandellas, Worked for John Bishop Transport |
| 788 | Capell, Colin Andrew 1977 | 14444Z FR BSAP PR. KOAS 9 March 1977 |
| 789 | Capell, Craig (b 1962) | Moved to Esperance, WA Australia. Born 1962 in Salisbury. School Marandellas High. Worked for Tony Figuereido |
| 790 | Capell, Janet (neé Sloman) (b 1964) | Moved to Esperance, WA Australia, Born 1964 in Livingstone. School Marlborough, Marandellas & Mt Pleasant High |
| 791 | Capell, Robert Devereux | worked in the BSAP from 1928-31 |
| 792 | Capell, Roy Anthony | worked in the BSAP from 1978-81 |
| 793 | Capello, Giovani | about 1922 estate mentioned. Related to a Michel Capello at Umtali |
| 794 | Capello, Michel | about 1922 in Umtali. Was related to Capello, Giovani |
| 795 | Capener, Debbie (nee Cilliers) | Lived in Ashdown Park. Brother sean cilliers |
| 796 | Capener, Kathleen (neé Horn) (Newman) (b 1949) | Moved to Benoni, GP South Africa. Born 1949 in Blantyre, School St Andrews, Worked for Radio &Record Centre |
| 797 | Capener, Noel | Hatfield High School 1955 – 1959 |
| 798 | Capener, Roy 2013 | Hatfield High School 1955 – 1959. (aged ~60). Died 27th May, 2013. Ex RLI. |
| 799 | Capetanopoulo, Panagiotis (Captan) | Greek |
| 800 | Caplan, Beverly | Studied at University of the Witwatersrand. Lived Bulawayo and Tel Aviv |
| 801 | Caple, Beryl Enid | Salisbury Central Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 802 | Caple, Charles William Henry | Salisbury Central Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 803 | Caple, Gareth (b 1969) | Moved to London, UK, Born 1969 in Somerset West, School Baines Jnr Hamilton CBC Eric Louw Highschool (SA). Worked for N Byford Chubb Union |
| 804 | Caplen, Henry Stanley 1896 | Buried at Umtali |
| 805 | Caplen, Jeremy Rix | worked in the BSAP from 1967-70 |
| 806 | Capleton, Tony (b 1966) | Moved to Uk, UK, Born 1966 in Harare, School Alex Park,Mount |
| 807 | Caplin, Henry Stanley 1896 | Caplen or Caplin. RSM. Mashonaland Field Force Umtali Vols. DOAS 18 July 1896 |
| 808 | Capocci, Terry (b 1954) | Lived at Bulawayo and Gold Coast Queensland. Born 2 May 1954. Went to Chantry Secondary Modern Ipswich. Studied at Suffolk New College. Married since 1988. Children Tanya Vavros and Lee Capocci. Sister Chris Harper |
| 809 | Capon, Cecil Herbert | worked in the BSAP from 1910-13 |
| 810 | Caponis, Marilena (b 1960) | Moved to Cairo, Egypt, Born 1960 in Fort Victoria, School Fort Victoria High |
| 811 | Caporn, Myrna (neé Boyd) (b 194) | Moved to Brisbane, Qld Australia, Born 1948 in Salisbury, School Girls High, Worked for Art Printing Works |
| 812 | Capouyam, Cathrine | Born 14 March. Rooseveldt high. Lived Cape Town. Children Jeremy Capouya, Odelle Madsen and |
| 813 | Cappelton, Marion Maud (née Fozzard) 2013 | Died 29th November 2013 in Ashbourne, UK. BSAP. |
| 814 | Cappelton, Michael Alan | worked in the BSAP from 1960-64 |
| 815 | Capper, Douglas Vernon | worked in the BSAP from 1971-82 |
| 816 | Capper, Eleanor (Nelly) Jane 2002 | (died aged 94). Wife of late Harry. 5th April 2002 in Perth, Western Australia. Gwelo, Selukwe before settling in Australia. |
| 817 | Capper, Harry | was married to Eleanor (Nelly) Jane Capper |
| 818 | Capper, Renate (neé Goetz) (b 1949) | Moved to Apopka, Fl USA, Born 1949 in Stuhlfelden,Austria, School Marandellas High, Worked for Tabex, Austrian Consulate |
| 819 | Capper, Roger James (b 1940) | Moved to Apopka (Near Orlando), Fl USA, Born 1940 in West Kirby, Cheshire, England, School Clitheroe Royal Grammar, Worked for B.S.A.Police, worked in the BSAP from 1958-80 |
| 820 | Cappleton, Craig | Was at Milner house Plumtree school, and moved to Harare |
| 821 | Cappleton, Craig Edward Michael (b 1966) | born 15th September 1966 and owned owned 306 Arlington from 1996 |
| 822 | Cappleton, Marion Maud | worked in the BSAP from 1957-62 |
| 823 | Cappleton, Michael Allen | worked in the BSAP from 1958-60 |
| 824 | Capps, Ursula Jean | Lived in Bulawayo. Had a sister and a daughter |
| 825 | Cappuccittim, Sue Roll (b 1953) | Born 30 Aug 1953. Arundel school. Worked at Tregers 1988. Former Agent at RE/MAX Kowie East Cape. Worked at Royal St Andrews Hotel – Port Alfred. Lived in Bulawayo. Daughter joanne Neylan. Sister Ann Bates |
| 826 | Capsopoulos, Daniel | |
| 827 | Capsopoulos, David | |
| 828 | Capsopoulos, Lindsay (Putterill) | |
| 829 | Capstick, Guy Bigsby | Shabani Post Office. (Belingwe District) 1938. Shabani Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 830 | Capstick, Howard | Was buried at Athlone Bulawayo |
| 831 | Capstick, Kathleen Doris Brownlee | Shabani Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 832 | Capstick, L E | Miss. Typist, engineering branch Bulawayo 1938 |
| 833 | Capstick, Mildred | Was buried at Athlone Bulawayo |
| 834 | Capstick, Peter (b 1950) | Moved to Johannesburg, RSA South Africa, Born 1950 in Shabani, Mine School Nelspruit. Worked for Std Bank – R.l.i |
| 835 | Capstick-Dale, Kim (b 1952) | Moved to Cape Town, South Africa, Born 1952 in Chingolam School St George’sm Worked for Barbour,Robb, O’connor |
| 836 | Car, Frederick Luka | worked in the BSAP from 1978-79 |
| 837 | Carabott, Lindy (neé Powell) (b 1964) | Born 14 March 1964 in Swindon, England. School Bindura Primary and Marlborough High School, Harare. Studied at De Montfort University. Lived in Joburg. Daughter Kirsten ‘Bott’ Carabott. Worked for Casalee |
| 838 | Carabott, Michael (b 1963) | Moved to Johannesburg, South Africam Born 1963 in Kwe Kwem School Prince Edward, Worked for Hammond Engineering |
| 839 | Carangis, Con | Buried at Mutare |
| 840 | Carboni, Fausto (b 1942) | Moved to Buenos Aires, BA Argentina, Born 1942 in Buenos Aires, School Buenos Aires, Worked for Medical Council Of Rhodesia |
| 841 | Carbutt, Adrian Godfrey | worked in the BSAP from 1968-77 |
| 842 | Carbutt, Adrian Metcalfe | Harden Heights, Turk Mine, 1939. Wankie Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 843 | Carbutt, Cecil Edward Lancaster 1935 | Buried at Athlone Bulawayo |
| 844 | Carbutt, Claire Fisher | Changa camp |
| 845 | Carbutt, Clive | Was at Gaul house Plumtree school 44-48, Moved to Durban South Africa, Was an architect |
| 846 | Carbutt, Clive Lancaster | Raylton Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 847 | Carbutt, Dennis | Was at Gaul house Plumtree school 49-53, moved to Melmoth, KZN, Had farmed at Nyathi, Married Barbara |
| 848 | Carbutt, Dorothy Marian | Raylton Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 849 | Carbutt, H W | 1906 – 1915 secretary of the Bulawayo hospital |
| 850 | Carbutt, Hester Johanna | Wankie Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 851 | Carcary, Brian | Capt. was in signals in the 9th battalion. |
| 852 | Carcary, Len | Went to Milton High School, Bulawayo, Zimbabwe. Worked at Manager at Stewart & Lloyds East London. Former Owner/Director at E L Tubing & Hydraulics East London. Bulawayo, Anglers and Campers in Bulawayo. Lived in Bulawayo for 30 years, then East London South Africa till 1999 and then in Tampa U.S.A |
| 853 | Carcary, Marlene (neé Lachenicht) (b 1943) | Moved to Tampa, FL USA, Born 1943 in Port Elizabeth, School Salisbury G.H.S. 1960. Studied Primary education at TTC Bulawayo 62. Worked as a Teacher in Bulawayo. Studied BA with majors in Psychology and Geography at University of South Africa 79. Had a daughter |
| 854 | Card, Brian (b 1944) | Moved to Johannesburg, South Africa, Born 1944 in Johannesburgm School Bulawayo Tech. Worked for Wards Transport |
| 855 | Card, Mark Devon | worked in the BSAP from 1978-81. BSAP. Was in vehicle hit by a landmine in 1979 where Lawler, Kevin Francis 1979 was killed |
| 856 | Card, Sheila (neé Mutch) (b 1949) | Moved to Cape Town, South Africa, Born 1949 in Bulawayo, School Tennyson, Townsend. Studied at Bulawayo Technical College. Worked for Lancasters, Merlin , Family Business, Moved to Woking UK |
| 857 | Card, Sue (neé Steyn) (b 1964) | Moved to LA, CA USA and Englewood, Colorado. Born 1964 in Bulawayo, School Hillside/St Peters |
| 858 | Cardby, Albert Henry | worked in the BSAP from 1949-52 |
| 859 | Carden, Clare | Salisbury North Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 860 | Carden, Susan | Harare convent |
| 861 | Cardew, C A 1959 | Murdered in sept 1959. Was one of the pioneer column. Reported to be an uncle of field marshall montgomery. Was killed at Ncheu in central Malawi. Was stabbed to death |
| 862 | Cardew, Nick (b 1959) | Moved to Uk, Kent UK, Born 1959 in Nairobi, School St Georges College, Worked for himself |
| 863 | Cardiff, Patrick | In 1908 lived at Filabusi. B.S.A. Police |
| 864 | Cardigan, George Harold | In 1902-1904 lived at Salisbury Reef, Mazoe. Surveyor. 1920 estate mentioned |
| 865 | Cardigan, William Mansfield 1925 | From Newcastle on Tyre England. A musician and widowed. Died 12 Nov 1925 at Bulawayo. He was about 62. Seems to have come from Newcastle. |
| 866 | Cardoso, Alberto (b 1956) | Moved to Brussels, Belgium. Born 1956 in Bukavu-Congo, School Manrandellas High |
| 867 | Cardoza, Caroline (neé Nogueira) (b 1963) | Moved to Fairfield, CT USA. Born 1963 in Kwekwe. School Dominican Convent Bulawayo |
| 868 | Cardwell, C | Mabelreign Girls High |
| 869 | Cardwell, S | was at MGHS school 1971 |
| 870 | Cardwell, Tracey (neé Record) (b 1967) | Moved to Rockhampton, Qld Australia, Born 1967 in Salisbury, School Belvedere Junior School/Girls High (GHS), Worked for Old Mutual. |
| 871 | Cardy, David John | worked in the BSAP from 1974-81 |
| 872 | Cardy, Glenda (b 1963) | Moved to Ham, Surrey, UK, Born 1963 in Salisbury, School Banket |
| 873 | Cardy, Ian (b 1955) | Moved to Brisbane, qld Australia, Born 1955 in Sinoia, School umtali |
| 874 | Carelse, Lettie | Wankie Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 875 | Carelse, Paul Johannes | Wankie Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 876 | Carespine, V V 1896 | Buried at Hope Fountain |
| 877 | Careu, James Frederic | Western Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 878 | Careu, Johanna Maryna | Western Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 879 | Carew, Allen | Played cricket for Rhodesia 40-50s, Brother of Bernard Carew. |
| 880 | Carew, Bernard | Played cricket for Rhodesia 40-50s, Brother of Allen Carew. |
| 881 | Carew, George Edwin 1979 | 92217 Cpl RR 10th Bn DOAS 2 May 1979 |
| 882 | Carew, H | Montana, P.B. Gatooma (Richards & Carew). 1939 |
| 883 | Carew, Jan 2006 | passed away 22.4.06, surrounded by her family in the Joseph Weld Hospice in Dorchester, England. |
| 884 | Carew, Theresa (b 1961) | Moved to Dubai, UAE, Born 1961 in Marandellas, School Digglefold/Marandellas High, Worked for Capri Corp. |
| 885 | Carey, Bob | Used to host the book review on RTV. Bob was the GM of Highfield Bag Company. |
| 886 | Carey, David Eric (Tug) 1977 | 22508P FR BSAP PR, KIA 28 June 1977 |
| 887 | Carey, Frank | Falcon headmaster ca 1950s. Helped to start Eagle primary school in the Eastern highlands |
| 888 | Carey, George (b 1947) | Moved to Birmingham, UK, Born 1947 in Port Shepstone, School Ellis Robins + Umtali Boys High, Worked for Taught At Prince Edward |
| 889 | Carey, George Havilland | Lomagundi Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 890 | Carey, Ian (b 1947) | Moved to UK, Born 1947, School Ellis Robins, Worked for PTC Ericssons |
| 891 | Carey, Izaac | In 1908 lived at Grey Street, Bulawayo. Bricklayer |
| 892 | Carey, Kathleen | Lomagundi Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 893 | Carey, Keith (b 1965) | Moved to Jhb South Africa, South Africa, Born 1965 in Salisbury, School Churchill |
| 894 | Carey, Leigh | Was at Lloyd house Plumtree school 60-65. Moved to Somerset West SA |
| 895 | Carey, Lilian Annie | Highlands Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 896 | Carey, Peter Stephen Lewis | worked in the BSAP from 1967-83 |
| 897 | Carey, Robert Orr | Napier, P.O. Lancaster, via Bulawayo, 1939. Shabani Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 898 | Carey, Stanley Gordon | worked in the BSAP from 1906-30 |
| 899 | Carey, Stewart Clutterbuck | . In 1902 was at Umtali. Clerk |
| 900 | Carey, Wilfred Spencer | Gwelo Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 901 | Carey, William John | Gwelo Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 902 | Carey, Zillah (Hulley) | Mrs. Women Pioneer in 1896 |
| 903 | Carey-Smith, Claire | had a Harare phone number in 2019 |
| 904 | Carfoot, Annette (neé Mullon) (b 1954) | Moved to George, Cape South Africa, Born 1954 in Que Que, School GHS, Oriel |
| 905 | Carfoot, Pete (b 1952) | Moved to George, South Africa, Born 1952 in Nkana, School Ndola, Worked for CMB – TA |
| 906 | Cargill, Neil | Hatfield High School 1955 – 1959 |
| 907 | Cargill, Roderick Ian Russell | worked in the BSAP from 1949-53 |
| 908 | Cargin, Janine (nee Smith) | Born 21 March Kitwe Zambia. Grew up at Empress Nickel Mine. Went to Jameson High School, Kadoma, Zimbabwe. Father Winston Brewster Smith. 3 brothers, Ian (Kampini), Julian, Andrew. Worked Kadoma, Harare then Johannesburg. Lived in Bulawayo. Moved to Leighton Buzzard UK |
| 909 | Carhart, Bertie Edward 1980 | Buried at Athlone Bulawayo |
| 910 | Carilla, C | Hwange in 1918 |
| 911 | Carine, Stephanie 1959 | Buried at Mutare |
| 912 | Carine, Victor Lawrence 1941 | Memorial at Mutare with his mother. Sergeant Victor Laurence Carine was killed while taking off on an interceptor operation. His port wing struck the maintenance hangar, and the aircraft caught fire. This was in Europe in WW2. 778273 Sgt Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserve 266 (Rhodesia) Sqn. DOAS 31 August 1941 |
| 913 | Carinus, Alfred | Attended Thornhill high 1977 and riverside school. Former Manager at Goodman Fielder Bakery Moorebank. Former Supervisor at Allied Mills Tamworth. Lived Gweru and moved to Tamworth, New South Wales |
| 914 | Carinus, Avril | 2019 vic falls primary |
| 915 | Carinus, Frans (neé Desi Drury) (b 1972) | Moved to Kariba, mash Zimbabwe, Born 1972 in Pietersburg, School Tom Naude, Worked for Payns Boats |
| 916 | Carinus, Hester Beatrix | Shabani Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 917 | Carinus, J | Belingwe post office. (Belingwe District) 1938. |
| 918 | Carinus, Johan George | Shabani Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 919 | Carinus, John Gert 1906 | Born 1878 and at 28 died 17 January 1906. Born in the Transvaal. Lived at Lobenvale Bulawayo. Was married and was a charcoal burner. Died in Bulawayo |
| 920 | Carinus, P | Miss. Belingwe post office. (Belingwe District) 1938. |
| 921 | Carinus, P C | Mrs, Dumbarton, Belingwe. 1939 |
| 922 | Carinus, Peter (b 1988) | born 9 Jun 1988. Went to Hilton College. Airline Pilot/First Officer at Aero Trans Cargo. Lived in Beirbridge and Durban. |
| 923 | Carinus, Peter Andrew | worked in the BSAP from 1977-78 |
| 924 | Carl, Cheryl (neé Foster) (b 1969) | Moved to Rotorua, Ngongotaha, New Zealand, Born 1969 in Salisbury, Zimbabwe, School Marandellas High, Worked for Coopers & Lybrand |
| 925 | Carl, Craig (b 1972) | Moved to Rotorua, Ngongotaha, New Zealand, Born 1972 in Bulawayo, Zimbabwe, School Plumtree High, Worked for D A Engineers |
| 926 | Carlan, Rog | Rhodesia army 1970s |
| 927 | Carlaw, Anthony Edward | Hartley Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 928 | Carlaw, Anthony Edward | Born in Zimbabwe and died in South Africa |
| 929 | Carlaw, Lucy Esther Joan 1959 | Buried at Athlone Bulawayo |
| 930 | Carlaw, Margaret Joan | worked in the BSAP from 1977-80 |
| 931 | Carlaw, Marjorie | Salisbury Gardens Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 932 | Carlaw, Richard (b 1962) | Moved to Johannesburg, South Africa, Born 1962 in Harare, School Umtali Boys High 1980. Studied at KwaZulu-Natal 1984 |
| 933 | Carlaw, T A | Was at Plumtree school. 1911 awarded a Beit scholarship |
| 934 | Carlaw, Thomas Anthony 1962 | Salisbury Gardens Voters 1946 – 1948. Buried at Athlone Bulawayo |
| 935 | Carlaw, W | R.A.N. Mine. Bindura 1938 |
| 936 | Carle, James (b 1963) | Moved to Jhb , South Africa, Born 1963 in Salisbury, School Mdellas/ Ellis Robins, Worked for Rlt |
| 937 | Carlile, Robert | worked in the BSAP from 1979-82 |
| 938 | Carlin, Suzanne (neé Smith) (b 1959) | Moved to Palmdale, CA USA, Born 1959 in Bulawayo, School Eveline |
| 939 | Carlisle, Ann | Wankie Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 940 | Carlisle, Anne Jane | Victoria Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 941 | Carlisle, Charlotte Louisa | Gwanda Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 942 | Carlisle, Denise (neé Mostert) | Moved to Jhb, South Africa, School MGHS |
| 943 | Carlisle, Dick | Rhodesian pioneer |
| 944 | Carlisle, Edmund Lindsay | In 1902-1904 lived at Enkeldoorn. Farmer. In 1904 lived at Gwelo. Farmer |
| 945 | Carlisle, Eileen Alice | Que Que Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 946 | Carlisle, George Blomfield | (Rev. Canon) |
| 947 | Carlisle, George Derrick | Highlands Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 948 | Carlisle, Heather | Harare |
| 949 | Carlisle, Henry John | . In 1902 was at Enkeldoorn. Farmer |
| 950 | Carlisle, Ian Richard | 1967 lived in Beitbridge and was the magistrate then |
| 951 | Carlisle, J E | Mrs. J. E., Woodlands, Box 28, Shabani. 1939 |
| 952 | Carlisle, J S | Mrs.Box 28.Shabani Post Office. (Belingwe District) 1938. |
| 953 | Carlisle, James Alexander McHarg | Wankie Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 954 | Carlisle, Janet (neé Dines) (b 1957) | Moved to Johannesburg, South Africa, Born 1957 in London, School Jameson High, Gatooma, Worked for Reserve Bank |
| 955 | Carlisle, John Frederick | |
| 956 | Carlisle, John Lincoln | Que Que Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 957 | Carlisle, John Phillip | Gwanda Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 958 | Carlisle, John Samuel (Jack) 1934 | Buried at Athlone Bulawayo |
| 959 | Carlisle, Jordan | 2022 Zimbabwe U13B girls waterpolo |
| 960 | Carlisle, Lynn Andrew | worked in the BSAP from 1960-66 |
| 961 | Carlisle, Ngaio (neé Gordon) (b 1950) | Moved to Charlotte, NC Mecklenburg, Born 1950 in Umtali. School Umtali Girls High, Worked for Govt Schools |
| 962 | Carlisle, Pamela (b 1970) | Moved to Usa, FL USA, Born 1970 in Liverpool, School North Park School |
| 963 | Carlisle, Paul (b 1955) | Moved to Johannesburg, South Africa, Born 1955 in Liverpool, School Allan Wilson |
| 964 | Carlisle, Robert Sydney | Que Que Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 965 | Carlisle, Stuart | Went to Plumtree school and Peterhouse. Studied Marketing at Natal Technical College. Owner at Absolute Sports. Lived in Harare. Married to Tracy Carlisle since 2001 |
| 966 | Carlisle, Tracy (Stuart) | |
| 967 | Carlisle, Vance (b 1949) | Moved to Charlotte, NC USA, Born 1949 in Salisbury, School Prince Edward 1966. Worked for Rothmans And Plascon/Astra Paints. went to Blakiston school harare |
| 968 | Carloni, Roger | RLI |
| 969 | Carlos, Juanita (neé Walker) (b 1965) | Moved to Yandina, Qld Australia, the Sunshine Coast Oz, Born 1965 in Salisbury, School Selbourne Rutledge/St Peters Bulawayo, Worked for Self |
| 970 | Carlson, Ann | Lived with Dennis Carlson at Bulawayo Outsiders |
| 971 | Carlson, Dennis | Lived with Ann Carlson at Bulawayo Outsiders |
| 972 | Carlson, Johan Herman | In 1908 lived at Msiudui Insiza. Farmer, Storekeeper, Landowner |
| 973 | Carlson, John David | Gwanda Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 974 | Carlson, Joyce | Lived in Benoni SA and Liverpool UK |
| 975 | Carlsson, Anna | |
| 976 | Carlsson, Brian Brooke Kenneth | lnsiza Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 977 | Carlsson, Chris 2004 | died 2004 |
| 978 | Carlsson, Dennis | Bulawayo |
| 979 | Carlsson, Eleanor | Gweru |
| 980 | Carlsson, Ellee Charlotte | Shabani Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 981 | Carlsson, Francis Oscar | . In 1902 was at 220 mile cottage, M.R. Makoni. Ganger |
| 982 | Carlsson, Guy Hilton (b 1956) | Born 23 Oct 1956. Went to Milton High School, Bulawayo. Studied Electrical at Bulawayo Tech |
| 983 | Carlsson, H | Heathfield, P.O. Filabusi. 1939 |
| 984 | Carlsson, Ian Hugh | Raylton Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 985 | Carlsson, Isabel Grace | Shabani Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 986 | Carlsson, J | Miss. Box 21.Shabani Post Office. (Belingwe District) 1938. |
| 987 | Carlsson, Jeanette 2006 | died 2006. Mother, gran and great gran. Passed away 10 July 2006. A courageous and upright woman of substance who left wonderful memories behind. |
| 988 | Carlsson, Johan | Shabani Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 989 | Carlsson, John David | Insindene, P.O. Insiza. 1939. Western Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 990 | Carlsson, Kenneth | Married. Shabani Post Office. (Belingwe District) 1938. Shabani Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 991 | Carlsson, Lindsay Venter (nee Venter) (b 1961) | Moved to Margate, KZN South Africa, Born 20 Oct 1961 in Bulawayo. School Townsend. Studied at Milpark Business School. Moved to Trafalgar, Kwazulu-Natal, South Africa |
| 992 | Carlsson, Lottie Lauretta Kathleen | Shabani Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 993 | Carlsson, M L | Mrs. , Westfield, P.O. Insiza. 1939 |
| 994 | Carlsson, May | Raylton Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 995 | Carlsson, Michelle (b 1978) | Moved to United Kingdom, UK. Born 1978 in Bulawayo, School montrose. Worked for Directory Publishers |
| 996 | Carlsson, Paul | Went to Petra Bulawayo. Studied Mechanical engineering at Buckinghamshire New University 2008. Worked at Kellogg Brown and Root, Inc. Worked Piping engineer at Aker Solutions London, Father Dennis Carlsson |
| 997 | Carlsson, Peter Victor | Shabani Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 998 | Carlsson, Ross 2006 | |
| 999 | Carlsson, Roy Herman | Wankie Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 1000 | Carlsson, Susan | Bulawayo |
| 1001 | Carlsson, Victor 1918 | 1918 military death |
| 1002 | Carlstein, Peter | Played cricket for Rhodesia 1960s 1970s |
| 1003 | Carlton, Brian (b 1954) | Moved to Brisbane, Qld Australia, Born 1965 in Bulawayo. School Greenfield/Hamilton, Worked for Supersonic |
| 1004 | Carlton, Charles 1910 | 1910 estate |
| 1005 | Carlton, E N | O.B.E., A.D.C., 1928 BSAP to an honorary captain |
| 1006 | Carlton, Gary | Went to Hamilton High School Bulawayo, Moved to Joburg |
| 1007 | Carlton, Noel | Honary captain. resignation from BSAP 1929 |
| 1008 | Carlyle, Anthony Adam Wallace | Family with mother Kilian, Dorothy Isabel (Dolly Shepherd) (ex Carlyle) 1962 and children Carlyle, Anthony Adam Wallace and Clarke, Dorothy May (nee Carlyle) (Dossie) 1982, Mentioned on his mothers Athlone Bulawayo memorial |
| 1009 | Carlyle, Dorothy Isabel | In 1946 lived at 28b, 4th Avenue, Bulawayo. Was a typist |
| 1010 | Carlyon, Pamela (neé Cowan) (b 1957) | Moved to Springs, South Africa, Born 1957 in Salisbury, School Oriel, Worked for Cabs |
| 1011 | Carmichael, David (b 1959) | Moved to Welwyn, UK, Born 1959 in Lupane, School Guinea Fowl, Worked for Water Development |
| 1012 | Carmichael, Donald 1944 | SR/598597V Lt South African Forces Imperial Light Horse/Kimberley Regiment. KIA 26 July 1944 |
| 1013 | Carmichael, George (b 1942) | Moved to London, UK, Born 1942 in Glasgow, School Allan Wilson, Worked for RRAF. Mentioned in connection with Chinhoyi battle |
| 1014 | Carmichael, J | Dunolly, P.O. Beatrice. 1938 |
| 1015 | Carmichael, J R S | Rhodesian army senior officers and BNCOS about 1954. 1966 Rhodesian army |
| 1016 | Carmichael, John | Salisbury North Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 1017 | Carmichael, Lorna (b 1971) | Moved to Empangeni, South Africa, Born 1971 in Salisbury, Worked for Self |
| 1018 | Carmichael, Richard George | worked in the BSAP from 1963-65 |
| 1019 | Carmichael, Richard Spiridion Calogreedy | worked in the BSAP from 1929-52 |
| 1020 | Carmichael, Stephen (b 1966) | Moved to Harrold, Bedfordshire, UK, Born 1966 in Twickenham, School Digglefold, and Settlers Agricultural High school |
| 1021 | Carmody, Constance Eleanor | lnsiza Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 1022 | Carmody, Margaret Jackson | Selukwe Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 1023 | Carmody, Patrick | lnsiza Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 1024 | Carmody, Robert Peter | Selukwe Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 1025 | Carne, Warren (b 1975) | Moved to Pretoria, South Africa, Born 1975 in Bulawayo, School Moray(Bulawayo), Cecil J Rhodes(Gwelo) |
| 1026 | Carnegie, Alistair 2014 | Was at Plumtree school Gaul house 42-46. Married Phoebe Carnegie. Alastair died 7 june 2014. |
| 1027 | Carnegie, Andrew (b 1965) | Moved to Shropshire, UK, Born 1965 in Bulawayo, School Kumalo, Plumtree, Worked for Zesa, then Eds |
| 1028 | Carnegie, Ann (nee Tasker) | From a family with parents Ian Arthur Thomas Carnegie (Knaggs) and Ann Carnegie (nee Tasker) and children Keith Carnegie and Bruce Carnegie, Ann moved to UK, Ann Carnegie mother of Bruce and Keith and wife of Ian who had a farm near Mangula but died in an accident as a young man. |
| 1029 | Carnegie, Balfour (Balf) (b 1961) | Was at Plumtree school Gaul house. Moved to UK, Hamp UK. Born 1961 in Bulawayo, School Plumtree, Worked for Bl Zimbabwe,modern Motors,zim Sun & Afri-trax |
| 1030 | Carnegie, Balfour Johnston (b 1899) | 1910 Bulawayo family with parents Carnegie, David 1910 and Mary Margaret Carnegie and children William Arnold Carnegie (b 1886), Alfred Alexander Carnegie (b 1888), Jessie Margaret Carnegie (b 1889), Muriel Kolbe Carnegie (b 1894), Theodore Arthur Carnegie (b 1896), Balfour Johnston Carnegie (b 1899), Mary Helen Carnegie (b 1906), and Dorothy Allison Unwin Carnegie (b 1908). Secretary-Treasurer Rugby union—, Box 244, Bulawayo. 1939. Rhodesia WW1 |
| 1031 | Carnegie, Bernard | Son of W A Carnegie |
| 1032 | Carnegie, Bruce | From a family with parents Ian Arthur Thomas Carnegie (Knaggs) and Ann Carnegie (nee Tasker) and children Keith Carnegie and Bruce Carnegie. Went to Highlands Junior School in Harare and then, following in Dad’s footsteps, went to Falcon College |
| 1033 | Carnegie, Bruce | Was at Plumtree school Gaul house 78-83, Moved to UK. Had a doctorate in Homeopathy in England. Osteopath at Thatcham Natural Therapies – Osteopathy |
| 1034 | Carnegie, David | In 1908 lived at Centenary Mission, Figtree. Missionary |
| 1035 | Carnegie, David 1910 | From Brechin Scotland. A 54 year old missionary and married to Mary Margaret Carnegie. He died 29 Jan 1910 in Bulawayo. Children were William Arnold Carnegie (b 1886), Alfred Alexander Carnegie (b 1888), Jessie Margaret Carnegie (b 1889), Muriel Kolbe Carnegie (b 1894), Theodore Arthur Carnegie (b 1896), Balfour Johnston Carnegie (b 1899), Mary Helen Carnegie (b 1906), and Dorothy Allison Unwin Carnegie (b 1908).. Buried at Hope Fountain |
| 1036 | Carnegie, Dorothy Allison Unwin (b 1908) | 1910 Bulawayo family with parents Carnegie, David 1910 and Mary Margaret Carnegie and children William Arnold Carnegie (b 1886), Alfred Alexander Carnegie (b 1888), Jessie Margaret Carnegie (b 1889), Muriel Kolbe Carnegie (b 1894), Theodore Arthur Carnegie (b 1896), Balfour Johnston Carnegie (b 1899), Mary Helen Carnegie (b 1906), and Dorothy Allison Unwin Carnegie (b 1908). |
| 1037 | Carnegie, Elsie Margaret Violet | Salisbury South Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 1038 | Carnegie, Ian Arthur Thomas (Knaggs) 1983 | Ian was born in Bulawayo on the 12th August, 1941. His father was transferred to Lusaka, where Ian went to Primary School. He was a Founder pupil of Falcon College where he played 1st Team Cricket. He was persuaded, much against his wishes, to go to University in Natal to read Agriculture and he left after one year and went to Gwebi College which was more practical and in line with his future plans to go farming. Before going to Gwebi he went to work for Tommy Deere in Doma and then after College he worked for Francis Manning, also in Doma, and then to John Manning. He married Ann Tasker on 2nd December 1967, and in 1969 they had their elder son Keith, and moved on to Chipiri Farm which was next door to Frances Manning and which they bought from Pip Rogers. In 1970 their second son, Bruce was born. The Boys went to Highlands Junior School in Harare and then, following in Dad’s footsteps, went to Falcon College. Ian grew tobacco, maize, cotton and ran 400 head of cattle. Much later, after building a dam which gave him the irrigation, he grew wheat and planted coffee. During the Bush war he started off in the Army with the Engineers, and then on being released from the Army, he joined PATU in Doma. Ian also served on the District Council and was vice-chairman of Doma Club, where he played tennis and was an enthusiastic participant in his cousin, Paddy Manning’s amateur dramatics. Ian, sadly, was killed in a car accident in December 1983 and Ann then lived in the UK. |
| 1039 | Carnegie, Keith | From a family with parents Ian Arthur Thomas Carnegie (Knaggs) and Ann Carnegie (nee Tasker) and children Keith Carnegie and Bruce Carnegie. Went to Highlands Junior School in Harare and then, following in Dad’s footsteps, went to Falcon College |
| 1040 | Carnegie, Keith B | Was at Plumtree school, Moved to UK |
| 1041 | Carnegie, M A | Was at Plumtree school. |
| 1042 | Carnegie, Margaret Marie Doris | In 1946 lived at 68a, Duncan Road, P.O. Box 454, Bulawayo. Was married |
| 1043 | Carnegie, Mary Helen (b 1906) | 1910 Bulawayo family with parents Carnegie, David 1910 and Mary Margaret Carnegie and children William Arnold Carnegie (b 1886), Alfred Alexander Carnegie (b 1888), Jessie Margaret Carnegie (b 1889), Muriel Kolbe Carnegie (b 1894), Theodore Arthur Carnegie (b 1896), Balfour Johnston Carnegie (b 1899), Mary Helen Carnegie (b 1906), and Dorothy Allison Unwin Carnegie (b 1908). |
| 1044 | Carnegie, Mary Margaret | 1910 Bulawayo family with parents Carnegie, David 1910 and Mary Margaret Carnegie and children William Arnold Carnegie (b 1886), Alfred Alexander Carnegie (b 1888), Jessie Margaret Carnegie (b 1889), Muriel Kolbe Carnegie (b 1894), Theodore Arthur Carnegie (b 1896), Balfour Johnston Carnegie (b 1899), Mary Helen Carnegie (b 1906), and Dorothy Allison Unwin Carnegie (b 1908). |
| 1045 | Carnegie, Muriel Kolbe (b 1894) | 1910 Bulawayo family with parents Carnegie, David 1910 and Mary Margaret Carnegie and children William Arnold Carnegie (b 1886), Alfred Alexander Carnegie (b 1888), Jessie Margaret Carnegie (b 1889), Muriel Kolbe Carnegie (b 1894), Theodore Arthur Carnegie (b 1896), Balfour Johnston Carnegie (b 1899), Mary Helen Carnegie (b 1906), and Dorothy Allison Unwin Carnegie (b 1908). |
| 1046 | Carnegie, Norma | 2004 in Bulawayo involved with the Bulawayo floral group |
| 1047 | Carnegie, Phoebe | Was at Plumtree school. Moved to Umhlanga Rocks South Africa. Widow of Alistair who died 7.6.14 |
| 1048 | Carnegie, Ruth Mary 1894 | Buried at Hope Fountain |
| 1049 | Carnegie, Theodore Arthur 1917 | 1910 Bulawayo family with parents Carnegie, David 1910 and Mary Margaret Carnegie and children William Arnold Carnegie (b 1886), Alfred Alexander Carnegie (b 1888), Jessie Margaret Carnegie (b 1889), Muriel Kolbe Carnegie (b 1894), Theodore Arthur Carnegie (b 1896), Balfour Johnston Carnegie (b 1899), Mary Helen Carnegie (b 1906), and Dorothy Allison Unwin Carnegie (b 1908).Born at Hope Fountain, Southern Rhodesia, on the 6 March 1896, he was educated first in Kent, England, before enrolling at the Milton School in Bulawayo in 1913. While at Milton School, Theodore Carnegie took an active part in every sphere of school life, and represented Matabeleland against Mashonaland in the Inter-Provincial School Rugby football competition. Awarded a senior Beit bursary, Theodore proceeded to Rhodes College, Grahamstown, in South Africa, where he passed his intermediate B.A. and was elected to a Rhodesian Rhodes scholarship (1915), which, however, in consequence of the First World War, was deferred. He then joined the staff of the Milton School in Bulawayo, before leaving at the end of 1915 for England where he joined the British Army. Commissioned into the King’s Royal Rifle Corps Lieut 12th KRR, Theodore eventually joined the 12th Battalion, and was sadly killed in France on August 16, 1917. One account says Belgium. Gallantly leading his men when struck and was hit by a machine gun bullet. He was the son of Reverend David Carnegie and Mary Margaret Carnegie. Brother of Alfred Alexander Carnegie; William Arnold Carnegie; Jessie Margaret Lloyd; Muriel Kolbe Palmer; Balfour Johnston Carnegie; Mary Helen Thomas; Dorothy Allison Unwin “Dopsey” Camors; Katie Drummond and Ruth Mary Carnegie. |
| 1050 | Carnegie, Unwin Michael 2004 | Mike Carnegie was for many years Chairman of The Pioneers Society |
| 1051 | Carnegie, William Arnold 1951 | 1886-1951, Involved with Boy Scouts, 1910 Bulawayo family with parents Carnegie, David 1910 and Mary Margaret Carnegie and children William Arnold Carnegie (b 1886), Alfred Alexander Carnegie (b 1888), Jessie Margaret Carnegie (b 1889), Muriel Kolbe Carnegie (b 1894), Theodore Arthur Carnegie (b 1896), Balfour Johnston Carnegie (b 1899), Mary Helen Carnegie (b 1906), and Dorothy Allison Unwin Carnegie (b 1908). involved in byo show and died in 1951. he was the son of the missionary and when born Lobengula sent over a white ox as a present. 1917 executor. Bulawayo Area Secretary autombile association and commissioner oaths, Bulawayo roads service board 1939. 23, Exchange Bldgs., Bulawayo |
| 1052 | Carnegie, Winsome (neé Oliver) (b 1966) | Moved to Basingstoke, UK. Born 1966 in Fort Victoria, School Courtney Selous, Worked for Sun Casinos |
| 1053 | Carneiro, Catherine Anne Smith | |
| 1054 | Carney, J H 1900 | Died 8 July 1900. Buried in Fort Victoria |
| 1055 | Carney, Benjamin 1897 | Died 21 May 1897. Buried in Salisbury |
| 1056 | Carney, Daniel Cyril Thomas 1987 | worked in the BSAP from 1963-67. Buried at Troutbeck church |
| 1057 | Carney, J | Dr . Geologist (BGS/ODA) 1983 – 1986 |
| 1058 | Carney, Kathleen 1918 | From Alexandria Cape Province. Was 23 a school teacher. Single. Died 27 Oct 1918 at Salisbury. |
| 1059 | Carney, Moira (neé Bragge) (b 1950) | Moved to Kwekwe, Zimbabwe. Born 1950 in Bulawayo. School Melsetter Junior, Worked for Ptc |
| 1060 | Carnie, Maud | Salisbury North Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 1061 | Carol, Charmaine | in school in the 1970’s in Henry Low Bulawayo but moved to South Africa in early 1980’s |
| 1062 | Carolan, Percy Douglas John 1939 | Buried at Athlone Bulawayo |
| 1063 | Carolin, Edward John de Robeek | Victoria Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 1064 | Caron, Penny | |
| 1065 | Carosella, Bruno | Had a Bulawayo phone number 2019 |
| 1066 | Carotenuto, Reno (b 1956) | Moved to London, UK. Born 1956 in Turin. School Allan Wilson, Worked for Surveyor General |
| 1067 | Carousso, Anastasios | In 1904 lived at Salisbury. Baker |
| 1068 | Carpenter, Albert Henry Edward | worked in the BSAP from 1926-27, In 1946 lived at 59, Wilson Street, Bulawayo, was a Checker, R.R. |
| 1069 | Carpenter, Andrew Wingate | Salisbury Gardens Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 1070 | Carpenter, Cecil 1906 | Buried at Athlone Bulawayo |
| 1071 | Carpenter, Charles | mentioned in estates 2019 |
| 1072 | Carpenter, Elizabeth 1906 | Born in 1902 and died 23 March 1906. Born in Rhodesia. Lived at Essexvale. Died at Essexvale, buried in Bulawayo |
| 1073 | Carpenter, Emery | Buried at Athlone Bulawayo |
| 1074 | Carpenter, Gilbert | In 1904 lived at Theta Mine Kwe Kwe. Amalgamator |
| 1075 | Carpenter, Graham (b 1956) | Moved to Johannesburg, South Africa. Born 1956 in Gwelo. School Guinea Fowl, worked in the BSAP from 1978-79 |
| 1076 | Carpenter, Harold 1918 | From Leighmouth Devon. Parents were John Thomas Carpenter and Sarah Anne Carpenter, Was 50 a miller and married to Lilian Carpenter at London, Died 22 Oct 1918 at Bulawayo, Children were Ivy Carpenter and Edith Carpenter. |
| 1077 | Carpenter, Harold James | Rhodesia Regiment Boer War. Sergeant |
| 1078 | Carpenter, Harry | In 1904 lived at Township, Selukwe. Baker |
| 1079 | Carpenter, Harry 1899 | Rhodesia Regiment Boer War. Trooper. Missing in action. Near Tuli, 25 October 1899 Plumers force |
| 1080 | Carpenter, Ivan Percy Brind | worked in the BSAP from 1913-43 |
| 1081 | Carpenter, J L 1896 | Murdered or missing in the Matabele war 1896 |
| 1082 | Carpenter, James | Raylton Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 1083 | Carpenter, Minnie | In 1946 lived at 123, Jameson Street, Bulawayo |
| 1084 | Carpenter, Patricia Mageret Brind | In 1946 lived at St. Milan’s, Grey Street, P.O. Box 583, Bulawayo, Was a clerk |
| 1085 | Carpenter, Paul (b 1947) | Moved to Boksburg, South Africa. Born 1947 in Byo. School Alan Wilson, Worked for Old Mutual Fire & General Insurance Co. |
| 1086 | Carpenter, Rozanne (neé Coom) (b 1958) | Moved to Bristol, UK, Born 1958 in Bulawayo, School Townsend, Worked for Zimbabwe Academy Of Music |
| 1087 | Carpenter, Sandie Perkins | Former Traffic, Air hostess and Terminal at CAA Air Rhodesia Air Zimbabwe, Hatfield girls |
| 1088 | Carpenter, T H | Glenheath , Box Gwelo. 1939 |
| 1089 | Carpenter, Thelma Dorothy | Hillside Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 1090 | Carpenter, Theresa | Fort Victoria |
| 1091 | Carpenter, Vivian | Buried at Athlone Bulawayo |
| 1092 | Carpenter, Winifred | In 1946 lived at 59, Wilson Street, Bulawayo, was married |
| 1093 | Carpigo, Ric (b 1964) | Moved to Geneva, Switzerland. Born 1964 in London UK, School Umtali Boy’s High, St George’s College |
| 1094 | Carpmael, Ellen 1904 | Born 1869 and at 35 years died 28 April 1904. Lived in Bulawayo, was a widow and a house keeper |
| 1095 | Carr, Anthony John (Tony) (Shorty) 1976 | Second Lieutenant, Second Battalion, Rhodesian African Rifles, died from gunshot wounds in a contact, Honde Valley, Op Thrasher – Shorty was 25., 17 December 1976. |
| 1096 | Carr, Brian (b 1962) | Moved to Mill Bay, BC Canada, Born 1962 in Bulawayo, School Brentwood |
| 1097 | Carr, Bryan (b 1952) | Moved to Fyvie, Scotland, UK, Born 1952 in Salisbury, School Sinoia, Worked for Clarson |
| 1098 | Carr, Charles Foster | Salisbury Central Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 1099 | Carr, Dale | Was at Plumtree school Lloyd house 55-59. Moved to South Africa |
| 1100 | Carr, Dave | brother was Les Carr |
| 1101 | Carr, David Joseph 1918 | Bulawayo 1918. From Yorkshire England. Parents were John Carr (d 1893) and Gallagher, Catherine (was Carr) 1918. He was 29 and relieving staff on railways. Was single, Died 26 Oct 1918 at Livingstone. Had a sister Blanche Van Breda (nee Carr) in Bulawayo. Siblings were included Sarah Carr, and Eveline |
| 1102 | Carr, Diana (neé Bouter/Doman) (b 1968) | Moved to Deltona, FL USA, Born 1968 in Chiredzi, School Empress Nickel |
| 1103 | Carr, Donald Hope (b 1908) | 1926 Lonely mine family with parents Carr, Frederick Thomas 1926 and Carr, Sarah Eveline (nee Bower). Children were Edward Herbert Frederick Carr (b 27 Aug 1906), Donald Hope Carr (b 3 Mar 1908), Rupert Clement Carr (b 14 Aug 1909), Vera Mabel Carr (b 9 Aug 1911), Dorothy Constance Carr (b 19 Jul 1913), Reginald Carr (b 21 Apr 1915), Joyce Lillian Carr (b 15 Mar 1917), and Maurice Bertram Carr (b 31 May 1919) |
| 1104 | Carr, Dorothy Constance (b 1913) | 1926 Lonely mine family with parents Carr, Frederick Thomas 1926 and Carr, Sarah Eveline (nee Bower). Children were Edward Herbert Frederick Carr (b 27 Aug 1906), Donald Hope Carr (b 3 Mar 1908), Rupert Clement Carr (b 14 Aug 1909), Vera Mabel Carr (b 9 Aug 1911), Dorothy Constance Carr (b 19 Jul 1913), Reginald Carr (b 21 Apr 1915), Joyce Lillian Carr (b 15 Mar 1917), and Maurice Bertram Carr (b 31 May 1919) |
| 1105 | Carr, Edward Herbert Frederick (b 1906) | 1926 Lonely mine family with parents Carr, Frederick Thomas 1926 and Carr, Sarah Eveline (nee Bower). Children were Edward Herbert Frederick Carr (b 27 Aug 1906), Donald Hope Carr (b 3 Mar 1908), Rupert Clement Carr (b 14 Aug 1909), Vera Mabel Carr (b 9 Aug 1911), Dorothy Constance Carr (b 19 Jul 1913), Reginald Carr (b 21 Apr 1915), Joyce Lillian Carr (b 15 Mar 1917), and Maurice Bertram Carr (b 31 May 1919) |
| 1106 | Carr, Francina | |
| 1107 | Carr, Frank | |
| 1108 | Carr, Frederick Thomas 1926 | Born 1880 and at 46 died 6 may 1926. Born Old Sleaford England lived died buried Lonely Mine. Married with 8 kids and a gold miner, Parents were Edward and Elizabeth Anne Carr. He was married to Sarah Eveline Carr (nee Bower) at Joburg. Children were Edward Herbert Frederick Carr (b 27 Aug 1906), Donald Hope Carr (b 3 Mar 1908), Rupert Clement Carr (b 14 Aug 1909), Vera Mabel Carr (b 9 Aug 1911), Dorothy Constance Carr (b 19 Jul 1913), Reginald Carr (b 21 Apr 1915), Joyce Lillian Carr (b 15 Mar 1917), and Maurice Bertram Carr (b 31 May 1919) |
| 1109 | Carr, George | worked in the BSAP from 1902-04 |
| 1110 | Carr, J W | Rhodesian Regiment 1962 |
| 1111 | Carr, Jeanette Isabel | Rooseveldt Girls High |
| 1112 | Carr, Jenny Lance | lomagundi peterhouse |
| 1113 | Carr, Joseph Brian | Salisbury Gardens Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 1114 | Carr, Joseph Roger | Salisbury Gardens Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 1115 | Carr, Joyce Lillian (b 1917) | 1926 Lonely mine family with parents Carr, Frederick Thomas 1926 and Carr, Sarah Eveline (nee Bower). Children were Edward Herbert Frederick Carr (b 27 Aug 1906), Donald Hope Carr (b 3 Mar 1908), Rupert Clement Carr (b 14 Aug 1909), Vera Mabel Carr (b 9 Aug 1911), Dorothy Constance Carr (b 19 Jul 1913), Reginald Carr (b 21 Apr 1915), Joyce Lillian Carr (b 15 Mar 1917), and Maurice Bertram Carr (b 31 May 1919) |
| 1116 | Carr, Kellie | Chisipite Senior School and taught Lilfordia 2020 |
| 1117 | Carr, Les | killed in the Rhodesian war. Brother was Dave Carr |
| 1118 | Carr, Lilian | owner 3 Maver in Ilanda 1969 |
| 1119 | Carr, Maggie (neé Tilbury) (b 1949) | Moved to Hailsham, UK, Born 1949 in Brighton |
| 1120 | Carr, Mary Kathleen | Salisbury Central Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 1121 | Carr, Maurice Bertram (b 1919) | 1926 Lonely mine family with parents Carr, Frederick Thomas 1926 and Carr, Sarah Eveline (nee Bower). Children were Edward Herbert Frederick Carr (b 27 Aug 1906), Donald Hope Carr (b 3 Mar 1908), Rupert Clement Carr (b 14 Aug 1909), Vera Mabel Carr (b 9 Aug 1911), Dorothy Constance Carr (b 19 Jul 1913), Reginald Carr (b 21 Apr 1915), Joyce Lillian Carr (b 15 Mar 1917), and Maurice Bertram Carr (b 31 May 1919) |
| 1122 | Carr, Neville (b 1947) | Moved to Rochford, Essex, UK, Born 1947 in Secunderabad, School Allan Wilson, Worked for Brit Army |
| 1123 | Carr, Nivannah Gillian | wankie |
| 1124 | Carr, Patricia | Mazoe Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 1125 | Carr, Peter Raleigh | Mazoe Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 1126 | Carr, Reginald (b 1915) | 1926 Lonely mine family with parents Carr, Frederick Thomas 1926 and Carr, Sarah Eveline (nee Bower). Children were Edward Herbert Frederick Carr (b 27 Aug 1906), Donald Hope Carr (b 3 Mar 1908), Rupert Clement Carr (b 14 Aug 1909), Vera Mabel Carr (b 9 Aug 1911), Dorothy Constance Carr (b 19 Jul 1913), Reginald Carr (b 21 Apr 1915), Joyce Lillian Carr (b 15 Mar 1917), and Maurice Bertram Carr (b 31 May 1919) |
| 1127 | Carr, Robert Dale | worked in the BSAP from 1962-63 |
| 1128 | Carr, Rupert Clement (b 1909) | 1926 Lonely mine family with parents Carr, Frederick Thomas 1926 and Carr, Sarah Eveline (nee Bower). Children were Edward Herbert Frederick Carr (b 27 Aug 1906), Donald Hope Carr (b 3 Mar 1908), Rupert Clement Carr (b 14 Aug 1909), Vera Mabel Carr (b 9 Aug 1911), Dorothy Constance Carr (b 19 Jul 1913), Reginald Carr (b 21 Apr 1915), Joyce Lillian Carr (b 15 Mar 1917), and Maurice Bertram Carr (b 31 May 1919) |
| 1129 | Carr, Sandra (neé Mckay) (b 1952) | Moved to Glamis, UK, Born 1952 in Dundee, School Dom Convent,Lusaka. Worked for Rhobank,Dr Wessels |
| 1130 | Carr, Sarah Eveline (nee Bower) | 1926 Lonely mine family with parents Carr, Frederick Thomas 1926 and Carr, Sarah Eveline (nee Bower). Children were Edward Herbert Frederick Carr (b 27 Aug 1906), Donald Hope Carr (b 3 Mar 1908), Rupert Clement Carr (b 14 Aug 1909), Vera Mabel Carr (b 9 Aug 1911), Dorothy Constance Carr (b 19 Jul 1913), Reginald Carr (b 21 Apr 1915), Joyce Lillian Carr (b 15 Mar 1917), and Maurice Bertram Carr (b 31 May 1919), married at Joburg |
| 1131 | Carr, Scott | lived in Chegutu |
| 1132 | Carr, Thomas Edward Neville | worked in the BSAP from 1955-80 |
| 1133 | Carr, Vera Mabel (b 1911) | 1926 Lonely mine family with parents Carr, Frederick Thomas 1926 and Carr, Sarah Eveline (nee Bower). Children were Edward Herbert Frederick Carr (b 27 Aug 1906), Donald Hope Carr (b 3 Mar 1908), Rupert Clement Carr (b 14 Aug 1909), Vera Mabel Carr (b 9 Aug 1911), Dorothy Constance Carr (b 19 Jul 1913), Reginald Carr (b 21 Apr 1915), Joyce Lillian Carr (b 15 Mar 1917), and Maurice Bertram Carr (b 31 May 1919) |
| 1134 | Carr, William John | worked in the BSAP from 1903-21. In 1908 lived at Umtali. Corporal, B.S.A.P. |
| 1135 | Carran, D M 1900 | Buried at Umtali |
| 1136 | Carrazedo, Cheryl (neé Cauvin) (b 1966) | Moved to Jhb, RSA, Born 1966 in Bulawayo, School Shabani Primary, Avondale Primary, Godfrey Huggins, Lundi Park, Moray, Montrose Girls High |
| 1137 | Carre, Edouard Marie Yves Auguste | worked in the BSAP from 1968-69 |
| 1138 | Carrelo, Pamela | moved portugal |
| 1139 | Carr-Hartley, Tracy (neé Shelly) (b 1969) | Moved to Gaborone, Botswana, Born 1969 in Sinoia, School Banket |
| 1140 | Carr-Hyde, Valerie (neé Coyle) (b 1951) | Moved to Pietermaritzburg, South Africa, Born 1951 in Gweru, School Kwe-Kwe, Worked for Philpott & Collins/sla |
| 1141 | Carrick, David Vincent | worked in the BSAP from 1965-66 . 1970 BSAP Bulawayo |
| 1142 | Carrick, Jennifer Douglas (b 1943) | born 31st July 1943 and owned 28 Pinedale Road (formerly Rodor Road), Douglasdale, Bulawayo from 1973-2014 |
| 1143 | Carrick, Jimmy (b 1926) | Moved to Pretoria, South Africa. Born 1926 in Dumfries, School Dumfries Accadamey, Worked for Army |
| 1144 | Carrick, John | In 1908 lived at Umtali. Prospector, Claimholder. Umtali 1917 |
| 1145 | Carrick, Malcolm | intake 121. Ended up in 5RR. |
| 1146 | Carrick, Mechelle (b 1973) | Moved to Brackenhurst, South Africa, Born 1973 in Bulowayo, School Courtney Selous |
| 1147 | Carrick, Michael (Chinky) 2013 | Died 2013 in Cape Town, South Africa after complications after a thrombosis and double amputation in July and August. Medic with RLI. |
| 1148 | Carrier, Eugene Cyrille | Lomagundi Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 1149 | Carrier, M | Rhodesian airforce |
| 1150 | Carrier, Mike (b 1956) | Moved to Perth, WA Australia, Born 1956 in Bulawayo, School Gifford High, Worked for ZISCO |
| 1151 | Carrie-Wilson, Peter Graeme | worked in the BSAP from 1976-81 |
| 1152 | Carrie-Wilson, Ryan (b 1977) | Moved to Johannesburg, South Africa, Born 1977 in Harare, School Lewisam, Springvale House, St Johns College |
| 1153 | Carrihill, Tom (b 1955) | Moved to Long Island, NY USA, Born 1955 in Salisbury, School David Livingstone/Prince Edward, Worked for Stewarts & Lloyds/he Jackson |
| 1154 | Carrington, Frederick 1913 | Major-General Sir Frederick Carrington, KCB, KCMG (23 August 1844 – 22 March 1913) was a British Army officer best known for his role in the Second Matabele War. Carrington was educated at Cheltenham College and joined the 24th Regiment of Foot in 1864. In 1875, he arrived in South Africa where he raised and commanded the Mounted Infantry in the Griqualand West expedition and the Frontier Light Horse in the Ninth Frontier War in 1877. He commanded the Transvaal Volunteer Force against Sekhukhune in 1878–1879 and the Cape Mounted Riflemen in the Basuto Gun War of 1881. He was severely wounded in this campaign. In 1885, he accompanied Sir Charles Warren’s expedition to Bechuanaland in command of the 2nd Mounted Infantry, which soon became known as ‘Carrington’s Horse’. He commanded the Bechuanaland Police beginning in 1888. He also was appointed military adviser to the High Commissioner in the First Matabele War and commanded the British force in the Matabele Rebellion in 1896. Carrington was in command of Belfast district in 1899–1900. Following the outbreak of the Second Boer War in October 1899, he was appointed on the staff of the South Africa Field Force on 28 February 1900, with the local rank of a lieutenant-general to be in command of the Rhodesian Field Force. This was a field force established to prevent attacks on Rhodesia from the south, and the soldiers were drawn from the various colonial contingents in the war, including the South Australian Citizen Bushmen (though not from Rhodesia itself). Carrington left for South Africa in March 1900 on the SS Dunottar Castle, and arrived in Cape Town the following month. He was created a Knight Commander of the Order of St Michael and St George (KCMG) in 1887, a Knight Commander of the Order of the Bath (KCB) in 1897, and retired with the rank of major-general. He was the father of the writer Dorothy Carrington. |
| 1155 | Carrington, Louisa | In 1946 lived at 12, Canberra Flats, Fort Street, P.O. Box 198, Bulawayo, Was married |
| 1156 | Carrington, William Lucas | In 1946 lived at 12, Canberra Flats, Fort Street, P.O. Box 198, Bulawayo, Was a baker |
| 1157 | Carritt, Sean C | |
| 1158 | Carritt, Tash | lived in Victoria Falls and Harare |
| 1159 | Carritt, Thomas Newson | worked in the BSAP from 1949-52 |
| 1160 | Carrol, Anthony (b 1966) | Moved to Sydney, Australia, Born 1966 in Umtali, School UBHS |
| 1161 | Carrol, Dave (b 1957) | Moved to Harare, Zimbabwe, Born 1957 in Dar-es-salaam, School Ellis Robins |
| 1162 | Carrol, Ethel Annie | Salisbury North Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 1163 | Carrol, George | In 1908 lived at Abercorn Street, Bulawayo. Store manager, Landowner |
| 1164 | Carrol, George 1917 | 1909 executor, From Scotland. 65 and married. Died 21 Sep 1917 in Salisbury. |
| 1165 | Carrol, James William | 1917 executor, Salisbury North Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 1166 | Carrol, Janet Cecilia Duff | 1917 executor, Salisbury North Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 1167 | Carrol, Michael | . In 1902 was at Salisbury. Police Constable |
| 1168 | Carrol, Michael John Booyens (b 1935) | born 1st September 1935 and once owner of 7 oak Suburbs Byo |
| 1169 | Carrol, Rich (b 1946) | Moved to East London Eastern Cape, EC South Africa, Born 1946 in Salisbury, School Churchill, Worked for RRAF |
| 1170 | Carrol, Rosemary, Jean | Salisbury North Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 1171 | Carroll, Alicia Aline | Salisbury District Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 1172 | Carroll, Barbara Ann (b 1972) | born 22 August 1972 and owned 594 Derby in Hwange from 1998 until at least 2019 |
| 1173 | Carroll, Bertram Horace Jerome | Raylton Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 1174 | Carroll, Christopher Edward 1978 | 9543 PO BSAP Uniform KOAS 13 August 1978, worked in the BSAP from 1976-78 |
| 1175 | Carroll, David John | worked in the BSAP from 1977-80 |
| 1176 | Carroll, Edmund Francis (Jnr.) | Salisbury Central Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 1177 | Carroll, Edmund Francis (Snr.) | Salisbury Central Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 1178 | Carroll, Edmund Joseph 1909 | Irish. Died at 40. Was a vet and married to Francis Carroll who was in Labinch Ireland. Died 26 Jan 1909 in Umtali. |
| 1179 | Carroll, Gerald Noel Vereker 1944 | Buried at Masvingo cemetery |
| 1180 | Carroll, Herbert Lloyd | worked in the BSAP from 1919-29, 1922 BSAP at Battlefields, Victoria Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 1181 | Carroll, J | of Police Headquarters, |
| 1182 | Carroll, Janet | Bulawayo |
| 1183 | Carroll, John Louis 1991 | was buried at Greendale. From a family with parents John Louis Carroll and Valerie Carroll and children Mark Carroll and Phil Carroll. |
| 1184 | Carroll, Lilian Grace | Salisbury Central Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 1185 | Carroll, Mark | From a family with parents John Louis Carroll and Valerie Carroll and children Mark Carroll and Phil Carroll. Mentioned on Johns 1991 Greendale memorial |
| 1186 | Carroll, Mary Theresa Caroline | Wankie Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 1187 | Carroll, Michael | In 1904 lived at Salisbury. Sergt., S.R.C. |
| 1188 | Carroll, Mrs | 1977 Rhodesia teacher |
| 1189 | Carroll, Noel Joseph | worked in the BSAP from 1957-62 |
| 1190 | Carroll, Peter | captain in the Rhodesia SAS |
| 1191 | Carroll, Phil | From a family with parents John Louis Carroll and Valerie Carroll and children Mark Carroll and Phil Carroll. Mentioned on Johns 1991 Greendale memorial |
| 1192 | Carroll, Sarah Jeanette | Victoria Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 1193 | Carroll, Serann Lucy 2000 | was buried at Greendale |
| 1194 | Carroll, Shenley Lou-ann 2000 | was buried at Greendale |
| 1195 | Carroll, Simon | |
| 1196 | Carroll, Tony Charles 1978 | 114666 Cpl RAR 3 (Indep) Coy KIA 4 June 1978 |
| 1197 | Carroll, Trevellyn Prout Kinsley | worked in the BSAP from 1951-52 |
| 1198 | Carroll, Valerie | From a family with parents John Louis Carroll and Valerie Carroll and children Mark Carroll and Phil Carroll. Mentioned on Johns 1991 Greendale memorial |
| 1199 | Carruther, E | 1918 Salisbury and lived near the Park and Rhodes ave |
| 1200 | Carruthers Smith, Eileen Edith | Selukwe Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 1201 | Carruthers, Avril (b 1951) | Moved to Sydney, NSW Australia, Born 1951 in Umtali, School Dominican Convent |
| 1202 | Carruthers, Bertram James Kitchener 1964 | Victoria Voters 1946 – 1948. Buried in Masvingo |
| 1203 | Carruthers, Beryl Frances | Victoria Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 1204 | Carruthers, Bruce (b 1960) | Born 24 Dec 1960. Went to Chaplin High Gweru 1979. Lived Harare and Ngabu, Nsanje, Malawi. Married to Mitzi Carruthers since October 4, 1985. Children Campbell Carruthers, Dougall Carruthers and Melany Carruthers. Had a brother Robert Norman James Carruthers |
| 1205 | Carruthers, Cherrith Peace | Salisbury City Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 1206 | Carruthers, Eliza Ann 1921 | From Somersetshire England. Parents were Samuel Bobbitt and Jane Atsell Kiddy. She was a widow having been married to James Carruthers at Grahmstown. Died 5 April 1921 at Somerset East. Children were John Carruthers, Marion Botton, Robert Oliver, Ethel Maude, Norman Hewitt, Bertha Jane Osmond, and Adeline May Lock. She owned land |
| 1207 | Carruthers, Ian (b 1965) | Moved to Harare, Mash Zimbabwe, Born 1965 in Fort Victoria, School Chaplin-Gwelo, Worked for Car Mart-kenning Motors |
| 1208 | Carruthers, Jack | Rhodesian pioneer |
| 1209 | Carruthers, James | In 1908 lived at 7th Avenue, Bulawayo. Bootmaker |
| 1210 | Carruthers, John 1951 | Born 1863 Smiths ave. Grahamstown, South Africa *1879-1880 Basutu war 1st met Allan Wilson, served in Basuto war 3rd mounted Yeomanry ”D” troop under Cpt. Fred Bowker & Cpt. Kidd where he first met Allan Wilson in Mafeking. *1881 Somerset East business with father *1882 Kimberly Diamond floors * 1883 or 1884 Colonial postal service, Kimberley *1884-1885 Guide, Interpreter & despatch rider for C J Rhodes with the Bechuanaland Police Stellaland under Major Stanley Lowe, until arrival of Sir Charles Warren *1885-1888 deBeers Diamond Mine Co, Kimberly compound inspector. *1889-1890 Left for the Northern Transvaal at Rhodes request to investigate the Loui Ardendorf trek (Zoutspanberg district) mission of inspection (intelligence) *June 1890 cut road for the Column to the border, eight miles up-stream of the Tuli & Shashi confluence. 10/7/1890 despatch rider to Pietersburg. *1891 Met Jameson early 1891. Came north with Willie & Harry Posselt. One of the first pioneer-prospectors at the Angwa river, Rhodesia. Pegged Ayrshire mine north of Banket. *1893/4 At Allan Wilsons request he raised the Victoria Scouts which he led through the Matabele war, for this he received the silver Queen Victoria Medal for operations in Matabeleland. Owned a farm near Ayres Poort on the old lomagundi Rd. which he gave to C. J. van Staden for considerations shown in the past. Also owned a block of farms ”CARRUTHERS VALE”in the Marandellas district. *1895 J. Carruthers, Premier Boot store Std.2170 Salisbury *1902 & 1903 Crossed the Zambezi prospecting Copper for the SA copper trust, had prospecting rights for the Ayrshire mine. He cut the road from Sinoia to the Zambezi. *1937 Pioneer representative at the Coronation *They took up residence at no 2 Manica Rd, Salisbury “Arrari Karri”. died at age 88.** Born South Africa 22 aug 1863 died 15 Oct 1951 zim. In 1904 lived at Salisbury. Prospector, Salisbury City Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 1211 | Carruthers, Leslie Raymond | Salisbury City Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 1212 | Carruthers, Lydia Eveline | 1915 Salisbury and same year lost her husband Carruthers, William 1915 |
| 1213 | Carruthers, Marie Antonette | Mrs. ., Lynch’s Lease, Belingwe. 1939. Shabani Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 1214 | Carruthers, Mary M | died about 2004 |
| 1215 | Carruthers, Megan | hre |
| 1216 | Carruthers, Mitzi | hre |
| 1217 | Carruthers, Norman Hewitt | In 1904-1908 lived at Matalusis Kraal, Belingwe. Storekeeper. 1939 at Brucehame, Victoria. Victoria Voters 1946 – 1948, There is a Mrs N Carruthers at Netta hotel in 1938, so maybe he was married |
| 1218 | Carruthers, Raymond Vivian James 1952 | Lt SRAF DOAS 14 December 1952 |
| 1219 | Carruthers, Robert Norman James (Rob) 1978 | DO MCM (Posthumous) District Officer, Internal Affairs, killed in action, 28 November 1978.was was killed in a vehicle ambush in 1978. He was slight in stature with the heart and courage of a lion. |
| 1220 | Carruthers, Robert Oliver 1946 | In 1904 lived at Matalusis Kraal, Belingwe. Trader. In 1908 lived at Bulawayo. Store keeper. 1938 Residents using Belingwe post office. The Doro, Belingwe. (Belingwe District). Buried at Athlone Bulawayo |
| 1221 | Carruthers, Ronald Chancellor | Victoria Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 1222 | Carruthers, William Xavier 1915 | In 1904 lived at Salisbury. Clerk. 1915 death in London. Spouse in Salisbury was Lydia Eveline Carruthers |
| 1223 | Carruthers~Smith, Alice Medland Newsham | Selukwe Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 1224 | Carruthers~Smith, Richard (Snr.) | Selukwe Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 1225 | Carruthers-Smith, Allan (b 1956) | Moved to Cape Town, South Africa. Born 1956 in Selukwe. School Giunea Fowl, Worked for Rhodesian Chrome Mines |
| 1226 | Carruthers-Smith, Allan (b 1980) | Moved to Nottingham, UK. Born 1980 in Chiredzi, School Falcon College, Worked for Chase Marine |
| 1227 | Carruthers-Smith, David Reg | worked in the BSAP from 1951-56 |
| 1228 | Carruthers-Smith, Eileen Edith (Nee Hill) 1996 | Born 29th April 1912 and died 13th August 1996. Buried in Bulawayo. Was married to Richard Carruthers-Smith. There were a number of kids in the family, but some of these may be from his first wife. The kids were Audrey Hargreaves, David Reginald Carruthers-Smith, Margaret Jill Cunliffe, Janet Edith Webb, Richard Anthony Carruthers-Smith, and Mary Carruthers-Smith. Selukwe Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 1229 | Carruthers-Smith, Ian (b 1953) | Moved to Triangle , Zimbabwe. Born 1953 in Selukwe. School Guinea Fowl |
| 1230 | Carruthers-Smith, Mary 1947 | Buried at Athlone Bulawayo |
| 1231 | Carruthers-Smith, Richard 1969 | Also known as Dick Smith. Born Dawson City Klondyke USA on the 20th June 1902. Died 8 Feb 1969 in Bulawayo. Buried in Bulawayo. His first wife was Gladys Mary Carruthers-Smith (nee Jones). She passed away in 1945. He was to then marry Eileen Edith Carruthers-Smith. His children were Audrey Hargreaves, David Reginald Carruthers-Smith, Margaret Jill Cunliffe, Janet Edith Webb, Richard Anthony Carruthers-Smith, and Mary Carruthers-Smith. |
| 1232 | Carruthers-Smith, Rick | peterhouse |
| 1233 | Carsberg, Edith Emily | Salisbury North Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 1234 | Carsberg, Horace Reginald 1945 | In 1928 a H R Carsberg came from the UK and went to work on Mr H T Leys farm at Ruanda Headlands. 336659 Maj Royal Corps of Signals DOAS 12 July 1945 |
| 1235 | Carse, James | Played cricket for Rhodesia in 1970s |
| 1236 | Carse, James | worked in the BSAP from 1954-82 |
| 1237 | Carse, James Alexander | worked in the BSAP from 1976-79 |
| 1238 | Carse, John Archibald Thomas | worked in the BSAP from 1979-82 |
| 1239 | Carse, Thomas 1918 | Born 1870 and at 48 died 25 Nov 1918. Born Ireland, lived Filabusi district, died Fred mine Filabusi, buried Filabusi. Was single and a miner, From County Down Ireland. Had a sister Agnes Douglas (nee Carse) in Belfast |
| 1240 | Carshalton, David Aston (Dave) 1976 | PR66139 Tpr Grey’s Trp Bravo. died on Friday 27 August 1976. Dave was born on 29 June 1950, the second of three children to the union of Ralston (Dr Bob) Delanie Carshalton and Edith May Carshalton (nee Seaward), his siblings being Mark and Deborah (Debbie). He was educated at Chipinga Primary School and at Grey College, Bloemfontein, South Africa. After schooling he attended Gwebi College, being in Course 22, and was then employed at Bon Espoir farm as the manager. On that fateful day Trooper Dave Carshalton was with call-sign 24 Bravo, Grey’s Scouts, while on the spoor of a 70 member strong ZANLA gang in the Gona-re-Zhou area. The spoor was being rapidly followed on horseback in an attempt to make contact before they reached Mozambique. After some five hours tracking, the troops encountered a well-prepared ambush, and in the initial fire-fight, Dave was sadly shot and killed, having been the lead scout on the left flank who had initiated the contact. This action allowed the other members of the patrol time to dismount and skirmish towards where Dave had fallen. G Cars and K Cars Fireforce deployed elements of 2 RAR to assist the horse troop, resulting in at least 40 deaths and several captures. Dave was on his own horse, a mare by the name of “Nuisance”. The horse survived and was discovered and recovered sometime later when she was spotted by engineers escorting a convoy through the contact area. He was the first of the Grey Scouts to be killed in action. A brave man, David was a special person loved not only by his family but by so many people – he made friends so easily. The Chipinga community was devastated as Dave’s family was immensely popular, his father Dr Bob being the local medical practitioner. He left his parents, brother and sister, and so many friends to mourn his passing. |
| 1241 | Carshalton, Deborah (Debbie) | From a 1970s Chipinga family with parents Ralston Delanie Carshalton (Bob) and Edith May Carshalton (nee Seaward), and children David Aston Carshalton (Dave), Mark Carshalton and Deborah (Debbie) Carshalton |
| 1242 | Carshalton, Edith May (nee Seaward) | From a 1970s Chipinga family with parents Ralston Delanie Carshalton (Bob) and Edith May Carshalton (nee Seaward), and children David Aston Carshalton (Dave), Mark Carshalton and Deborah (Debbie) Carshalton |
| 1243 | Carshalton, Mark | From a 1970s Chipinga family with parents Ralston Delanie Carshalton (Bob) and Edith May Carshalton (nee Seaward), and children David Aston Carshalton (Dave), Mark Carshalton and Deborah (Debbie) Carshalton |
| 1244 | Carshalton, Ralston Delanie (Bob) | about 1947 the first govt medical doctor at Chipinge and possibly first flying doctor in country. From a 1970s Chipinga family with parents Ralston Delanie Carshalton (Bob) and Edith May Carshalton (nee Seaward), and children David Aston Carshalton (Dave), Mark Carshalton and Deborah (Debbie) Carshalton. 1971 Chipinga doctor |
| 1245 | Carslake, Dorothy Grace | Salisbury Central Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 1246 | Carson, Allan (b 1962) | Moved to Cape Town, South Africa. Born 1962 in Salisbury. School Marandellas. Worked for Philips |
| 1247 | Carson, Angela | Air Rhodesia |
| 1248 | Carson, Bertie Thomas 1921 | Born 1870 and at 51 had died 16 Dec 1921. Born England. Lived died buried salisbury. Was an accountant and single. Had a relative in Salisbury being major Ernest Hope Carson. In 1902 was at Salisbury. Secty. Chamber of Mines. In 1904 lived at Salisbury. Clerk. In 1904 lived at Gwelo. Clerk. |
| 1249 | Carson, Brian (b 1954) | Moved to Sunshine Coast, Qld Australia. Born 1954 in Benoni. School Guinea Fowl. Worked for Rtv |
| 1250 | Carson, Carroll-Ann (b 1970) | Moved to Randburg, South Africa. Born 1970 in Salisbury. School Blakiston |
| 1251 | Carson, David | family that had father Ivan Carson and children David Carson, Gareth Carson, and Tanya Muldoon (nee Carson) |
| 1252 | Carson, David A | In 1908 lived at Old Umtali. Mechanical Engineer. About 1922 estate mentioned |
| 1253 | Carson, Eileen | Wilgenhof Inyazura and Odzi. Married to Matt and lived at Inyazura |
| 1254 | Carson, Ernest Hope | In 1902 was at Salisbury. Clerk. In 1904 lived at Salisbury. Civil Servant. 1921 in Salisbury. Was related to Carson, Bertie Thomas 1921 |
| 1255 | Carson, Gareth | family that had father Ivan Carson and children David Carson, Gareth Carson, and Tanya Muldoon (nee Carson) |
| 1256 | Carson, Harley | Registered Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 1257 | Carson, Ivan 2019 | Rev, passed at the Royal Victoria Hospital, Belfast. He was 90 yrs old and had lived the life he wanted to live. Died November 2019. Went to Edge Hill University Class of 1955 · Theology · Ormskirk. Worked with Methodist Church In Ireland Belfast, United Kingdom. Worked in Rhodesia and Ireland. Married August 6, 1956. Family included sons David Carson and Gareth Carson, daughter Tanya Muldoon, and sister Beryl Morris. He was a Methodist Minister for 3 Brigade Chaplin RR with 4 Battalion Umtali prior to 1980. Lived & worked in Rhodesia 1957 to 1979 |
| 1258 | Carson, Kathleen 1919 | From Ceres in the Cape colony, Was 40. A farmer and single. Died 1 Jan 1919. |
| 1259 | Carson, Marie Marguerite | Gwelo Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 1260 | Carson, Matt | Wilgenhof Inyazura and Odzi. Married to Eileen and lived at Inyazura |
| 1261 | Carson, May (neé Raatgever) (b 1958) | Moved to Sunshine Coast, Qld Australia. Born 1958 in Johannesburg. School St Peters. Worked for Legal |
| 1262 | Carson, Sean Patrick | worked in the BSAP from 1971-82 |
| 1263 | Carson, Ursula | Salisbury Central Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 1264 | Carson, Victor David Thomas | worked in the BSAP in 1920 |
| 1265 | Carson, William Robert | Rhodesia Regiment Boer War. Trooper. Slightly wounded. Mafeking, 16 May 1900 |
| 1266 | Carstairs, V | MGHS 1979 |
| 1267 | Carstairs, William James | worked in the BSAP from 1946-62 |
| 1268 | Carstens, Aubrey Vincent (b 1948) | born 7th July 1948 and owned 58 Penrith Morningside Bulawayo from 1978 |
| 1269 | Carstens, Cheryl (neé Shelton) (b 1956) | Moved to Auckland, New Zealand. Born 1956 in Bulawayo. School Rooseveld Girls High. Worked for BSA Police |
| 1270 | Carstens, Gloria Hazel (b 1949) | born 17th January 1949 and owned 58 Penrith Morningside Bulawayo from 1978 |
| 1271 | Carstens, Jeff (b 1953) | Moved to Auckland, New Zealand. Born 1953 in Que Que. School Churchill Boys High. Worked for Cairns Motors Salisbury |
| 1272 | Carston, Isabella | Western Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 1273 | Carswell, Ian 2018 | Captain (ex RLI and Selous Scouts). He worked at army headquarters ca 1977/78, Died 2018 |
| 1274 | Carswell, Jock | worked for Smith and Bennett. He was a salesman and had also worked in the motor trade in sales. Jock trained as an engineer with an agric engineering company in Scotland and was in Rhodesia 18 years before joining S&B. |
| 1275 | Carswell, Jock | 1970s flying doctor |
| 1276 | Carswell, Paul (b 1963) | Moved to Johannesburg, South Africa. Born 1963 in Salisbury. School Ellis Robins. Worked for Agricair |
| 1277 | Carter, Adam (b 1975) | Moved to Brisbane, QLD Australia. Born 1975 in Salisbury. School St Johns College. Worked for Safari Par Excellence |
| 1278 | Carter, Agnes Fanny 1938 | Buried at Athlone Bulawayo |
| 1279 | Carter, Allen Young | worked in the BSAP from 1913-20 |
| 1280 | Carter, Alun | lived in Hwange, Harare, and Bulawayo |
| 1281 | Carter, Annette | |
| 1282 | Carter, Antony (Tony) (b 1945) | Moved to Brisbane, Qld Australia. Born 1945 in Mossel Bay, School Godfrey Huggins, Churchill, Guinea Fowl, Worked for Royal Air Force Navigator |
| 1283 | Carter, Arthur Roland 1916 | Died 12 Feb 1916 at Serengeti British East Africa. Connected with Melsetter |
| 1284 | Carter, Arthur Rowland | worked in the BSAP from 1904-14. In 1908 lived at Inyanga Police Camp. B.S.A. Police |
| 1285 | Carter, Brian | Bulawayo, Zimbabwe |
| 1286 | Carter, Carrie (Carolyn) (neé Leathem) (b 1950) | Moved to Johannesburg, South Africa. Born 1950 in Salisbury, School Hatfield Girls High, Worked for Bard Discount |
| 1287 | Carter, Charles Harcourt | Rhodesia Regiment Boer War. Trooper |
| 1288 | Carter, David (b 1939) | Moved to Johannesburg, South Africa. Born 1939 in Gwanda. School Selukwe Public School/Chaplin High. Worked for Immanuel Church |
| 1289 | Carter, David (b 1943) | Moved to Northwich, Ches UK. Born 1943 in Bulawayo. School Turk Mine Junior/Bulawayo Tech |
| 1290 | Carter, Dermot Patrick | worked in the BSAP from 1962-84 |
| 1291 | Carter, Doug (b 1920) | Moved to Howick, South Africa. Born 1920 in Abbotsbury, Dorset. School Prince Edward. Worked for Umtali Post |
| 1292 | Carter, Douglas Walter | Highlands Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 1293 | Carter, Edith Madeline | Salisbury District Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 1294 | Carter, Edward Llewellin | worked in the BSAP from 1913-19 |
| 1295 | Carter, Elizabeth | Shabani Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 1296 | Carter, Elsie May | Highlands Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 1297 | Carter, Fred | Salisbury District Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 1298 | Carter, Frederick John Hewitt 1959 | Buried at Mutare |
| 1299 | Carter, Gary | hellenic |
| 1300 | Carter, Gary Ronald 1979 | 6479 Flt Sgt RhAF No 7 Sqn. Sergeant, First Battalion, Rhodesian Light Infantry, killed on active service, in an air accident, when his Alouette III hit power lines near Umtali, 26 September 1979. The helicopter hit power lines killing the officer commanding 3 commando RLI major Bruce Snelger, the pilot air liet Paddy Bate and the technician Flight serg, Gary Carter |
| 1301 | Carter, H | S Rhodesia Christian conference |
| 1302 | Carter, Harry | worked in the BSAP from 1902-04 |
| 1303 | Carter, Harry John 1911 | Born 1911 and less than a year died 7 Jun 1911. Born in Joburg. Lived died buried at Battlefields. Was 5 months and 8 days. Father was Harry St Clare Carter, and mother Carter, Myrtle Wilmot Greenough 1926. A sister was Carter, Myrtle Clare 1926 |
| 1304 | Carter, Harry Ogilvie | In 1908 lived at Dunraven G. M. Co., Selukwe. Assistant Secretary and Storekeeper |
| 1305 | Carter, Harry St Clare 1926 | in 1911 lived at Battlefields and same year lost a son Harry John Carter. He was a contractor and married. He died 1 Dec 1926 at salisbury. When he passed away he had a daughter Carter, Myrtle Clare 1926. He had been married to Carter, Myrtle Wilmot Greenough 1926 |
| 1306 | Carter, Helen Mary Elizabeth | Salisbury City Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 1307 | Carter, Herbert | Salisbury Gardens Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 1308 | Carter, Herbert | Rev. C.B.E., Ret. Gen. Sup. of the Methodist Church in S.R. 1938-54; b. Warminster, Wiltshire, Eng.; m. Sara Stuart Dixon, 5 c. Came to Rhod. in 1914, and Hon. Treasurer Life Vice – Pres. Rhod. Christian Conference from 1960; Mem. Industrial Brds. from 1960; Add.: Greenhills, P.O. Box 2868, Sby., Rhod. (Dec. July, 1967). |
| 1309 | Carter, Ian (b 1969) | Moved to Birmingham, UK. Born 1969 in London. School St Georges, Mt Pleasant |
| 1310 | Carter, Ivan | |
| 1311 | Carter, James | first ex serviceman to be allocated a Ranch that was part of the original Rhodesdale Ranch. |
| 1312 | Carter, Jean (neé Dennis) (b 1922) | Moved to Howick, South Africa. Born 1922 in Salisbury. School Girls High. Worked for Cockett & Taylor |
| 1313 | Carter, Jeannie (neé Taylor) (Slack) (b 1962) | Moved to Rhyl, UK. Born 1962 in Marandellas. School Marandellas High |
| 1314 | Carter, Jeff | Bulawayo |
| 1315 | Carter, Jill (neé Baker) (b 1947) | Moved to Johannesburg, South Africa. Born 1947 in Exeter, England. School Evelyn School, Bulawayo, Worked for Meteorological Office, Salisbury |
| 1316 | Carter, John | Apex corporation group owner by John Carter. |
| 1317 | Carter, John Anderson 2005 | died 2005 |
| 1318 | Carter, John Anthony | worked in the BSAP from 1976-79 |
| 1319 | Carter, John Leslie | worked in the BSAP from 1927-48, Shabani Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 1320 | Carter, John Purdon | worked in the BSAP from 1905-19 |
| 1321 | Carter, John William | In 1904 lived at Salisbury. Miller |
| 1322 | Carter, Judith Dinah (b 1949) | born 16 Dec 1949 in Harare |
| 1323 | Carter, Kathleen Petronalla | In 1946 lived at Cumberland Hotel, Fort Street, Bulawayo. Was married |
| 1324 | Carter, Leslie Mark | worked in the BSAP from 1909-10 |
| 1325 | Carter, Libby (nee Smith) (was Mills) | August 1967 she married Mills, Keith D (Mashaba) 1993 in Salisbury. He was stockfeeds salesman and during this time their four children were born – two sons and two daughters. In December 1980 they emigrated to Natal, South Africa where Keith worked for National Co-Operative Dairies and they lived in Matatiele, Natal. It was a terrible experience and in November 1981 Keith resigned and got a job with Hoechst as a veterinary salesman in the Eastern Cape and they lived in Queenstown. They ended up in Port Elizabeth. Sadly Keith died in 1993. Libby and her children decided that they did not want to continue living in South Africa and in 1996 emigrated to Australia. In 2004 Libby married Dennis Carter – an Australian she met in Perth, Western Australia |
| 1326 | Carter, Lorraine | Had a 2019 Harare phone number |
| 1327 | Carter, M | 1972 Salisbury scouts |
| 1328 | Carter, M | 1969 intake 104 Rhodesia Regiment |
| 1329 | Carter, Margaret Wilhelmena | Gatooma Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 1330 | Carter, Maria Theresa | worked in the BSAP from 1976-80 |
| 1331 | Carter, Mark (b 1958) | Moved to Plymouth, Devo UK. Born 1958 in Que Que. School Mzuz Mission School |
| 1332 | Carter, Michael Norman (b 1952) | born 2 March 1952 in Malawi. Was a farmer in Mashonaland |
| 1333 | Carter, Myrtle Clare 1926 | 1926 lost her father Carter, Harry St Clare 1926 at salisbury and mother Carter, Myrtle Wilmot Greenough 1926. A brother was Carter, Harry John 1911 |
| 1334 | Carter, Myrtle Wilmot Greenough 1926 | Was married to Carter, Harry St Clare 1926, Children were Carter, Harry John 1911 and Carter, Myrtle Clare 1926. Died 1 Dec 1926 at the Avenues hotel Salisbury |
| 1335 | Carter, Nicholas John | worked in the BSAP from 1961-65 |
| 1336 | Carter, Nick | Studied at Salisbury Polytechnic, Rhodesia. Managing director at The Waldorf Sandton |
| 1337 | Carter, Nigel Anthony (b 1950) | Moved to Stratford Upon Avon, UK. Born 1950 in Barberton Sa. School Thornhill High. Worked for Cargo Services Harare, Air Rhodesia. worked in the BSAP from 1968-71 |
| 1338 | Carter, Patrick Miles | worked in the BSAP from 1979-80 |
| 1339 | Carter, Peter (b 1946) | Moved to Johannesburg, South Africa. Born 1946 in Selukwe. School Chaplin & St Stephens College. Worked for Meteorological Office & Min Of Health |
| 1340 | Carter, Philip Christopher | worked in the BSAP from 1956-59 |
| 1341 | Carter, Philip Christopher (b 1978) | born 27 Feb 1978 at Marondera |
| 1342 | Carter, Philip Dixon | Salisbury Gardens Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 1343 | Carter, Robert Alwin | worked in the BSAP from 1956-57 |
| 1344 | Carter, Roland (Roly) (b 1949) | Moved to Vandyksdrift, Mpu South Africa. Born 1949 in Wankie. School Marandellas High. Worked for Standard Bank, army intake 96 |
| 1345 | Carter, Ronald | Salisbury City Voters 1946 – 1948, worked in the BSAP from 1949-51 |
| 1346 | Carter, Rosamund | died about 2003 |
| 1347 | Carter, Roxanne (Grossmith) | |
| 1348 | Carter, Sara Stuart (nee Dixon) | Married to Carter, Herbert, Had 5 children. Salisbury Gardens Voters 1946 – 1948. In 1967 they lived in Salisbury Rhodesia |
| 1349 | Carter, Shirley-Anne (b 1950) | Moved to Randburg, South Africa. Born 1950 in Umtali. School Marymount College |
| 1350 | Carter, Sidney Charles | . In 1902 was at Salisbury. Broker |
| 1351 | Carter, Simon Robert | worked in the BSAP from 1978-79 |
| 1352 | Carter, Theodore | Salisbury District Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 1353 | Carter, Thomas Henry | Que Que Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 1354 | Carter, Tony | byo |
| 1355 | Carter, Tori | |
| 1356 | Carter, Vernon (b 1944) | Moved to Penticton, BC Canada. Born 1944 in East London. School Allan Wilson. Worked for Honda Center |
| 1357 | Carter, W | 1951 Gwebi |
| 1358 | Carter, Wilfred Lewis | Raylton Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 1359 | Carter, William | In 1908 lived at Stand 248, Bulawayo. Butcher |
| 1360 | Carter, William Davison | In 1908 lived at Jameson Street, Bulawayo. Ironmonger |
| 1361 | Carter, William James 1909 | Was a railway labourer. Died 14 jan 1909 at the 1531,5 marker on the railway at Gwelo. Had adaughter Kathleen Carter |
| 1362 | Carthew-Gabriel, Vivian Nigel | worked in the BSAP from 1961-65 |
| 1363 | Cartmann, Andrew | In 1908 lived at Empandeni Mission. Missionary, Landowner |
| 1364 | Cartwright, Alice 1921 | Born 1853 and at 68 died 26 Oct 1921. Born England lived London died buried Umtali. His death recorded at Roland J Taylors at Rusape, her son in law. Widowed with 6 kids. She was from Rushton Staffordshire. Her husband was Sampson Cartwright (d about 1909). They had married in Staffordshire. Her kids were Muriel, Sidney, Dolly, Frances, Gladys, Walter. She was visiting Rhodesia at the time |
| 1365 | Cartwright, Anthony Gavin | Hillside Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 1366 | Cartwright, Arthur | In 1908 lived at Stand 386, Bulawayo. Cook |
| 1367 | Cartwright, C W | Waltondale, P.O. Marandellas. 1939 |
| 1368 | Cartwright, Colin | kadoma |
| 1369 | Cartwright, Daniel 1921 | Born 1900 and at 21 died 16 Jun 1921. Born in England lived at Devon farm marandellas. Died at Ruzawi Inn an d buried marandellas. He was a farmer assistant and single. From Leicestershire. Parenst were Benjamin John Cartwright and Any Dunkley. |
| 1370 | Cartwright, David (b 1940) | Born in Marondera in 1940 in a farming family. Family farm was Waltondale. Went to Godfrey Huggins primary and then to Falcon. In 1959 went to the UK and studied at Cirencester. In 1962 he and 2 friends did a trip from Europe all the way down Africa in a Ford Thames van. He then spent time running hotels in Natal. Then in 1965 returned to Rhodesia and with his brother Guy Cartwright bought Dudley estates. He was to become a well known cattle rancher |
| 1371 | Cartwright, Dulcie Noreen | Salisbury District Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 1372 | Cartwright, Enid 1909 | From Bulawayo. Parents were Hubert Cartwright and Ethel Louise Maria Cartwright, She was 5. Died 14 may 1909 at Dalny mine hartley. |
| 1373 | Cartwright, Ethel Louisa Maria | Victoria Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 1374 | Cartwright, Ethel Louise Maria | 1909 Hartley family with parents Hubert Cartwright and Ethel Louise Maria Cartwright and daughter Enid Cartwright (d 1909) |
| 1375 | Cartwright, Florence Kate | Mazoe Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 1376 | Cartwright, G F | Fought South East Asia WW2, where many Rhodesians fought in Burma, Salisbury |
| 1377 | Cartwright, Geoffrey Frazier | Salisbury District Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 1378 | Cartwright, Guy | Family farm was Waltondale Matrondera. In 1965 went into business with brother David Cartwright and bought Dudley estates. He was to concentrate on Waltondale with tobacco and dairy |
| 1379 | Cartwright, Henry | In 1908 lived at Palace Hotel, Bulawayo. Mine Secretary |
| 1380 | Cartwright, Hubert | In 1904 lived at Eldorado mine.. Mining Engineer |
| 1381 | Cartwright, Hubert | In 1908 lived at Goldfields of Mat., Bulawayo. Mining Engineer |
| 1382 | Cartwright, Hubert | 1909 Hartley family with parents Hubert Cartwright and Ethel Louise Maria Cartwright and daughter Enid Cartwright (d 1909) |
| 1383 | Cartwright, Ian (b 1964) | Moved to Worthing, UK. Born 1964 in Birmingham. School Ellis Robins. Worked for Cf Tulley, Standard Bank, Founders Building Society, Clan Transport |
| 1384 | Cartwright, J T | Using Shabani Post Office. (Belingwe District) 1938. |
| 1385 | Cartwright, Lisa | |
| 1386 | Cartwright, Miles | 1963 Prince Edward |
| 1387 | Cartwright, Oscar | 1916 Salisbury and same year lost a relative Cartwright, Stanley 1916 |
| 1388 | Cartwright, Priscilla (b 1959) | born 10th may 1959 and owned a Glencoe property in Bulawayo from 1996 |
| 1389 | Cartwright, Robert Nicholas | worked in the BSAP from 1966-69 |
| 1390 | Cartwright, S | MGHS 1979 |
| 1391 | Cartwright, Stanley 1916 | was a liet in the maxim gun company 2 RR attached from the 8 Batt Northamptons, Died 17 Aug 1916 at Dakawa bridge East Africa, KIA. Seems related to Oscar Cartwright in Salisbury |
| 1392 | Cartwright, T 1894 | Died 20 June 1894. Buried Ndanga |
| 1393 | Cartwright, Thomas 1910 | 926 Tpr BSAP DOAS 2 February 1910, worked in the BSAP from 1907-10, A trooper in the BSAP. From England and father lived in Essex. His initials look like J H, He was 22 and single. He died 2 Feb 1910 at the BSAP cam Ndanga. |
| 1394 | Caruth, Patrick Davis Corry | worked in the BSAP from 1961-69 |
| 1395 | Carvalheira, Fernando (b 1963) | Moved to Tomar, Portugal, Born 1963 in Loureco Marques, School Riverside/Thornhill High |
| 1396 | Carvalheira, Jose (b 1967) | Moved to Portimao, Portugal, Born 1967 in Gwelo, School Riverside |
| 1397 | Carvalho, Manuel (b 1944) | Moved to Mackay, Australia, Born 1944 in Lm, Worked for Army |
| 1398 | Carvalho, Miguel (b 1978) | Moved to London, UK, Born 1978 in Harare, School Prince Edward |
| 1399 | Carvalho, Pauline Suzanne | Hartley Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 1400 | Carvalho, Raul Dos Santos | worked in the BSAP from 1977-79 |
| 1401 | Carvalho, Soraya Eunice | |
| 1402 | Carver, Cecil | Guinea fowl School |
| 1403 | Carver, Charles Edwin Alexander | Wankie Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 1404 | Carver, Christopher | worked in the BSAP from 1954-77 |
| 1405 | Carver, Clint (b 1972) | Moved to Carlsile, UK, Born 1972, Ex – Triangle,Redcliff,Umniati,Mashaba School Falcon College 1984-1986 |
| 1406 | Carver, Eliza | Hillside Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 1407 | Carver, Hugh Tracey | worked in the BSAP from 1947-50 |
| 1408 | Carver, Mary (nee Alford) | Air Rhodesia |
| 1409 | Carver, Maurice | Ruzawi became a school in 1928 under the guidance and vision of Maurice Carver and Robert Grinham |
| 1410 | Carver, Mike | Rhodesia army 1970s |
| 1411 | Carver, Sam | Hillside Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 1412 | Carver, Sylvia | left or still in Bulawayo |
| 1413 | Carver, Thomas Stewart 1901 | Buried at Athlone Bulawayo |
| 1414 | Carver, Tom | In 1908 lived at Rhodes Street, Bulawayo. Saddler |
| 1415 | Carver, William Mayne 1901 | Buried at Athlone Bulawayo |
| 1416 | Carveth, Wilfred | Selukwe Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 1417 | Cary, Ann Glyn | Mrs., Glyntor, P.O. Box 52, Fort Victoria. 1939. Victoria Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 1418 | Cary, Anna Elizabeth | Gwelo Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 1419 | Cary, Bob (b 1951) | Born 27 Sep 1937. Went to Plumtree School 1951. Estate Manager at MultiChoice Zimbabwe from 2005. Lived in Darwendale and Harare. Married since July 8, 1961 to Shirley Cary, Children Lu Cary, Robert James Cary and Rozanne Mcsporran |
| 1420 | Cary, Charles Walter 1931 | In 1908 lived at Gwelo. Civil servant. Buried in Masvingo |
| 1421 | Cary, Eric George 1961 | SS126/4044 FO RRAF 1 Sqn KOAS 9 February 1961 |
| 1422 | Cary, Esther | Wankie Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 1423 | Cary, Francis William | worked in the BSAP in 1972 |
| 1424 | Cary, Frank (b 1950) | Moved to Iringa, Tanzania, Born 1950 in Umtali, School Fort Victoria High |
| 1425 | Cary, Frederick William | In 1908 lived at Stand 562, Bulawayo. Merchant |
| 1426 | Cary, Guy | associated with Peterhouse school |
| 1427 | Cary, James Bernard (Jim) 1969 | 2201 Sgt RLI Spt Grp 1st Bn. Sergeant, First Battalion, Rhodesian Light Infantry, killed on active service, in a shooting accident, 29 January 1969. |
| 1428 | Cary, James Elsmore | Wankie Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 1429 | Cary, L E O | Munda Wa Bino, Trelawney. 1939 |
| 1430 | Cary, Lorraine (b 1963) | Moved to Paris, France, Born 1963 in Sinoia, School Sinoia High, Worked for Capco |
| 1431 | Cary, Lu | Studied at Sinoia High, Rhodesia ’84 |
| 1432 | Cary, Moireen (neé Gowie) (b 1960) | Moved to Calgary, Canada, Born 1960 in Ndola,n.rhodesia, School Oriel Girls, Worked for Cranborne Primary, Toyota Forklift Sa |
| 1433 | Cary, Neil (b 1961) | Moved to Langley and Buck UK, Born 1961 in Harare, School St George’s College, Worked for Bsap |
| 1434 | Cary, Nick (b 1947) | Moved to Aurora, Ont Canada, Born 1947 in London, Uk, School Marandellas High |
| 1435 | Cary, Robert | seems to have been a farmer |
| 1436 | Cary, Robert C (Bob) 2019 | Was at Plumtree school Milner house 51-55. Lived in Harare and died in Portugal 21 September 2019 |
| 1437 | Cary, Robert Neil | worked in the BSAP from 1979-81 |
| 1438 | Cary, Samuel Nathinal 1919 | 1919 estate |
| 1439 | Cary, Shirley | married to Bob Cary and likely to be also ex Rhodesians |
| 1440 | Cary, Thomas Henry | Wankie Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 1441 | Cary, Vera Joan | Victoria Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 1442 | Cary, William Arthur 1893 | Tpr Salisbury Column Salisbury Horse KIA 3 November 1893 |
| 1443 | Cary, William Richard | Victoria Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 1444 | Caryer, Alice Maud | Shabani Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 1445 | Caryer, Alice Maud (nee Newbold) | married in 1939 to Caryer, Wilfred Lewis (b 1905). 1 s., 2 d. Lived in Gwelo. Lived in Gwelo Zimbabwe in the 1960s |
| 1446 | Caryer, Wilfred Lewis (b 1905) | Sec. Rhod. Bata Shoe Co. Ltd.; Mem. Kent Athletic Relay Team, England Champions 1926, rep. Rhod. Olympic Games Trials, C.T. 1928; Mem. Federal Trade Mission to Belgian Congo 1956. Came to Rhodesia 1927; b. 18th June, 1905, England; educ. Cranbrook Sch., Kent; m. 1939, Alice Maud Newbold, 1 s., 2 d. Rec.: Bridge, Languages. Add.: “Cranbrook,” Maple Ave., Windsor Park, Gwelo, Rhodesia. Lived in Gwelo Zimbabwe in the 1960s. Worked in the BSAP from 1927-48 |
| 1447 | Casagrande, Fiammetta Cristina (b 1956) | Moved to Trento, Trentino Alto Adige, IT Italy, Born 1956 in Trento, School Dominican Convent School Blantyre- Evelyn School Bulawayo Rhodesia, Worked for Income Txa – Dr. Dangas Medical Center Bulawayo |
| 1448 | Casal, Carlos Alberto de Arjuajo (Patrick) 1973 | PR78524 Rfn RLI 4 Trp 1 Cdo 1st Bn. Rifleman, First Battalion, Rhodesian Light Infantry, killed in action by a gunshot wound, 24 October 1973. |
| 1449 | Casale, Richard (b 1946) | Moved to Brisbane, Qld Australia, Born 1946 in Italy, School St Georges College, Worked for Deloittes, Duly Motors |
| 1450 | Cascaes, Alfredo D O 1983 | Buried at Mutare |
| 1451 | Cascaes, Gary | married to Ruth Cascaes. Joined lilfordia school in 2019 |
| 1452 | Cascaes, Ruth | married to Gary Cascaes. Joined lilfordia school in 2019 |
| 1453 | Casciati, Renata | lived in Victoria Falls, Harare and Bulawayo |
| 1454 | Case, C 1896 | Murdered or missing in the Matabele war 1896 |
| 1455 | Case, Colin | worked in the BSAP from 1955-60 |
| 1456 | Case, Esmee Courtney 1961 | Buried at Kwe Kwe |
| 1457 | Case, G W 1896 | Tpr Mash MP KOAS 26 March 1896 |
| 1458 | Case, William Herbert | Rhodesia Regiment Boer War. Trooper |
| 1459 | Caseley, Stan 1978 | Buried at Athlone Bulawayo |
| 1460 | Casella, Guiseppe 1922 | Died 16 Jun 1922. Father was Antonio Casella. Born in Italy lived Bulawayo died near Bulawayo buried Bulawayo. Unmarried and a stock farmer and well sinker. Fell into a well, he was from Trevis Italy, He was about 52. He lived at Umguza, He owned land |
| 1461 | Casey, Arthur Charles | worked in the BSAP from 1901-05 |
| 1462 | Casey, Bill (Ronan) (b 1959) | Moved to Southampton, Hant UK, Born 1959 in Southampton, School Chancellor School, David Livingstone, Admiral Tait. Worked for Paint & Air, Dulux, Bowie Tyres, Tyre Treads, Archipelago Nite Club, Inn Place |
| 1463 | Casey, Bridget | Salisbury District Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 1464 | Casey, Candice (b 1980) | Moved to Southampton, UK, Born 1980 in Harare, School Alexandra Park, Worked for Na |
| 1465 | Casey, Joseph 1922 | Born 1862 and at 60 died 26 Dec 1922. Born north of England but said to be Irish lived died buried Bulawayo. Married with 2 kids and a storekeeper or hotel keeper. He was from Northern Ireland. |
| 1466 | Casey, Linda | an auditor in the mid to late 70s. She was from Arcturus or Ruwa. |
| 1467 | Casey, Margaret Casey (Peggy) (nee O’Doherty) 2008 | Passed away February 18, 2008. Peggy was born in Rhodesia, Africa to Joseph and Jane O’Doherty. After her father died, her family moved back to Quin, Clare County in Ireland at the age of 4. She was the youngest of four, all who preceded her in death: Eamon O’Doherty, Eva Thomas, Mary Fenlon. While growing up in County Clare, Peggy met her lifelong companion, Thomas Casey when she was only five, and they married 28 years later, in October 1958 in San Francisco. Together they raised three sons Kevin, Brendan and Dermot. Peggy enjoyed 10 years working for the San Francisco Unified School District where she served breakfast and lunches to San Francisco school children at Hoover Middle School and McAteer High. Peggy and Thomas were active members of St. John the Evangelist Church for more than 50 years. |
| 1468 | Casey, Ronan (Bill) (b 1959) | Moved to Johannesburg, Gtg South Africa, Born 1959 in Southampton,UK, School D.Livingstone, Worked for Dulux |
| 1469 | Casey, Rowan Neil | worked in the BSAP in 1979 |
| 1470 | Casey, Thomas Patrick 1953 | Buried at Athlone Bulawayo |
| 1471 | Cash, Hilda Dorothy | Raylton Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 1472 | Cash, John William Mansfield | Raylton Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 1473 | Cash, Michael | worked in the BSAP from 1956-57 |
| 1474 | Cashel, Alice Marion (Nunn) | Mrs. Women Pioneer in 1896 |
| 1475 | Cashel, Arthur Rowan | worked in the BSAP from 1913-23, 1914-1916 Salisbury executor |
| 1476 | Cashel, Isobel Cathrine 1997 | Shabani Voters 1946 – 1948. Buried at Mutare |
| 1477 | Cashel, Jacobe O’Leary | Western Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 1478 | Cashel, Lynda | |
| 1479 | Cashel, Marion | Salisbury in 1926. Married to Cashel, Rowan Frederick Knipe 1926 at Cape Town. Children were Arthur Cashel, Edward Cashel and Mary Cashel, |
| 1480 | Cashel, R F K | Clerk native department Bulawayo 1938 |
| 1481 | Cashel, Rowan Frederick Knipe 1926 | From Nenagh Ireland. Parents were Frederick Rowan Cashel and Susan Baldwin Cashel. He was 63 in the BSAP and a farmer. Was married to Marion at Cape Town. Died 20 Sep 1926 in Salisbury. Children were Arthur Cashel, Edward Cashel and Mary Cashel, he owned land |
| 1482 | Cashell, Isobel Katherine | lnsiza Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 1483 | Cashin, Terry | Moved to Lethbridge, AB Canada, Worked for Dunlop |
| 1484 | Casimiro, Mario Joseph John | Salisbury North Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 1485 | Casling, Adrian (b 1963) | Moved to Exeter, UK, Born 1963 in Harare, School Peterhouse, Worked for National Carpets |
| 1486 | Caslings, Richard Runley 1918 | From Nottingham England. Father appears to be Arthur Caslings, Was 40 single and a railway guard. Died 29 oct 1918 at wankie. |
| 1487 | Cason, Elleanor (Leigh) (née Chiddy) 2016 | Moved to Johannesburg, South Africa, Born 1942 in Harare, School Convent, Worked for J Walter Thompson, Redcross, Multiple Sclerosis Society. Died in Durban on 7 February 2016 after a short illness bravely borne. Elleanor was schooled at the Dominican Convent in Harare and worked for the Multiple Sclerosis Society, whilst also being an active member of theRed Cross during the 1970s. |
| 1488 | Cason, Frank (b 1941) | Moved to Johannesburg, South Africa, Born 1941, School Jameson High, Worked for Windmill, Seedmaize, played for Norton in the 70s. |
| 1489 | Cason, Glendon (b 1972) | Moved to Johannesburg, South Africa, Born 1972 in Harare. School Marlborough and others, Worked for Surgey Pittman & Kerswell |
| 1490 | Cason, Trixie (Richardson) (neé Macnab) (b 1916) | Moved to Springs, South Africa, Born 1916, Worked for Rhodesia Post Office |
| 1491 | Caspi, Alon | worked in the BSAP from 1977-78 |
| 1492 | Cass, Percy Amos | Buried at Athlone Bulawayo |
| 1493 | Casselden, Christopher (b 1945) | Moved to London, UK, Born 1945 in London, School Alan Wilson, Worked for Bestobell |
| 1494 | Cassell, Elizabeth Fothergill 1916 | Born 1853 and at 63 died 18 Nov 1916. Born England lived died buried Bulawayo. Was a widow. Children were Agnes Pauline, Harry Richard, David Rydes, Florence Louise Lange (nee Cassell), and Winifred Maud. |
| 1495 | Cassell, Harry Richard | In 1902-1904 lived at Salisbury. Salesman |
| 1496 | Casselman, Lynne | hre |
| 1497 | Casselton, F 1900 | 2267 Tpr SA Field Force BSAP, B Division DOAS 13 Febriary 1900 |
| 1498 | Cassidy, Barbara (Magrath) (neé Cary) (b 1943) | Moved to Greytown, Nata South Africa, Born 1943 in Harare, School GHSHarare, Worked for Oriel Ghs |
| 1499 | Cassidy, Bronwen (b 1965) | Moved to London, UK, Born 1965 in Carltonville S.a, School Hatfield Junior, Roosevelt Girls High, Oriel Girls High |
| 1500 | Cassidy, Charles | worked in the BSAP from 1961-87 |
| 1501 | Cassidy, Cheryl | townsend |
| 1502 | Cassidy, James 1920 | Born 1852 and at 68 died 18 Sep 1920. Born in Canada lived died buried Nil desperandum mine Shabani. Single and a carpenter |
| 1503 | Cassidy, Jean (neé Watkinson) (b 1960) | Moved to Melbourne, Vic Australia, Born 1960 in Mazabuka, School Bindura &Girls High |
| 1504 | Cassidy, John Nesbitt | Rhodesia Regiment Boer War. Trooper |
| 1505 | Cassidy, Patricia (neé Bowling) | Moved to Australia |
| 1506 | Cassidy, Trish | |
| 1507 | Cassie, David (b 1962) | Moved to Glasgow, UK. Born 1962 in Bulawayo, School Allan Wilson, Institute of Languages Worked for Sa |
| 1508 | Cassie, William | Salisbury Central Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 1509 | Casson, Arthur | Bulawayo |
| 1510 | Casson, Gabi (b 1973) | Moved to London, England, Born 1973 in Harare, School Harare Convent, Worked for Sibu School |
| 1511 | Casson, H | Manager. Ceylon Mine, P.O. Arcturus. 1938 |
| 1512 | Casson, Henry | Umtali North Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 1513 | Casson, John (Jack) 1944 | 160186 and 778890 PO Conspicuous Gallantry Medal (Posthumous) Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserve 250 Sqn KIA 27 May 1944 |
| 1514 | Casson, Richard | Salisbury District Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 1515 | Casson, William Henry (Bill) 1942 | 778385 Sgt Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserve 102 Sqn KIA 12 December 1942 |
| 1516 | Castedo, Lorraine | Had a 2019 Harare phone number |
| 1517 | Castell-Castell, Dennis Maslyn 1986 | Died 1st March, 1986. worked in the BSAP from 1953-70 |
| 1518 | Castello, Tom | 1890s pioneer, 1893 |
| 1519 | Castens, George Emil | . In 1902 was at Umtali. Store Manager |
| 1520 | Castens, Herbert Hayton | In 1902-1904 lived at Salisbury. Chief Secretary |
| 1521 | Castignani, Richard (b 1956) | Moved to Johannesburg, South Africa, Born 1956 in Salisbury |
| 1522 | Castle, Alan Richard | worked in the BSAP from 1959-74 |
| 1523 | Castle, Charles John | worked in the BSAP from 1963-65 |
| 1524 | Castle, Christine Sheila | worked in the BSAP from 1977-81 |
| 1525 | Castle, Edgar Collins | worked in the BSAP from 1910-12 |
| 1526 | Castle, Eric Rodney 1979 | 389035N FR BSAP PR KIA 10 April 1979 |
| 1527 | Castle, Harold James | Umtali Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 1528 | Castle, John Malcolm | worked in the BSAP from 1961-64 |
| 1529 | Castle, Patricia Anne | Umtali Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 1530 | Castle, Pete | 1980s Bulawayo basketball player |
| 1531 | Castledine, Maria (neé Farnsworth) (b 1963) | Moved to UK. Born 1963 in Worksop |
| 1532 | Castle-Edmonstone, Eric | Hamilton High School Bulawayo |
| 1533 | Castleman, Cyril | Rhodesia Regiment Boer War. Trooper |
| 1534 | Castleman, James Osborne 1951 | buried at Mutare |
| 1535 | Castleman, Maureen Kathleen | buried at Mutare |
| 1536 | Castleton, Edmund Joseph 1913 | 1913 estatem possibly from Bulawayo |
| 1537 | Castle-Ward, Beryl Mavis (nee Osmond) 2010 | Born in Bulawayo, Parent were C F Osmond and Mrs B J Osmond M.B.E. Parents were some of the earliest residents of Hillside. Educated at Hillside and Eveline. Was employed at the Civil Commissioners office in Bulawayo. She was a foundation member of the Womans Institute. She joined the Red Cross and did medical work in WW2. She was awarded a VMS medal in 1956 and a 20 years clasp in 1961. She was involved with TB work. Her and her husband lived in Hillside with a son and a daughter. Mentioned on a memorial at the Hillside Anglican church Bulawayo |
| 1538 | Castle-Ward, William | Moved to Bulawayo, Zimbabwe and in Torquay Devon |
| 1539 | Castle-Ward, William James | worked in the BSAP from 1935-56 |
| 1540 | Castro, Pamela (neé Goosen) (b 1969) | Moved to Sydney, NSW Australia, Born 1969 in Salisbury, School dudley hall |
| 1541 | Caswell, A L | 1967 staff and students at Teachers training college Bulawayo |
| 1542 | Caswell, Alfred 1993 | Mentioned on a memorial at the Hillside Anglican church Bulawayo |
| 1543 | Caswell, Evelyn | Victoria Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 1544 | Caswell, Gerald Edward John | Victoria Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 1545 | Caswell, J | was at MGHS school |
| 1546 | Caswell, Peter John 1978 | 781187 T/Capt RhAEC KOAS 1 December 1978 |
| 1547 | Caswell, Rosanna 2012 | Mentioned on a memorial at the Hillside Anglican church Bulawayo |
| 1548 | Caswell, Sylvia (nee Waddilove) | Rhodesia 1970s. She married around 1977 and repordely did not have a great marriage. She was a PT teacher |
| 1549 | Catchpole, Arthur William | worked in the BSAP from 1920-23 |
| 1550 | Catchpole, Ernest Knightly | worked in the BSAP from 1910-13 |
| 1551 | Catchpole, John James | worked in the BSAP from 1938-40, Highlands Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 1552 | Catchpole, Olave | Raylton Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 1553 | Catchpole, Sheila Mary | Highlands Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 1554 | Catella, Antonietta 1963 | Born 1880 and at 82 died 8 Aug 1963. Born in Italy. In 1946 lived at 107, Wilson Street, Bulawayo and this until 1963. Was a widowed housewife with 5 kids. Died and buried in Bulawayo. Her husband was Calsar Catella. A daughter was Marina Bassani. A son of hers killed in WW2 was Bruno Tripoli Caesar Catella. |
| 1555 | Catella, Bruno 1942 | 4134192 L/Bdr Royal Artillery 102 (The Northumberland Hussars) Anti-Tank Regiment KIA 31 October 1942 |
| 1556 | Catella, Marina | In 1946 lived at 107. Wilson Street, P.O. Box 85. Bulawayo. Was a cashier |
| 1557 | Catella, Veronica Phoebe (nee Jackson) (Tina) 2013 | Lived in Shacklefords. Passed away on August 1, 2013. She was born on June 16, 1944 in (Marandellas), Rhodesia, Africa. Her parents were Charlie and Marjorie Jackson. She had married Anthony of Shacklefords. Children, Malcolm (Cyndi) of Apex, NC, Janet Schmid (Key) of Cary, NC, Cindy Catella of Tullahoma, TN, Antonia Fox (Reggie) of Yorktown, VA, and Luke (Cheryl) of Titusville, FL. Sisters were Molly Martin of Cherry Hill, NJ and Judy Wedgwood of West Chester, PA; one brother, Tom Jackson of Zug, Switzerland. |
| 1558 | Cater, Heath (b 1969) | Moved to Pretoria, South Africa, Born 1969 in Bulawayo, School Henry Low Junior, CBC Bulawayo |
| 1559 | Cater, Herbert Stanley | worked in the BSAP from 1911-19 |
| 1560 | Cates, Gerald Erskine | worked in the BSAP from 1929-30 |
| 1561 | Cathcart, Richard | son of D’Arcy & father of Jonathan. |
| 1562 | Cathcart, W | designed Salisbury town house |
| 1563 | Cathcart, William D’Arcy 1970 | Born 1886 and at 84 died 22 Jan 1970. Polocross Rhodesia in 50s. The Rhodesia Polo Association was formed in 1947 with Mr. W. D’Arcy Cathcart as the first president.Born in South Africa. Ended his life at 76 Enterprise rd Highlands salisbury. Was married with 3 kids. Died n Salisbury |
| 1564 | Cathcart-Cunnison, Myles Douglas | worked in the BSAP from 1966-81 |
| 1565 | Cathcart-Cunnison, Susan Nolleen | worked in the BSAP from 1979-80 |
| 1566 | Cathcart-James, Ivan Henry | Raylton Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 1567 | Catherine, Christopher | Marlborough High School |
| 1568 | Cathie, Sally | St Peter’s Diocesan School, Bulawayo |
| 1569 | Cathro, Charles Barrie | Raylton Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 1570 | Cathro, Dale | Jameson High School |
| 1571 | Cathro, Doris Florence | Raylton Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 1572 | Cathro, Fred (b 1950) | Moved to Pietermaritzburg, Natal South Africa, Born 1950 in Salisbury, School Gifford Tech, Worked for Army |
| 1573 | Cathro, James Watson | Salisbury City Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 1574 | Cathro, Judi | Bulawayo |
| 1575 | Cathro, Judy | Eveline |
| 1576 | Cathro, Marie Louise Maidwell | Bulawayo Technical College |
| 1577 | Cathro, May Maggie | Salisbury City Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 1578 | Cathro, Norman | |
| 1579 | Cathro, Sharon | left or still in Bulawayo |
| 1580 | Cathro, Sydney Norman | Salisbury City Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 1581 | Catilla, Cesare 1923 | Born 1870 and at 53 died 7 dec 1923. Born in Italy lived died buried Wankie. Married with 4 kids and boss at the coke ovens at Hwange. Shot himself. He was in Hwange in 1921 |
| 1582 | Catlett, Richard | worked in the BSAP in 1912 |
| 1583 | Cato, C 1896 | Murdered or missing in the Matabele war 1896 |
| 1584 | Cato, George | recorded working on Kariba construction period |
| 1585 | Cato, Hester Sussana | Salisbury South Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 1586 | Cato, Jurgens Hendrik | Salisbury South Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 1587 | Cato, Magdalena Henrietta Cato (nee Greef) 1935 | must have been born in Rhodesia circa 1867. Or Greeff. Died in Johannesburg on 26 Aug 1935 and her death notice indicates her place of birth Rhodesia. She did visit Rhodesia a few years before her death |
| 1588 | Caton, Bill | Moved to Ontario, Canada, Born in Liverpool, U.K. Worked for City Of Salisbury.central African Building Society,building Inspector |
| 1589 | Caton, Gaynor | left or still in Bulawayo |
| 1590 | Caton, Kerry (b 1976) | Moved to Brampton, ON Canada, Born 1976 in Harare, School Dominican Convent |
| 1591 | Caton, William A | In 1902-1908 lived at Umtali. Clerk |
| 1592 | Catsicas, Andrew (b 1961) | Moved to Johannesburg, South Africa, Born 1961 in Umtali, School Umtali Boys High |
| 1593 | Catsicas, Anne Mary | Umtali Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 1594 | Catsicas, Demetrius | Greek. Umtali, vice president SRhodesia football association 1938. Umtali Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 1595 | Catsicas, Evanthia 1979 | Buried at Mutare |
| 1596 | Catsicas, John | Guard force |
| 1597 | Catsicas, Katherine 1926 | Buried at Mutare |
| 1598 | Catsicas, Pantelis 1934 | Buried at Mutare |
| 1599 | Cattelino, Grazia Mario Teresa 1978 | buried at Masvingo |
| 1600 | Cattelino, Mariana (nee Barra) 1984 | buried at Masvingo |
| 1601 | Cattelino, Nepomiceno 1980 | buried at Masvingo |
| 1602 | Cattell, Edward Alexander Fleming | worked in the BSAP from 1929-32 |
| 1603 | Catterall, Bob | 1920s played cricket for Rhodesia |
| 1604 | Catterall, Josephine (neé Billington) (b 193) | Moved to Colne, Pendle, UK, Born 1938 in Lambeth, London, School Rainford, Lancashire, Worked for Dulys/K.w. Taylor |
| 1605 | Catterall, Mark (b 1967) | Moved to London, England, Born 1967 in Harare, School Umtali Boys’ High |
| 1606 | Catterall, Neil | |
| 1607 | Catterall, Peter | born in South Africa and came to Rhodesia in 1965 to Triangle Sugar Estates for 5 years. 1970 got a farm at Middle Sabi, sold it Developed a coffee farm East of Chipinga towards the Mozambique border. |
| 1608 | Catterall, R I | Air Rhodesia air hostess |
| 1609 | Catterall, Reg | Moved to Perth, W.A. Australia, Born in Birmingham, School WGS, Worked for Rr/Speciss |
| 1610 | Catterall, Roger Wells (b 1936) | Moved to Colne, Pendle,, UK, Born 1936 in Colne, Lancs. School NSTS, Nelson, Worked for Bsap 57-60, Then Taught At Jameson High 64-65 And Ughs 66-81, Then E.o. Manicaland, Taught Uk |
| 1611 | Catterall, Rory Anthony 2012 | (Died aged 47). Husband of Trina and father of Rachel and Matthew. 30th December, 2012 in Perth, Australia. |
| 1612 | Cattermole, Peter Noel (b 1921) | Born Clapham Common, London, 7th February 1921, died North Corner, Lewes, 15th December 2018. Late of Salisbury, Rhodesia and Paddock Road, Lewes. |
| 1613 | Catterson, Graeme | Lived at Kwe Kwe Redcliff, Suburbs Bulawayo, Harare. Born in the UK, lived, SA/Zambia/Rhodesia/Zimbabwe Rhodesia/Zimbabwe/Malawi/SA |
| 1614 | Catterson, Lee | army intake 161. was stationed beitbridge with 1Independent Company RAR, in 1978/79. Moved to Johannesburg, South Africa, Born 1959 in Hartlepoole, School Que Que / Byo, Worked for Rhodesia Railways |
| 1615 | Cattle, Daphne Clara | Hillside Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 1616 | Cattle, Marjorie Abbott | Salisbury Central Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 1617 | Cattle, Percival William | Salisbury Central Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 1618 | Cattle, William Frederick | Hillside Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 1619 | Catto, G A | Rhodesian In WW2 that served in the Royal navy or South African Navy forces |
| 1620 | Catto, George Alexander | In 1946 lived at Highbury, Main Street, P.O. Box 298, Bulawayo, Was a plasterer |
| 1621 | Catton, Sandra | Harare, Zimbabwe |
| 1622 | Caugherty, Thomas 1917 | From Isle of Man. Was 56 a miner and farmer. Widowed. He died 22 Dec 1917 in a Bulawayo asylum. Had a daughter in Isle of man Lilian Florence Caugherty |
| 1623 | Caughlin, John Robert | . In 1902 was at Victoria. Wheelwright |
| 1624 | Caukwell, Cyril Arthur Beckett | Registered Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 1625 | Caukwell, Mary Daisy | Umtali South Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 1626 | Cauldwell, Edward James | Raylton Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 1627 | Cauldwell, Edward Skirving 1953 | Raylton Voters 1946 – 1948. Buried at Athlone Bulawayo |
| 1628 | Caulkett, Belinda (neé Jamieson) (b 1959) | Moved to Richards Bay, Nata South Africa. Born 1959 in Bulawayo, School Hatfield High, Worked for Colgate Palmolive |
| 1629 | Caulkett, Cindy | Bulawayo, was at Eveline 1977-1979 |
| 1630 | Caulkett, Martin (b 1962) | Moved to Grays, Esse UK. Born 1962 in Salisbury, Rhodesia. School Guinea Fowl Gwelo |
| 1631 | Caulkett, Tony (b 1958) | Moved to Richards Bay, KZN South Africa, Born 1958 in Salisbury, School P.E and Oriel Boys, Worked for Military |
| 1632 | Caulton, Jeremy | Moved to London, UK. School Guinea Fowl and Sixth Form College, Bulawayo |
| 1633 | Caulton, Percival Edward 1918 | 1918 military death |
| 1634 | Caulwell, Deirdre (b 1954) | Moved to Johannesburg, South Africa. Born 1954 in Harare. School Harare Convent/Queen Elizabeth. Worked for Education Department At Hatfield Infants School |
| 1635 | Caunce, Donald Garth | worked in the BSAP from 1956-60 |
| 1636 | Causer, Mary (neé Beveridge) (b 1953) | Moved to Rotherham, UK. Born 1953 in Aberdeen |
| 1637 | Causton, Andrew (b 1966) | Moved to Johannesburg, South Africa. Born 1966 in Salisbury. School Umtali Boys High |
| 1638 | Causton, C R | Bulawayo Rhodesian society of Accountants 1938 |
| 1639 | Cautherley, Guy Harold 1973 | Born 1892 and at 81 died 3 Nov 1973. Born England lived Msengi cottage, Msengi farm Sinoia, was a retired farmer and single, died and buried in Sinoia. His parents were Henry Catherley and Mary Elizabeth Cautherley. He was in an area known as Eldorado and recorded there as early as 1939. He had a daughter Mildred-Ruth Cautherley |
| 1640 | Cauvin, Dave (b 1952) | Moved to Cononley, UK. Born 1952 in Durban. School Chaplin. Worked for Bata Shoe Co |
| 1641 | Cavanagh, Albert Fredrick | Raylton Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 1642 | Cavanagh, Aletta | Raylton Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 1643 | Cavanagh, Cecilia Juana | 1917 Kwe Kwe family with parents Cavanagh, Valentine Charles 1917 and Rosalia Cavanagh and daughter Cecilia Juana Catalina |
| 1644 | Cavanagh, James 1910 | From Dublin Ireland. Parents were james and Mary. A 69 year old retired and married to Mary Cavanagh, He died 25 Nov 1910 at Green Point cape Town. Children were Henry Cavanagh, James Cavanagh, Ellen Sauerlander (nee Cavanagh) and Stephen Cavanagh, He left moveable and immoveable property. |
| 1645 | Cavanagh, Rosalia | 1917 Kwe Kwe family with parents Cavanagh, Valentine Charles 1917 and Rosalia Cavanagh and daughter Cecilia Juana Catalina. Married in Spain. Kwe Kwe in 1918 |
| 1646 | Cavanagh, Stephen George | worked in the BSAP from 1978-81 |
| 1647 | Cavanagh, Valentine Charles 1917 | From Paarl in the Cape colony. A 37 engine driver and married to Rosalia Cavanagh in Spain. Died 30 Sept 1917 at the Globe Phoenix Kwe Kwe. Had a child Cecilia Juana Catalina |
| 1648 | Cavanagh, Viv | cranborne |
| 1649 | Cave, Charles (b 1973) | Moved to Lancashire, UK. Born 1973 in Bulawayo. School chimanimani/Chancellor,Lewisam,Hallingbury/Ccc. Worked for Uys Auto |
| 1650 | Cave, Charlie | |
| 1651 | Cave, Dennis Grant | worked in the BSAP from 1947-50 |
| 1652 | Cave, James (b 1966) | Moved to Burscough, lanc England. Born 1966 in Darwen. School UBHS Oriel Johncowey. Worked for Caves Motors |
| 1653 | Cave, James Desmond Dooge | worked in the BSAP from 1936-39 |
| 1654 | Cave, Lara Susan (nee Spencer) 2016 | September 14, 1975 – February 11, 2016 at 40, and passed away in Calgary’s Foothills Hospital. She was born September 14, 1975 in Bulawayo, Rhodesia to Jeffery (d 1997) and Lovice (Campbell) Spencer. Her family relocated to South Africa where she graduated from Queensburgh Girls’ High School in 1993. She married Garth in Durban on in 1996. Work opportunities led the couple to London, UK and ultimately Cochrane in 2008. Lara worked in the community at Guy’s Café & Bakery, Sweet Temptations and finally Critters Pet Store. Her children were Sarah & Bradd. Her Her brother was Barry |
| 1655 | Cave, Michael (b 1963) | Moved to Leyland, Uk. Born 1963 in Blackburn. School Ubhs,Thhs,Mhs, Worked for Border Timbers |
| 1656 | Cave, Michael Storrar | worked in the BSAP from 1947-69 |
| 1657 | Cave, Neil (b 1957) | Moved to Kinsale, Cork Ireland. Born 1957 in Redruth, School Gifford, Worked for Intake 144 |
| 1658 | Cave, Sue (neé Forrest) (b 1956) | Moved to Stratford-upon-avon, Wark UK, Born 1956 in Bulawayo, School Henry Low |
| 1659 | Cavender, Barry John | sold property in Bulawayo 2008 |
| 1660 | Cavender, Richard (b 1933) | Moved to Wellingborough, UK. Born 1933 |
| 1661 | Cavender, Shirley (b 1935) | Moved to England, UK. Born 1935 |
| 1662 | Cavender, Wayne (b 1961) | Was at Plumtree school. Moved yo Wellingborough, UK, Born 1961 in Lusaka, School Thomas Coulter, Plumtree. Moved to Wellingborough, UK. Born 1961 in Lusaka. School Thomas Coulter, Plumtree |
| 1663 | Cavendish, Richard Charles Alexander | CBE. worked in the BSAP from 1906-11 |
| 1664 | Cavendish, Spencer Frederick George 1915 | From London, Was 58 a contractor and widowed. Died 7 Dec 1915 in Umtali. . In 1902 was at Hartebeest Nek, Melsetter.. Farmer. In 1908 lived at Penhalonga. Contractor. |
| 1665 | Cavers-White, I | Was at Plumtree school Grey house 42-46 |
| 1666 | Cavers-White, Mark | Rhodesian airforce |
| 1667 | Cavers-White, May Constance | Salisbury Central Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 1668 | Cavers-White, Willoughby Llndley | Salisbury Central Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 1669 | Cavey, Bernard Edward | worked in the BSAP from 1946-69 |
| 1670 | Cavill, Merle Cecelia (b 1943) | born 1st January 1943 and owned 17 Tenby Avenue, Bradfield, Bulawayo until 2018 |
| 1671 | Cavill, Minnie Florence | Buried at Athlone Bulawayo |
| 1672 | Cavill, Peter Augustine (b 1942) | Bulawayo 2022, and born 27 january 1942. Owned property in Burnside Bulawayo |
| 1673 | Cavinato, Sharon (neé Procter) (b 1950) | Moved to Cooma, NSW Australia. Born 1950 in Ashford Kent, School Townsend Worked for Procter Metals |
| 1674 | Cavinato, Walter (b 1945) | Moved to Cooma, NSW Australia. Born 1945 in Milan. Worked for T Cavinato And Son |
| 1675 | Caw, Arthur Gordon | Raylton Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 1676 | Caw, Violet May (nee Bowen) | From a 1940s Rhodesia family with mother Alice Bowen and daughters Beatrice Maud Barkley (nee Bowen) and Violet May Caw (nee Bowen). Mentioned on mothers 1941 Athlone Bulawayo memorial, Raylton Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 1677 | Cawker, Ellen (neé Watson) (b 1946) | Moved to Margate, KZN South Africa. Born 1946 in Perth Scotland, School Evelyn, Worked for Mackays. Born 1946 in Perth, Scotland, School Eveline, Bulawayo, Worked for A.A.C. |
| 1678 | Cawker, Tom (b 1941) | Moved to Klerksdorp, NW South Africa, Born 1941 in Kimberley, RSA, School Plumtree, Worked for Anglo, Lusaka |
| 1679 | Cawley, Beatrice | 1918 executor for Cawley, Hugh 1918 |
| 1680 | Cawley, Hugh 1918 | 1918 military death. Related to Beatrice Cawley |
| 1681 | Cawood, Ann (b 1958) | Moved to Johannesburg, South Africa. Born 1958 in Ndola, Worked for Elize Bezuidenhout |
| 1682 | Cawood, Ann Anna (b 1918) | Lived at Odzi in 1921. A family with parents Cawood, Lionel Hilton 1920 and Cawood, Ann Cornelia Katrina Aletta Sophia married at Rusape. Children were Lionel Johannes Cawood (b 1 Mar 1917), Ann Anna Cawood (b 17 Apr 1918) and Violet Daphne Anna Cornelia Cawood (b 21 Oct 1919). |
| 1683 | Cawood, Ann Cornelia Katrina Aletta Sophia | Lived at Odzi in 1921. A family with parents Cawood, Lionel Hilton 1920 and Cawood, Ann Cornelia Katrina Aletta Sophia married at Rusape. Children were Lionel Johannes Cawood (b 1 Mar 1917), Ann Anna Cawood (b 17 Apr 1918) and Violet Daphne Anna Cornelia Cawood (b 21 Oct 1919). |
| 1684 | Cawood, Anne Maria (nee Hulley) 1908 | From Somerset east Cape colony. Parents were Edward Hulley and Mary Hulley. A 54 widow, Lost her husband in 1900. They had married in Kimberely. Died 11 Oct 1908 at Umtali. Children were Lionel Hilton Cawood, Oliver Richard Cawood, William Cawood, and David Cawood |
| 1685 | Cawood, Arnold Philip | 1919 Salisbury family with parents Cawood, Rachel Maria Mayer Bester (nee Bester) 1919 and Cawood, Philip Arnold married at Maritzburg Natal. Children were Arnold Philip Cawood and Izak Bester Cawood |
| 1686 | Cawood, B | Mazunga ranch in 1968 doing citus, Beitbridge |
| 1687 | Cawood, Barry Richard | worked in the BSAP from 1963-67 |
| 1688 | Cawood, Brian (b 1957) | Moved to Townsville, Qld Australia, Born 1957 in Chingola, Zambia, School Prince Edward |
| 1689 | Cawood, D H | Salisbury in 1921. Brother was Cawood, Lionel Hilton 1920. Parents were James Samuel Cawood and Ann Mariah Cawood. |
| 1690 | Cawood, David | 1908 family with mother Anne Maria Cawood (nee Hulley) (1908) and children Lionel Hilton Cawood, Oliver Richard Cawood, William Cawood, and David Cawood |
| 1691 | Cawood, Deborah (neé Meyer) (b 1967) | Moved to Empangeni, South Africa. Born 1967 in Harare. School Borrowdale Jnr School/Vanona High School |
| 1692 | Cawood, E | Beitbridge farmer Mazunga ranch 1968 |
| 1693 | Cawood, Eamor (neé Morgan) (b 1960) | Moved to Durban, South Africa. Born 1960. School Roosevelt GHS, Worked for Esc – Bindura |
| 1694 | Cawood, Elizabeth (nee Turney) 1927 | Born 1852 and at 75 died 9 Jan 1927. Born in England lived died buried Bulawayo. Was widow with 3 kids. Father was John Turney. Husband had been John Jeremiah Joseph Cawood. Children were Daisy Cawood married to J E Hunter and Irene Florence Leonora Cawood married to C P Inganello. |
| 1695 | Cawood, Gillian | Hatfield High School 1955 – 1959 |
| 1696 | Cawood, Glenn (b 1973) | Moved to Banbury, Oxon UK. Born 1973 in Harare. School St Johns |
| 1697 | Cawood, Hendricka Jacoba | Salisbury North Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 1698 | Cawood, Isabella Mathew | Salisbury City Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 1699 | Cawood, Izak Bester | 1919 Salisbury family with parents Cawood, Rachel Maria Mayer Bester (nee Bester) 1919 and Cawood, Philip Arnold married at Maritzburg Natal. Children were Arnold Philip Cawood and Izak Bester Cawood |
| 1700 | Cawood, J | 1965 police or army |
| 1701 | Cawood, James 1907 | Chipinga Meadows Farm. Died 1 September 1907 |
| 1702 | Cawood, James Francis William | Salisbury North Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 1703 | Cawood, Lionel Hilton 1920 | Born 1879 and at 41 died 15 Jul 1920. Born in the Cape Colony lived died buried Montezuma mine Odzi. He was married and a gold miner. Parents were James Samuel Cawood and Ann Mariah Cawood. His wife was Ann Cornelia Katrina Aletta Sophia Cawood at Rusape. Children were Lionel Johannes Cawood (b 1 Mar 1917), Ann Anna Cawood (b 17 Apr 1918) and Violet Daphne Anna Cornelia Cawood (b 21 Oct 1919). His brother was D H Cawood |
| 1704 | Cawood, Lionel Johannes (b 1917) | Lived at Odzi in 1921. A family with parents Cawood, Lionel Hilton 1920 and Cawood, Ann Cornelia Katrina Aletta Sophia married at Rusape. Children were Lionel Johannes Cawood (b 1 Mar 1917), Ann Anna Cawood (b 17 Apr 1918) and Violet Daphne Anna Cornelia Cawood (b 21 Oct 1919). |
| 1705 | Cawood, Margaret | Salisbury South Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 1706 | Cawood, Michael Manley | Salisbury South Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 1707 | Cawood, Mr | BSAP 1974 |
| 1708 | Cawood, Patricia | Hatfield High School 1955 – 1959 |
| 1709 | Cawood, Patricia Jean | lnsiza Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 1710 | Cawood, Peter Lascelles (b 1947) | Moved to Harare, Zimbabwe. Born 1947 in Salisbury. School Mt Pleasant Boys High. Worked for Taxes, worked in the BSAP from 1968-79 |
| 1711 | Cawood, Philip Arnold | 1919 Salisbury family with parents Cawood, Rachel Maria Mayer Bester (nee Bester) 1919 and Cawood, Philip Arnold married at Maritzburg Natal. Children were Arnold Philip Cawood and Izak Bester Cawood |
| 1712 | Cawood, Rachel Maria Mayer Bester (nee Bester) 1919 | From the OFS. Father was Abraham Izak Jacob Bester from harrismith, She was 34 and married to Philip Arnold Cawood at Maritzburg Natal. She died 1 Oct 1919 at Baker street Salisbury. Children were Arnold Philip Cawood and Izak Bester Cawood |
| 1713 | Cawood, Ralph Donald 1970 | Born 1910 and at 60 died 16 Dec 1970. Born Kimberley South Africa. Parents were Ralph Henry Cawood and Isabella Mathew Cawood. Lived and died at Woodson store and butchery Madziwa Shamva. He normally stayed at Phoebus farm. Was cremated. He was a retired farmer.Was married to Marjorie Joyce Cawood, in Salisbury 27th August 1938. Kids were Donald Cawood, Ralph Michael Cawood and Anthony Barry Cawood. In 1928 played rugby for Alexandra sports club in Salisbury. |
| 1714 | Cawood, Ralph Henry | Salisbury City Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 1715 | Cawood, Richard 1919 | From Uitenhage SA. Father was William Cawood. He was 79 a farmer and lived at Ganna Hock. Was widowed. His wife had been Erilda Cawood (nee Buckley) (d 19 Apr 1905). He died 5 Apr 1919 at Cradock. His kids were Annie Clefford married to E J Stanley, Oswald Cawood, William Ledger Cawood, Alica Maud married to W J C Faure, Sarah Gladys Cawood, Dora Cawood, Lydia Rebecca married to D C Giddy, Richard Stanforth Cawood, Ilda Olve married to Gilbert L Lauce, Edward James Schreiner Cawood, and John Richard Cawood |
| 1716 | Cawood, Robert Duncan | Lilydale, P.O. Avondale, Salisbury. 1939. Salisbury City Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 1717 | Cawood, Sam | Mazunga ranch in 1968 doing citus, Beitbridge |
| 1718 | Cawood, Tony | Hatfield High School 1955 – 1959 |
| 1719 | Cawood, Violet Daphne Anna Cornelia (b 1919) | Lived at Odzi in 1921. A family with parents Cawood, Lionel Hilton 1920 and Cawood, Ann Cornelia Katrina Aletta Sophia married at Rusape. Children were Lionel Johannes Cawood (b 1 Mar 1917), Ann Anna Cawood (b 17 Apr 1918) and Violet Daphne Anna Cornelia Cawood (b 21 Oct 1919). |
| 1720 | Cawood, Wilfred Verdun | Salisbury City Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 1721 | Cawson, Joseph 1938 | Buried at Athlone Bulawayo |
| 1722 | Cawson, Mary Agnes 1950 | Buried at Athlone Bulawayo |
| 1723 | Cawthorne, Albert Edward | Salisbury North Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 1724 | Chant, Becky | |
| 1725 | Cawthorne, Terry | Churchill School |
| 1726 | Cay, Derek (b 1959) | Moved to Durban, South Africa. Born 1959 in Choma Zambia, School Prince Edward, Worked for Barlows, army intake 159 |
| 1727 | Cay, Frank 1990 | passed away in Doonside, SA in 1990 |
| 1728 | Cay, Gary (b 1961) | Moved to Sydney, NSW Australia, Born 1961 in Livingstone, School Allan Wilson, Worked for Saltrama Plastex |
| 1729 | Cay, Lynn (neé Bews) (b 1961) | Moved to Sydney, NSW Australia. Born 1961 in Salisbury, School Lord Malvern, Worked for Rene Haute Coiffure |
| 1730 | Caygill, Jessie Florence | Shabani Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 1731 | Caygill, Marjorie | |
| 1732 | Caygill, Thomas Burton | In 1902-1904 lived at Salisbury. Engineer |
| 1733 | Cazalet, Dave (b 1942) | Moved to Pickering, Ont Canada. Born 1942 in Nkana, Zambia. School Gilbert Rennie. Worked for Rhokana Corp. |
| 1734 | Cazalet, Henry Devereux | Gwanda Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 1735 | Cazalet, Mabel Ellen 1981 | mentioned on a memorial Claremont Nyanga Church |
| 1736 | Cazalet, Roger Hamilton 1991 | worked in the BSAP from 1923-28 . mentioned on a memorial Claremont Nyanga Church |
| 1737 | Cazan, Lawrence (b 1946) | Moved to Ft Lauderdale, Fl USA. Born 1946 in Harare. School Churchill. Worked for Falls City Tobacco Co |
| 1738 | Cazaz, John | In 1904 lived at Salisbury. Baker |
| 1739 | Cearn, George William | In 1908 lived at Stand 1258, Bulawayo. Accountant, Standowner |
| 1740 | Cech, Denis | army intake 91 |
| 1741 | Cecil, Hewitt 1970 | Buried at Mutare |
| 1742 | Cecil, Walter John | worked in the BSAP in 1946 |
| 1743 | Ceely, Steve (b 1957) | Moved to Perth, WA Australia. Born 1957 in Kadoma. School Hartley Junior School/Jameson High. Worked for Bain Farm Equipment |
| 1744 | Ceely, Sylvia (neé Edwards) (b 1958) | Moved to Perth, WA Australia. Born 1958 in Bindura. School Hartley Junior School/Jameson High School and Jameson High. Worked for Barclays Bank |
| 1745 | Celdard, Joyce Yvonne | In 1946 lived at 7 Bates Street, Salisbury. Ridge Road, Avondale, P.O. Box 521, Salisbury. Was a Shop Assistant |
| 1746 | Cele, Caroline | Salisbury South Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 1747 | Celeste, Jane (neé Whytock) (b 1960) | Moved to Voorschoten, Netherlands. Born 1960. School Oriel |
| 1748 | Celliers, Bertie Bedford | Victoria Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 1749 | Celliers, Celeste Mary | Victoria Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 1750 | Celliers, Jacob Charl Marais | Victoria Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 1751 | Celliers, John 1896 | Born 1871. A 25 year old unmarried miner. A trooper in the Africander corps. He was wounded 29 March 1896 fighting against the Matabele on the Shiloh. Died 15 May 1896. Buried at Athlone Bulawayo. Tpr Byo FF Afric Corps KIA 15 May 1896 (or Cilliers). Died of wounds in action in the Matabele war |
| 1752 | Celliers, Rob | |
| 1753 | Celliers, S A | c/o Box 640, Salisbury. Beatrice 1938 |
| 1754 | Celliers, Susan | was at Northlea school in 1974 to 1976. She was a boarder at Northlea High. |
| 1755 | Celliers, W H | Kachesi, P.O. Sinioa 1939 |
| 1756 | Celorico, Bela (b 1961) | Moved to Jhb, South Africa. Born 1961 in Lisbon. School Eveline |
| 1757 | Cenciper, M | Box 35. Using Shabani Post Office. (Belingwe District) 1938. |
| 1758 | Centola, Gianluigi (b 1965) | Moved to Bari, ba Italy. Born 1965. School Prince Edward high |
| 1759 | Cerff, Isabella | |
| 1760 | Cerff, Robert Hugh (Rob) 1978 | 106161 Cpl RAR 3 (Indep) Coy KIA 18 March 1978 |
| 1761 | Cerruti, Alby (b 1952) | Moved to Harare, Zimbabwe. Born 1952 in Harare. School Oriel Boys. Worked for Sinoia High |
| 1762 | Chace, George Washington | Umtali North Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 1763 | Chace, Pansy Alfreda | Umtali Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 1764 | Chadd, Douglas John | In 1946 lived at 1, Selborne Avenue (East), Kumalo, P.O. Box 603, Bulawayo. Was a clerk |
| 1765 | Chadd, Evelyn Maud | Selukwe Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 1766 | Chadd, Percy Edward | Selukwe Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 1767 | Chadder, Clive (b 1950) | Moved to Melbourne, Vict Australia. Born 1950 in Gatooma. School Umtali Boys High. Was around in 1981. Fort Vic /Masvingo. Lin had 2 little boys and was married to Clive Chadder. They left in early 80’s for Melbourne. Youngest son Paul became a talented musician. |
| 1768 | Chadder, Lin (Lindsay) (neé Muir) (b 1948) | Moved to Melbourne, Vic Australia. Born 1948 in Bulawayo. School Eveline. Worked for Dept Social Welfare. Was around in 1981. Fort Vic /Masvingo. Lyn had 2 little boys and was married to Clive Chadder. They left in early 80’s for Melbourne. Youngest son Paul became a talented musician. |
| 1769 | Chadder, Paul | was around in 1981. Fort Vic /Masvingo. Lin had 2 little boys and was married to Clive Chadder. They left in early 80’s for Melbourne. Youngest son Paul became a talented musician. |
| 1770 | Chaddington, Chad | Rhodesian army 1970s and appears to have been a mercenary |
| 1771 | Chadowitz, Jack (b 1953) | Moved to Boston, MA USA. Born 1953 in Bulawayo. School Carmel, Gifford Tech. Worked for Studied At Uct, Then Moved To London, Israel, US,Israel and then back in US since 1996. |
| 1772 | Chadwick, Anthony Bruce 1983 | mentioned on a memorial Claremont Nyanga Church |
| 1773 | Chadwick, Aubrey Ronald | worked in the BSAP from 1946-50 |
| 1774 | Chadwick, Brenda (neé Plasket) (b 1963) | Moved to Durban, South Africa. Born 1963 in Livingstone. School Eveline, Byo. Worked for Meikles |
| 1775 | Chadwick, Brian Robert | worked in the BSAP from 1947-50 |
| 1776 | Chadwick, Carleigh | Speciss College Harare |
| 1777 | Chadwick, Cecil Horace 1974 | Born 1903 and at 71 died 12 Mar 1974. Born in Sussex England lived 28 Colnebrook Lane Highlands Harare, born 16th May 1902. Was married and retired whne he passed away. Had been a Bromley farmer. Died in Salisbury and was cremated. He had married Chloris Marie Chadwick in Southport Lancs England 4 June 1932. Children were Ann Wolsley and Roger Hunter Chadwick. Marandellas Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 1778 | Chadwick, Chloris Marie | Marandellas Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 1779 | Chadwick, David | A 1970s tobacco grower of the year. Farmed at Nyangua in northern karoi. From pioneer stock. Also played cricket for Karoi, was in the Police reserve and was on the commitee of the local Farmers association |
| 1780 | Chadwick, David Grant 1983 | mentioned on a memorial Claremont Nyanga Church |
| 1781 | Chadwick, Dorothea | Salisbury Central Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 1782 | Chadwick, Harry A 1900 | Buried at Mutare |
| 1783 | Chadwick, Helena Hobson | Salisbury Gardens Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 1784 | Chadwick, Howard Leslie | worked in the BSAP from 1925-27 |
| 1785 | Chadwick, Irene Cecilia | Salisbury City Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 1786 | Chadwick, John (b 1954) | Moved to East Grinstead, UK. Born 1954 in Salisbury. School Alan Wilson. Worked for Air Rhodesia |
| 1787 | Chadwick, Keith (b 1966) | Moved to Johannesburg, South Africa. Born 1966 in Johannesburg. School Vainona, Prince Edward. Worked for De Beers, Gfsa |
| 1788 | Chadwick, Lawrence Michael | worked in the BSAP from 1973-76 |
| 1789 | Chadwick, Leslie Bloor | Umtali Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 1790 | Chadwick, Linda | Family was Neill Chadwick and Pat Chadwick and siblings were Paula (Australia) Linda (Harare) and Nicola (England) |
| 1791 | Chadwick, Melaney (neé Stocks) (b 1963) | Moved to Perth, wa Australia. Born 1963 in Salisbury,rhodesia. School John mcleary primary school;Nettleton junior school;Evelyn Girls high;Bulawayo Convent. Worked for Truworths Bulawayo |
| 1792 | Chadwick, Mike | said to have left prior to 2004 and had been in Bulawayo |
| 1793 | Chadwick, Pat (nee Cleminshaw) 2006 | died 2006. Wife of Neill and loving Mother of Paula (Australia) Linda (Harare) and Nicola (England) and their families. Died suddenly in England Wednesday 19th July. |
| 1794 | Chadwick, Peter (b 1959) | Moved to Worksop , nott UK. Born 1959 in Salisbury. School lord malvern. Worked for Rhodesian Army |
| 1795 | Chadwick, Reginald Martin | Died on active service possibly in 1921 or in the few years before |
| 1796 | Chadwick, Reginald Milbank | Salisbury Central Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 1797 | Chadwick, Shireen Ashleigh (b 1974) | Born 3 December 1974 in Bulawayo. Moved from Zimbabwe to UK |
| 1798 | Chadwick, Simon (b 1963) | Moved to Saratoga, CA USA. Born 1963 in Salisbury. School Vainona High, Prince Edward. Worked for Ncr |
| 1799 | Chadwick, Stella Doreen | Umtali Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 1800 | Chadwick, William Sydney | worked in the BSAP from 1903-04 |
| 1801 | Chait, Andrew (Andy) 1977 | 725153 Sgt MLM (Posthumous) SAS C Sqn. Sergeant (03/10/77), C Squadron, SAS, KIA. Killed at Chioco, Tete Province, Mozambique, aged 27 years. Three SAS assault teams, made up of members of A and B Troops, led by Sergeants Andy Chait, Iain Bowen and Captain Graham Wilson, launched an attack on a ZANLA and Frelimo Camp at Chioco. As they moved into the garrison town at first light, they found the enemy in trenches and bunkers but, accounting for them was difficult, and whilst Sergeant Andy Chait was preparing to receive a grenade from one of his team, which he intended to use against an enemy RPD (light machine gun) position, a lone terrorist opened fire from a trench, killing Andy instantly. Corporal Imre Baka, using the same grenade, neutralised the terrorist. 38 CTs were accounted for during the raid. Andy is buried at the Warren Hills Cemetery, Salisbury. |
| 1802 | Chales, Colleen Molly | Que Que Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 1803 | Chalk, Barbara (neé Kingdom) (b 1957) | Moved to Adelaide, SA Australia. Born 1957 in Gatoma. School Bulwayo. Worked for Michael Hogg Advertisig |
| 1804 | Chalk, Brian | worked in the BSAP from 1951-73 |
| 1805 | Chalk, David (b 1955) | Moved to Maidstone, Kent UK. Born 1955 in Isleworth. School Springvale/Peterhouse. Worked for Nedlaw/art Corporation |
| 1806 | Chalk, Michael (b 1955) | Moved to Adelaide, SA Australia. Born 1955 in Durban. School Prince Edward. Worked for Cimas |
| 1807 | Chalk, Victor Ian | worked in the BSAP from 1964-77 |
| 1808 | Chalker, David (b 1953) | Moved to Sydney, NSW Australia. Born 1953 in Salisbury. School Guinea Fowl. Worked for Fulton & Evans |
| 1809 | Chalker, Peter Chalmers | worked in the BSAP from 1946-58 |
| 1810 | Chalklen, Cheryl-Ann | byo |
| 1811 | Chalklen, Gary | seeems to have died in 2019 |
| 1812 | Challen, Percy George 1919 | Born 1882 and at 37 died 8 Aug 1919. Born England lived Nil Desperandum mine Gwanda died buried Belingwe. Was a mine millman and single. His mother was a tailor and fitter in England. worked in the BSAP from 1902-06 |
| 1813 | Challen, William C | worked in the BSAP from 1901-04. In 1908 lived at Filabusi. B.S.A. Police |
| 1814 | Challenger, Albert Edward 1944 | 80068 and 777619 and B 10176 Flt Lt Royal Air Force DOAS 6 Nov 1944 |
| 1815 | Challenor, Ethel Jessie | Salisbury Central Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 1816 | Challis, Christopher Frank | From UK. Came out and worked in Bulawayo c1918-1938 – he was Ohlsons Brewery Manager there and married a local girl (surname Green) her residence on their marriage record was the Carlton Hotel, Bulawayo. They had a daughter Phyllis born 1928, He first turns up in 1923 in Bulawayo as a manager. He was married to Margaret Irene Challis (nee Green). Looking at a 1919 Directory he is the manager of Ohlsson’s Cape Breweries. It was on Wilson Street Bulawayo. |
| 1817 | Challis, Margaret Irene (nee Green) | Bulawayo family with parents Challis, Christopher Frank and Challis, Margaret Irene (nee Green) and daughter Phyllis Challis |
| 1818 | Challis, Phyllis | Bulawayo family with parents Challis, Christopher Frank and Challis, Margaret Irene (nee Green) and daughter Phyllis Challis, She was born in 1928 |
| 1819 | Chalmers, Alfred Felix | Victoria Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 1820 | Chalmers, Andrew | In 1946 lived at 36, Twelfth Avenue, Bulawayo. Was an electrician |
| 1821 | Chalmers, Andrew | Salisbury City Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 1822 | Chalmers, Arthur G | In 1908 lived at Umsingwane River. Trader |
| 1823 | Chalmers, Arthur Sidney 1955 | Raylton Voters 1946 – 1948. Buried at Athlone Bulawayo |
| 1824 | Chalmers, Bill | |
| 1825 | Chalmers, Bobbie | 1969 1970s Rhodesia football team |
| 1826 | Chalmers, C J | Circulation branch Bulawayo 1938 |
| 1827 | Chalmers, Caroline Marjorie | Mrs. Freugh, P.O. Shamva 1939. Mazoe Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 1828 | Chalmers, Cecil James | Gwelo Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 1829 | Chalmers, Cecil Wolsey | Rhodesia Regiment Boer War. Trooper |
| 1830 | Chalmers, Charles Henry | worked in the BSAP from 1900-20. In 1904 lived at Salisbury. B.S.A. Police |
| 1831 | Chalmers, Christopher 1907 | Died 5 Jun 1907 in Bulawayo. Lived for an hour, Died in Bulawayo and was to be buried at Woollandale farm. No first name so one was created |
| 1832 | Chalmers, D | played Rhodesia rugby in 1952 |
| 1833 | Chalmers, Daphne 2019 | an ex UGHS girl, married to a Tom was brutally attacked with her husband in Eden Hills in Harare (both in their 80s) and husband survived but she died. 2019 |
| 1834 | Chalmers, David Ferguson | In 1908 lived at P.O. Box 388, Bulawayo. Wheelwright |
| 1835 | Chalmers, David Longmore 1945 | M 2630 and 778025 and M 2680 Sgt Southern Rhodesia Air Force DOAS 2 December 1945 |
| 1836 | Chalmers, Des (b 1949) | Moved to Weston Super Mare, some UK. Born 1949 in Bulawayo. School hamilton high. Worked for RLI Afdis 9rr |
| 1837 | Chalmers, Desmond (Des) (b 1941) | Moved to Harare, Zimbabwe. Born 1941 in Jhb, Sa. School Umtali Boys High. Worked for Aero Services, Rothmans Of Pall Mall |
| 1838 | Chalmers, Emily 1945 | Buried at Athlone Bulawayo |
| 1839 | Chalmers, Esme Dawn | had property in Hillside Bulawayo upto 2008 |
| 1840 | Chalmers, Fiona (neé Cochrane) (b 1966) | Moved to London, UK. Born 1966 in Wankie. School Girls High Harare. Worked for Founders Kwekwe, Chibuku Breweries Kwekwe |
| 1841 | Chalmers, George 1935 | Buried at Athlone Bulawayo |
| 1842 | Chalmers, Gerald Graham 1942 | 778593 and M 996 Sgt Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserve 106 Sqn KIA 11 Sept 1942 |
| 1843 | Chalmers, Gladys Erica | Salisbury Gardens Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 1844 | Chalmers, Guy Ferris Sculthorpe | worked in the BSAP from 1978-81 |
| 1845 | Chalmers, H P | Rhodesia WW1 |
| 1846 | Chalmers, Hudson Pullen | B.S.A. Co., Virginia Estate, P.B. 55A, Salisbury (Manager). 1939, Mazoe Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 1847 | Chalmers, J A | Mrs. Aberelwyn, P.O Sawmills 1939 |
| 1848 | Chalmers, James Alfred | In 1908 lived at Stand 987, Bulawayo. Dairyman |
| 1849 | Chalmers, Janet | In 1946 lived at 36, Twelfth Avenue, Bulawayo. Was married |
| 1850 | Chalmers, Jno. Alexander | In 1908 lived at 18 Sauer’s Chambers, Bulawayo. Mining Engineer |
| 1851 | Chalmers, John Ernest | Rhodesia Regiment Boer War. Trooper. In 1908 lived at Granger Gwanda. Storekeeper |
| 1852 | Chalmers, Kai | |
| 1853 | Chalmers, Kevin | byo |
| 1854 | Chalmers, Louisa | Wankie Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 1855 | Chalmers, Margaret | Wankie Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 1856 | Chalmers, Margaret Isabella | Salisbury City Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 1857 | Chalmers, Margaret Vernon | Hartley Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 1858 | Chalmers, Mavis (neé Hull) (b 1941) | Moved to Harare, Zimbabwe. Born 1941 in Redcar, Uk. School Ellis Robins Co-Ed. Worked for Sanders, Ppi Spicers |
| 1859 | Chalmers, Penny (neé King) (b 1952) | Moved to Durban, RSA South Africa. Born 1952 in Bradford England. School Oriel Girls High. Worked for Std Bank |
| 1860 | Chalmers, Peter | In 1946 lived at 106, Grey Street, Bulawayo, Was a mechanic |
| 1861 | Chalmers, Peter | 1972 mens Rugby team |
| 1862 | Chalmers, R M | Kerry, P.O. Beatrice. 1938 |
| 1863 | Chalmers, Rachel 1931 | Buried at Athlone Bulawayo |
| 1864 | Chalmers, Robert Gerald 1957 | Buried at Athlone Bulawayo |
| 1865 | Chalmers, Robert Hannay | Hartley Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 1866 | Chalmers, Robert Stanley | worked in the BSAP from 1934-35 , Wankie Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 1867 | Chalmers, Robynne | |
| 1868 | Chalmers, Sarah Ethel | Gwelo Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 1869 | Chalmers, Sarah Petronella 1971 | Buried at Athlone Bulawayo |
| 1870 | Chalmers, Shirley (neé Swann) (b 1929) | Moved to Weston Super Mare, some UK. Born 1929 in Pietermaritzburg. School Eveline. Worked for Des Chalmers Eletrical |
| 1871 | Chalmers, Shirley Maureen 2014 | Died 13th August, 2014. Wife of Des and she had moved to Pietermaritzburg after he passed away. |
| 1872 | Chalmers, Stu | Born Harare, and lived in Harare, Bulawayo, mutare |
| 1873 | Chalmers, T | Box 35.Using Shabani Post Office. (Belingwe District) 1938. |
| 1874 | Chalmers, T G 1947 | Buried at Athlone Bulawayo |
| 1875 | Chalmers, Thomas | Had a 2019 Harare phone number |
| 1876 | Chalmers, Wilfred Seymour | worked in the BSAP from 1904-06 |
| 1877 | Chaloner, Anne Beatrice | Salisbury North Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 1878 | Chaloner, Anne Jocelyn Carter | Salisbury North Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 1879 | Chaloner, George Graham | Salisbury North Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 1880 | Chaloner, George Herbert | Salisbury North Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 1881 | Chaloner, Muriel | Miss. Lived at Boggies trust Gweru |
| 1882 | Chamberlain, David (b 1947) | Moved to Tunbridge Wells, kent UK. Born 1947 in Croydon. School luanshya high |
| 1883 | Chamberlain, Glynn (b 1963) | Moved to Johannesburg, South Africa, Born 1963 in Bulawayo. School Hamilton High School |
| 1884 | Chamberlain, Herbert Edward (Jimson) 1941 | worked in the BSAP from 1935-38 , 777660 Sgt Royal Air Force 144 Sqn KIA 12 October 1941 |
| 1885 | Chamberlain, Herbert Michael | Que Que Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 1886 | Chamberlain, I | Midland schools rugby 1981 |
| 1887 | Chamberlain, J | Capt. ., Myrtlecham, Somabula 1939 |
| 1888 | Chamberlain, Joan | |
| 1889 | Chamberlain, Kenneth Privette | worked in the BSAP from 1921-22 |
| 1890 | Chamberlain, Kevin (b 1964) | Moved to Cape Town, South Africa. Born 1964 in Bulawayo. School Hamilton High, Worked for Voltex (SA) |
| 1891 | Chamberlain, Lindsay (neé Holt) (b 1966) | Moved to Cape Town, South Africa. Born 1966 in Salisbury. School Hatfield Girls High |
| 1892 | Chamberlain, Terence Thomas | worked in the BSAP in 1946 |
| 1893 | Chamberlain, Veronica | |
| 1894 | Chambers, Arthur Leo | In 1904-1908 lived at Gwelo. Mining Engineer, Property owner |
| 1895 | Chambers, Charles Leslie | worked in the BSAP from 1961-63 |
| 1896 | Chambers, Deborah | Harare |
| 1897 | Chambers, Elizabeth (b 1975) | Moved to Canberra, ACT Australia. Born 1975 in Harare. School Eaglesvale |
| 1898 | Chambers, Ezra 1900 | Born 1875 died 17th May 1900. Born England and worked as a valet. Died and buried in Bulawayo |
| 1899 | Chambers, F | Knockholt, P.B. 118D., Salisbury 1939 |
| 1900 | Chambers, Frank | Umtali Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 1901 | Chambers, George Alfred | worked in the BSAP from 1936-39 |
| 1902 | Chambers, Grant (b 1968) | Moved to Richards Bay, South Africa. Born 1968 in Salisbury. School Hatfield Junior, Cranbourne Boys high |
| 1903 | Chambers, Henry Herbert | worked in the BSAP from 1912-14 |
| 1904 | Chambers, Jane | |
| 1905 | Chambers, Mary Eveline | Salisbury North Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 1906 | Chambers, Mary Louisa | Umtali Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 1907 | Chambers, Noel Laurence | Salisbury North Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 1908 | Chambers, Philip 2006 | died 2006. Husband of Fiona and Dad of Rebecca, Angus, Tim and the late Kieron. |
| 1909 | Chambers, Raymond | worked in the BSAP from 1911-14 |
| 1910 | Chambers, Rupert | In 1904 lived at Gwelo. Farmer |
| 1911 | Chambers, W J | Rhodesian In WW2 that served in the Royal navy or South African Navy forces |
| 1912 | Chambrot, Debbie | born in Johannesburg and moved to Rhodesia. Lived in Salisbury and Bulawayo |
| 1913 | Chamen, Richard | Moved to Cape Town, South Africa. Born 1961 in Salisbury. School Ellis Robins |
| 1914 | Chamier, Wilhelmina Margaret Elizabeth (Mina)(Penny) 1960 | Buried at Athlone Bulawayo |
| 1915 | Chamley, Thomas Edward | worked in the BSAP from 1921-26 |
| 1916 | Chamney, Hilary Ralph Eager | (Manager), Kilmer, p.o. Glendale 1939. Mazoe Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 1917 | Chamney, Janice (Jan) (née Cattle) 2014 | (died aged 61). Widow of Terry, mother of late Craig, Adrian and Pete. 11th December, 2014. |
| 1918 | Chamney, Kate Ellen | Mazoe Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 1919 | Chamney, Peter | Harare, Zimbabwe |
| 1920 | Chamney, Terence Edward (Terry) 2013 | (died aged 64). Husband to Jan, brother of late Lynn, and father of late Craig, Adrian and Pete. 11th June, 2013. Harare, Zimbabwe. |
| 1921 | Champ, Richard Frederick 1919 | may have died in the Transvaal |
| 1922 | Champion, David Thomas | worked in the BSAP from 1956-61 |
| 1923 | Champion, Dianne | hre |
| 1924 | Champion, Francis Hillier | worked in the BSAP from 1912-19 |
| 1925 | Champion, Fred | worked in the BSAP from 1919-25 |
| 1926 | Champion, Fred | Native Commissioner S.R. Gov. Service. Add.: Spitfire Crescent, or P.O. Box 145 Gwelo, Rhodesia. Married Champion, Wilhelmina Johanna (ex Pretorius) |
| 1927 | Champion, Jenny | |
| 1928 | Champion, Leonard George 1918 | 1918 estate |
| 1929 | Champion, Leonard John | worked in the BSAP from 1911-18 |
| 1930 | Champion, Louis James 1918 | From Treydown Cape Province, Was 50 a lawyer and single. Died 16 Oct 1918. Died at Stand 468 Bulawayo, and appears to have had land. 1898 – 1918 lawyer executor in Bulawayo |
| 1931 | Champion, Mark (b 1962) | Moved to Auckland, New Zealand. Born 1962 in Bulawayo. School Gifford ; CBC. Worked for ICL ; WRS |
| 1932 | Champion, Maureen | |
| 1933 | Champion, Paula (neé Acorrer) (b 1965) | Moved to North Wales, UK. Born 1965 in Bulawayo. School Fort Vic. Worked for Gre Insurance |
| 1934 | Champion, Robert 2003 | |
| 1935 | Champion, Ryan | |
| 1936 | Champion, Sherrine | |
| 1937 | Champion, Wilhelmina Johanna (ex Pretorius) | married Pretorius, Matthew John. There must have been a divorce or death as she remarried. He lived in Rhodesia. They had 2 daughters |
| 1938 | Champken, Charles Frederick | Gwelo Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 1939 | Champken, F | (Bancroft), c/o. 43, Manica road Salisbury 1939 |
| 1940 | Champken, Frederick | In 1908 lived at Umtali. Farmer |
| 1941 | Champken, Lucy Emma | Salisbury North Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 1942 | Champken, Mary Martha | Gwelo Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 1943 | Champneys, Arthur Thornton 1923 | Born 1859 and at 64 died 10 feb 1923. Born England lived died buried Sinoia. Was a mechanical engineer and widowed. Suicide with cyanide |
| 1944 | Chance, Andrew | Hatfield High School 1955 – 1959 |
| 1945 | Chance, Edwin Selby Ferguson | Sandford, P.O. Dawsons. 1939. Mazoe Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 1946 | Chance, Gordon | Ruzawi school. Lived in Zambia |
| 1947 | Chance, Lorraine (nee Botes) | Hatfield High School 1955 – 1959 |
| 1948 | Chance, Marion Cornish | Mazoe Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 1949 | Chance, Martin | from Byo in the 1970’s |
| 1950 | Chance, Michael John (Mike) 1979 | Tpr. 1st Battalion. Rhodesian Light Infantry 3 Commando 11 Troop K.I.A. 15th of May 1979 Tpr. Michael Chance joined 3 Commando on 12 October 1978. He was a young Rhodesian devoted and dedicated to the cause of fighting for his country. He served nearly a year with 11 Troop. He was a National Serviceman that became a regular soldier. He was tragically killed on May 15 1979 south of Mtoko in Operation Hurricane. |
| 1951 | Chance, Mike | Hatfield High School 1955 – 1959 |
| 1952 | Chance, Timothy Colin | owned property in Bulawayo upto 2009 |
| 1953 | Chancellor, Christopher John Howard 1989 | (29 March 1904 – 9 September 1989) was a British journalist and administrator who was general manager of the news agency Reuters from 1944 to 1959. The Daily Telegraph credited him for keeping the company running under extremely difficult wartime circumstances, noting that “It was largely thanks to Chancellor that Reuters had survived the war intact, despite the loss for several years of the greatest part of its world market.” By 1951, at the firm’s 100th anniversary, Chancellor was credited with tripling the agency’s correspondents and revenues |
| 1954 | Chancellor, John | governor 1928 |
| 1955 | Chancellor, John Algernon Howarth | Selukwe Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 1956 | Chancellor, John Robert 1952 | Lieutenant Colonel Sir John Robert Chancellor GCMG, GCVO, GBE, DSO (20 October 1870 – 31 July 1952) was a British soldier and colonial official. After a career in the British Army’s Corps of Royal Engineers, which included service on the North West Frontier and being Secretary of the Colonial Defence Committee, he became a colonial administrator serving as the 20th Governor of Mauritius from 13 September 1911 to 28 January 1916, Trinidad and Tobago (1916–1921) and Southern Rhodesia (1923–1928). He also served as Principal Assistant Secretary to the Committee of Imperial Defence From 1922–1923. In 1898 he was awarded the Distinguished Service Order (DSO). In 1909 he was appointed a Companion of the Order of St Michael and St George. He was knighted in the 1913 King’s Birthday Honours when he was made a Knight Commander of the Order of St Michael and St George (KCMG). In the 1922 Dissolution Honours List he was promoted to Knight Grand Cross of the Order of St Michael and St George (GCMG). He was appointed a Knight of Justice in the Venerable Order of Saint Johnon 19 December 1928. In 1928, he became High Commissioner of the British Mandate of Palestine, where he was perceived as being cool to Zionism and the Jewish people. Though he admired some Zionist leaders, in particular Pinchas Rutenberg, in general Chancellor’s attitude towards Jews was negative. He wrote to his son that “truly the Jews are an ungrateful race”. His attitude towards Arabs was politically supportive but paternalistic; he wrote to his son “they are like children, and very difficult to help”. While he was in London in 1929, Arab riots protesting Jewish immigration broke out. On his return, he initially condemned Arab attacks but was subsequently less critical. He helped write the Lord Passfield’s White Paper of 1930, which aimed to reinterpret the Balfour Declaration in order to back away from a commitment to the creation of a Jewish state. He left Palestine in 1931. In 1931, Jerusalem’s Straus Street was renamed Chancellor Avenue in his honour. The street reverted to its original name after the 1948 Arab-Israeli War. In 1937 he was appointed chairman of the Livestock Commission, which was set up following the passing of the Livestock Industry Act, 1937. In the 1947 King’s Birthday Honours he was created a Knight Grand Cross in the Civil Division of the Order of the British Empire (GBE) for services to the Ministry of Agriculture and Fisheries.Chancellor Avenue in Salisbury, Southern Rhodesia, now Harare, Zimbabwe, was named after him and still bears his name. However, his grandson, Alexander Chancellor, suggested that it be changed on account of it now being the street on which Robert Mugabe, President of Zimbabwe now lives. |
| 1957 | Chancellor, Mary Elizabeth (nee Howard) 1976 | In 1903, John Chancellor married Mary Elizabeth Howard (1881–1976), daughter of George Rodie Thompson, DL, JP, of Lynwood, Ascot, Berkshire. They had two children: a son, Christopher John Howard Chancellor (1904–1989), who married Sylvia Mary Paget in 1926; and a daughter, Elizabeth Rosemary Alice Chancellor (1906–1971), known as Rosemary, who married Air Chief Marshall William Elliot in 1931. |
| 1958 | Chandler, Angeline | In 1946 lived at 16, Twelfth Avenue, Bulawayo. Was married |
| 1959 | Chandler, Audrey Anne | |
| 1960 | Chandler, Balfour 2006 | passed away on 14 July 2006 at home with family in Port Elizabeth whilst on holiday. |
| 1961 | Chandler, Beverly | Was there in 1967. Wento Eveline school |
| 1962 | Chandler, Bragitta Shay | Bulawayo |
| 1963 | Chandler, C H | 1969/1970 president of Chamber mines of Rhodesia |
| 1964 | Chandler, Charles Brian | worked in the BSAP from 1969-72 |
| 1965 | Chandler, Charles Henry | Salisbury Gardens Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 1966 | Chandler, Clive | Bulawayo |
| 1967 | Chandler, Eddie (b 1963) | Moved to Perth, WA Australia. Born 1963. School Greenfield,Khumalo,Hamilton High |
| 1968 | Chandler, Eva | Married to William Hall Chandler and lived in Hwange |
| 1969 | Chandler, Evelyn Frances | Salisbury Gardens Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 1970 | Chandler, Frederick Eldridge | In 1946 lived at Waverley Hotel, Lobengula Street, P.O. Box 271, Bulawayo. Was a Tool fitter |
| 1971 | Chandler, Grace Ellen | Salisbury North Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 1972 | Chandler, H V | Helensvale, P.O. Box 821• Salisbury. 1939, |
| 1973 | Chandler, H V | Rhodesian In WW2 that served in the Royal navy or South African Navy forces |
| 1974 | Chandler, Harold Victor 1969 | died by 1969 and living in Bulawayo. Owned Lot K2A Willsgrove from 1956 |
| 1975 | Chandler, John | |
| 1976 | Chandler, Lana | Bulawayo |
| 1977 | Chandler, Leslie | Raylton Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 1978 | Chandler, Mabel Annie | Raylton Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 1979 | Chandler, Mary Elizabeth | had property in Bulawayo upto 2008 being 3 Avocet |
| 1980 | Chandler, Norman W 1923 | Born 1863 and at 60 died 23 Feb 1923. Born England lived Amatongas Mozambique died buried Umtali. Died at the railway station. Married with no kids and a civil engineer. Was from Manchester. |
| 1981 | Chandler, Sheila (neé Ryan) (b 1933) | Moved to Eastbourne, UK. Born 1933 in London. School Churchdown. Worked for Cabs |
| 1982 | Chandler, Stephen (b 1960) | Moved to London, UK. Born 1960 in Salisbury. School Nettleton |
| 1983 | Chandler, Stuart | was the chief road engineer in Rhodesia and built strip roads from Bulawayo to Matopos and Salisbury to Beatrice in 1932. M.I.M. & Cy.E., F.I.H.E. Chief Road Engineer 1939 |
| 1984 | Chandler, Stuart Frederick Thomas | Salisbury North Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 1985 | Chandler, Thelma Ursula | Salisbury North Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 1986 | Chandler, Tyler | Petra school 2019 |
| 1987 | Chandler, Vera | Wankie Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 1988 | Chandler, William Hall 1963 | early 1900’s around Hwange and Hwange Colliery. Wife was Eva. Was a Freemason and worked at the Colliery. There is a William Hall Chandler born 1882 and died Hwange colliery hospital. 21 Apr 1963. He lived at 7 Southgate road Hwange. Born in England, was married with two kids. He was retired at 81 and was once a foreman carpenter. Buried in Hwange cemetery. He died of senility and pneumonia. He had a son who lived at Sunnyside, Kildare road, Hillside Bulawayo. The sons signature may indicate he was a Les. Wankie Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 1989 | Chandler, Balfour 2006 | |
| 1990 | Chaning-Pearce, Steve (b 1952) | Moved to Palmerston North, New Zealand. Born 1952 in Durban. School Chancellor, Umtali |
| 1991 | Channing-Pearce, Mark (Changing gears) | Mark was in Raffingora, farming next door to Gordon Harris. After independence he moved to Natal, near Pietermaritzburg, where he ran a successful seedling business. His wife and sons took it over after his death. His wife, Cathrina remarried. |
| 1992 | Channing-renton, Alice (nee Iehl) | married Capt. Ernest Matthews Channing-renton. She was from paris and daughter of Mme. et M. Victor Iehl. They lived at Sanyatwe Rhodesia in 1967 |
| 1993 | Channing-renton, Ernest Matthews | Capt. Married Channing-renton, Alice (nee Iehl). They lived at Sanyatwe Rhodesia in 1967 |
| 1994 | Channon, Helen | Air Rhodesia |
| 1995 | Chant, Becky | 2019 zim equestrian |
| 1996 | Chant, Carl | married to Charmaine. Bulawayo. Had a company Avenues Investments and Properties |
| 1997 | Chant, Charmaine | married to Carl. Bulawayo. Had a company Avenues Investments and Properties |
| 1998 | Chant, Merlyn Keith | Harare |
| 1999 | Chantler, Andre Charles | worked in the BSAP from 1976-81 |
| 2000 | Chantler, Anthony Ivan | worked in the BSAP from 1980-82 |
| 2001 | Chantler, Peter Charles | worked in the BSAP from 1974-82 |
| 2002 | Chantry, Mags | |
| 2003 | Chapaner, Natalie | |
| 2004 | Chaperon, Chris (b 1971) | Moved to Atlanta, GA USA. Born 1971 in Salisbury. School St. George’s |
| 2005 | Chaplain, Ryan Torrie | peterhouse 2019 |
| 2006 | Chaplin, Arthur Russel 1943 | 80421 and 778170 and CR 3837 Flt Lt Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserve 229 Sqn KIA 17 Jan 1943 |
| 2007 | Chaplin, Tammy Michelle (b 1968) | born 13 Jan 1968 in Zimbabwe. Appears to have moved to South Africa |
| 2008 | Chaplin, Thomas Alfred | 1920 at Shamva |
| 2009 | Chaplin, William Kerr | In 1946 lived at 121, Jameson Street, Bulawayo. Was a plasterer |
| 2010 | Chapman, Adolph Norman | worked in the BSAP from 1919-20 |
| 2011 | Chapman, Adrienne (neé Taylor) (b 1957) | Moved to Tonbridge, kent UK. Born 1957 in Umtali. School U.G.H.S. Worked for R S G |
| 2012 | Chapman, Albert William | worked in the BSAP from 1928-29 |
| 2013 | Chapman, Anne (neé Pidgeon) (b 1954) | Moved to Exeter, devo UK. Born 1954 in Livingstone. School marandellas high. Worked for Public Health Lab/lab Services |
| 2014 | Chapman, Anthony Robin | worked in the BSAP from 1956-59 |
| 2015 | Chapman, Bertha | Salisbury City Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 2016 | Chapman, Bertram Arthur | In 1904 lived at Kimberley Reef, Mazoe. Storekeeper |
| 2017 | Chapman, Brian | 1970s director of Elim Pentecostal missions for Rhodesia and South Africa |
| 2018 | Chapman, Cecil Edward | worked in the BSAP from 1946-62 |
| 2019 | Chapman, Charles (b 1953) | Moved to Auckland, New Zealand. Born 1953 in Salisbury. School Hamilton High, Byo |
| 2020 | Chapman, Charna (neé Warren) (b 1959) | Moved to Gordons Bay, South Africa. Born 1959 in Livingstone. School Montrose Girls High. Worked for Mpilo Hospital |
| 2021 | Chapman, Colin 1977 | 14149C FR BSAP PR KOAS 22 May 1977 |
| 2022 | Chapman, Dave (b 1965) | Moved to London, UK. Born 1965 in Bristol. School cranborne boys high. Worked for Self |
| 2023 | Chapman, David Charles Jarvis | Went to Guinea Fowl High School 59-62. worked in the BSAP from 1970-71 |
| 2024 | Chapman, Debby (neé Oosthuysen) (b 1967) | Moved to Cape Town, South Africa. Born 1967 in Gwelo. School Chaplin High |
| 2025 | Chapman, Douglas (b 1966) | Moved to Tabuk, Saudi_Arabia. Born 1966 in Umtali. School Umtali Boys High |
| 2026 | Chapman, E | Killarney, Lalapanzi. 1939 |
| 2027 | Chapman, Edyth Mary | Salisbury City Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 2028 | Chapman, Evan Granville | Gatooma Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 2029 | Chapman, Eve Virginia | worked in the BSAP from 1962-65 |
| 2030 | Chapman, Evelyn | Raylton Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 2031 | Chapman, F M | Hoist Driver. Phoenix Prince mine Bindura 1938 |
| 2032 | Chapman, Frank Mayo | In 1946 lived at 29, Fife Street, C/o The Power Station, Bulawayo. A meter reader |
| 2033 | Chapman, Frederick | In 1946 lived at 54, Rhodes Street, Bulawayo. Was baker |
| 2034 | Chapman, G E | BSAP 1974 |
| 2035 | Chapman, G G | Zenda Ranch, Gwelo. JPs and commissioner oaths 1938 |
| 2036 | Chapman, G W | Zenda Ranch, Box 79, Gwelo. 1939 |
| 2037 | Chapman, Gary (b 1960) | Was at Plumtree school. Moved to Surbiton , UK. Born 1960 in Gwelo, School Plumtree, Worked for PTC |
| 2038 | Chapman, George Welch | Salisbury City Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 2039 | Chapman, Gertrude | Salisbury Gardens Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 2040 | Chapman, Graham (b 1954) | Was at Plumtree school Gaul house 68-72. First Team Rugby, Waterpolo and Swimming, Born in 1954 semi-retired in 2019. Moved to Joburg. Married Anne |
| 2041 | Chapman, H | Rhodesia railways |
| 2042 | Chapman, Hannah | Salisbury City Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 2043 | Chapman, Harold | In 1904 lived at Salisbury. Sub-Insp., B.S.A. Police |
| 2044 | Chapman, Helen (neé Southey) (b 1961) | Moved to Aberdare, Wales UK. Born 1961 in Gweru. School Montrose Girls High |
| 2045 | Chapman, Ian D | Gwebi college |
| 2046 | Chapman, Ian Rawson (b 1947) | worked in the BSAP from 1967-68, Moved to Exeter, UK. Born 1947 in Bulawayo. School que que high. Worked for Windmill/tinto/union Carbide |
| 2047 | Chapman, Irene Lethbridge | Salisbury District Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 2048 | Chapman, J | was at MGHS school 1980 1981 |
| 2049 | Chapman, Jenny (neé Buttress) (b 1941) | Moved to Durban, South Africa. Born 1941 in Bulawayo. School Hillside Jnr, Townsend. Worked for Farmers Co-op, Excide Electric |
| 2050 | Chapman, John Lacy 1974 | Que Que Voters 1946 – 1948. Buried in Kwe Kwe |
| 2051 | Chapman, John Walter | Salisbury Gardens Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 2052 | Chapman, Julie (b 1966) | Moved to Harare, Australia. Born 1966 in Harare. School lewisham |
| 2053 | Chapman, Karen (neé Harmse) (b 1966) | Moved to Near Tunbridge Wells, Kent UK. Born 1966 in Durban. School Frank Johnson/Boeteshof |
| 2054 | Chapman, Kate Ada Audrey | In 1946 lived at 18a, Main Street, Bulawayo |
| 2055 | Chapman, Kathleen Winefred | In 1946 lived at 29, Fife Street, C/o Power Station, Bulawayo. Was married |
| 2056 | Chapman, Leigh | Dudley hall choir 1980 — in Norton, Zimbabwe |
| 2057 | Chapman, M E 1928 | Buried at Athlone Bulawayo |
| 2058 | Chapman, Malcolm (b 1936) | Moved to East London, East South Africa. Born 1936 in Cleethorpes U.k. School in England. Worked for African Associated Mines |
| 2059 | Chapman, Marc (b 1980) | Moved to Johannesburg, South Africa. Born 1980 in Lydney Uk. School Prince Edward. Worked for Realtime |
| 2060 | Chapman, Marilyn (neé Watts) (b 1948) | Moved to Leicester , UK. Born 1948 in London. School Townsend High, Byo. Worked for Many Places |
| 2061 | Chapman, Mark (b 1957) | Was at Plumtree school Gaul house 71-76. Moved to Newlands South Africa. Moved to London, UK. Born 1957 in Rotherham. School Plumtree. Worked for Derry Ellman-brown & Fraser. Army intake 157 |
| 2062 | Chapman, Mark Newson | worked in the BSAP from 1978-79 |
| 2063 | Chapman, Mary Leonora (b 1911) | 1915 Umtali family with parents Chapman, Percy Alfred 1915 and Chapman, Minnie Elizabeth and daughter Patricia Mary Leonora Chapman (b 18 Sep 1911) |
| 2064 | Chapman, Matthew Edward 1927 | From Durham England. Parenst were Thomas Chapman and Margaret Chapman. Was 47 a blacksmith and widowed. Died 8 Apr 1927 at Umtali. |
| 2065 | Chapman, Minnie Elizabeth | 1915 Umtali family with parents Chapman, Percy Alfred 1915 and Chapman, Minnie Elizabeth and daughter Patricia Mary Leonora Chapman (b 18 Sep 1911), Married at Gwelo |
| 2066 | Chapman, Neil 2014 | (Died aged 80). Born on a farm in Underberg, Natal, schooled in Pietermaritzburg and was DUX at Maritzburg College. Taught mathematics and studied music in South Africa, Vienna and Milan. Was chorus master at PACT and at the SABC. Come to Rhodesia as Director of Rhodesian College of Music and conductor of the Salisbury City Orchestra. He inspired a generation of musicians and was guest conductor in former USSR, Bulgaria, Latvia, Lithuania, the UK and New York. Married to Emma and father to Catherine and Maggie. He died following an operation on 20th March 2014. |
| 2067 | Chapman, Nicola | |
| 2068 | Chapman, Percy 1940 | 902898 LAC Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserve DOAS 21 September 1940 |
| 2069 | Chapman, Percy Alfred | In 1904 lived at Globe and Phoenix Mine. Amalgamator. In 1908 lived at Gwelo. B.S.A. Police |
| 2070 | Chapman, Percy Alfred 1915 | From Kent mine Penhalonga. Was from Kent in the UK. Parenst were William and Mary Chapman. Was 33, A mill manager. married to Minnie Elizabeth Chapman at Gwelo. He died 27 April 1915 at Umtali. Had a child Patricia Mary Leonora Chapman (b 18 Sep 1911). |
| 2071 | Chapman, R J | BSAP 1974 |
| 2072 | Chapman, Richard (b 1955) | Moved to Ballito, KZN South Africa. Born 1955 in Salisbury. School Hatfeild Primary and Churchill High. Worked for Ministry Of Roads |
| 2073 | Chapman, Roger Alan | worked in the BSAP from 1959-63 |
| 2074 | Chapman, Rosemary | girls high TTC |
| 2075 | Chapman, Shirley (neé Wicksteed) (b 1960) | Moved to Ballito, KZN South Africa. Born 1960 in Lady Chancellor Hospital, Salisbury. School Chipinga Primary, Umtali Girls’ High and Salisbury Girl’s High |
| 2076 | Chapman, Shirley Ethel | owned property in Bulawayo upto 2009 |
| 2077 | Chapman, Stuart Brian | worked in the BSAP from 1979-80 |
| 2078 | Chapman, Thomas | 1950s Rhodesia cricketer |
| 2079 | Chapman, Thomas Andrew | Salisbury City Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 2080 | Chapman, Tim 2016 | Was in the RLI |
| 2081 | Chapman, Veronica | |
| 2082 | Chapman, Veronica (neé Feltoe) (b 1964) | Moved to Johannesberg, South Africa. Born 1964 in Salisbury. School Salisbury Convent. Worked for Frank Meaker |
| 2083 | Chapman, Viv | |
| 2084 | Chapman, Walter Herbert | Shagari in 1913 |
| 2085 | Chapman, Warwick (b 1950) | Moved to Ramsgate, KZN South Africa. Born 1950 in Formby U K. School Chaplin. Worked for Ministry Of Roads |
| 2086 | Chapman, William Alexander | Selukwe Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 2087 | Chappe de Leonval, Tudor Ashton | worked in the BSAP from 1957-67 |
| 2088 | Chappe, Julie (neé West) (b 1966) | Moved to Bracknell, Berk UK. Born 1966 in Salisbury. School Hatfield/GHS. Worked for Norman Hughes/magnum Eng. |
| 2089 | Chappe, Paul | Moved to Benoni, South Africa in Durban. School Kearsney College. Worked for Duly & Co |
| 2090 | Chappe, Roger (b 1962) | Moved to Bracknell, UK. Born 1962 in Salisbury. School Frank Johnson, Lord MAlvern/Prince Edward. Worked for Modarc Eng, Realtime Computers And Beverley Building Society |
| 2091 | Chappe, Tudor (b 1938) | Moved to Durban, Kwaz South Africa. Born 1938 in Durban. Worked for BSAP |
| 2092 | Chappel, Arthur Joseph 2013 | Husband of Yvonne. Died 1st July, 2013. Ex Bulawayo and practised as chiropractor in Springs. |
| 2093 | Chappel, T H | Haighton, P.O. Banket. 1939 |
| 2094 | Chappell, Brian (b 1934) | Moved to Ballarat, Vic. Australia. Born 1934 in Biera. School Gifford Tech. Worked for Rhodesian Railways |
| 2095 | Chappell, Douglas Eugene | Highlands Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 2096 | Chappell, Eileen Rose | 1915 Bulawayo. From a family with parents Chappell, Kathleen Mary (nee O’Phelan) 1915 and Fredrick Richard Chappell. Children were Chappell, Frederick George 1972, Chappell, Leslie Richard Newman 1955 and Chappell, Eileen Rose. Eileen Rose Chappell went to live in England after her mother Kathleen died in Sept 1915 |
| 2097 | Chappell, Florence Catherina Leonora | Salisbury Gardens Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 2098 | Chappell, Frederick George 1972 | 1915 Bulawayo. From a family with parents Chappell, Kathleen Mary (nee O’Phelan) 1915 and Fredrick Richard Chappell. Children were Chappell, Frederick George 1972, Chappell, Leslie Richard Newman 1955 and Chappell, Eileen Rose. Was at St Georges school Bulawayo. In 1946 lived at 85, Jameson Street, P.O. Box 266, Bulawayo, was a painter |
| 2099 | Chappell, Iris Lilian | Wankie Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 2100 | Chappell, Kathleen Mary (nee O’Phelan) 1915 | Was English. Was 34 a nurse and widowed. Was married at East London South Africa to Fredrick Richard Chappell 10 Oct 1900 in Port Elizabeth. She died 19 Sep 1915 at Bulawayo. Children were Frederick George Chappell 1972 and Leslie Richard Newman Chappell 1955 and Eileen Rose Chappell |
| 2101 | Chappell, Katie (b 1974) | Moved to London, UK. Born 1974 in Luxembourg. School Marlborough. Worked for Quaritch |
| 2102 | Chappell, Leslie Richard Newman 1955 | 1915 Bulawayo. From a family with parents Chappell, Kathleen Mary (nee O’Phelan) 1915 and Fredrick Richard Chappell. Children were Chappell, Frederick George 1972, Chappell, Leslie Richard Newman 1955 and Chappell, Eileen Rose. Was at St Georges school Bulawayo. Wankie Voters 1946 – 1948. Buried at Athlone Bulawayo. Leslie Richard was married to Lilian Kelly and had two children a girl and a boy |
| 2103 | Chappell, Lilian | Was married to Chappell, Leslie Richard Newman 1955 and seems they had a boy and girl |
| 2104 | Chappell, Marie (neé Kydd) (b 1956) | Moved to Randburg, GP South Africa. Born 1956 in Salisbury. School Queen Elizabeth Girls High. Worked for University Of Rhodesia Amongst Others |
| 2105 | Chappell, Stephen John Roy | worked in the BSAP from 1976-78 |
| 2106 | Chappell, William John | In 1908 lived at Globe and Phoenix. Miner |
| 2107 | Chapple, Chappie | |
| 2108 | Chapple, Patricia | Kwe Kwe |
| 2109 | Chapple, Rosemary Jean | Kwe Kwe high |
| 2110 | Chapple, Shirley (neé Stinton) (b 1959) | Moved to Port Elizabeth, S.A. Born 1959 in Bulawayo. School Moray / Montrose. Worked for Post Office, Bulawayo, Gwelo |
| 2111 | Chapple, Stephen (b 1958) | Moved to Port Elizabeth, S.A. Born 1958 in Bulawayo. School Hillside /Gifford (1971-1975). Worked for Post Office / signals P Troop |
| 2112 | Charalambides, Nick | CBC 1987 |
| 2113 | Charalambides, Peter (b 1953) | Moved to Cape Town, South Africa. Born 1953 in Bulawayo. School Hamilton |
| 2114 | Chard, Chantelle | lived in Mutare |
| 2115 | Chard, Clive Richard (b 1943) | Moved to Johannesburg, Gau South Africa. Born 11 Apr 1943 in Johannesburg. Went to Allan Wilson Technical High school 1961. Worked for Rhod. Air Force. Moved to Benoni SA. |
| 2116 | Chard, Fred Coggan | In 1904 lived at Induna Farm, Marimba, Chilimanzi District. Farmer |
| 2117 | Chard, Harry Oswald | worked in the BSAP from 1905-10 |
| 2118 | Chard, Robert Ernest | Salisbury Central Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 2119 | Chard, S C | Farmer, Blinkwater Enkeldoorn district 1911 |
| 2120 | Charhon, Sarah 1972 | Buried at Athlone Bulawayo |
| 2121 | Chari, Claudio 1979 | 23375 Cst BSAP LOAS 6 July 1979 |
| 2122 | Charitonos, Anneta Thomas | |
| 2123 | Charles Henry Bodle 1898 | Born 1873 and at 25 died 22 Jul 1898. Born England, aged 25 years, but death record says 42. Was a saloon keeper. Died and buried in Bulawayo |
| 2124 | Charles, Alexis A D | . In 1902 was at Umtali. Civil Engineer |
| 2125 | Charles, Anthony (Charlie) 1974 | Buried at Athlone Bulawayo |
| 2126 | Charles, Anton | Raylton Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 2127 | Charles, Athelstan St George | Que Que Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 2128 | Charles, Bev | Was at Plumtree school Milner house |
| 2129 | Charles, C | engineering branch Bulawayo 1938 |
| 2130 | Charles, Chrystobel | Salisbury North Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 2131 | Charles, Clare Katherine (Katie) 1942 | Buried at Athlone Bulawayo |
| 2132 | Charles, Clement Anton 1963 | Buried at Athlone Bulawayo |
| 2133 | Charles, Colleen Molly | Que Que Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 2134 | Charles, Dave | |
| 2135 | Charles, Dave (b 1948) | Moved to Cape Town, South Africa. Born 1948 in Cape Town, South Africa. School Dioscesan College (Bishops), Rondebosch, Cape Town (1959-1966). Worked for Public Service /Grain Marketing Board |
| 2136 | Charles, David | In 1908 lived at Penhalonga. Miner |
| 2137 | Charles, Evan G (b 1973) | Born 1973 in Harare. Was at Plumtree school Milner house 86-91. Worked for Samara Internet Service Providers. Moved to London, Britain. |
| 2138 | Charles, Frances (neé Greenaway) (b 1938) | married in Bermuda in 1969. Maiden name Greenaway. Worked the American International Reinsurance Company in Hamilton. Moved to the Western Cape. Daughter was born in Salisbury in 1975. Salisbury Polytechnic, Rhodesia. Estate agent – specialist in Marina da Gama and Muizenberg areas at Engel & Volkers Cape Town. Moved to Cape Town, WP South Africa. Born 1948 in Winchester, U.k. School Queen Elizabeth. Worked for Royal Rhodesian Air Force |
| 2139 | Charles, Garnet Stopford | worked in the BSAP from 1932-35, Salisbury Central Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 2140 | Charles, Hulbert Patrick | worked in the BSAP from 1925-46, Salisbury North Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 2141 | Charles, Irene Decima | in 1956 owned 65 Leander Hillside Bulawayo |
| 2142 | Charles, J K 1900 | Rhodesia Regiment Boer War. Trooper. Missing in action. Klip Drift, 20 August 1900 |
| 2143 | Charles, Joseph Kirkbridge | Rhodesia Regiment Boer War. Trooper |
| 2144 | Charles, Mike (b 1957) | Moved to Cape Town,Born 1957 in Umtali. School UBHS. Worked for Swarbreck & Walker |
| 2145 | Charles, Olga (neé Bate) (b 1938) | Moved to Fort Victoria, Zimbabwe. Born 1938 in Potchefstroom. School St Mary – Kloof |
| 2146 | Charles, Oscar | died about 2005 |
| 2147 | Charles, Penelope (b 1965) | Moved to Mississauga, Ont Canada. Born 1965 in Harare. School Fort Vic High |
| 2148 | Charles, Peter | Went to Gwebi |
| 2149 | Charles, Regislaus Henry | worked in the BSAP from 1931-35 |
| 2150 | Charles, Sheelagh Edith | Salisbury Central Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 2151 | Charles, Wendy (neé Dancer) (b 1947) | From a 1970s Rhodesia family with parents John Dancer (Jack) and Cecelia Dancer (Cissie) and children Wendy Charles (nee Dancer), Jackqueline Venter (Jackie) (nee Dancer), and Glennis Wood (nee Dancer). Mentioned on John’s 1974 Kwe Kwe memorial. Moved to Springs, Gau S.Africa. Born 1947 in Tzaneen. School Que Que |
| 2152 | Charlesworth, Anthony Charles | worked in the BSAP from 1956-60 |
| 2153 | Charlesworth, Barry Robbins | worked in the BSAP from 1950-71 |
| 2154 | Charlesworth, Laura (b 1967) | Moved to Jhb, South Africa. Born 1967 in Salisbury. School Dominican Convent. |
| 2155 | Charlton, Athol (b 1959) | Moved to Cape Town, W.P S.Africa. Born 1959 in Salisbury. School Churchill. Worked for 1 Cmdo R.L.I. |
| 2156 | Charlton, Buzz | hunter in Zimbabwe |
| 2157 | Charlton, Dave (b 1949) | Born 1949 in U.k Went to Hamilton High School, Bulawayo, Rhodesia ’68, Depute Head at Fitchlea, Que Que/Redcliff Primary. Moved to Montrose, Angus, UK. |
| 2158 | Charlton, David 2014 | Died 19th February 2014. Magistrate in Harare. |
| 2159 | Charlton, George Warren 1946 | Buried at Athlone Bulawayo |
| 2160 | Charlton, Harry (b 1952) | Moved to Brisbane, Qld Australia. Born 1952 in N’kana Zambia. School Chaplin High Scool |
| 2161 | Charlton, J Dennis B | Has a memorial at the Gwanda Anglican church. Was in the clergy there at one time |
| 2162 | Charlton, Nicky Ingham | |
| 2163 | Charlton, Robert Arthur | worked in the BSAP from 1906-09 |
| 2164 | Charlton, Ron | died about 2003 |
| 2165 | Charlton, Stuart (b 1947) | Moved to Caloundra, Qld Australia. Born 1947 in Livingstone. School Livingstone; Falcon. Worked for Handley Cross Farm; Hope Valley Farm |
| 2166 | Charlton-Rees, Sandi (neé Charlton) (b 1958) | Moved to Durban, South Africa. Born 1958 in Bulawayo. School Que Que High |
| 2167 | Charmaine, Lynette | Northlea |
| 2168 | Charman, Daniel Victor | worked in the BSAP from 1963-67 |
| 2169 | Charman, Debbie (neé Harvey) (b 1965) | Moved to Brighton, England. Born 1965 in Bulawayo. School Cecil John Rhodes/Chaplin |
| 2170 | Charmoy, Catherine Lablache | |
| 2171 | Charnaud, Edwin | worked in the BSAP from 1934-35 |
| 2172 | Charnley, Christine (b 1964) | Moved to Sandbach, UK. Born 1964 in Chorley. School nettleton. Worked for Harare |
| 2173 | Charnock, Thomas Henry | worked in the BSAP in 1977 |
| 2174 | Charsley, Alfred Kenneth | in 1952 owned 8 Perth Hillside Bulawayo |
| 2175 | Charsley, Alice Lilian | Raylton Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 2176 | Charsley, Beth 2003 | Bulawayo |
| 2177 | Charsley, Bruce | Went to Plumtree High School |
| 2178 | Charsley, Carol | Taught at Avondale as a student teacher in 1971 |
| 2179 | Charsley, Edward (Ted) 1934 | Buried at Athlone Bulawayo |
| 2180 | Charsley, Edward (Teddy) 1945 | Raylton Voters 1940s. Buried at Athlone Bulawayo |
| 2181 | Charsley, Edward 1950 | Buried at Athlone Bulawayo |
| 2182 | Charsley, Edward Henry John | In 1946 lived at 80b, Borrow Street, P.O. Box 400, Bulawayo, was a carpenter |
| 2183 | Charsley, Elizabeth Johanna | In 1946 lived at 80b, Borrow Street, Bulawayo. Was married |
| 2184 | Charsley, Ethel Maria | Wankie Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 2185 | Charsley, Evelena Sarah Ann 1946 | Buried at Athlone Bulawayo |
| 2186 | Charsley, Grant (b 1966) | Moved to Johannesburg, South Africa. Born 1966 in Que Que. School Que Que |
| 2187 | Charsley, Heath | Was at Plumtree school Grey house |
| 2188 | Charsley, J H | 1969 chairman of the lower umguza ICA Rhodesia |
| 2189 | Charsley, Jack | played cricket for Rhodesia 1930s 1940s |
| 2190 | Charsley, Jack C | Studied at Falcon Collage, 2019 Zim rugby |
| 2191 | Charsley, Jacob Samuel | Wankie Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 2192 | Charsley, John Heath | in 1936 helped coach rugby for Milton, In 1946 lived at 20, Kings Avenue, P.O. Box 603, Bulawayo. Was a Railway Official |
| 2193 | Charsley, Kiki | |
| 2194 | Charsley, Margaret Jessie | In 1946 lived at 20, Kings Avenue, P.O. Box 603, Bulawayo. Was married |
| 2195 | Charsley, Melvin George Chippett | worked in the BSAP from 1960-81 |
| 2196 | Charsley, Richard (Dick) | Was at Plumtree school Grey house 47-51. Moved to Meadowridge South Africa |
| 2197 | Charsley, Roy Irvine 1974 | 2558E FR BSAP PR. Field Reservist, British South Africa Police, killed on active service, 13 October 1974. |
| 2198 | Charsley, Terence | Was at Plumtree school Grey house 82-86. Married to Tracey. Lived in Bulawayo |
| 2199 | Charsley, Trevor Alfred 2025 | 18 Sep 1940 to 28 Jun 2025. Lived in Bulawayo |
| 2200 | Charter, Arthur Jeakins | worked in the BSAP from 1905-06 |
| 2201 | Charter, Charles Edward | worked in the BSAP from 1900-06. In 1902 was at Salisbury. Cycle Sergt.-Major B.S.A.P. In 1904 lived at Salisbury. Sergt.-Major, B.S.A. Police |
| 2202 | Charter, Charles Edward 1926 | From Chateria Cambridge. Parents were William Charter and Elizabeth Barnard Charter, He was 56 and a linesman on the railways. He was married to Kathleen Esther Charter at London. Died 31 Aug 1926 at Umtali. Children were Teresa Emily Mary Hatlet, Ida Elizabeth Charter, Charles William Charter, Kathleen Annie Charter, Philomena Margaret Charter |
| 2203 | Charter, Kathleen Esther | Umtali in 1926. Was married to Charter, Charles Edward 1926 at London. Children were Teresa Emily Mary Hatlet, Ida Elizabeth Charter, Charles William Charter, Kathleen Annie Charter, Philomena Margaret Charter |
| 2204 | Charteris, Catherine Pitcairn 1957 | Buried at Mutare |
| 2205 | Charteris, Cherry (neé Varkevisser) (b 1951) | Moved to Grahamstown, South Africa. Born 1951 in Salibury. School Coghlan; Eveline High. Worked for Rhodesia Railways, Herald, Liebigs |
| 2206 | Charteris, David Murray (b 1950) | Moved to Grahamstown, South Africa. Born 1950. School Ellis Robins, Sinoia High, Umtali Boys’ High. Worked for BSAP from 1968-81 |
| 2207 | Charters, Jock (b 1960) | Moved to Witbank, South Africa. Born 1960. School Gifford Tech. Worked for Rhodesia Alloys |
| 2208 | Charton, Godfrey Markham | Assistant Postmaster MC Postal department 1938. Salisbury Gardens Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 2209 | Chartres, Herbert Heriot | In 1904 lived at Salisbury. Clerk |
| 2210 | Chasan, Cindy (b 1958) | Moved to Swakopmund, Namibia. Born 1958 in Bulawayo. School Borrowdale, Macheke, Marymount, Oriel. Worked for Nedbank |
| 2211 | Chasan, Lynda | Moved to Johannesburg, South Africa. Born 1955 in Bulawayo. School Courtney Selous, Borrowdale, Macheke, Oriel Girls. Worked for Sabc |
| 2212 | Chase, Amelia | |
| 2213 | Chase, Arthur H | In 1908 lived at Penhalonga. Prospector, Claimholder |
| 2214 | Chase, Beryl 2006 | died 2006 |
| 2215 | Chase, Beverly | Bulawayo. Lived with Gordon Chase |
| 2216 | Chase, Chris | was blown up by a land mine during call-up but survived and was still doing his job in a wheel chair later on. He moved to the South Coast South Africa |
| 2217 | Chase, Clarence Hubert | Salisbury North Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 2218 | Chase, Doreen May | Salisbury South Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 2219 | Chase, Duncan Bruce Centlivres | worked in the BSAP from 1973-78 |
| 2220 | Chase, Gladys Maude | Mazoe Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 2221 | Chase, Gordon | Bulawayo. Lived with Beverly Chase |
| 2222 | Chase, Kenneth Centlivres | Wankie Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 2223 | Chase, Liz | Moved to Johannesburg, R.S.A. School Girls High. Worked for lecturer J.CE |
| 2224 | Chase, Margaretta (b 1978) | Moved to Flagstaff, AZ USA. Born 1978 in Tuba City. School Monument Valley, KAyenta AZ |
| 2225 | Chase, Neville Christie | Salisbury South Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 2226 | Chase, Norman Centlivres | Umtali Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 2227 | Chase, Percival | worked in the BSAP from 1910-11 |
| 2228 | Chase, Peter | In 1981 worked for Rice and Diethelm sales in Bulawayo |
| 2229 | Chasemore, Philip Colin | worked in the BSAP from 1949-52 |
| 2230 | Chassart, Phirdre | |
| 2231 | Chassay, Clara Rita (nee Stein) 1968 | Was buried at Athlone Bulawayo |
| 2232 | Chassay, Jacques (b 1908) | Chassay, Jacques, Mnfr.; Dir. of Coys.; Ning. Dir. Supersonic Radio Mfg. Co. (Pvt.) Ltd., formerly Chassay Bros. (Pvt.) Ltd., Mng. Dir. Supersonic Africa (Pty.) Ltd.; Mng. Dir. Supersonic Radio Zambia Ltd.; b. 2nd May, 1908, Montreal, Canada; educ. France; m. 1951, 1 c. Rec.: Tennis, Swimming. Add.: Heyman Rd., Suburbs, and Box 8096, Byo., Rhodesia. |
| 2233 | Chassay, Julia (neé Chandler-Cooke) (b 1953) | Moved to Sydney, Australia. Born 1953 in Harare. School The Ndola Convent Kumalo Byo Eveline Girls. Worked for Calderwood Bryce Henry & Partners A Bloch & Co 1 Bgd Signals sqdn |
| 2234 | Chassay, Roy | army intake 133 |
| 2235 | Chaston, Ronald John Murdoch | worked in the BSAP from 1949-52 |
| 2236 | Chataway, Annis Beryl | Buried at Mutare, Related to Chataway, Louise 1936. Umtali Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 2237 | Chataway, Anthony Drinkwater | secretary to the cabinet and Prime minister 1939, Salisbury District Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 2238 | Chataway, Elizabeth Everil | Salisbury Central Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 2239 | Chataway, Jeremy | |
| 2240 | Chataway, Louise 1936 | Buried at Mutare, related to Chataway, Annis Beryl. She came from Ireland but was working in Fleet Street when her husband was standing trial, along with the other participants, for his involvement in the Jameson Raid. They were all given fines (which were paid by Cecil Rhodes) and told not to return to Africa. Naturally, most of them were on the next boat to Capetown, but her husband waited long enough to marry his Irish fiancée, before he set sail. She followed some time later, travelling the last stage from Bulawayo to Salisbury in a mule cart, as that was as far as the railway reached then. She loved Africa and in particular Umtali, where her husband was Civil Commissioner in later years, and received an M.B.E. for her welfare work during the war, and the Spanish flu which followed. Her married name was Louisa Chataway. |
| 2241 | Chataway, Norman Harris 1936 | In 1908 lived at Suburbs, Bulawayo. Civil servant. 1930 civil commissioner and magistrate Umtali. Chief Magistrate in the 1930s, Born 1872 in England, lived Umtali, died Uplands Umtali 03 Jan 1936 (64) and buried in Umtali. Was married with 3 kids and a retired magistrate of the district courts when he passed awayBuried at Mutare |
| 2242 | Chater, Caryn (neé Dempster) (b 1970) | Moved to Gt Missenden, Buck UK. Born 1970 in Bulawayo. School Que Que |
| 2243 | Chatfield, Gladys May | Salisbury Central Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 2244 | Chatfield, John Bryan 1959 | 5823 Cst BSAP DOAS 3 September 1959. worked in the BSAP from 1958-59 |
| 2245 | Chatfield, Stanley Charles | Salisbury Central Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 2246 | Chatham, Angie (neé Povey) (b 1963) | Moved to Northampton, UK. Born 1963 in Middeslborough. School Mabelreign/Marlborough. Worked for Clicks/diskom |
| 2247 | Chatham, Erna Eliza Martha Deter (nee Diekert) 1966 | Parents Diekert, Arthur George 1918 and Elsie Marie Berta Diekert (d 1909). She was married to John Chatham and lived at malindi Hwange. Wankie Voters 1946 – 1948, In 1966 from Sukumi ranch. Died at 70 and was born in Botswana. Was widowed housewife with 9 kids. Died 18 August 1966 at Sikumi ranch. |
| 2248 | Chatham, J | Sikumi, Farm, Kennedy Sdg 1938. Private Bag 47L, Bulawayo. And a commissioner of oaths |
| 2249 | Chatham, James | Lugs or Lugo ranch in 1966 most probably Hwange area |
| 2250 | Chatham, John | in 1918 at Malindi Hwange and married to Chatham, Erna Elsie Martha Desera (nee Diekert) |
| 2251 | Chatham, John | In 1908 lived at 243 Cottage, Bulawayo. Platelayer. In 1908 lived at Figtree. Ganger |
| 2252 | Chatham, John (Jnr.) | Wankie Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 2253 | Chatham, John (Snr.) | Wankie Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 2254 | Chatham, Lorna Elizabeth | worked in the BSAP from 1978-79 |
| 2255 | Chatham, Thomas 2005 | died 2005. Very involved in the angling community |
| 2256 | Chatham, Wilhelm George | |
| 2257 | Chatlin, Sybil | |
| 2258 | Chattaway, Alan (b 1945) | Moved to Vancouver, BC Canada. Born 1945 in Hendon UK. School Luanshya High, Gilbert Rennie, Univ of Natal. Worked for H.A. Simons, Aspen Technology |
| 2259 | Chatten, Charles David | Salisbury South Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 2260 | Chatten, Leslie Charles | Salisbury South Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 2261 | Chatten, Mary | Salisbury South Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 2262 | Chatterly, Denham Robert 1914 | 1914 estate |
| 2263 | Chatterton, Brian | Was at Plumtree school Grey house 92-98 |
| 2264 | Chatterton, John William | Rhodesia Regiment Boer War. Trooper |
| 2265 | Chatterton, William Wood | worked in the BSAP 1925-27 |
| 2266 | Chatwin, Ann Aletta Hendriena | Mazoe Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 2267 | Chatwin, Arthur George | Mazoe Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 2268 | Chaul, John 1915 | 1915 estate and appears to be a military death |
| 2269 | Chauncey, Percy Buchanan | worked in the BSAP from 1903-05. In 1904 lived at Victoria. B.S.A. Police |
| 2270 | Chaves, Ennie 2020 | Buried at Mutare |
| 2271 | Chawner, Annie Shaw (Driver) | Mrs. Women Pioneer in 1896, Shabani Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 2272 | Chawner, Henry William | Rhodesian pioneer. In 1908 lived at Gwanda. Captain, B.S.A.P. 1939 Masiele East, Insiza |
| 2273 | Cheales, Alan Edgar | Salisbury 1916 |
| 2274 | Cheape-Stewart, Elizabeth | Salisbury City Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 2275 | Cheater, Ernest Edward | worked in the BSAP from 1919-24 |
| 2276 | Cheatham, George Kittrell (b 1907) | Cheatham, George Kittrell, B. S. Corn.; Tobacco Exec.; Mgr. Pan African Tobacco Co. Ltd. Came to S.R. 1946; b. 8th Dec., 1907, Louisburg, N. Carolina, U.S.A.; educ. Univ. of N. Car.; m. 1934, Mary Tena Beattie, 1 s., 1 d. Club: American Mens’ Lunch Club. Add.: 186 East Rd., Avondale, Box 1360, Sby., Rhod. |
| 2277 | Cheatham, Mary Tena (nee Beattie) | married George Kittrell Cheatham in 1934, they had a son and daughter and lived at 186 East Rd., Avondale, Box 1360, Sby., Rhodesia in 1967 |
| 2278 | Checkett, Debbie (neé Rose) (b 1960) | Moved to Durbanville, Cape Town, WP South Africa. Born 1960 in Bulawayo. School Henry Low / Montrose. Worked for Guardian Insurance Co |
| 2279 | Checkley, Jno. Sturgeon | In 1908 lived at Wilson Street, Bulawayo. Clerk |
| 2280 | Cheese, John Freer | worked in the BSAP from 1929-30 |
| 2281 | Cheesewright, Antony (b 1965) | Moved to Brisbane, qld Australia. Born 1965. School Godfrey Huggins/Mount Pleasant |
| 2282 | Cheesman, Ann | Married to Ralph Cheesman and lived in Mutare |
| 2283 | Cheesman, Cyril Claude | Salisbury Central Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 2284 | Cheesman, Erica Evelyn | Salisbury North Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 2285 | Cheesman, Greg (b 1951) | Moved to Chesterfield, UK. Born 1951 in Mombassa. School Ndola (Llewellin High) 1964-66. Worked for Central African Road Services |
| 2286 | Cheesman, John | Salisbury North Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 2287 | Cheesman, Lesley Ann | worked in the BSAP from 1976-78 |
| 2288 | Cheesman, P | c/o Jas. Ross, Esq., Umritsur, P.O. Arcturus. 1938 |
| 2289 | Cheesman, P Chris (b 1947) | Was at Plumtree school Gaul house 60-65, Moved to Umhlanga SA. Born in Salisbury 1947 – REPS then Plumtree – worked for Rhodesia Packing BYO, then with The Spar Group Ltd in SA. Married Sandy |
| 2290 | Cheesman, Ralph | Was at Plumtree school Gaul house 65-70. Mutare. Married Ann Cheesman |
| 2291 | Cheesman, Roy (b 1942) | Moved to Cape Town, South Africa. Born 1942 in Harare. School Eagle/Peterhouse |
| 2292 | Cheetham, Raymond Benjamin | worked in the BSAP from 1957-60 |
| 2293 | Chegwidden, Beryl Sinclair (nee Nicholson) | daughter of A. H. Nicholson. She married Sir Thomas Sidney Chegwidden in 1934. They lived at Claremont, Piers Rd., Borrowdale, Sby., Rhodesia. In 1967. Salisbury North Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 2294 | Chegwidden, Thomas Sidney | Salisbury North Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 2295 | Chelides, George | In 1904 lived at Gwelo. Storekeeper |
| 2296 | Chellingworth, Samuel Shadrach | In 1904 lived at Salisbury. Merchant |
| 2297 | Chemaly, Alan | army intake 100. lived with his uncle, aunt and cousin in Braeside in 1967 and some of 1968 when working as a Trainee Civil Engineering Technician with the Ministry of Water Development (MOWD). Becoming a Civil Engineer |
| 2298 | Cheney, Jack (b 1919) | Moved to Pickering, Ont Canada. Born 1919 in Bloemfontein, School Bulawayo Tech. Worked for Rhodesian Government |
| 2299 | Cheney, John Curtis | telegraph instrument room 1938 Bulawayo. In 1946 lived at 1, Balmoral Flats, P.O. Box 424, Bulawayo. Was a Postal Assistant |
| 2300 | Cheney, Louise 1999 | Wife to Jack and mother of Daryl and Michael, Peter John and Hilary, and Patricia and Simon. 25th April, 1999. |
| 2301 | Cheney, Peter (b 1952) | Moved to George, South Africa. Born 1952 in Bulawayo. School Churchill. Worked for Govt Town Planning and Philips Rhodesian |
| 2302 | Chennell, Lesley (neé Goodman) (b 1954) | Moved to Harvey , WA Australia. Born 1954 in London Uk. School San Diego Kindy, Lived at Hatfield Salisbury and Mangula |
| 2303 | Chennell, Mary (neé Trueman) (b 1946) | Moved to London, England/ Born 1946 in Rhodesia. School Queen Elizabeth. Worked for The Times, Malawi |
| 2304 | Chennells, Andrew | Was at Plumtree school Gaul house 80-85, Moved to Joburg. Married Leigh-Ann |
| 2305 | Chennells, David | Was at Plumtree school Gaul house, Moved to SA |
| 2306 | Chennells, Elisabeth Louisa | Western Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 2307 | Chennells, Gertrude Mary (Petal) (nee Coghlan) (b 1902) | Daughter of the Rhodesian premier. born Nov 1902 in Bulawayo. Parents were Coghlan, Charles Patrick John 1927 and Coghlan, Gertrude Mary (nee Schermbrucker) 1933. ., Mawala, Bulawayo. 1939. Western Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 2308 | Chennells, Louise Elizabeth | Was buried at Athlone Bulawayo |
| 2309 | Chennells, Mary (neé Lacey) (b 1928) | Moved to Ipswich, Suff UK. Born 1928 in London. School Rosemead,Sussex,moved to Rhodesia in 1956. Worked for Salisbury Hospital |
| 2310 | Chennells, Maurice | Three Sisters, Box 212, Bulawayo. 1939. Western Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 2311 | Chennells, Peter (b 1963) | Born 1963 in Bulawayo. Was at Plumtree school Gaul house 77-82. Moved to Rustenburg, South Africa. Worked for Angloplats |
| 2312 | Chennells, Timothy Peter (b 1961) | Moved to Ipswich, Suff UK. Born 1961 in Bulawayo. School Reps,& St Georges. Worked for BSAP , worked in the BSAP from 1980-82 |
| 2313 | Chennells, William Reeve | P.O. Box 212, Bulawayo. 1939. Western Voters 1946 – 1948. Was buried at Athlone Bulawayo |
| 2314 | Chennels, Maurice | Married to Chennels, Petal Coghlan 1979 and mentioned on her Athlone Bulawayo memorial |
| 2315 | Chennels, Petal Coghlan 1979 | Buried at Athlone Bulawayo, Married to Maurice Chennels |
| 2316 | Cherrier, Bev | |
| 2317 | Cherrill, Brian Alfred John | worked in the BSAP from 1953-56 |
| 2318 | Cherrington, Thomas Sanderson (Tom) 1980 | Field Reservist, British South Africa Police, killed on active service, 2 January 1980. |
| 2319 | Cherry, D 1896 | Died 17 May 1896. Salisbury |
| 2320 | Cherry, D W | Geologist 1949 – 1953 |
| 2321 | Cherry, Margaret | Moved to Centurion, GP RSA |
| 2322 | Cherry, Phil | Moved to Centurion, GP RSA |
| 2323 | Cherry, Samuel William | Raylton Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 2324 | Cherry, Timothy Andrew | worked in the BSAP from 1963-72 |
| 2325 | Cheshire, P E | Geologist 1976 – 1979 |
| 2326 | Chessman, Floyd Anthony | |
| 2327 | Chessum, Maureen (neé Doyle-Davidson) (b 1953) | Moved to Paris, Ont Canada. Born 1953 in Kitwe. School St.John’s Convent |
| 2328 | Chessworth, Johanna | Hillside Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 2329 | Chester, Dorothy Eleanor (b 1912) | 1922 in Gatooma. Family with mother Chester, Elsie Beatrice (nee Bell) 1922 and children Chester, James Arthur (b 1909) and Chester, Dorothy Eleanor (b 1912). Father had passed away being John James Chester (d 31 Jan 1917 at Joburg) |
| 2330 | Chester, Elsie Beatrice (nee Bell) 1922 | From Birmingham England. Her father was Arthur Bath at Gatooma. She was 38. Widowed. her husband was John James Chester (d 31 Jan 1917 at Joburg), They had married in Australia. She died 19 Feb 1922 at Gatooma. Children were James Arthur Chester (b 1909) amd Dorothy Eleanor Chester (b 1912) |
| 2331 | Chester, James Arthur (b 1909) | 1922 in Gatooma. Family with mother Chester, Elsie Beatrice (nee Bell) 1922 and children Chester, James Arthur (b 1909) and Chester, Dorothy Eleanor (b 1912). Father had passed away being John James Chester (d 31 Jan 1917 at Joburg). Gatooma Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 2332 | Chester, Marjorie Florence | Gatooma Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 2333 | Chester, Mark | was a farmer in the Beatrice area on Whitham |
| 2334 | Chesterman, Robert Paul 2007 | Born England 1931. RAF Rhodesia. Moved to Canada and was a radio presenter |
| 2335 | Chester-master, Richard 1917 | Richard Chester was the son of Colonel Thomas William Chester Master, Conservative MP for Cirencester from 1878-1885, and Georgina Emily Rolls. 1917 estate. Wife in Cheltenham being Geraldine Mary Rose Chester-master |
| 2336 | Chesterton, Frederick 1921 | Born 1860 and at 61 died 13 Sep 1921. Born in New South Wales. Lived at Span? farm Umsweswe?siding died buried at Umsweswe. Widowed and a gold miner. He was from Bathhurst. Died Cardigan farm Msweswe siding. |
| 2337 | Chesworth, Alex | Born Rhodesia 1977 |
| 2338 | Chesworth, Johanna | Raylton Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 2339 | Chesworth, S | Millievale, P.O. Box 168, Bulawayo. 1939 |
| 2340 | Chesworth, Stanley Anton | Raylton Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 2341 | Chetwynd, E H (Chetty) 1981 | Memorial at Claremont Nyanga church |
| 2342 | Chetwynd, Eustace Herbert Moir | Mazoe Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 2343 | Chetwynd, Gwyneth Audrey | Mazoe Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 2344 | Cheves, Lawrence 1896 | Tpr Byo FF E Trp KIA 27 Jun 1896. Died of wounds in action in the Matabele war |
| 2345 | Cheyne, Noeline (neé Ashley-Cooper) (b 1964) | Moved to Johannesburg, South Africa. Born 1964 in Salisbury. School Queen Elizabeth. Worked for School Only |
| 2346 | Chianese, Ercole | byo |
| 2347 | Chianese, Grant Richard | byo |
| 2348 | Chianese, Phillipina Joanna (b 1960) | born 18 June 1960 and owned land in Lobenvale from 1997 |
| 2349 | Chianese, Ricky (b 1971) | Moved to Pickering Brook, WA Australia. Born 1971 in Bulawayo. School Kingsdale |
| 2350 | Chiappini, R L | Storekeeper. Phoenix Prince mine Bindura 1938 |
| 2351 | Chiarelli, Claudio | tragically shot while helping to deploy ZimParks rangers reacting to a poaching incursion in Mana Pools National Park. |
| 2352 | Chiarelli, Giuliana | Mrs Chiarelli, Claudio’s widow |
| 2353 | Chiarelli, Max | tragically shot while helping to deploy ZimParks rangers reacting to a poaching incursion in Mana Pools National Park. |
| 2354 | Chiarelli, Virginia | daughter of Claudio and Giuliana |
| 2355 | Chiazzari, Denis Joseph | In 1946 lived at St. Aidens, Abercorn Street. Bulawayo, P.O. Box 1482, Salisbury, Was an army officer |
| 2356 | Chiazzari, Marian Florence | Salisbury Gardens Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 2357 | Chibnall, Shaun (also Lombard-Chibnall) (b 1957) | Moved to Midrand, JHB South Africa. Born 1957 in Salisbury. School Chuchill. Worked for Aerotech / Agricair 1974-1983 |
| 2358 | Chichester, Aston Sebastian | Salisbury Central Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 2359 | Chick, George Alfred 1945 | Was buried at Athlone Bulawayo |
| 2360 | Chick, John Everett | No. 15 Military District–Insiza South. Capt. SR Defence forces 1938. Shabani Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 2361 | Chick, Lydia Caroline | In 1946 lived at 11, Balmoral Flats, Bulawayo |
| 2362 | Chick, Olga 1928 | Buried at Athlone Bulawayo |
| 2363 | Chicks, Gily Tommy 1980 | 61699 WO2 RDR 1st Bn DOAS 30 April 1980 |
| 2364 | Chicksen, Brian | |
| 2365 | Chicksen, Jade | Petra school 2019 |
| 2366 | Chicksen, Sarah (neé Edwards) (b 1965) | Moved to Milton Keynes, UK. Born 1965 in Sherborne. School Greenfield, Evelyn, D.Convent. Worked for Own Company |
| 2367 | Chicksen-Smith, Allana | Owned property in Burnside Bulawayo upto 2008 |
| 2368 | Chiddy, Elizabeth | Salisbury North Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 2369 | Chiddy, Elizabeth | Salisbury South Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 2370 | Chiddy, Thomas Douglas | Salisbury North Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 2371 | Chikara, Kremen Paskievich | Jugoslavian |
| 2372 | Chilcott, Bruce | in Thomas Rudland for KG 1&2 1966/7, Newmansford std 1 to 5 and Northlea form 1 to 4. Boggies trust Gweru |
| 2373 | Chilcott, Constance May | Salisbury Gardens Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 2374 | Child, Alice | Wankie Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 2375 | Child, Brian Anthony (b 1962) | born on 1st June, 1962. Was at Plumtree school Milner house 75-80. Owned property in harare from 1994 |
| 2376 | Child, Denis Norman 1934 | 3277 Tpr BSAP DOAS 9 Jun 1934, worked in the BSAP from 1932-34 |
| 2377 | Child, Dorothy Elizabeth 1926 | Born 1876 and at 50 died 2 Jul 1926. Born Duckenfield Manchester UK lived Milton house school Bulawayo died buried Bulawayo. Widowed with one child and a school matron, Her husband had been Edgar Hampton Child (d 1905), They had married at Salisbury. Had a child Harold Leslie Child. |
| 2378 | Child, Edgar Hampton 1905 | Married to Child, Dorothy Elizabeth 1926 at Salisbury. Had a child Harold Leslie Child. |
| 2379 | Child, George Carl Emmanuel | worked in the BSAP from 1919-20 |
| 2380 | Child, Graham F T 2016 | Was at Plumtree school Milner house 49-54, Married Diana. Director of Parks and Wildlife. Died 3.12.16. Moved to Fish Hoek wher he passed away |
| 2381 | Child, Harold Foster Tamplin | Wankie Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 2382 | Child, Harold Leslie | Zaka in 1926. Parents were Child, Dorothy Elizabeth 1926 and Child, Edgar Hampton 1905 |
| 2383 | Child, Henry Arthur Tanglin | worked in the BSAP from 1911-17 |
| 2384 | Child, Norman Howard (b 1957) | Moved to Toowoomba, QLD Australia, Born 1957 in Cape Town, School Alan Wilson TTechinal High, Worked for Ex 1cdo Rli, BSAP Support Unit, Prodorite. worked in the BSAP from 1978-81 |
| 2385 | Child, Robert | worked in the BSAP from 1971-72 |
| 2386 | Child, Shirley (neé Banks) (b 1959) | Moved to Toowoomba, QLD Australia. Born 1959 in Cape Town. School Hatfield Girls High. Worked for Barclays Bank Travel Center |
| 2387 | Childe, Gerald 2004 | died 2004 |
| 2388 | Childes, Edgar Davey | Umtali Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 2389 | Childs, James | Hartley Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 2390 | Childs, Marie | Hartley Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 2391 | Chillcott, Michael R N 1966 | Was at Plumtree school Lloyd house 63-66. Loved at Marondera. Had a tractor accident at farm in Dec 1966 |
| 2392 | Chillingworth, Samuel Shadrach | . In 1902 was at Salisbury. Merchant |
| 2393 | Chilton, Cheryl | |
| 2394 | Chilvers, Cyril Percy | In 1946 lived at 10 North Avenue, Salisbury. An instructor |
| 2395 | Chilvers, Nora 2001 | Wife of Cyril and mother of Pete. 9th March 2001 in Newton Abbot, Devon, UK. Formerly of Kariba. |
| 2396 | Chilvers, Rose Marguerite | Salisbury City Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 2397 | Chimowitz, Benjamin | played cricket for Rhodesia 1940s, Gatooma Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 2398 | Chimowitz, S | Gatooma 1918. Gatooma Trading Co., Box 80, Gatooma. 1939 |
| 2399 | Chinery, Lesley A 1897 | Died 26 August 1897. BSAP died Fort Victoria |
| 2400 | Chinn, Ernest | Gatooma Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 2401 | Chinn, Lloyd Arthur John | worked in the BSAP from 1957-61 |
| 2402 | Chinn, Maria Katrina Elizabeth | Gatooma Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 2403 | Chinnery, David James 1943 | Buried at Athlone Bulawayo |
| 2404 | Chinsen, Colin (b 1963) | Moved to Canton, MA USA. Born 1963 in Salisbury. School Churchill Boys High |
| 2405 | Chipp, Collin Robert | worked in the BSAP in 1974 |
| 2406 | Chipps, Barbara (neé Landrey) (b 1933) | Moved to Nelspruit, South Africa. Born 1933 in King Williams Town – South Africa. School Evelin High |
| 2407 | Chipps, Ken | |
| 2408 | Chipps, Lorraine (b 1956) | Moved to Johannesburg, South Africa. Born 1956 in Filabusi. School Townsend High |
| 2409 | Chisholm, Alexander James | Mazoe Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 2410 | Chisholm, Catherine Madge | Mazoe Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 2411 | Chisholm, Dorothy Grace (b 1920) | born 10th December 1920 and married to Norman Allan Chisholm and owned 26 Spencer Road, Malindela, Bulawayo |
| 2412 | Chisholm, Florence | 1969 Salisbury mayor |
| 2413 | Chisholm, Gordon (b 1960) | Moved to Miami, FL USA. Born 1960 in Umtali. School Eagle & Peterhouse. Worked for Left End Of Peterhouse |
| 2414 | Chisholm, Hamish 2010 | Husband of Mary-Lou and father of James & Lee-Ann, Courtney & Julie and Tamzyn. 9th April, 2010. Nigeria. |
| 2415 | Chisholm, Hannah | |
| 2416 | Chisholm, John Smith | Salisbury Gardens Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 2417 | Chisholm, John Wilson | In 1946 lived at Nyambiri, P.O. Box 1027, Salisbury. Was a farmer |
| 2418 | Chisholm, Mackenzie Evelyn Bow | Salisbury Central Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 2419 | Chisholm, Margaret Ann 1988 | worked in the BSAP from 1962-77, Died 13th March, 1988. Zimbabwe. |
| 2420 | Chisholm, Mary Heather | Salisbury North Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 2421 | Chisholm, Norman Allan (b 1918) | born 16 february 1918 and married Dorothy Grace Chisholm. Owned 26 Spencer Road, Malindela, Bulawayo |
| 2422 | Chisholm, Terry | Was at Plumtree school Milner house 54-59, Moved to Cape Town. Married Glen |
| 2423 | Chisholm, Yvonne Olive | In 1946 lived at Nyambiri Farm, P.O. Box 1027, Salisbury. Was married |
| 2424 | Chisnall, Avril C | From a 1950s family with parents Hugh V Chisnall and Avril C Chisnall, They had a son in 1951 being Zane C Chisnall |
| 2425 | Chisnall, Brian (b 1958) | Moved to Cairns, Qld Australia. Born 1958 in Salisbury. School Prince Edward. Worked for Agricura. Lived in Harare. A family with parents Chisnall, Hugh V and Chisnall, Avril C. Sons were Chisnall, Zane C 2008, Ian Chisnall, and Brian Chisnall. |
| 2426 | Chisnall, George Edward | Mazoe Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 2427 | Chisnall, Hugh V | From a 1950s family with parents Hugh V Chisnall and Avril C Chisnall, They had a son in 1951 being Zane C Chisnall |
| 2428 | Chisnall, Irene (neé Wesson) (b 1960) | Moved to Cairns, Qld Australia. Born 1960 in Messina. School Townsend. Worked for Lion Match |
| 2429 | Chisnall, Joan Ethel | Que Que Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 2430 | Chisnall, John Edward | Gwelo Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 2431 | Chisnall, Keith Edward (b 1957) | worked in the BSAP from 1975-81, Moved to Nelspruit, South Africa. Born 1957 in Sinoia. School Sinoia High. Worked for Self employed |
| 2432 | Chisnall, Leonard Cecil | Mazoe Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 2433 | Chisnall, Natalie Mary | Mazoe Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 2434 | Chisnall, T V T | P.O. Box 24, Gwelo. 1939 |
| 2435 | Chisnall, Zane Courtney 2008 | Died at 56, Was in Mesa, AZ. Passed away January 20, 2008 in Mesa. He was born on August 8, 1951 in Rhodesia (Zimbabwe) to Hugh V. and Avril C. Chisnall. Zane was survived by his wife of 35 years, Rosemary Chisnall; children: Rene Fields, Nicki McInelly. brother: Ian Chisnall, and Brian Chisnall. worked in the BSAP from 1969-79 |
| 2436 | Chitrin, Archie | In 1946 lived at 36, Princes Flats, P.O. Box 375, Bulawayo, Was a Business Director |
| 2437 | Chitrin, Frank Robert | Salisbury Central Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 2438 | Chitrin, Harry 1918 | 1918 military death |
| 2439 | Chitrin, Jayden | 2019 Petra |
| 2440 | Chitrin, Jeanie | In 1946 lived at 36, Princes Flats, Fort Street, P.O. Box 375, Bulawayo, was married |
| 2441 | Chitrin, Joyce 1920 | Buried at Athone Bulawayo |
| 2442 | Chitrin, Oscar | 2019 Bulawayo |
| 2443 | Chitrin, S H | Rfn King’s Royal Rifle Corps DOAS |
| 2444 | Chitrin, Shane | 2019 Bulawayo |
| 2445 | Chitron, Archie 1975 | Buried at Athone Bulawayo |
| 2446 | Chittenden, Alice Rachel 1950 | Raylton Voters 1946 – 1948. Buried at Athlone Bulawayo |
| 2447 | Chittenden, Beverley-Ann (neé Roberts) (b 1951) | Moved to Durban, KZN South Africa. Born 1951 in Salisbury. School Roosevelt. Worked for Rhodesian Breweries, Gerber Goldschmidt, Industrial Confirming, Karina |
| 2448 | Chittenden, Dave (b 1946) | Moved to Durban, KZN South Africa. Born 1946 in Chatham, Kent. School Guinea Fowl. Worked for Customs Department, Freight International, Mitchell Cotts |
| 2449 | Chittenden, Frederick William 1918 | From King Williamstown Cape Province. Parents were William Darlington Chittenden and Annie Cathrine Chittenden, He was 35 a clerk and single. Died 11 Nov 1918 at North ave salisbury, He had sisters Kate Darlington at Vryburg, Fannie Elizabeth Sanders at Cambridge, he had a brother in Salisbury William Robert Chittendem |
| 2450 | Chittenden, Henry Robert (Harry) 2008 | Salisbury Central Voters 1946 – 1948. passed away Krugersdorp hospital. Date would be about the 16th November 2008. He had been ill with leukaemia for months and various complications set in. He had been married for 62 years. Born 1918 he was 90. In Zimbabwe he played cricket for Mashonaland cricket in 1947 and played for Old Hararians. His siblings were Nancie Muriel Chittenden and Reginald Ivor Chittenden. His parents were William Robert Chittenden and Kathleen Bertha Chittenden, One of his kids was Kim |
| 2451 | Chittenden, Kathleen Bertha | Salisbury Central Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 2452 | Chittenden, Kim (b 1954) | Moved to Mount Eliza, Vic Australia. Born 1954 in Salisbury. School Mt Pleasant. Worked for Met Office & Various Others. married to Tracy Chittenden who worked for Ernst and Young. |
| 2453 | Chittenden, Nancie Muriel | Salisbury Central Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 2454 | Chittenden, Peter (b 1947) | Moved to Perth, Australia. Born 1947 in Salisbury. School Guinea Fowl. Worked for Hawker Siddley Electric |
| 2455 | Chittenden, Reginald Ivor | Salisbury Central Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 2456 | Chittenden, Russell | Had a Gweru phone number 2019 |
| 2457 | Chittenden, Tracy (neé Burt) (b 1959) | Moved to Mount Eliza, Vic Australia. Born 1959 in Umtali. School Queen Elizabeth. Worked for Ernst & Young, married to Kim Chittenden |
| 2458 | Chittenden, William Percy (Chitt) 1950 | Raylton Voters 1946 – 1948. Buried at Athlone Bulawayo |
| 2459 | Chittenden, William Robert | Hillside Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 2460 | Chittenden, William Robert | In salisbury in 1918. Parents were William Darlington Chittenden and Annie Cathrine Chittenden, e had sisters Kate Darlington at Vryburg, Fannie Elizabeth Sanders at Cambridge, he had a brother Chittenden, Frederick William 1918 |
| 2461 | Chitty, Joseph Charles Oliver | Salisbury District Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 2462 | Chitty, Liv Helga | Salisbury District Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 2463 | Chivers, Elizabeth | Gwelo Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 2464 | Chivers, George Gilling | In 1904-1908 lived at Gwelo. Printer, Property owner. 1939 (Balmoral), c/o ‘Gwelo Times, Gwelo. |
| 2465 | Chivers, Gerry | Rhodesia SAS |
| 2466 | Chivers, Norman | Rhodesia Regiment Boer War. Trooper |
| 2467 | Chivers, Theodore | In 1908 lived at Railway Station, Bulawayo. Clerk |
| 2468 | Choat, Caroline (neé Moore) (b 1954) | Moved to Cambridge, UK, Born 1954 in Umtali (mutare), School Marymount College, Worked for Rhodesia Herald & Neon Signcraft Harare |
| 2469 | Choate, Brian (b 1965) | Moved to Christchurch, New Zealand, Born 1965 in Dunedin, NZ, School St. Georges. Salisbury, Rhodesia |
| 2470 | Choate, Tom (b 1934) | Moved to Anchorage, Ak USA, Born 1934 in Sacramento,ca. School Ca. Co. Mt. Ak. Worked for U.rhod.(10 Yrs) |
| 2471 | Chodzko, Anthony Victor Robert | Salisbury District Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 2472 | Cholerton, Lucille | Roosevelt Girls High |
| 2473 | Chomley, G G F | Maj. ., Bolton, Marandellas. 1939 |
| 2474 | Chomley, John Allison George 1940 | 84668 PO Royal Air Force 257 Sqn. Pilot Officer. A Marandella’s man makes the ultimate sacrifice. Rhodesian-born airman to lose his life while defending the skies of Britain, and was killed on air operations while flying with No 257 (Burma) Squadron. Chomley was born at Marandellas, Southern Rhodesia, on the 6 June 1920, and joined 257 squadron on the 7 July 1940. Chomley was shot down on the 12 August 1940, by a German fighter over Portsmouth, and was only twenty-years old at the time of his death. Chomley’s name appears on the Runnymede Memorial at Egham, Surrey, on panel 7. |
| 2475 | Chomse, A E | Rhodesian Regiment 1962 |
| 2476 | Chomse, Augustus Edward | Fortress, P.O. Felixburg. 1939. Victoria Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 2477 | Chomse, Barbara Christina | Victoria Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 2478 | Chomse, Cecelia Helena | Victoria Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 2479 | Chomse, E | Farmer, Felixburg 1911 |
| 2480 | Chomse, G D | Chilly, P.O. Felixburg. 1939 |
| 2481 | Chomse, Johanna Catrina 1904 | Born 1868 and died at 36 on the 20 June 1904. From North Lynn Bulawayo, from the Transvaal, married, died in Bulawayo. Husband O Chomse |
| 2482 | Chomse, Martinus Jacobus 1904 | Born 1897 and at 7 died 25 Sep 1904. Born Vryburg South Africa, lived North Lynn Bulawayo. Died in Bulawayo, Father was O Chomse. Mother would have been Chomse, Johanna Catrina (d 1904). Buried at Athlone Bulawayo |
| 2483 | Chomse, O | in 1904 lived in North Lynne Bulawayo. Was married to Johanna Catrina Chomse |
| 2484 | Chomse, Otto | Beema, Felixburg. 1939. Victoria Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 2485 | Chorley, Agnes Sturdy | Salisbury North Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 2486 | Chorley, B J K | On the council of the Rhodesian Scientific Association 1939 |
| 2487 | Chorley, James Kelsall 1966 | Salisbury North Voters 1946 – 1948, Died 9 Dec 1966 at 70. Born England. Lived at 7 Fleetwood Alexander Park Salisbury. Was married with no kids. Retired when he died in Salisbury. In the 1950s he was director of Research and specialist services in Rhodesia. Department of Agriculture 1948 -1951 |
| 2488 | Chouler, Frederick Terence | worked in the BSAP in 1927 |
| 2489 | Chowles, Amy | |
| 2490 | Chowles, Angel | |
| 2491 | Chowles, Darren | |
| 2492 | Chowles, E 1919 | Born 1859 and at 60 died 21 Jul 1919. Lived Mafeking died buried Bulawayo. Was married and a prospector, From Alexandria Cape Province. |
| 2493 | Chowles, Joseph Edward Courtney | sold property in Waterford Bulawayo 2008 |
| 2494 | Chowles, Leigh-Ann Leaf | |
| 2495 | Chowles, Rose-Anne | Bulawayo |
| 2496 | Chowles, Tracy Evans | Bulawayo |
| 2497 | Chrissie, Willy (b 1964) | Moved to Newcastle, South Africa, Born 1964 in Gweru, School Montrose Girls High, Worked for Reserve Bank Of Zimbabwe, Bulawayo |
| 2498 | Christe, Marleen | Chinhoyi |
| 2499 | Christelow, Amy Ellen | Salisbury District Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 2500 | Christelow, S J | was at St Faiths Makoni and then went to Selukwe in 1910s |
| 2501 | Christelow, Samuel James | Salisbury District Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 2502 | Christen, Katherine (b 1952) | born in Bulawayo in 1952 . Her female line went back to her great grandmother who settled in Bulawayo, Irene Scholz. Her Grandfather Robert McCrea, ran a small gold mine about 13 miles out of Bulawayo. Most of the family left for South Africa after UDI. |
| 2503 | Christensen, Annie Helenor Vorster | Selukwe Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 2504 | Christensen, Caroline (neé Huggins) (b 1958) | Moved to Dorchester, dors UK. Born 1958 in Gwanda. School moray sinoia high chaplin. Worked for Addington Hospital |
| 2505 | Christensen, Christian Peter 1938 | Selukwe Voters 1946 – 1948. Buried at Selukwe |
| 2506 | Christensen, Dave | |
| 2507 | Christensen, Gunilla (neé Noren) (b 1942) | Moved to Nestved, Denmark. Born 1942 in Sundsvall |
| 2508 | Christensen, Mary Josephine 1936 | Buried at Selukwe |
| 2509 | Christensen, Robert James | Selukwe Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 2510 | Christensen, Thomas (b 1974) | Moved to Copenhagen, Denmark. Born 1974 in Salisbury |
| 2511 | Christenson, Alice Norton 1934 | Born 1872 and at 62 died 24 October 1934. Born in England and lived and died in Victoria Falls where she was buried. Was widowed with 2 kids. Had a son C C Christenson who stayed at the Victoria Falls Police Station. Alice Christenson born 19th June 1872 and died 24th October 1934 |
| 2512 | Christenson, Cecil Christian | worked in the BSAP from 1920-40, stayed at the Victoria Falls Police Station in 1934. Mother was Alice Norton Christensen. Hillside Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 2513 | Christenson, Crystal (b 1967) | Moved to Dubai, UAE. Born 1967 in Sinoia/Chinhoyi. School Mutare Girls’ High |
| 2514 | Christenson, Richard (b 1963) | Moved to Carletonville, RSA Solomon_Island. Born 1963 in Umtali. School UBHS. Worked for Gold Mines |
| 2515 | Christiaen, Marie | Mrs.1974 Cotton Promotion Council of Rhodesia |
| 2516 | Christian, Annabella Roberta Kemp (nee Saint) 1955 | On 18 December 1920, she married Harold Basil Christian, She was a Scottish woman. Their marriage was held at the Cathedral of St Mary and All Saints in Salisbury, and was solemnized by Bishop William Carter of the Anglican Diocese of Cape Town. They had a short, difficult marriage, and in September 1923, they signed a separation agreement. She moved back to Scotland and died in 1955. |
| 2517 | Christian, Daisy Mildred Rae | Salisbury District Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 2518 | Christian, Des 2020 | Des Christian passed away 6th January 2020. 1972 -1974 mens Rugby team |
| 2519 | Christian, Frank C T 1967 | Was buried at Athlone Bulawayo |
| 2520 | Christian, Garth | family with Garth Christian, Jean Lillian Christian (d 2019) and children Glen Christiana and Sue Christian Bell (nee Christian) |
| 2521 | Christian, Glen (b 1962) | Moved to Leiden, Netherlands. Born 1962 in Salisbury. School Churchill. Worked for Freelance Wildlife Photographer, family with Garth Christian, Jean Lillian Christian (d 2019) and children Glen Christiana and Sue Christian Bell (nee Christian) |
| 2522 | Christian, H H D | The Meadows Farm, P.O. Arcturus. 1938 |
| 2523 | Christian, Harold Basil 1950 | Christian (28 October 1871 – 12 May 1950) was a South African-born Rhodesian farmer, horticulturist, and botanist. Christian attended Eton College in the United Kingdom, where he was a distinguished athlete. He served in the Imperial Light Horse of the British Army during the Second Boer War, during which he fought in the Siege of Ladysmith. In the decade after the war, he worked in what is now South Africa for De Beers and later as an engineer for a mining company. In 1911, Christian moved to Rhodesia (today Zimbabwe). There, he purchased a sizable farm, which he named Ewanrigg. He was best known for his study and cultivation of aloe on his extensive estate, which was donated to the state upon his death and became a national park. Christian initially attempted to grow imported European plants on his farm, but these tree species, which tend to be conifers, were not well-suited to the region’s heat, dryness, and low altitude. In 1916, after it proved impossible to remove an unsightly rock from a spacious lawn in front of the house, Christian took an Aloe cameronii from a nearby hill and planted it in front of the stone. He was very impressed when the aloe flowered the next year despite not having been watered, and decided to focus thereafter on aloes rather than imported trees. During the 1930s, he expanded his garden and publishing his research on aloes in periodicals like the Rhodesian Agricultural Journal. Over the years, he became recognized by botanists around the world as an authority on African aloe species. One species was named Aloe christianii in his honor. In his later years, Christian focused on the cultivation of cycads as well. Harold Basil Christian was born on 28 October 1871 in Port Elizabeth, Cape Colony (today South Africa).His father Henry Bailey Christian, was prominent in the city’s agriculture, trade, and politics. Christian’s father, Henry Bailey Christian, a veteran of the 1846 Xhosas War, was a successful farmer and merchant and a prominent public figure. Christian grew up Kragga Kama, the family farm, located 12 miles outside Port Elizabeth. He had three older brothers and four sisters. He studied at Eton College in the United Kingdom. There, he was a skilled athlete. The Eton College Chronicle in 1887 and 1888 reports his success in Association football (soccer), sculling, and rowing. In South Africa, he was an award-winning equestrian, an activity he shared with his father, who owned racehorses. After graduating from Eton, Christian returned to South Africa and served in the British Army in the Second Boer War. He served in the Imperial Light Horse and showed courage in battle. He was the second to ride into battle at the Siege of Ladysmith, and he carried an injured comrade through heavy gunfire for 1.5 miles at the Battle of the Tugela Heights. After the war until around 1910, Christian worked for De Beers in Kimberley, and later as an engineer for a mining company in the Witwatersrand. During this period, he met Cecil Rhodes while working in Kimberley. Christian said that on Rhodes’ instruction, he became the first man to write “Rhodesia” on a map. An article in the journal Rhodesiana wrote that this story is “reasonably possible”, as the British South Africa Company had used the term “Rhodesia” since 1895. While working in the Northern Cape during his career in the mining business, Christian likely heard much about the colony of Rhodesia to the north. Christian emigrated to Rhodesia in 1911. Three years later, he purchased Mount Shannon Farm from Gerald Ernest George Fitzgibbon. The farm was located about 40 kilometers northeast of Salisbury (today Harare), in what today is Mashonaland East Province. He paid £5,000 for the 662-morgen farm, and renamed it Ewanrigg, after an old family property in the Isle of Man. After purchasing his farm, Christian constructed a house on a kopje and added a croquet lawn in front. He constructed a water garden, including a waterfall, which was popular with visitors. While the water feature appeared to flow continuously with a pump, in reality, water was brought up from a nearby stream in an ox-drawn cart and poured into a tank behind the waterfall, and the tap was opened just before visitors arrived. Spacious lawns were cleared in front of the house where Christian planned to develop a garden. He originally planted imported European alpines, inspired by the designs of the English gardeners he knew growing up on his father’s farm in South Africa. However, the imported plants, which thrive in high altitudes, cooler temperatures, and generous amounts of water, were not suited to the hot, dry climate of Southern Africa. In the center of the lawn, a large rock protruded above the ground and was unable to be removed despite much digging. In 1916, Christian’s farm surveyor went to a hill close by, uprooted an Aloe cameronii, and planted it “to hide the stark appearance of this unsightly rock”. When the plant flowered the next year despite no watering, Christian was so pleased that he decided to focus on gardening native African aloes instead of imported plants. From 1916 on, numerous rockeries were constructed and more and more aloes were acquired for the garden. On 18 December 1920, Christian married Annabella Roberta Kemp Saint, a Scottish woman. Their marriage was held at the Cathedral of St Mary and All Saints in Salisbury, and was solemnized by Bishop William Carter of the Anglican Diocese of Cape Town. They had a short, difficult marriage, and in September 1923, they signed a separation agreement. She moved back to Scotland and died in 1955. In addition to gardening, which began as a hobby, Christian was an active farmer and leading figure in the Rhodesian agriculture community. He was involved in starting a maize-growing competition in Mashonaland, in which farmers competed to grow the most maize on one acre. He was often chosen to judge maize competitions. He was also instrumental in encouraging Rhodesian farmers to use fertilizer and better irrigation. He served as President of the Rhodesian Agricultural Union (today the Commercial Farmers’ Union) from 1929 to 1931. By the 1920s, Christian spent increasing amounts of time focusing on his garden. In the 1930s, he began traveling throughout Rhodesia and South Africa, searching for new varieties of aloe for his garden. He diligently collected, identified, cultivated, studied, and photographed different species, and published his research. In 1937, he journeyed throughout eastern Rhodesia, and the following year, he traveled to Nyasaland (today Malawi) to study the aloes there. From 1933 to 1952, he published articles and papers in various periodicals, and several were published posthumously. In 1933, he published his first article, “Notes on African Aloes,” in the Rhodesian Agricultural Journal. In it, he advocated for the use of aloes as decorative plants due to their perennial nature, and requirement of little water. Christian, and Gilbert W. Reynolds, South African optometrist, were the two foremost aloe enthusiasts at the time. Reynolds’ study of aloe began in 1930, and in 1933, a friend in Port Elizabeth arranged for them to meet. They met for breakfast at the King Edward Hotel in Port Elizabeth, where they were both so engaged that neither man touched his food. The outcome of that first meeting was that the two decided that Christian would focus on aloes growing above the Limpopo River, while Reynolds would concentrate on aloes occurring south of the river. In 1937 his right arm was amputated above the elbow, a consequence of a modest injury that did not heal properly. His disability forced him to give up other hobbies and focus almost entirely on gardening. In addition to aloes, he also had an interest in Barberton daisies. For the next decade and half, Christian spent much time preparing a book on tropical African aloe species. He filled several large leather-bound notebooks and plant registers with the fruits of his studies, but the idea of a book ultimately did not come about. In mid-1939, Gilbert Reynolds visited Ewanrigg Farm. He published a detail description of his visit in the South African Horticultural Journal, in which he noted the rockeries, pools, and the prevalence of Aloe cameronii, which were in bloom at the time of his visit. He called the gardens “the finest and most complete collection of Aloes in existence”. Christian’s growing reputation as an expert on the aloe genus, as well as requests to botanists at Kew Gardens in London and the South African Division of Botany in Pretoria, meant that crates and packages of aloes arrived at Ewanrigg with frequency. Upon arrival, they aloes were recorded and planted, and when they bloomed, their flowers were described and the descriptions were published. With the help of Inez Clare Verdoorn, they recorded 28 previously unidentified species. By the early 1940s, the gardens had been expanded to seven acres, and had earned an international reputation. Christian was by now seen as a top expert on aloe and on African aloes in particular. The Governors of Southern Rhodesia were often invited to visit. The Minister of Internal Affairs declared the garden national monument in 1943. During his later years, Christian continued to cultivate aloes but also began collecting and propagating cycads and other genera. He developed an extensive collection of African cycads, and nearly all species of the genus Encephalartos could be found at Ewanrigg. In 1947, he went on a thorough cycad tour of South Africa with Inez Clare Verdoorn and others, where they traveled from the Transvaal through Natal and examined all known localities of encephalartos. In addition to cycads, he was interested in euphorbia. In the 1941 book Succulent Euphorbieae of Southern Africa, Christian is listed in the acknowledgements, and several of his photographs were used in the book. One variety of aloe, recorded by Gilbert Reynolds as a species which Christian first collected at his farm, was named Aloe christianii in his honor, and a plant was donated to the Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew. In 1948, he subdivided his estate, selling some portions and retaining 707 acres. On 5 June 1948, with William Daniel Gale and J. B. Richards serving as witnesses, Christian signed a codicil to his will in which he granted part of his farm, including his garden, to the state. Christian’s decision to leave his garden to the state was appreciatively received by The Rhodesia Herald, which published an article on 8 June 1948 that read, “If the offer of the owner Mr. Basil Christian is accepted by the Rhodesian Government, the finest and most complete collection of aloes and cycads in the world will become the property of the Colony for all time.” Christian said in an interview his work could not have been achieved and his collection could not have been expanded such were it not for the botanists at Kew and the South African government’s Division of Botany, who frequently sent him new specimens. In the interview, he noted that while other gardens had a greater number of species, Ewanrigg had still made a significant contribution to science, and that the complete records of all the species would be donated to the state along with the garden. After a lengthy illness, Christian died on Friday, 12 May 1950, at St. Anne’s Hospital, Salisbury, aged 79. He was buried the following day at Salisbury Cemetery, following a funeral liturgy at the city’s Anglican cathedral. In tributes publishing following his death, Christian was remembered as a proud Old Etonian, an enthusiastic member of the Rhodesian Agricultural Union, an active member of The Salisbury Club, and a skilled horseback rider. A plaque was placed at Ewanrigg in his memory by the Botanical Society of Southern Rhodesia. His 1921 will could not be located, nor could a 1923 codicil. However, a 1927 codicil confirming part of the original 1921 will was available, in addition to the codicil from 1948 that left his garden to the state. Some doubts existed about whether Christian had planned to donate his entire 707-acre Ewanrigg Farm, or only the 14.5 acres that were declared a national monument in 1943. The 1948 codicil was worded as such that the issue was not immediately settled. The matter was resolved amicably when his executor, his wife’s lawyer, and the Minister of Internal Affairs agreed that the Christian’s intention was that the entirety of Ewanrigg should be transferred to the government’s Natural Resources Board and the Commission for the Preservation of Natural and Historical Monuments and Relics. It was also decided that all income of Ewanrigg should go to his wife, Annabella Roberta Kemp Saint, from whom he had been separated since 1923. In 1950, the estate was named Ewanrigg Botanical Garden and became open to the public. In 1960, Governor Humphrey Gibbs declared it a national park. The Zimbabwe Parks and Wildlife Management Authority manage the garden. |
| 2524 | Christian, Harold Henry Daniel | In 1902-1904 lived at Salisbury. Farmer |
| 2525 | Christian, Ian | |
| 2526 | Christian, Jean Lillian 2019 | Wife of the late Garth Christian and Mother to Glen Christian and Sue Christian Bell passed away 27th December 2019 at Athol Evans. |
| 2527 | Christian, Katie 1965 | was buried at Athlone Bulawayo |
| 2528 | Christian, Patricia Isobel Cecelia Bernadette (nee FitzGerald) (ex Seale) (Pat) 2010 | passed away in Victoria Jubilee Hospital on September 13, 2010. Pat left behind her two sons, Paul Seale and Nigel Seale. She also left her sister, Joan Graham of Dublin Eire. Born on September 27, 1924 in Dublin, Eire, Pat went to various convent schools and later joined the Wrens in World War Two. She met Peter Seale and married in 1948, had their first son, Nigel and moved shortly thereafter to Rhodesia where they started a tobacco farm. Patricia decided she did not like Rhodesia and asked Peter to find a more suitable country to live. They chose Canada and moved to Victoria BC in 1952. Her second son, Paul was born in Victoria in 1954. Patricia was well known in the theatre community in Victoria and acted in various plays mostly with Langham Court Theatre. She was very active in the arts community. She worked in number of medical positions throughout her life as a Ward Clerk and in a number of doctors’ offices. |
| 2529 | Christian, Sue | |
| 2530 | Christian, Timothy Walter Alexander | worked in the BSAP from 1975-78 |
| 2531 | Christian, Tracey | girls college |
| 2532 | Christianakis, Tony | Pharmicist business 2018 |
| 2533 | Christian-Bell, Sue | harare |
| 2534 | Christiane, Gail Dimanche | |
| 2535 | Christiane, Joan 1997 | Wankie passed away 1997 |
| 2536 | Christiansen, Dean (b 1959) | Moved to New York, NY USA. Born 1959. School Widdicombe Primary. Worked for Parents Missionaries with TEAM at Karanda Mission Hospital, Mt. Darwin District |
| 2537 | Christiansen, Hulda 2012 | Worked in the US state department and also worked in Rhodesia |
| 2538 | Christie, Alistair Reid 2015 | Husband of Jean. December 2015. Former 2ic 4RR. RAA |
| 2539 | Christie, Annette (neé Lang) (b 1961) | Moved to Johannesburg, South Africa. Born 1961 in Aldershot. School Oriel Girls, Salisbury/Eveline High, Bulawayo. Worked for Army Hq Typing Pool And Dun & Bradstreet |
| 2540 | Christie, Bryan | Went to Northlea. Worked at Home-based business. Lived in Bulawayo. |
| 2541 | Christie, Catherine Ellen 1928 | Buried at Athlone Bulawayo |
| 2542 | Christie, Colin Campbell | worked in the BSAP from 1966-78 |
| 2543 | Christie, David | worked in the BSAP from 1956-57 |
| 2544 | Christie, Ellen | Salisbury Gardens Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 2545 | Christie, Fay | |
| 2546 | Christie, Francis | Salisbury Gardens Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 2547 | Christie, Harold Claughton | Selukwe Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 2548 | Christie, Henry Armstrong Reuss | worked in the BSAP from 1904-10 |
| 2549 | Christie, Ian (b 1966) | Moved to Perth, WA Australia. Born 1966 in Mutare. School Mutare, Peterhouse. Worked for Bard, Temple |
| 2550 | Christie, J | Braidwood, P.O. Odzi. 1939 |
| 2551 | Christie, J R | Using Nil Desperandum Mine Post Office. (Belingwe District) 1938. |
| 2552 | Christie, J W | CB Farms (Pvt.) Ltd., Alicedale W. Beatrice 1964 |
| 2553 | Christie, James | Hartley Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 2554 | Christie, James Leslie | Umtali Voters 1946 – 1948, worked in the BSAP from 1928-53 |
| 2555 | Christie, Jason Scott 2015 | Husband of Angie née MacDonald and father to Callum. 2015 after a long battle with cancer in Cheshire, UK. Formerly Bulawayo. |
| 2556 | Christie, John 1910 | From Aberdeen Scotland. Father was John. He was a 42 painter and decorator and single. Had a stand and buildings. Died 29 April 1910 in Bulawayo. In 1908 lived at Stand 227, Bulawayo. Painter |
| 2557 | Christie, John David | worked in the BSAP from 1956-59 |
| 2558 | Christie, John William | Mazoe Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 2559 | Christie, Julie (neé Wynne) (b 1957) | Moved to Cumbria, UK. Born 1957 in Harrogate Yorkshire. School Bancroft/Chililabombwe, Chingola, Ndola, Hatfield High. Worked for Andrew Fleming Hospital, Harare |
| 2560 | Christie, Kinnear | In 1904 lived at Ayrshire Mine. Blacksmith |
| 2561 | Christie, Mary | Umtali Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 2562 | Christie, Mary Ann | Salisbury Gardens Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 2563 | Christie, Merle | lived in Mutare, and Bulawayo |
| 2564 | Christie, Pat | Air Rhodesia. |
| 2565 | Christie, Raymond | He lived in Bulawayo and we went to Northlea High School. May have moved to Cape Town. |
| 2566 | Christie, Rob | Rhodesian Railways |
| 2567 | Christie, Rob | |
| 2568 | Christie, Robert Douglas | worked in the BSAP from 1979-80 |
| 2569 | Christie, Ron | East Africa Rhodesian pilots |
| 2570 | Christie, Ronald John Douglas | Gwelo Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 2571 | Christie, Ronald John Douglas | Salisbury North Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 2572 | Christie, Samantha (neé Sherman) (b 1965) | Moved to Chard, Somerset, United Kingdom. Born 1965 in Salisbury. School Dominican Convent, Salisbury. Worked for Spilkin & Miltz, Port Elizabeth, SA |
| 2573 | Christie, Theresa Beatrix | Mazoe Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 2574 | Christie, Thomas Henry | worked in the BSAP from 1903-05 |
| 2575 | Christie, Vic (b 1947) | Moved to Pretoria, South Africa. Born 1947 in Wallasey Uk. School Allan Wilson Technical High and St Christophers. Worked for Esc, Sinoia |
| 2576 | Christie, William Falconer 1902 | Buried at Athlone Bulawayo. Must be the same person listed on the voting list in 1908 as a messenger and staying at the Memorial hospital Bulawayo |
| 2577 | Christison, Bill | 1970s. Que Que High School Zimbabwe |
| 2578 | Christison, June 2016 | (died aged 89). 13th April, 2016 at the Bill Buchanan Home, Durban, South Africa. RW |
| 2579 | Christmas, Brenda Grace (b 1914) | born 21 Jul 1914. Western Voters 1946 – 1948. Owned property in Esigodini until 1983. |
| 2580 | Christmas, Deppie | Terry’s daughter, Deppie Christmas, lived at Kariba |
| 2581 | Christmas, Gordon Huia | Western Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 2582 | Christmas, Michael (b 1960) | Moved to Johannesburg, South Africa. Born 1960 in Marandellas. School Mount Pleasant. Worked for Gold Fields |
| 2583 | Christmas, Thomas W B | In 1902 was at Umtali. Police Sergeant.1908 lived at Umtali. Sergeant, S.R.C. |
| 2584 | Christodoulo, Carlos | byo |
| 2585 | Christoff, Alick 1983 | Buried at Athlone Bulawayo |
| 2586 | Christoff, Kayline 1979 | Buried at Athlone Bulawayo |
| 2587 | Christoforos, Roula (neé Beys) (b 1950) | Moved to Durban, South Africa. Born 1950 in Gwelo. School Chaplin High. Worked for Gwelo Post Office |
| 2588 | Christopher, Angus R | Was at Plumtree school Gaul house 84-89. Moved to Australia |
| 2589 | Christopher, Hunter Thomas | REPS |
| 2590 | Christopher, James 1915 | BSAP infantry, Died 25 Dec 1915 at Abercorn. |
| 2591 | Christopher, R T M | Postal Staff.Bindura 1938 |
| 2592 | Christopher, Robin (Rob) | Was at Plumtree school Milner house 55-60. Moved to UK |
| 2593 | Christopherson, Alec | Victoria Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 2594 | Christopherson, Noreen Gertrude Anne | Victoria Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 2595 | Christopoulos, Constantine | Mazoe Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 2596 | Christopoulos, John 1980 | Born 29 January 1931 and died 28 July 1980. Buried Bindura |
| 2597 | Christy, Jack | Bulawayo. Worked on Gaths mine, Had a daughter Joan Christy |
| 2598 | Christy, Joan | Bulawayo. Her father Jack Christy worked on Gaths mine |
| 2599 | Chritchley, John Warmington 1959 | Buried at Athlone Bulawayo |
| 2600 | Chrystal, R P | 913 Tpr SA Field Force BSAP MIA |
| 2601 | Chrystie, William Robertson | In 1908 lived at Rhodesia Club, Bulawayo. Clerk |
| 2602 | Chubb, Geoff W A 1982 | Memorial at main Anglican church in Bulawayo |
| 2603 | Chubbock, James Ernest | worked in the BSAP from 1920-46 |
| 2604 | Chudleigh, Amy Ellen Merle | Salisbury Gardens Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 2605 | Chudleigh, Raymond Albert | Salisbury North Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 2606 | Chudy, David | artist 1916 1967 |
| 2607 | Chudy, Naomi (b 1956) | Moved to Harare, Zimbabwe. Born 1956 in Harare. School Oriel Girls High, Highlands Junior. Worked for Andrew Fleming Hospital |
| 2608 | Chudy, Philip | Moved to San Rafael, ca USA. Born in Harare. School highlands. Worked for Self |
| 2609 | Chunnett, I E | Geologist 1969 – 1972 |
| 2610 | Church, Anthony Howard Victor | worked in the BSAP from 1961-64 |
| 2611 | Church, Frederick Charles Arthur | worked in the BSAP from 1911-17 |
| 2612 | Church, Jenny (neé Lodge) (b 1962) | Moved to Waihi Beach, New Zealand. Born 1962 in Bulawayo. School North Park, Vainona, Mount Pleasant |
| 2613 | Church, Lara (b 1974) | Moved to Orpington, London. Born 1974 in Salisbury. School Johannesburg. Worked for Electro Elect |
| 2614 | Church, Linda (neé Levy) (b 1951) | Moved to Johannesburg, South Africa. Born 1951 in Ndola, Northern Rhodesia. School Queen Elizabeth, Salisbury. Worked for Ct Bowring, Salisbury |
| 2615 | Church, Valerie | |
| 2616 | Churchil, James (b 1943) | Moved to Ras Tanura, Saudi_Arabia. Born 1943 in Falkirk. School Graeme High. Worked for Bancroft Zambia |
| 2617 | Churchill, Cherry | |
| 2618 | Churley, Eric Golder 1974 | buried at Avondale Harare |
| 2619 | Churley, Maureen Rosalie 1981 | buried at Avondale Harare |
| 2620 | Churns, Cecil 1905 | Born 1866 and when 39 died 10 March 1905. From England. Worked as a ganger on the railways, Was married. Stayed at Inseza, died in Bulawayo |
| 2621 | Chuter, Isabella (neé Kirton) (b 1959) | Moved to Witbank, South Africa. Born 1959 in Enkeldoorn. School Eveline Girls High. Worked for Post Office |
| 2622 | Ciampi, Ellen (neé Williams) (b 1963) | Moved to Harare, Zim. Born 1963 in Harare. School Vainona High. Worked for Ernst& Young |
| 2623 | Ciapparelli, Peter (b 1937) | Moved to McLean, Va USA. Born 1937 in Johannesburg. School Que Que,Chaplin,Natal U-Dbn. Worked for Mobil Oil Corp |
| 2624 | Cigomah, Timothy Charlie Garichi | Salisbury South Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 2625 | Cilliers, Adriana Maria Margaretha | Selukwe Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 2626 | Cilliers, Andre Alan 2005 | died 2005 |
| 2627 | Cilliers, Catherine Frances | In 1946 lived at Cavalla B, Makoni P.O. Inyazura. Was married |
| 2628 | Cilliers, Cornelia Welhelmina | Selukwe Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 2629 | Cilliers, Fred C | Fred attended Prince Edward School and enrolled with Course 5 at Gwebi College of Agriculture. He graduated in 1955 and was awarded a Lord Acton prize for Animal Husbandry.He was based at Grasslands Research Station with the Department of Conservation and Extension and had a strong following across the industry and spoke regularly at seminars.He has moved to the Cape in South Africa. |
| 2630 | Cilliers, Frederick Jakobus | Hartley Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 2631 | Cilliers, Gerald (b 1948) | Moved to Port Elizabeth, South Africa. Born 1948 in Selukwe. School Thornhill High. Worked for Customs, W.dahmer |
| 2632 | Cilliers, Gerry (Gerhard) (b 1958) | Moved to Pretoria, GP South Africa. Born 28 Jul 1958 in Salisbury. School Prince Edward 76. Rhodesian Light Infantry. Worked for Trojan Nickel Mine. Former Sourcing Manager-Electrical,harnesses. at BMW South Africa 87-97. Knife maker at Cilliers Knives. Lived Harare, Pretoria, Munich. Married to Lex Cilliers since November 21, 1992 |
| 2633 | Cilliers, Hendrik Jacobus | worked in the BSAP from 1968-80 |
| 2634 | Cilliers, Jan Arnoldes | Selukwe Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 2635 | Cilliers, Jan Daniel | In 1946 lived at Cavalla B. Makoni District, P.O. Inyazura. Was a farmer |
| 2636 | Cilliers, Kevin (b 1961) | Moved to Perth, WA Australia. Born 1961 in Shabani. School Churchill |
| 2637 | Cilliers, L M | Teaching staff at Mabelreign Girls High 1979. Mrs |
| 2638 | Cilliers, Marguerite (neé Tiedt) (b 1949) | Moved to Port Elizabeth, South Africa. Born 1949 in Chipinga. School fort victoria high, the teachers college Worked for Victoria Falls School , Arcadia School, Colorlab |
| 2639 | Cilliers, P G | Welgetroos, P.O. Rocky Spruit. 1939 |
| 2640 | Cilliers, P J | Daisyfield, Gwelo. 1939 |
| 2641 | Cilliers, Petrus Johannes | Selukwe Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 2642 | Cilliers, Sarel Arnoldus | In 1946 lived at Suumcuique, P.O. Box 640, Salisbury. Was a farm manager |
| 2643 | Cilliers, Susanna Hermina | In 1946 lived at Suumcuique, P.O. Box 640, Salisbury. Was married |
| 2644 | Cima, Elisabetta 1965 | Buried at Athlone Bulawayo |
| 2645 | Cima, Julius Claude | worked in the BSAP from 1905-32 |
| 2646 | Cimming, A | 1910 estate mentioned |
| 2647 | Cinamon, Bertha Doris | Salisbury North Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 2648 | Cinamon, D | c/o Beatrice G.M. Co., Ltd., P.O. Beatrice. 1938 |
| 2649 | Cinamon, Dave 2006 | |
| 2650 | Cinamon, David | Salisbury North Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 2651 | Cinamon, Jacob | In 1908 lived at Umtali. Storekeeper |
| 2652 | Cirruti, G R | Leorig Store, P.O. Arcturus. 1938 |
| 2653 | Cizek, Richard (b 1960) | Moved to Johannesburg, South Africa. Born 1960 in Durban S.a. School Churchill 1972 to 1978 |
| 2654 | Cizek, Shelley | lived in harare |
| 2655 | Claasen, David 2002 | Brother of Laura Duthie. 30th March 2002, after a long battle with cancer. Northlea School, then architecture at University of Natal and lived for a while in the UK. |
| 2656 | Claasen, Dick | around in 1968 and was Chief Engineer for Shell/BP – at the time they were developing floating fueling tanks for Boat Troop and Marine Wing on Lake Kariba. |
| 2657 | Claasen, Ebenhauser Bernadus 1977 | died 29/09/1977 |
| 2658 | Claasen, Joyce | was at Daisyfield and apparently she also taught there. |
| 2659 | Claasen, Justus 2019 | died 2019 |
| 2660 | Claasen, Louis 2006 | died 2006 |
| 2661 | Claasen, Pierre | Shabani |
| 2662 | Claassen, Alexander James | Wankie Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 2663 | Claassen, Chris | From a 1970s Rhodesia family with parents Justus Claassen and Ruby Claassen and children Chris, Frank, Henry, Meg, Paddy, and Pat. Mentioned on Justus Claassen’s 1977 Masvingo memorial |
| 2664 | Claassen, Ebenhauser Bernardus (Eben) 1977 | Odzi farmer who died on Thursday 29 September 1977. He was born in Bloemfontein South Africa in 1945. Claassen, a member of PATU since May 1973 (Nr 19074G), had been called out by the Odzi Police to help them with farm stock theft problems. On that day Eben was on horseback and following tracks when he went missing near the fast flowing Odzi river. His body was found some three days later in the river, the autopsy stating that he had suffered a heart attack and died instantly. He was 32 years of age. |
| 2665 | Claassen, Frank | From a 1970s Rhodesia family with parents Justus Claassen and Ruby Claassen and children Chris, Frank, Henry, Meg, Paddy, and Pat. Mentioned on Justus Claassen’s 1977 Masvingo memorial |
| 2666 | Claassen, Frank 2016 | Bulawayo, Was married to Patricia Claassen |
| 2667 | Claassen, Frederick Wilhelm Elliot | Shabani Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 2668 | Claassen, Gladys Muriel | Wankie Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 2669 | Claassen, Henry | From a 1970s Rhodesia family with parents Justus Claassen and Ruby Claassen and children Chris, Frank, Henry, Meg, Paddy, and Pat. Mentioned on Justus Claassen’s 1977 Masvingo memorial |
| 2670 | Claassen, Jacobus Cornelius | Selukwe Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 2671 | Claassen, Jacobus Cornelius (Jimmy) 1965 | Was buried at Athlone Bulawayo |
| 2672 | Claassen, James Wilhelm | Wankie Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 2673 | Claassen, Justus 1977 | Buried in Masvingo. From a 1970s Rhodesia family with parents Justus Claassen and Ruby Claassen and children Chris, Frank, Henry, Meg, Paddy, and Pat. |
| 2674 | Claassen, Justus Adolph | Selukwe Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 2675 | Claassen, Louis Hendrik | By 2008 had died and left property behind in Bulawayo, Queensdale |
| 2676 | Claassen, Lynda (neé Bayman) (b 1956) | Moved to Johannesburg, Gaut South Africa. Born 1956 in Lusaka. School Roosevelt Girls High. Worked for Marandellas Town Council |
| 2677 | Claassen, Meg | From a 1970s Rhodesia family with parents Justus Claassen and Ruby Claassen and children Chris, Frank, Henry, Meg, Paddy, and Pat. Mentioned on Justus Claassen’s 1977 Masvingo memorial |
| 2678 | Claassen, Paddy | From a 1970s Rhodesia family with parents Justus Claassen and Ruby Claassen and children Chris, Frank, Henry, Meg, Paddy, and Pat. Mentioned on Justus Claassen’s 1977 Masvingo memorial |
| 2679 | Claassen, Patricia (b 1945) | Born 14 March 1945. Went to Shabani Primary School. Went to Morgan High School 63. Went to Northlea High School Bulawayo 63. Studied at TTC 66. Self employed. Stepson Pierre Claassen. Taught Music and Movement Programme at 13 different schools in Bulawayo. From a 1970s Rhodesia family with parents Justus Claassen and Ruby Claassen and children Chris, Frank, Henry, Meg, Paddy, and Pat. Mentioned on Justus Claassen’s 1977 Masvingo memorial |
| 2680 | Claassen, Patricia (Paddy) (nee Heiden) | Bulawayo 2025. Was mother to Claassen, Ryan Abrams |
| 2681 | Claassen, Patricia Lorraine | Acquired property in Bulawayo in 2008 |
| 2682 | Claassen, Paul Stephanus | acquired bulawayo property in 2008 |
| 2683 | Claassen, Peter Douglas | worked in the BSAP from 1972-77 |
| 2684 | Claassen, Roland Frederick | Wankie Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 2685 | Claassen, Ruby | Selukwe Voters 1946 – 1948. From a 1970s Rhodesia family with parents Justus Claassen and Ruby Claassen and children Chris, Frank, Henry, Meg, Paddy, and Pat. Mentioned on Justus Claassen’s 1977 Masvingo memorial |
| 2686 | Claassen, Ryan Abrams | Bulawayo 2025. Mother was Patricia Claasen (Paddy) (nee Heiden) |
| 2687 | Clack, Albert Rowland | Salisbury North Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 2688 | Clack, Craig Paul 1977 | 902128 NS PO BSAP A Trp SU. Patrol Officer, British South Africa Police, killed in an amush, 19 May 1977. |
| 2689 | Clack, Denis Hubert | Salisbury Central Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 2690 | Clack, Edith Winifred | Salisbury Central Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 2691 | Clack, Gerald Richard | worked in the BSAP from 1972-78 |
| 2692 | Clack, Isabella Grant | Salisbury North Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 2693 | Clack, John Vincent 2019 | passed away in Hilton, KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa on 11 Nov 2019 aged 81. John was in the BSAP and was for a while a committee member of the midlands station and was also a Senior Officer in the RPS. worked in the BSAP from 1956-59 |
| 2694 | Clack, Joseph W P | 1926 estate |
| 2695 | Clack, Joseph William Page | 1920 estate and said to have been a lunatic |
| 2696 | Clack, Keegan | |
| 2697 | Clack, Linda (neé Radford) (b 1968) | Moved to Harare, Zimbabwe. Born 1968 in Malacca. School Dominican Convent Byo. Worked for St Anne’s Hospital |
| 2698 | Clack, Louisa Charlotte Anne 1930 | Buried at Athlone Bulawayo |
| 2699 | Clack, Robert Albeit | Salisbury North Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 2700 | Clack, Roland Ean | a child that died about 1920 |
| 2701 | Clack, Russell (b 1952) | Moved to Chicago, IL USA. Born 1952 in Luanshya. School Luanshya High. Worked for Standard Bank – Zimbabwe.hunyani Carton & Print – Zimbabwe, Supersonic – South Africa, Computer Support – South Africa, Business Technology Partners – Chicago, Usa |
| 2702 | Clack, Sandra (neé Cunningham) (b 1950) | Moved to Howick, Pmb South Africa. Born 1950 in Bulawayo |
| 2703 | Clackett, Sandy (neé Stevens) (b 1966) | Moved to Somerset West, South Africa. Born 1966 in Salisbury. School Girls High |
| 2704 | Clackett, Terry (b 1963) | Moved to Somerset West, South Africa. Born 1963 in Kitwe. School Alan Willson. Worked for Aircon |
| 2705 | Clackworthy, Edith Maud (Betty) 1937 | Buried at Athlone Bulawayo |
| 2706 | Clackworthy, Emily 1970 | Raylton Voters 1946 – 1948. Buried at Athlone Bulawayo |
| 2707 | Clackworthy, Garry Alexander | worked in the BSAP from 1973-75 and 79-83 |
| 2708 | Clackworthy, John Henry 1938 | Buried at Athlone Bulawayo |
| 2709 | Clackworthy, Mike | st Peters |
| 2710 | Clackworthy, Richard Henry | Selukwe Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 2711 | Clackworthy, Richard Henry 1971 | Hillside Voters 1946 – 1948. Buried at Athlone Bulawayo |
| 2712 | Claer, Albert | Salisbury Central Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 2713 | Claesson, Frank Gumar | Marandellas Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 2714 | Claesson, Frank Harold | Salisbury Central Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 2715 | Claesson, Fredericka Orgina | Marandellas Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 2716 | Clague, Alfred Ernest 1919 | Born 1868 and at 51 died 5 oct 1919. Born Isle of Man, lived, died, Annarona mine near Bulawayo, buried Bulawayo. Was married with 2 kids and a mine manager engineer, Father was Robert Clague. He was married to Hannah Clague at Birkenhead England. Children were Alfred Stewart C Clague (b 31 May 1913) and John Douglas Clague (born 13 june 1917) |
| 2717 | Clague, Alfred Stewart C (b 1913) | 1919 family at Annarona mine near Bulawayo with parents Clague, Alfred Ernest 1919 and Clague, Hannah. Children were Alfred Stewart C Clague (b 31 May 1913) and John Douglas Clague (born 13 june 1917) |
| 2718 | Clague, Hannah | 1919 family at Annarona mine near Bulawayo with parents Clague, Alfred Ernest 1919 and Clague, Hannah. Children were Alfred Stewart C Clague (b 31 May 1913) and John Douglas Clague (born 13 june 1917). Married at Birkenhead England. |
| 2719 | Clague, John Douglas (b 1917) | 1919 family at Annarona mine near Bulawayo with parents Clague, Alfred Ernest 1919 and Clague, Hannah. Children were Alfred Stewart C Clague (b 31 May 1913) and John Douglas Clague (born 13 june 1917) |
| 2720 | Clain, D | 1973 Salisbury doctor |
| 2721 | Clair, Bill (b 1935) | Moved to Warrenton, VA USA. Born 35 in USA. Worked for US Consulate |
| 2722 | Clair, Michelle | |
| 2723 | Clair, Vaughn | army intake 143 |
| 2724 | Claisen, L T | 1930 Umtali farmer |
| 2725 | Clamp, Paul | byo 60s |
| 2726 | Clampin, Derek Michael | had passed away by 2008 and left property behind in Bulawayo |
| 2727 | Clampin, Sonia | acquired property in Bulawayo 2008 |
| 2728 | Clampit, James | worked in the BSAP from 1953-73 |
| 2729 | Clanahan, H A | Umtungati, P.O. Darwendale. 1939 |
| 2730 | Clanahan, Rob | Was at Plumtree school |
| 2731 | Clanchy, Annie Danella | Salisbury District Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 2732 | Clanchy, Arthur Edward | Salisbury City Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 2733 | Clanchy, Nancy Heryet | Salisbury City Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 2734 | Clancy, Patrick Anthony (b 1953) | Moved to Jhb, South Africa. Born 1953 in Durban S.a. School Jameson High. Worked for Rhobank, BSAP, worked in the BSAP from 1973-76 |
| 2735 | Clancy, Raymond (b 1949) | Moved to Worcester, Cape South Africa. Born 1949 in Durban. School Jameson High |
| 2736 | Clancy, Rita (neé Connoway) (b 1954) | Moved to Jhb, South Africa. Born 1954 in Rusape. School Pietersburg. Worked for Standard Bank Umtali |
| 2737 | Clancy, William John | worked in the BSAP from 1903-05 |
| 2738 | Clanfield, William Richard | worked in the BSAP from 1952-55 |
| 2739 | Clapham, David George | worked in the BSAP from 1948-51, Forestdale Beatrice 1964 |
| 2740 | Clapham, Mrs | Played tennis for Mashonaland Country Districts in 1963 |
| 2741 | Clapham, Richard James | worked in the BSAP from 1974-77 |
| 2742 | Clapper, David (b 1962) | Moved to Amsterdam, Netherlands. Born 1962 in London. School Alexandra Park Primary School; Mount Pleasant High School |
| 2743 | Clara, Elizabeth Santa 1952 | Buried at Mutare |
| 2744 | Clarance, Beryi Mercer | In 1946 lived at 29, Clark Road, P.O. Box 702, Bulawayo. Was married |
| 2745 | Clarance, Felix Vivian | In 1946 lived at 29, Clark Road, “P.O. Box 702, Bulawayo, Was a Bank Official |
| 2746 | Clarance, Michael (Mike) | Was at Plumtree school Lloyd house 47-51. Married Peggy |
| 2747 | Clare, Diana | University College of Rhodesia |
| 2748 | Clare, Ralph | Served in RAF in various countries including Rhodesia. Moved to Canada and worked in Real Estate |
| 2749 | Clare, Shannon | |
| 2750 | Claremont, P C | Mentioned on memorials at Gweru Anglican |
| 2751 | Clarence, Charles Dudley Beverley | Mazoe Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 2752 | Clarence, Elva | 1970s family with mother Elva Marion St John Clarence and children Elva Clarence, Margaret Clarence and Ruth Clarence, and mentioned on Elva Marions 1972 Avondale memorial |
| 2753 | Clarence, Elva Marion St John 1972 | buried at Avondale Harare. 1970s family with mother Elva Marion St John Clarence and children Elva Clarence, Margaret Clarence and Ruth Clarence, |
| 2754 | Clarence, Margaret | 1970s family with mother Elva Marion St John Clarence and children Elva Clarence, Margaret Clarence and Ruth Clarence, and mentioned on Elva Marions 1972 Avondale memorial |
| 2755 | Clarence, Mike | 60s |
| 2756 | Clarence, Ruth | 1970s family with mother Elva Marion St John Clarence and children Elva Clarence, Margaret Clarence and Ruth Clarence, and mentioned on Elva Marions 1972 Avondale memorial |
| 2757 | Claridge, Percy S (b 1942) | Moved to Bethersden, Kent UK. Born 1942 in Fulmer, Bucks, Uk, School Norton/U. B. H. S . Worked for Min Of Agric; Conex and Dept Of Research & Specialist Services (Seed Services). was dairy farming near Gwebi but moved to England in the sixties. |
| 2758 | Claridge, Robert Mostyn Shelley | worked in the BSAP from 1926-28 |
| 2759 | Claringbould, Bruce Lee | lomagundi |
| 2760 | Claringbould, Jeremy | worked at Wilderness Safaris in Hwange and Mana Pools |
| 2761 | Clark, Adam | |
| 2762 | Clark, Adelaide Grace | Mrs. Forest Hill, P.O. Insiza. 1939, Wankie Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 2763 | Clark, Alan (b 1960) | Moved to Perth , WA Australia. Born 1960 in Salisbury. School Mount Pleasant. Worked for Puzey And Payne |
| 2764 | Clark, Alan (b 1964) | Moved to Woking, UK. Born 1964 in Salisbury. School Greengrove,Churchill |
| 2765 | Clark, Alex. MacGowan | In 1908 lived at Gwelo. Accountant |
| 2766 | Clark, Alfred Charles | In 1908 lived at Mill Vale Farm, N’Kwasezi River, Bulilima. Farmer, Landowner |
| 2767 | Clark, Alfred Desmond Kitchner | Salisbury South Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 2768 | Clark, Alice Martha Mary | Salisbury North Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 2769 | Clark, Alistair Ross | worked in the BSAP from 1976-79 |
| 2770 | Clark, Amy Beatrice | Wankie Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 2771 | Clark, Andrew | In 1946 lived at 6, Townsend Road, Suburbs, P.O. Box 858, Bulawayo, was a Medical Practitioner |
| 2772 | Clark, Andrew (b 1952) | Moved to Barberton, South Africa. Born 1952 in Joburg. School Godfery Huggins falcon st georges. Worked for Self Virginia Marandellas Barberton then Tobacco Farming |
| 2773 | Clark, Andrew (b 1967) | Moved to Vredenburg, Cape South Africa. Born 1967 in Salisbury. School Macheke&Falcon. Worked for Zim Browns Transport Southafrica Orsmond Aviation Goldenwings Aviation Nelair Terbopropservice Centre Swiss Aviation Pilatus |
| 2774 | Clark, Andrew Stephen 1919 | Died in Salisbury as an infant in 1919 |
| 2775 | Clark, Andrew Stephen 1927 | Born 1925 and at 2 died 29 May 1927. Born in Rhodesia lived died buried Bulawayo. Drowned after falling in a well |
| 2776 | Clark, Ann | Salisbury Central Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 2777 | Clark, Annie | In 1946 lived at 7, Abergeldie Flats, Park Road, Bulawayo, Was married |
| 2778 | Clark, Annie (nee Duvenhage) | in 1919 lived at Allendale farm Bubi and same year lost her husband John Clark. They had married in the Cape. The kids were Susanna Magdalena Clark, Anne Isabella Clark, Elizabeth Maria Clark, Charles James Clark, Gertrude Clark and Johanna Clark. At Insiza in 1921. Had been married to John Clark who died before this date. A daughter was Viljoen, Johanna (nee Clark) 1921 |
| 2779 | Clark, Anthony John | worked in the BSAP from 1973-80 |
| 2780 | Clark, Anthony Victor (Nobby) 1978 | WO2 RhA B Trp 1 Fld Regt DOAS 8 Jun 1978 |
| 2781 | Clark, Archibald Jack Newman | worked in the BSAP from 1926-29 |
| 2782 | Clark, Arthur John | In 1946 lived at Romsley Estate, P.O. Inyazura. Was a chairman |
| 2783 | Clark, Arthur Matthew | Victoria Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 2784 | Clark, B L | Mentioned on memorials at Gweru Anglican |
| 2785 | Clark, Barbara (nee Terry) | daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Terry, of Cape Town. She married Graham Foster Clark in 1939. In 1967 they were living in Umtali Rhodesia. Umtali South Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 2786 | Clark, Barry (b 1977) | Moved to London, UK. Born 1977 in Gweru/gwelo. School CBC. Worked for Pro-micro |
| 2787 | Clark, Belinda (neé Bufe) (b 1970) | Moved to Bulawayo, Zimbabwe. Born 1970 in Bulawayo. School Greenfield, Henry Lowe, Girls College Worked for Hillcrest College, Deloitte & Touche, Fox & Bookless, Hunyani Corrugated, National Fencing, Cf Tulley, Bma Fasteners, Etc |
| 2788 | Clark, Beverly Lynn | mentioned in 2019 gazette |
| 2789 | Clark, Blanche 2013 | Died 29th May, 2013. Durban, 2013. |
| 2790 | Clark, Brad | |
| 2791 | Clark, Brett | Harare, Zimbabwe |
| 2792 | Clark, Brianagh | 2019 zim equestrian |
| 2793 | Clark, Brigitte (neé Lang) (b 1957) | Moved to Grahamstown, South Africa. Born 1957 in Pretoria. School Arundel. Worked for Rhodes University |
| 2794 | Clark, C W | Nadora, P.O. Banket. 1939 |
| 2795 | Clark, Carlton William | worked in the BSAP from 1956-57 |
| 2796 | Clark, Catherine Annie | Salisbury City Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 2797 | Clark, Catherine Elizabeth 1941 | Buried at Athlone Bulawayo |
| 2798 | Clark, Cathy | byo |
| 2799 | Clark, Cecil | Charles Boyd Clark arrived in Rhodesia in 1896 having walked from Vila Perry to Salisbury and on the way, spent the night in gaol in Headlands, arrested for murder on mistaken Identity so the legend has it. He joined Beale’s column to Matabeleland. After the rebellion he worked for Jack Howman in the Odzi area trading maize and other grains. Legend has it that he was used to balance the scales as he weighed 220lbs. In early 1900s the bought Zonga Farm (Inyazura) from Kingsley Fairbridge’s father. Shortly after that he married Maud Ingle (from Lalapanzi). They had four children, Cecil, Wallis who died in a shooting accident when he was 18, Isobel (who married the ENT specialist Norman Campbell) and John (who was a pilot and died in North Allerton during WW2). He started a dairy with one friesland bull and 12 shona cows which eventually because the famous Zonga Friesland Stud. He died of heart failure in the early 1930s |
| 2800 | Clark, Charles (Nobby) 1952 | Was on Captain Scotts first Polar expedition in 1901 mainly as a cook and general help. Once an apprentice in his fathers bakery before moving onto a weather station at Ben Nevis and then the Polar expedition. In 1952 he was 77 and died just before his 78th birthday. He was to live in Pretoria after being decorated by King Edward VII and joined the police force there until retiremnet in 1944. His only son was living in Gwelo. His son, sons wife and grandsons lived at Guineafowl. His son was an electrical engineer. Charles had actually lived in Gwelo for a short while where he had a job in Gwelo working for the maize control board |
| 2801 | Clark, Charles Bernard (Tubby) 1979 | 724621 Sgt RhMP 5/2 Provost Pltn. Sergeant, killed in action, 26 February 1979. |
| 2802 | Clark, Charles Boyd | Charles Boyd Clark arrived in Rhodesia in 1896 having walked from Vila Perry to Salisbury and on the way, spent the night in gaol in Headlands, arrested for murder on mistaken Identity so the legend has it. He joined Beale’s column to Matabeleland. After the rebellion he worked for Jack Howman in the Odzi area trading maize and other grains. Legend has it that he was used to balance the scales as he weighed 220lbs. In early 1900s the bought Zonga Farm (Inyazura) from Kingsley Fairbridge’s father. Shortly after that he married Maud Ingle (from Lalapanzi). They had four children, Cecil, Wallis who died in a shooting accident when he was 18, Isobel (who married the ENT specialist Norman Campbell) and John (who was a pilot and died in North Allerton during WW2). He started a dairy with one friesland bull and 12 shona cows which eventually because the famous Zonga Friesland Stud. He died of heart failure in the early 1930s. In 1902 was at Rupako, Clair Estate Makoni. Trader. In 1908 lived at Castle Gonga, Inyazura. Farmer |
| 2803 | Clark, Charles Donald | In 1946 lived at B.S.A. Police Station. P.O. Box 222, Bulawayo. Was in B.S.A.P.from 1925-47 |
| 2804 | Clark, Charles James | 1919 family with parents Clark, John 1919 and Clark, Annie (nee Duvenhage). The kids were Susanna Magdalena Clark, Anne Isabella Clark, Elizabeth Maria Clark, Charles James Clark, Gertrude Clark and Johanna Clark. |
| 2805 | Clark, Charles James 1916 | From Essex England. Mother was Elizabeth Clark. Was a riveter and married to M Clark in Port Elizabeth. Died 14 Dec 1916 at Umtali. |
| 2806 | Clark, Charles Penny 1941 | RH/6852909 L/Cpl King’s Royal Rifle Corps 1st Battalion KIA 7 Apr 1941 |
| 2807 | Clark, Charles William 1938 | Buried at Athlone Bulawayo |
| 2808 | Clark, Christina Johanna | Salisbury in 1927. Salisbury City Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 2809 | Clark, Christopher Julian Kenneth | worked in the BSAP from 1969-73 |
| 2810 | Clark, Daniel William Besant | Circulation branch Bulawayo 1938, Raylton Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 2811 | Clark, Daphne | of Hospice in Bulawayo |
| 2812 | Clark, Darren (Choom) (Dave) | Was at Plumtree school Grey house 80-86. Moved to Lobatse Botswana. Married Deidre |
| 2813 | Clark, Darrin (b 1967) | Moved to Toronto, ON Canada. Born 1967 in Masvingo. School FV JR, CJR, Chap |
| 2814 | Clark, Dave (b 1955) | Moved to Lydenburg, South Africa. Born 1955 in Fort Victoria. School chaplin umtali boys high. Worked for adf |
| 2815 | Clark, David Bruce (b 1952) | Moved to St Breward, Cwl UK. Born 1952 in Bulawayo. School Gifford Tech. Worked for AFC, born 9th September 1952 and had interest in 55 George Silundika Street, Bulawayo until 2012 |
| 2816 | Clark, Denis Edward 2006 | husband of Ann, father of Ian, Heather, Barbara and Gayle, brother of Stan, Joyce and late Trevor, passed away in his home on the 12/4/06 |
| 2817 | Clark, Donald Alexander | arrived in the country in 1890. There maybe a plaque in a church or hall in Bulawayo with his name on it. |
| 2818 | Clark, Donald Arthur | worked in the BSAP from 1948-51 |
| 2819 | Clark, Donald John 2016 | died 19th january 2016 |
| 2820 | Clark, Dorothy Irene | Salisbury Gardens Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 2821 | Clark, Douglas Mastyn | Salisbury District Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 2822 | Clark, E | c/o Cavan Farm, P.O. Beatrice. 1938 |
| 2823 | Clark, Edward | Mazoe Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 2824 | Clark, Elizabeth | 1922 in Bulawayo. Family with parents Clark, Situs Robert 1922 and Clark, Elizabeth married in Cape Town. Children were Herbert Clark (b 1900), Florence Clark (b 6 Oct 1902), and Isabella Clark (b 6 Oct 1907). |
| 2825 | Clark, Emmanuel John | In 1946 lived at 7, Abergeldie Flats, 60, Park Road, P.O. Box 454, Bulawayo, Was a clerk |
| 2826 | Clark, Evelyn Winifred (b 1930) | She came to the UK in 1956. Maiden name was Evelyn Winifred Clark and the date of birth was 20:02:1930 and she was a hairdresser. She had a daughter who was given up for adoption in the UK |
| 2827 | Clark, F C | Circulation branch Bulawayo 1938 |
| 2828 | Clark, F J | 1916 Kwe Kwe area and appears to be BSAP |
| 2829 | Clark, Florence (b 1902) | 1922 in Bulawayo. Family with parents Clark, Situs Robert 1922 and Clark, Elizabeth married in Cape Town. Children were Herbert Clark (b 1900), Florence Clark (b 6 Oct 1902), and Isabella Clark (b 6 Oct 1907). |
| 2830 | Clark, Florence Francis | Que Que Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 2831 | Clark, Francis Sidney | Selukwe 1913 -1917 executor |
| 2832 | Clark, Frederick 1918 | 2nd Rhode reg. Died 20 or 24 Apr 1918. Died on active service. From Huntingdon England. Parents were Thomas and Julia. He was a 39 year old farmer and invalided soldier and single. Died at salisbury. Brother was A C Clark. Had a niece Isabel Bell |
| 2833 | Clark, G | Was at Milner house Plumtree school 79-84 |
| 2834 | Clark, G F | Umtali town clerk 1960s |
| 2835 | Clark, Gary (b 1959) | Moved to Aberdeen, UK. Born 1959 in Aberdeen. School ellis robins. Worked for Harare United Omnibus. Entertainer/Dancer at National Health Service from 2003 UK. |
| 2836 | Clark, George Edward | . In 1902 was at Victoria. Corporal B.S.A.P |
| 2837 | Clark, George Henry | Wankie Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 2838 | Clark, George Henry | Que Que Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 2839 | Clark, George Henry | 21 Humphries Orange Grove Bulawayo in 1950 |
| 2840 | Clark, Gertrude | 1919 family with parents Clark, John 1919 and Clark, Annie (nee Duvenhage). The kids were Susanna Magdalena Clark, Anne Isabella Clark, Elizabeth Maria Clark, Charles James Clark, Gertrude Clark and Johanna Clark. |
| 2841 | Clark, Gertrude Agnes | Wankie Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 2842 | Clark, Graham Foster (b 1912) | 0.B.E., B.Com., F.I.T.C. (S.A.) Town Clerk, Umtali, Rhod.; b. 14th Sept., 1912, Dbn., Natal; educ. Dbn. H.S., Univ. of Natal, Dbn.; s.o.l. Prof. Hugh Clark, late of Univ. of Natal, Dbn.; m. 2nd Jan., 1939, Barbara, o.d.o. Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Terry, of C.T. Came to Rhod., June, 1938, In City Treasurer’s Office, Dbn., 1931-38. Mem. of the former Inaugural Brd. of Univ. Coll. of Rhod. and Nyasaland. Mem. Brd. of Management, Commercial and Ind. Medical Aid Soc., Rhod.; Past Pres. and Mem. Umtali Rotary Club, Trustee and Vice-Pres. Umtali players, Chair. Brd. of Dir. Umtali Public Services Co-op. Soc. Ltd., Foundation Mem. Umtali Munic. Orchestra, Pres. Tnstit. of Town Clerks of Southern Africa 1967-68, Pres. Manicaland All Breeds Training School and Alsatian Club; Mem. Umtali Club; Rec.: Music, cricket; Add.: P.O. Box 91, Umtali, Rhodesia. Umtali Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 2843 | Clark, Hendrik Alfred (Alf) 1980 | Buried at Masvingo |
| 2844 | Clark, Henry Alfred | worked in the BSAP from 1961-81 |
| 2845 | Clark, Henry Harrison 1943 | Buried at Athlone Bulawayo |
| 2846 | Clark, Herbert (b 1900) | 1922 in Bulawayo. Family with parents Clark, Situs Robert 1922 and Clark, Elizabeth married in Cape Town. Children were Herbert Clark (b 1900), Florence Clark (b 6 Oct 1902), and Isabella Clark (b 6 Oct 1907). |
| 2847 | Clark, Hilary | Thornhill high school 1982 |
| 2848 | Clark, Hilson Gordon 1948 | Buried at Athlone Bulawayo |
| 2849 | Clark, Ian | hre 2019 |
| 2850 | Clark, Ian | worked in the BSAP from 1970-80 |
| 2851 | Clark, Ian Alexander | worked in the BSAP from 1965-81 |
| 2852 | Clark, Ione Anne Ada | Raylton Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 2853 | Clark, Irene (neé Youroukellis) (b 1959) | Moved to Melbourne, Vic Australia. Born 1959 in Cairo. School Avondale Primary & Mabelreign Girls High. Worked for Rhobank, Abc Films |
| 2854 | Clark, Isabella (b 1907) | 1922 in Bulawayo. Family with parents Clark, Situs Robert 1922 and Clark, Elizabeth married in Cape Town. Children were Herbert Clark (b 1900), Florence Clark (b 6 Oct 1902), and Isabella Clark (b 6 Oct 1907). |
| 2855 | Clark, J Desmond | curator of the Rhodes Livingstone museum |
| 2856 | Clark, J F B | c/o Hanerau Farm, P.O. Beatrice. 1938 |
| 2857 | Clark, J R | Rhodesian In WW2 that served in the Royal navy or South African Navy forces |
| 2858 | Clark, Jacoba Adriaana Sophia | Salisbury South Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 2859 | Clark, James | Salisbury Central Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 2860 | Clark, James | In 1904 lived at Salisbury. Bandsman B.S.A. Police |
| 2861 | Clark, James (b 1932) | Moved to Aberdeen, UK. Born 1932 in Aberdeen. School Aber deen. Worked for C.m.e.d.workington |
| 2862 | Clark, James Joseph | Gwelo Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 2863 | Clark, Jane (neé Pengelley) (b 1960) | Moved to Isle Of Man, UK. Born 1960 in Salisbury. School Umtali |
| 2864 | Clark, Jefferson | with Maurice Gifford in the 1890s got a concession to basically loot all the old ruins in the country |
| 2865 | Clark, Jenny | Hatfiled |
| 2866 | Clark, Jessica | left or still in Bulawayo |
| 2867 | Clark, Joan | Hatfield High School 1955 – 1959 |
| 2868 | Clark, Joe | |
| 2869 | Clark, Joe (b 1954) | Moved to Liverpool, UK. Born 1954 in Liverpool. School Que Que. Worked for Puzey And Payne |
| 2870 | Clark, Johanna | 1919 family with parents Clark, John 1919 and Clark, Annie (nee Duvenhage). The kids were Susanna Magdalena Clark, Anne Isabella Clark, Elizabeth Maria Clark, Charles James Clark, Gertrude Clark and Johanna Clark. |
| 2871 | Clark, John | Salisbury Central Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 2872 | Clark, John | Charles Boyd Clark arrived in Rhodesia in 1896 having walked from Vila Perry to Salisbury and on the way, spent the night in gaol in Headlands, arrested for murder on mistaken Identity so the legend has it. He joined Beale’s column to Matabeleland. After the rebellion he worked for Jack Howman in the Odzi area trading maize and other grains. Legend has it that he was used to balance the scales as he weighed 220lbs. In early 1900s the bought Zonga Farm (Inyazura) from Kingsley Fairbridge’s father. Shortly after that he married Maud Ingle (from Lalapanzi). They had four children, Cecil, Wallis who died in a shooting accident when he was 18, Isobel (who married the ENT specialist Norman Campbell) and John (who was a pilot and died in North Allerton during WW2). He started a dairy with one friesland bull and 12 shona cows which eventually because the famous Zonga Friesland Stud. He died of heart failure in the early 1930s |
| 2873 | Clark, John 1919 | Born 1855 and at 64 died 31 Dec 1919. Born near Durban lived died buried Allendale farm Bubi. Was married with 6 kids and was a stock farmer and blacksmith. Wife was Annie Clark (nee Duvenhage), He was from Cape Province and they married in the Cape. Parents were Charles and Datella? The kids were Susanna Magdalena Clark, Anne Isabella Clark, Elizabeth Maria Clark, Charles James Clark, Gertrude Clark and Johanna Clark. |
| 2874 | Clark, John 1962 | Buried at Athlone Bulawayo. Son was Clark, Stuart |
| 2875 | Clark, John Campbell | worked in the BSAP from 1913-27 |
| 2876 | Clark, John Harrison 1896 | Died 17 Jun 1896 at Lundi drift Chibi. ex BSAP, Buried one mile east of Chimanwera’s kraal, cross erected per BSAP report |
| 2877 | Clark, John Smelson 1910 | From London England. Mother in London was Caroline. A 38 year old prospector and single. Died 27 Apr 1910 at Shamva. Had claims at Premier reef Abercorn. |
| 2878 | Clark, John William 1919 | Born 1859 and at 60 died 29 Oct 1919. Born England lived died Eystrom farm Victoria buried Victoria. Was a farmer and store keeper and single. From Folkestone England. 1906 recorded as an executor in the Victoria district, 1910 Fort Victoria. In 1902-1904 lived at Victoria. Store Keeper |
| 2879 | Clark, Judy (neé Marshall) (b 1957) | Moved to Malmesbury, England, Born 1957 in Umtali. School Marymount College |
| 2880 | Clark, Katherina Sophia (Martiz) | Mrs. Women Pioneer in 1895 |
| 2881 | Clark, Kathleen | Umtali Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 2882 | Clark, Keith Bertram James | worked in the BSAP from 1949-72 |
| 2883 | Clark, Kenneth Robert (b 1939) | Moved to Holbeach Lincs, England. Born 1939 in London. Worked for B.S.A.Police. worked in the BSAP from 1963-80 |
| 2884 | Clark, Kitty | Salisbury Central Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 2885 | Clark, L | Memorial at Kadoma Anglican church |
| 2886 | Clark, L Gladstone | 1905 Bulawayo doctor |
| 2887 | Clark, Leslie Taylor 1969 | Buried at Kwe Kwe |
| 2888 | Clark, Leslie Victor | worked in the BSAP from 1920-21 |
| 2889 | Clark, M W | 1977 intake 157 Rhodesia Regiment |
| 2890 | Clark, Malcolm (b 1939) | Moved to Johannesburg, South Africa. Born 1939 in Romford, Essex, UK. School Churchill. Worked for Provincial Authorities |
| 2891 | Clark, Margaret Elizabeth | Salisbury District Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 2892 | Clark, Margaret Helen | Raylton Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 2893 | Clark, Margaret Ogilvy | In 1946 lived at Bedford Road, Avondale, P.O. Box 1026, Salisbury. Was married |
| 2894 | Clark, Margery Bertha | In 1946 lived at 6, Townsend Road, Suburbs, Bulawayo, Was married |
| 2895 | Clark, Margie (neé Kotze) (b 1956) | Moved to Johannesburg, GP South Africa. Born 1956 in Mutare. School Umtali Girls High. Worked for Stuttaford Van Lines |
| 2896 | Clark, Marie Christine 1961 | Buried in Kwe Kwe |
| 2897 | Clark, Marjorie Vincent | Salisbury North Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 2898 | Clark, Mark (b 1961) | Moved to Brisbane, Qld Australia. Born 1961 in Kwe Kwe. School Allan Wilson, Worked for Safair |
| 2899 | Clark, Mark (b 1971) | Moved to Holbeach Lincs, England. Born 1971 in Gweru |
| 2900 | Clark, Mary Gwendoline | Selukwe Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 2901 | Clark, Mary Madelene (nee Kinsey) | daughter of W. G. Kinsey. She married Rupert Collins Clark 12th Nov 1960. They had 2 sons. In 1967 they lived at 24 Dundee Dve.. Famona, Bulawayo Rhodesia. She had lived in Zambia |
| 2902 | Clark, Maud (nee Ingle) | Charles Boyd Clark arrived in Rhodesia in 1896 having walked from Vila Perry to Salisbury and on the way, spent the night in gaol in Headlands, arrested for murder on mistaken Identity so the legend has it. He joined Beale’s column to Matabeleland. After the rebellion he worked for Jack Howman in the Odzi area trading maize and other grains. Legend has it that he was used to balance the scales as he weighed 220lbs. In early 1900s the bought Zonga Farm (Inyazura) from Kingsley Fairbridge’s father. Shortly after that he married Maud Ingle (from Lalapanzi). They had four children, Cecil, Wallis who died in a shooting accident when he was 18, Isobel (who married the ENT specialist Norman Campbell) and John (who was a pilot and died in North Allerton during WW2). He started a dairy with one friesland bull and 12 shona cows which eventually because the famous Zonga Friesland Stud. He died of heart failure in the early 1930s |
| 2903 | Clark, Maurice Nelson Hamilton | Salisbury Gardens Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 2904 | Clark, Michael Charles | worked in the BSAP from 1959-69 |
| 2905 | Clark, Montagu Silver | In 1904 lived at Salisbury. Corpl. B.S.A. Police |
| 2906 | Clark, Naomi | harare |
| 2907 | Clark, Nelson Gray | Salisbury Gardens Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 2908 | Clark, Nobby | Guineafowl school |
| 2909 | Clark, Norman | Wankie Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 2910 | Clark, P D M M (Pat) 1989 | Memorial at Nyanga village church |
| 2911 | Clark, Paul (b 1955) | Moved to Johannesburg, GP South Africa. Born 1955 in Harare. School Guinea Fowl Boys High. Worked for Adron |
| 2912 | Clark, Peggy (neé Smith) (b 1932) | Moved to Fish Hoek, Cape S.Africa. Born 1932 in Potchefstroom S.A. School Chaplin |
| 2913 | Clark, Penelope | worked in the BSAP from 1976-78 |
| 2914 | Clark, Penny (neé Wilson) (b 1960) | Moved to Aberdeen, UK. Born 1960 in Salisbury. School m.g.h.s |
| 2915 | Clark, Percy Missem | In 1908 lived at Bulawayo. Photographer |
| 2916 | Clark, Percy Victor | Wankie Voters 1946 – 1948. Ursulu farm |
| 2917 | Clark, Peter | army intake 87 |
| 2918 | Clark, Peter Brian Heather | worked in the BSAP from 1969-75 |
| 2919 | Clark, Raymond (b 1965) | Moved to Nelspruit, South Africa. Born 1965 in Salisbury. School Fort Vic Primary & Chaplin High |
| 2920 | Clark, Raymond Arthur | worked in the BSAP from 1950-60 |
| 2921 | Clark, Reg (b 1931) | Moved to Fish Hoek, Cape. S.A. Born 1931 in Salisbur.y School Prince Edward. Worked for Water Development |
| 2922 | Clark, Reginald Harlan | Raylton Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 2923 | Clark, Robert Bisset 1943 | 2763804 L/Cpl Black Watch (Royal Highlanders) 2nd Battalion DOAS 19 Feb 1943 |
| 2924 | Clark, Robert L. | . In 1902 was at Umtali. Auctioneer |
| 2925 | Clark, Robinia Elizabeth Jeanette | 1916 Bulawayo and same year lost her husband Clark, William Gladstone 1916, They had married in Bulawayo. She had a stepfather in Bulawayo that looks like C G or A G Hay |
| 2926 | Clark, Rodney Stewart (Rod) 2006 | Rod Clark, passed away very suddenly on 28th may 2006. Husband of Shirley, father of Shane, Debbie & Adam. Left property in Bulawayo |
| 2927 | Clark, Ronald (b 1961) | Moved to Pretoria, South Africa. Born 1961 in Gwelo. School Churchill.Worked for Rr |
| 2928 | Clark, Rosalind | worked in the BSAP from 1976-78 |
| 2929 | Clark, Rose Blanche 1931 | Buried at Athlone Bulawayo |
| 2930 | Clark, Royean Featherstone Mission | worked in the BSAP from 1963-64 |
| 2931 | Clark, Ruby Kerby | Salisbury City Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 2932 | Clark, Rupert Collins (b 1930) | Engr.; Mng. Dir. Consolidated Pneumatic Tool Co. of Central Africa (Pvt.) Ltd.; 1950 Consolidated Pneumatic Tool Co. (Zambia) Ltd., joined the coy. in Lon.; 1954 Tech. Training Fraserburgh Works, 1956 Transferred Rhod. as Mgr. Ndola Office, 1962 apptd. Gen. Mgr. for Central Africa; Served R.N. 1948-50; b. 4th July, 1930, Lon.; educ. Latymer Upper Sch., Lon.. Rutherford Coll. Newcastle; s.o. Rupert John Clark; m. 12th Nov., 1960, Mary Madelene, d.o. W. G. Kinsey, 2 s. Mem. Rhod. Inst. of Dir. Mem. Byo. Club. Rec.: Golf, Gardening. Add.: 24 Dundee Dve.. Famona, Byo, and P.O. Box 278, Byo, Rhodesia. (Apptd. Asst. Mng. Dir. Consolidated Pneumatic Tool Co. S.A. 30th June, 1966.) |
| 2933 | Clark, Sheelagh (neé Spink) (b 1954) | Moved to Perth, WA Australia. Born 1954 in Salisbury. School QE. Worked for Standard Bank |
| 2934 | Clark, Shirley Jean | acquired bulawayo property in 2008 |
| 2935 | Clark, Sidney Burleigh | worked in the BSAP from 1964-66 |
| 2936 | Clark, Simon John 1978 | Tpr. 1st Battalion. Rhodesian Light Infantry 3 Commando 14 Troop K.I.A. 28 August 1978 aged 20. Tpr. Simon Clark was from New Zealand. He was tragically killed in Operation Hurricane. Trooper, Two Commando, First Battalion, Rhodesian Light Infantry, killed in action by gun shot wound to the head in a contact with the Zambian Army in the Chise area of Zambia, 28 August 1978. |
| 2937 | Clark, Situs Robert 1922 | He was from Louth Line England. Parents were John and Mabel Clark. he was 55 in Oct 1922. He was a farmer and book keeper, Married to Elizabeth Clark in Cape Town. Died 30 Aug 1922 in Bulawayo. Children were Herbert Clark (b 1900), Florence Clark (b 6 Oct 1902), and Isabella Clark (b 6 Oct 1907). He owned land |
| 2938 | Clark, Stacey | chisipite |
| 2939 | Clark, Stanley Cradock Harrison | Salisbury North Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 2940 | Clark, Stella Winifred | Salisbury Central Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 2941 | Clark, Stephen John | worked in the BSAP from 1968-70 |
| 2942 | Clark, Stuart | Father was Clark, John 1962. Mentioned on his fathers Athlone Bulawayo memorial |
| 2943 | Clark, Stuart (b 1955) | Moved to Melbourne, Vic Australia. Born 1955 in Blantyre. School Ellis Robins. Worked for Customs & Excise, Turnall & BSAP |
| 2944 | Clark, Stuart John | worked in the BSAP in 1965 |
| 2945 | Clark, T | York farm. Lancaster, Insiza 1964 |
| 2946 | Clark, T R | 1909 Market garden plot Bulawayo |
| 2947 | Clark, Thomas | worked in the BSAP from 1975-81 |
| 2948 | Clark, Thomas George 1918 | From Kimberley Cape Province. About 33. Was a plant overseer. Was single. Died 31 Oct 1918 at Kings Asbestos mine Masashaba. |
| 2949 | Clark, Tina Marie | byo |
| 2950 | Clark, Tony (b 1949) | Moved to Perth, WA Australia. Born 1949 in Uk. School St Georges. Worked for Deloittes |
| 2951 | Clark, Trevor (b 1967) | Moved to Sydney, NSW Australia. Born 1967 in Bulawayo. School Tennyson Primary |
| 2952 | Clark, Valerie (nee Foster) | Bulawayo (Rusape/Gwelo), Wrote a book about the first 2 years of her life as a bride, living in the Rusape district as a young vicar’s wife during the bush-war. “Sun Shining Down” |
| 2953 | Clark, Violet Edith | Gwelo Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 2954 | Clark, W E 1896 | Murdered or missing in the Matabele war 1896 |
| 2955 | Clark, Wallis | Charles Boyd Clark arrived in Rhodesia in 1896 having walked from Vila Perry to Salisbury and on the way, spent the night in gaol in Headlands, arrested for murder on mistaken Identity so the legend has it. He joined Beale’s column to Matabeleland. After the rebellion he worked for Jack Howman in the Odzi area trading maize and other grains. Legend has it that he was used to balance the scales as he weighed 220lbs. In early 1900s the bought Zonga Farm (Inyazura) from Kingsley Fairbridge’s father. Shortly after that he married Maud Ingle (from Lalapanzi). They had four children, Cecil, Wallis who died in a shooting accident when he was 18, Isobel (who married the ENT specialist Norman Campbell) and John (who was a pilot and died in North Allerton during WW2). He started a dairy with one friesland bull and 12 shona cows which eventually because the famous Zonga Friesland Stud. He died of heart failure in the early 1930s |
| 2956 | Clark, Wilfred Ernest Fuller | worked in the BSAP from 1937-40 |
| 2957 | Clark, William | worked in the BSAP from 1901-12 |
| 2958 | Clark, William Charles | In 1946 lived at 113, Fife Street, P.O. Box 155, Bulawayo, Was an Upholsterer |
| 2959 | Clark, William Edward 1919 | From Grahmstown. Was 76 and a farmer. Was a widower. Had been married to Lucy Wenmouth Clark at Grahmstown. Died 28 Jan 1919 at Bulawayo. Children were Vivian Edward Clark, Ina Lucy Clark, Oswell James Clark, Gwendolina Ella Clark, and Argent Charles Clark. Owned cattle and farm and houses in Grahmstown. |
| 2960 | Clark, William Gladstone 1916 | in 1905 -1916 was a doctor in Bulawayo. In 1907 lived at the Grand Hotel. From Montreal Canada. Was a 48 year old doctor. Married to Robinia Elizabeth Jeanette Clark at Bulawayo. Died 23 Jan 1916 at Bulawayo. He owned land . Buried at Athlone Bulawayo |
| 2961 | Clark, William Henry | Salisbury South Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 2962 | Clark, William Lees | Mazoe Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 2963 | Clarke, A | Plumtree school Milner house in 1970s |
| 2964 | Clarke, Ada Louisa | In 1946 lived at 133, Jameson Street, Bulawayo |
| 2965 | Clarke, Alan (b 1960) | Moved to Harare, Zimbabwe. And Australia. Born 1960 in Harare. School Churchill. Worked for Dulux Paints |
| 2966 | Clarke, Alfred | Raylton Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 2967 | Clarke, Alured Cunninghame | Que Que Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 2968 | Clarke, Alured Reginald | Salisbury Central Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 2969 | Clarke, Andy P (b 1961) | Was at Plumtree school Milner house 74-80. Moved to Deeping St James, Camb UK and London. Born 1961 in Mtoko. Married Sandra. Moved to Peterborough, Linc UK. |
| 2970 | Clarke, Anthony 1906 | Buried at Mutare |
| 2971 | Clarke, Anthony David Graham | worked in the BSAP from 1962-75 |
| 2972 | Clarke, Arthur Henry | Umtali Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 2973 | Clarke, Arthur John 1910 | From Goldmorton Essex UK. Father was Charles at Hampstead London. A 25 year old trader and single. Died 23 apr 1910 in Umtali. Buried at Mutare |
| 2974 | Clarke, Barbara (b 1947) | born Salisbury 14 February 1947. |
| 2975 | Clarke, Bill | ex Plumtree school |
| 2976 | Clarke, Brad (b 1977) | Moved to Perth, wa Australia. Born 1977 in Salisbury. School St johns. Worked for Ophie Howard&toyota Motorsport |
| 2977 | Clarke, Brenda | Marandellas Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 2978 | Clarke, C P | Natane, Syringa,. 1939 |
| 2979 | Clarke, Campbell H | In 1908 lived at Penhalonga. Amalgamator |
| 2980 | Clarke, Campbell Herford 1961 | Buried at Athlone Bulawayo. From a 1960s Rhodesia family with father Campbell Herford Clarke and Florence Clarke and son Douglas Alexander Campbell. |
| 2981 | Clarke, Charles | Salisbury Central Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 2982 | Clarke, Charles James 1916 | Buried at Mutare |
| 2983 | Clarke, Charles Percey 1957 | Western Voters 1946 – 1948. Buried at Athlone Bulawayo |
| 2984 | Clarke, Christine Mary | worked in the BSAP from 1963-64 |
| 2985 | Clarke, Clara Helen | 1910 Umtali family with parents Clarke, James 1910 and Clarke, Helen Brown and daughter Clarke, Clara Helen |
| 2986 | Clarke, Clement Eugene | Salisbury Gardens Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 2987 | Clarke, Cuthbert Tommy | Salisbury South Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 2988 | Clarke, Cynthia | byo |
| 2989 | Clarke, D A | 1920 estate |
| 2990 | Clarke, Dave | byo |
| 2991 | Clarke, David de Villiers | Rhodesian In WW2 that served in the Royal navy or South African Navy forces. Salisbury Central Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 2992 | Clarke, David W. | . In 1902 was at Umtali. Police Constable |
| 2993 | Clarke, Debby (b 1962) | Moved to London, UK. Born 1962 in Harare. School Townsend High. Worked for Andrew Fleming/para Hosp |
| 2994 | Clarke, Delyse | |
| 2995 | Clarke, Denis 2019 | Husband of the late Letti clarke and the father of the late Ros Cant. and late Derek Clarke. Denis Clark passed away 20.6.2019. Was in Rhodesia Railways |
| 2996 | Clarke, Derek Peter | worked in the BSAP from 1946-48 |
| 2997 | Clarke, Donald Patrick (Ding) 1935 | Buried at Athlone Bulawayo |
| 2998 | Clarke, Dorothy May (nee Carlyle) (Dossie) 1982 | Buried at Athlone Bulaway. Family with mother Kilian, Dorothy Isabel (Dolly Shepherd) (ex Carlyle) 1962 and children Carlyle, Anthony Adam Wallace and Clarke, Dorothy May (nee Carlyle) (Dossie) 1982 |
| 2999 | Clarke, Douglas Alexander Campbell | From a 1960s Rhodesia family with father Campbell Herford Clarke and Florence Clarke and son Douglas Alexander Campbell. Mentioned on Campbell’s 1961 Athlone Bulawayo memorial |
| 3000 | Clarke, Dudley | Jane Oatt (formerly Clarke) died on Sunday in Harare. She was married to the late Senator Terry Oatt (ex-Assistant Commissioner Special Branch British South Africa Police) and previously to Major Dudley Clarke. Jane was headmistress at Queen Elizabeth School Salisbury/Harare. She was the daughter of an Anglican Canon from Manicaland, |
| 3001 | Clarke, Duncan (b 1948) | born Salisbury on 15 February 1948, lived at 58 Glamorgan Avenue in Belvedere and went to St George’d College 1960-65, then Rhodes University 1966-69, and taught Economics at the University College of Rhodesia 1970-74, then lived at 204 Rhodes Avenue in Salisbury until. Arch 1975. Moved to London, UK. |
| 3002 | Clarke, E J 1901 | Buried at Athlone Bulawayo |
| 3003 | Clarke, Edna May | Salisbury City Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 3004 | Clarke, Edwin Gulliver | worked in the BSAP from 1901-07 |
| 3005 | Clarke, Eileen Frances | Umtali Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 3006 | Clarke, Elaine Harvey | byo |
| 3007 | Clarke, Emily Florence | Salisbury Gardens Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 3008 | Clarke, Eric Clifford 1977 | Corporal, Two Independent Company, Rhodesia Regiment, killed on active service, in a vehicle accident, 23 March 1977. Buried at Athlone Bulawayo, Had a brother David Clarke |
| 3009 | Clarke, Eric John | Gwelo Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 3010 | Clarke, Ernest Herbert | worked in the BSAP from 1919-24 |
| 3011 | Clarke, Esme Scott 2013 | Died 30th May, 2013, Aldershot, UK. |
| 3012 | Clarke, Ethel Frances | Mazoe Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 3013 | Clarke, Faye (neé Nicholson) (b 1950) | Moved to Cape Town, WC South Africa. Born 1950 in England. School Townsend GHS. Worked for Standard Bank |
| 3014 | Clarke, Fiona | Lived in Harare and was married to William R (Bill) Clarke |
| 3015 | Clarke, Florence 1983 | Buried at Athlone Bulawayo. From a 1960s Rhodesia family with father Campbell Herford Clarke and Florence Clarke and son Douglas Alexander Campbell. |
| 3016 | Clarke, Frances (neé Johnstone) (b 1968) | Moved to Harwich, Esse UK. Born 1968 in Harare. School Greystone Park |
| 3017 | Clarke, Francis Joseph | In 1904 lived at Gwelo. Civil Servant. In 1908 lived at 16 Fort Street, Bulawayo. Civil servant |
| 3018 | Clarke, Frederick Edward | Salisbury District Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 3019 | Clarke, G M B 1902 | 1508 Pte SA Field Force BSAP, B Division DOAS 11 Feb 1902 |
| 3020 | Clarke, Geoff | Went to Forest Lawn High School. Managing Director & CEO at Okavango Electronics a Gaborone Botswana. Engineered Fire & Security Systems. From Kingston, Ontario, Sisters Beth Clarke and Sheila. Daughter Liz Clarke. 45 Years In Africa; Married to Diana Clarke. Person of same name also moved to Durban, South Africa. Worked for Bulawayo Fire Dept |
| 3021 | Clarke, Geoffrey Samuel | worked in the BSAP from 1972-74 |
| 3022 | Clarke, George (b 1949) | Moved to Sydney, N.S. Australia. Born 1949 in Umtali. School Chaplin. Worked for Selibe Pikwe |
| 3023 | Clarke, George Childs | Rhodesia Regiment Boer War. Trooper |
| 3024 | Clarke, George William 1977 | 728197 Trooper George W. Clarke, Support Commando, Rhodesian Light Infantry. This easy going Californian volunteer in the Rhodesian Army was charming, popular and always smiling. Clarke was Canadian born, and emigrated to the United States at an early age with his 9 siblings. His family settled in the carefree, post-WW2 suburban utopia that was California in the 1950s. Despite his easy going upbringing, some deep inside him called him to be a soldier. Clarke was already a veteran soldier by the time he came to Rhodesia. He had previously fought with the United States Marine Corps during the vicious Battle of Hue City in the Vietnam War. During his time in Vietnam, he was wounded twice, and awarded two Purple Hearts. That didn’t stop him. He re-enlisted shortly being discharged from the USMC, this time in the Rhodesian Army – Basic Training Intake 156. After his Rhodesian infantry training, he was enrolled in Support Commando, one of four active commandos of the Rhodesian Light Infantry. George was a regular in the Monomatapa Hotel lounge where a lot of foreign volunteers hung out. On May 15, 1977, Clarke was on a foot patrol in Mtoko in support of Operation Hurricane, when he heard something in the bush. Instinctively, he warned his comrades and engaged a group of communist terrorists that had been hidden from the patrol’s view. With complete disregard for his own safety, he engaged the terrorists and foiled their plan for a hasty ambush. He was killed in the ensuing skirmish, his early contact warning likely saving several lives that day. He was 28 years old. So born about 1949. |
| 3025 | Clarke, Gerald Bryan Shiel O’Clery | Salisbury North Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 3026 | Clarke, Gerald Cillie | Marandellas Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 3027 | Clarke, Gillian | Kingfisher Street, Greenside mutare 1976, with her nine-month old son Simon |
| 3028 | Clarke, Gladys | Salisbury Central Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 3029 | Clarke, Gordon (b 1947) | Moved to Bunbury, Western Australia. Born 1947 in Salisbury. School Que Que High. Worked for Gwelo Glass Works, Rhodesia Railways In Gwelo & Bulawayo And Sable Chemicals Que Que |
| 3030 | Clarke, Graeme | worked in the BSAP from 1975-78 |
| 3031 | Clarke, Graeme Patrick | worked in the BSAP from 1961-81 |
| 3032 | Clarke, Harold Charles | In 1902 was at Rupako Makoni. Trader. In 1908 lived at Inyazura. Trader. Buried at Mutare |
| 3033 | Clarke, Harry Coventry | Shabani Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 3034 | Clarke, Helen Brown | 1910 Umtali family with parents Clarke, James 1910 and Clarke, Helen Brown and daughter Clarke, Clara Helen |
| 3035 | Clarke, Helen Margaret Elizabeth Harding | Salisbury City Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 3036 | Clarke, Henrietta | Salisbury Central Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 3037 | Clarke, Henry | In 1908 lived at Suburbs, Bulawayo. Merchant |
| 3038 | Clarke, Hilary (neé Fisher) (b 1964) | Moved to Perth, W.A Australia. Born 1964 in Mutare. School M.G.H.S. |
| 3039 | Clarke, Hilda Irene Eunice | In 1946 lived at 83, Lobengula Street, P.O. Box 461, Bulawayo, Was married |
| 3040 | Clarke, Hubert Arthur | Mazoe Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 3041 | Clarke, J | 1942 Umtali boys captain rugby |
| 3042 | Clarke, J C | Riverbank, P.B.3J, 3J Bulawayo.1939 |
| 3043 | Clarke, J H 1891 | 618 Tpr Pioneer Column BSACP Ft Tuli DOAS 7 Apr 1891 |
| 3044 | Clarke, James | . In 1902 was at Salisbury. Bandsman B.S.A.P. |
| 3045 | Clarke, James A 1910 | Born 1863 and at 47 died 21 Nov 1910. Born in England lived died buried Umtali. Married and a builder contractor. Had one child, Shot himself. His wife was Helen Brown Clarke, He was from Burrough on the hill Leicestershire England, and parents William and Harriet, He had a daughter Clara Helen Clarke, He had a house in Umtali. In 1902- 1908 was at Umtali. Builder. Buried at Mutare |
| 3046 | Clarke, Jean | Gweru Zimbabwe 1944 |
| 3047 | Clarke, Jean Geoff | army 101 intake |
| 3048 | Clarke, Jenn (neé Lawes) (b 1954) | Moved to Basingstoke, UK. Born 1954 in Bulawayo. School Townsend |
| 3049 | Clarke, Jim W B | Was at Plumtree school as headmaster. Moved to Bushman’s River, EC |
| 3050 | Clarke, Johanna Maria | Selukwe Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 3051 | Clarke, John | Salisbury North Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 3052 | Clarke, John (b 1951) | Moved to Dublin, Ireland. Born 1951 in Belfast. School St. Malachy’s College. Worked for Rhodesia Railways, Umtali |
| 3053 | Clarke, John Aldridge | worked in the BSAP from 1957-61 |
| 3054 | Clarke, John Alfred | Que Que Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 3055 | Clarke, John Alfred | Raylton Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 3056 | Clarke, John Charles 1940 | Born in Rosshire Scotland 1870 and died 04 Aug 1940 in Bulawayo. He was buried at Athlone Bulawayo. He lived at Riverbank farm Bulawayo and he was married and a farmer. His father was C G Clarke. He married Sarah Cecelia Clarke and they had no kids |
| 3057 | Clarke, John Goodman 1912 | 1912 estate |
| 3058 | Clarke, John William | Salisbury Central Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 3059 | Clarke, Jonathan | played cricket for Rhodesia 1960s 1970s |
| 3060 | Clarke, Jonathan 1895 | Buried at Mutare |
| 3061 | Clarke, Joseph C | Rhodesia Regiment Boer War. Trooper |
| 3062 | Clarke, Katie (Nee Goad) 1945 | Buried at Athlone Bulawayo |
| 3063 | Clarke, Keith Cameron Barker | worked in the BSAP from 1959-60 |
| 3064 | Clarke, Kevin | worked in the BSAP from 1980-84 |
| 3065 | Clarke, Kevin James 1945 | 778450 and CR 2222 WO Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserve 98 Sqn KIA 25 Feb 1945 |
| 3066 | Clarke, Kevin Michael | worked in the BSAP from 1977-79 |
| 3067 | Clarke, Kevin Perry | worked in the BSAP from 1978-81 |
| 3068 | Clarke, Kylie | byo |
| 3069 | Clarke, Laura Lily 1914 | Buried at Mutare |
| 3070 | Clarke, Leonard Eddystone 1955 | Buried at Athlone Bulawayo |
| 3071 | Clarke, Lettie (née Bezuidenhout) 2000 | Wife of Dennis and mother of Derek and Rosalind. Died 19th December 2000. |
| 3072 | Clarke, Linden | Moved to San Diego, CA USA. School Gifford |
| 3073 | Clarke, Llewellyn Malcolm | worked in the BSAP in 1938 |
| 3074 | Clarke, Lorraine Joan | Salisbury District Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 3075 | Clarke, Lynda | byo |
| 3076 | Clarke, Lyndsy (neé Palmer) (b 1964) | Moved to Harare, Zimb. Born 1964 in Bulawayo. School Montrose Byo/Mount Pleasant Harare. Worked for Astra Eng & CAPS |
| 3077 | Clarke, M W | Hon. Secretary and Treasurer S Rhodesia football assoc. —, Box 868, Bulawayo. 1938 |
| 3078 | Clarke, M W | Lieutenant Territorial Active Force The Rhodesia Regiment, 2nd Battalion: 1939 |
| 3079 | Clarke, Margaret | Salisbury North Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 3080 | Clarke, Margaret Theresa | Salisbury North Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 3081 | Clarke, Maria McLeane | Umtali South Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 3082 | Clarke, Marie Louise 1971 | Born 1894 and at 77 died at Wankie 25 June 1971. Born in South Africa. Lived at 2 Nurdery Hill Hwange. Was a retired nursing sister. Buried at Hwange. Wankie Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 3083 | Clarke, Marilyn | Was at Plumtree school. Daughter of JB Clarke, Moved to South Africa |
| 3084 | Clarke, Marshall | Sir, Resident Commissioner 1898 – 05 |
| 3085 | Clarke, Marshall James 1909 | Died 1 Apr 1909, Had a connection with Ireland |
| 3086 | Clarke, Maureen | Moved to Durban, KZN South Africa |
| 3087 | Clarke, Maurice William | Raylton Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 3088 | Clarke, Max | In 1908 lived at Stand 280, Bulawayo. Merchant |
| 3089 | Clarke, Merle | byo |
| 3090 | Clarke, Michael (b 1969) | Moved to Amanzimtoti , Durban,Born 1969 in Umtali. School Hillside, Byo & Eric Louw , Messina Worked for Toyota Sa, Drager Sa & Dragermanta Medical |
| 3091 | Clarke, Michael 1904 | Born 1879 and at 25 died 3 April 1904. From ireland. Worked as a shunter. Died in Hwange and buried there. Malaria. |
| 3092 | Clarke, Moira (neé Hudson) (b 1946) | Moved to Pinetown, South Africa, Born 1946 in Newcastle Upon Tyne, School Henry Low, Townsend. Worked for Rhodesia Railways & Mwenezi Beitbridge Rural Council |
| 3093 | Clarke, Montague Silner | . In 1902 was at Salisbury. Corporal B.S.A.P. |
| 3094 | Clarke, Myrtle Elsie | Hillside Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 3095 | Clarke, Nell 1935 | Buried at Mutare |
| 3096 | Clarke, Nobby | Bulawayo fireman about 1960s and 1970 |
| 3097 | Clarke, Nobby 2010 | Died 9th January, 2010. Whakatane, New Zealand. |
| 3098 | Clarke, Norman Alfred | Salisbury City Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 3099 | Clarke, Paul Michael Medbury | worked in the BSAP from 1980-84 |
| 3100 | Clarke, Pauline | ex WPO |
| 3101 | Clarke, Percy Fitzhenry | Marandellas Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 3102 | Clarke, Peter Robert | worked in the BSAP from 1969-70 |
| 3103 | Clarke, Philip 2014 | Died (aged 83). Husband of Beryl. Bangor, Northern Ireland on 1st December, 2014. Born in Kenya, farmed in Malawi, Macheke and Mtoko. Reconstruction Officer for Manicaland then Fawcetts. Plagued by ill health they moved to the UK. |
| 3104 | Clarke, Pollie Fitzgeorge | Western Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 3105 | Clarke, R J | Kingston, P.O. P.B.Gwelo. 1939 |
| 3106 | Clarke, Reg (b 1953) | Moved to Basingstoke, UK. Born 1953 in Ireland. School CBC. Worked for Rhodesia Railways |
| 3107 | Clarke, Richard Hinton | worked in the BSAP from 1974-80 |
| 3108 | Clarke, Richard Jackson 1948 | Buried at Selukwe |
| 3109 | Clarke, Rob | Was at Plumtree school Milner house 70-75. Was also in Hammond House. Ran his own business in Aukland |
| 3110 | Clarke, Robert | worked in the BSAP from 1946-48 |
| 3111 | Clarke, Robert | worked in the BSAP from 1969-81 |
| 3112 | Clarke, Robert 1988 | Died 6th September, 1988. Cape Town, South Africa. |
| 3113 | Clarke, Robert Michael | worked in the BSAP from 1963-81 |
| 3114 | Clarke, Roberto (Rob) (b 1963) | Moved to Fourways, South Africa. Born 1963 in Ndola. School Cranborne Boys High/Oriel Boys. Worked for Woolworths – Salisbury |
| 3115 | Clarke, Robin George | worked in the BSAP from 1959-65 |
| 3116 | Clarke, Robin Patric Bayliss | worked in the BSAP from 1963-83 |
| 3117 | Clarke, Rodger | Bulawayo |
| 3118 | Clarke, Rodney (b 1945) | Moved to White River, South Africa. Born 1945 in Salisbury. School Lord Malvern. Worked for BSAPolice. worked in the BSAP from 1963-71 |
| 3119 | Clarke, Roger | died 2002 or 2003 |
| 3120 | Clarke, Roger (Nobby) (b 1926) | Moved to Whakatane, New Zealand. Born 1926 in Templecombe. School Sexeys. Worked for Royal Air Force |
| 3121 | Clarke, Ros | 1957-2007 Umtali girls |
| 3122 | Clarke, Rosewin Ann Moren | bought land in Bulawayo 2008 |
| 3123 | Clarke, Ruth Lily | Gwelo Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 3124 | Clarke, Sarah Cecilia 1950 | Buried at Athlone Bulawayo |
| 3125 | Clarke, Sharon | northlea |
| 3126 | Clarke, Simon | Kingfisher Street, Greenside mutare 1976, with her nine-month old son Simon |
| 3127 | Clarke, Siobhan (b 1970) | Moved to London, UK. Born 1970 in Umtali. School Hillside Primary/Junior; then Eric Louw in Messina |
| 3128 | Clarke, Sophie Julia | Salisbury South Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 3129 | Clarke, Stanley | bought land in Bulawayo 2008 |
| 3130 | Clarke, Stanley 1948 | 4161 Cst BSAP DOAS 15 Jul 1948, worked in the BSAP from 1946-48 |
| 3131 | Clarke, Stephen (b 1941) | Moved to Dinas Powys, Vale Of Glamorgan , UK. Born 1941 in Helston. School Umtali Boys High, General Botha Naval College. Worked for Swansea Uni; Union Corp, Jhb; B.i.s.n. Co Ltd |
| 3132 | Clarke, Stephen (b 1967) | Moved to Houston, TX USA. Born 1967 in Salisbury. School Nettleton/Cranborne |
| 3133 | Clarke, Sue Laurine | |
| 3134 | Clarke, Suzanne (neé Irish) (b 1959) | Moved to Durban, South Africa. Born 1959 in Johannesburg. School Arundel Girls School |
| 3135 | Clarke, T J E | Rhodesian In WW2 that served in the Royal navy or South African Navy forces |
| 3136 | Clarke, Thomas 1935 | Buried at Athlone Bulawayo |
| 3137 | Clarke, Thomas 1979 | WO2 Army DOAS 24 Aug 1979 |
| 3138 | Clarke, Thomas Adam | Mazoe Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 3139 | Clarke, Thomas Michael | worked in the BSAP from 1963-66 |
| 3140 | Clarke, Violet Ann | In 1946 lived at 34, Rhodes Street, P.O. Box 296, Bulawayo, Was a clerk |
| 3141 | Clarke, Violet Anne | in 1955 owned 24 Berwick Drive, Famona, Bulawayo |
| 3142 | Clarke, W 1897 | Tpr Mashonaland Field Force Umtali Vols DOAS 1 May 1897 |
| 3143 | Clarke, W A 1900 | or Clark. 449 Tpr SA Field Force SRV KIA 17 Aug 1900 |
| 3144 | Clarke, Wilfred Henry John | Raylton Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 3145 | Clarke, Wilfred James | Selukwe Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 3146 | Clarke, William | |
| 3147 | Clarke, William Charles | Rhodesia Regiment Boer War. Trooper |
| 3148 | Clarke, William Herbert (Henry) (Nobby) 1896 | 72547 Cpl Gwelo Field Force 10 Mtn Btty RA DOAS 5 Jun 1896 |
| 3149 | Clarke, William R (Bill) | Was at Plumtree school Milner house 64-66. Livedin Harare, Married Fiona Clarke |
| 3150 | Clarke, William Thomas | worked in the BSAP from 1919-39, In 1946 lived at 83, Lobengula Street P.O. Box 461, Bulawayo, Was a Brewery Assistant |
| 3151 | Clarke~Farr, Charles Alexander | Gwelo Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 3152 | Clarke-farr, Christine | |
| 3153 | Clarke-Farr, Norah Eliza | Gwelo Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 3154 | Clarke-Farr, Peter | Born 1968 in Harare. Was at Plumtree school gaul house 81-86, moved to Claremont Cape Town, WP South Africa, Married to Lyn. Worked for Optometrist |
| 3155 | Clarke-Farr, Phyllis Mary | Gwelo Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 3156 | Clarke-Miller, Lorraine | formerly of Redcliff. |
| 3157 | Clarkson, Agnes Maud | Salisbury District Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 3158 | Clarkson, Andrew | Was at Plumtree school Grey house 90-96. Moved to Zambia. Married to Julia |
| 3159 | Clarkson, Bessie | 1912 family at Durburg farm Lomagundi. Parents John Clarkson (d 1912) and Mary Clarkson and children Martha Clarkson and Bessie Clarkson |
| 3160 | Clarkson, Cyril | 1920s que que, drove a really old car as a taxi.Que Que Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 3161 | Clarkson, Ellen (b 1914) | 1919 Sinoia family with parents Clarkson, Robert 1919 and Clarkson, Mary Alice. They were married at Salisbury. Children were Ellen Clarkson (b 1914), Marion Clarkson (b 1915), and Mary Clarkson (b 1917) |
| 3162 | Clarkson, Emily Jane (Hocking) | Mrs. Women Pioneer in 1895 |
| 3163 | Clarkson, George 2004 | snr. Passed away in Joburg 13 Aug 2004. |
| 3164 | Clarkson, Gladys Ester | Salisbury District Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 3165 | Clarkson, Henry Hollingworth (b 1898) | 1916 Bindura family with parents Clarkson, Ralph 1916 and Rose Clarkson married at Cappull Lancashire England. Children were Hugh Clarkson, John Graham Clarkson (b 1897), and Henry Hollingworth Clarkson (b 1898), Hugh was the son of Sarah Ralphs first wife |
| 3166 | Clarkson, Hugh | 1916 Bindura family with parents Clarkson, Ralph 1916 and Rose Clarkson married at Cappull Lancashire England. Children were Hugh Clarkson, John Graham Clarkson (b 1897), and Henry Hollingworth Clarkson (b 1898), Hugh was the son of Sarah Ralphs first wife |
| 3167 | Clarkson, J | Mentioned on his daughters 1944 memorial at Penhalonga. She was Borton, George Lucas B 1929 |
| 3168 | Clarkson, J (ex Pritchard) | She was in Rhodesia in 1906. She had a son Pritchard, Joseph Evans 1927. She later remarried and moved to 1 Miller st Duckinfield UK |
| 3169 | Clarkson, James | Cam and Motor in 1927. His step nephew was Pritchard, Joseph Evans 1917 |
| 3170 | Clarkson, Jennifer (b 1962) | Moved to Durban, Nata South Africa. Born 1962 in Salisbury. School Vainona High. Self-employed Piano Teacher |
| 3171 | Clarkson, John (Jack) 1912 | From Wigan Lancashire England, parents were Thomas Clarkson and Ellen Clarkson. He was 34 married and farming. Married to Mary Clarkson, married at Chorley Lane England. Died 21 May 1912 at Duxbury farm Lomagundi. Children were Martha Clarkson and Bessie Clarkson, Had a brother Robert Clarkson (d 1919). He lived Anderton farm. Died buried Duxbury farm Salisbury district. |
| 3172 | Clarkson, John Graham | Victoria Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 3173 | Clarkson, John Graham (b 1897) | 1916 Bindura family with parents Clarkson, Ralph 1916 and Rose Clarkson married at Cappull Lancashire England. Children were Hugh Clarkson, John Graham Clarkson (b 1897), and Henry Hollingworth Clarkson (b 1898), Hugh was the son of Sarah Ralphs first wife |
| 3174 | Clarkson, Kathleen Drysdale Stirling | Victoria Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 3175 | Clarkson, Marguerite 1944 | Buried at Penhalonga |
| 3176 | Clarkson, Marion (b 1915) | 1919 Sinoia family with parents Clarkson, Robert 1919 and Clarkson, Mary Alice. They were married at Salisbury. Children were Ellen Clarkson (b 1914), Marion Clarkson (b 1915), and Mary Clarkson (b 1917) |
| 3177 | Clarkson, Martha | 1912 family at Durburg farm Lomagundi. Parents John Clarkson (d 1912) and Mary Clarkson and children Martha Clarkson and Bessie Clarkson |
| 3178 | Clarkson, Mary | 1912 family at Durburg farm Lomagundi. Parents John Clarkson (d 1912) and Mary Clarkson and children Martha Clarkson and Bessie Clarkson. Married to John Clarkson, married at Chorley Lane England. |
| 3179 | Clarkson, Mary (b 1917) | 1919 Sinoia family with parents Clarkson, Robert 1919 and Clarkson, Mary Alice. They were married at Salisbury. Children were Ellen Clarkson (b 1914), Marion Clarkson (b 1915), and Mary Clarkson (b 1917) |
| 3180 | Clarkson, Mary Alice | 1919 Sinoia family with parents Clarkson, Robert 1919 and Clarkson, Mary Alice. They were married at Salisbury. Children were Ellen Clarkson (b 1914), Marion Clarkson (b 1915), and Mary Clarkson (b 1917) |
| 3181 | Clarkson, Mary Alice 1961 | Buried at Athlone Bulawayo |
| 3182 | Clarkson, Mary Ann 1950 | Que Que Voters 1946 – 1948. Buried at Kwe Kwe |
| 3183 | Clarkson, Michael (b 1951) | Moved to Opp, Al USA. Born 1951 in England. School Que Que |
| 3184 | Clarkson, Owen (b 1930) | Moved to Bothas Hill, Nata South Africa. Born 1930 in Durban. School Kearsney College. Worked for Standard Chartered Bank |
| 3185 | Clarkson, Paul (Bomber) (b 1961) | Moved to Durban, South Africa. Born 1961 in Salisbury. School Vainona High. Self Employed |
| 3186 | Clarkson, Ralph 1916 | From lancashire England. Father was John Clarkson. Was 52 a gold miner Tribulator farmer. had been married to Sarah Clarkson (nee Yates) (d Oct 1884), he was married to Rose Clarkson at Cappull Lancashire England. Died 18 Sep 1916 at Botha mine Bindura. Children were Hugh Clarkson, John Graham Clarkson (b 1897), and Henry Hollingworth Clarkson (b 1898), Hugh was with Sarah. He owned land |
| 3187 | Clarkson, Ralph 1946 | Born 1888 in England and died 14 March 1946 in Kwe Kwe. Buried in Kwe kwe. Parents were Thomas Clarkson and Helen Clarkson ; He was married to Mary Ann Clarkson and daughters were Joy White and Gladys Mary Tarboton |
| 3188 | Clarkson, Robert 1919 | From Lancashire England. Parents were Thomas Clarkson and Ellen Clarkson. In 1912 lived at Anderton farm Salisbury dictrict. Same year lost his brother John Clarkson. He was 36 a farmer and married to Mary Alice Clarkson at Salisbury. Died 28 Nov 1919 at Anderton farm Lomagundi. Children were Ellen Clarkson (b 1914), Marion Clarkson (b 1915), and Mary Clarkson (b 1917) |
| 3189 | Clarkson, Rose | 1916 Bindura family with parents Clarkson, Ralph 1916 and Rose Clarkson married at Cappull Lancashire England. Children were Hugh Clarkson, John Graham Clarkson (b 1897), and Henry Hollingworth Clarkson (b 1898), Hugh was the son of Sarah Ralphs first wife |
| 3190 | Clarkson-Fletcher, Maureen | had a Harare phone number in 2019 |
| 3191 | Clarridge, Meryl Brenda (b 1952) | born 7th may 1952 and owned 20 Castille in harare until 2000 |
| 3192 | Clarridge, Mr | BSAP 1974 |
| 3193 | Clash, Michael Robert | worked in the BSAP from 1965-67 |
| 3194 | Clasquin, Hazel (neé Gillies) (b 1961) | Moved to Sydney, NSW Australia. Born 1961 in Salisbury. School Dominican Convent, Salisbury. Worked for American Express |
| 3195 | Classe, Neville 1916 | From Uitenhage Cape Province. Was 30 a farmer and single, Died 17 Jan 1916 at Umtali, Had been working in Mozambique |
| 3196 | Classen, Alfred Henry W 1944 | SR/598337V Tpr South African Forces Prince Alfred’s Guard DOAS 18 April 1944 |
| 3197 | Classen, David | army intake 133 |
| 3198 | Classen, Des 2013 | Remembered by Corinne, Sandy, Gavin and families. 28th January, 2013 at Howick, Natal South Africa. |
| 3199 | Classen, Ebenhauser Bernadus (Eben) 1977 | 19074G FR BSAP PATU DOAS 29 Sep 1977 |
| 3200 | Classen, Henry 1896 | Murdered or missing in the Matabele war 1896. Had lived in Makukupapene Matabeleland |
| 3201 | Classen, Laurence James 1948 | Buried at Athlone Bulawayo |
| 3202 | Classen, Lawrence Stephen | Wankie Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 3203 | Classen, Mabel Fanny 1955 | Buried at Athlone Bulawayo |
| 3204 | Clatworthy, Enid Elizabeth | Salisbury City Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 3205 | Clatworthy, Helen Margaret | Hartley Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 3206 | Clatworthy, J E | Sarimba, 59 Salisbury. 1939 |
| 3207 | Clatworthy, James Edward | Mazoe Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 3208 | Clatworthy, John N | Was at Plumtree school Grey house 46-51. Married Shirley. Moved to Ilminster, Somerset. (Brilliant scholar) Doctorate in Agriculture. Well known research officer at Grasslands Research Station then retired in UK. 1980 action head of pasture research Grasslands, Dr. |
| 3209 | Clatworthy, Richard H | Was at Plumtree school Grey house 47-52, Moved to Beverly, Humberside UK. Married to Jennifer |
| 3210 | Clatworthy, Walter Maurice 1952 | Died at 79. Date died 9th July 1952. Was a husband and father of three kids. Born 1877 London Borough of Islington, Greater London, England. Died in Matabeleland North. Retired, of Umfuli Drift, Chegutu (then Hartley), Zimbabwe (then Rhodesia). He passed away suddenly at Kazangula Camp near Victoria Falls. Husband of Edith Tilly Clatworthy (neé Day). Buried in Victoria Falls. It appears that he died at Kazangula guest camp and possibly a son in law named David H Morrison. 1914 Hartley executor |
| 3211 | Clatworthy, William | Bougainvillia, Box 82, Hartley. 1939 |
| 3212 | Claude, Arthur Edward | Shabani Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 3213 | Claude, Salamina Petronella | Shabani Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 3214 | Claudios, M 1979 | Lance Corporal, killed in action, July 1979. |
| 3215 | Claughton, Ann (neé Viljoen) (b 1960) | Moved to Grabouw, South Africa. Born 1960 in Gatooma. School Umtali Girls High |
| 3216 | Claughton, Howard Grant | worked in the BSAP from 1948-50 |
| 3217 | Clavey-george, John | hre |
| 3218 | Claxton, Cecil John | Prince of Wales Mine. An assayer. Bindura 1938. Mazoe Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 3219 | Claxton, Doreen | |
| 3220 | Claxton, Henrietta Mary | Pharmicist business 2018 |
| 3221 | Claxton, Iris | Salisbury City Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 3222 | Claxton, James Douglas | Salisbury Gardens Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 3223 | Claxton, Leonard Charles (b 1938) | Moved to Peterborough, UK. Born 1938 in Woolwich U.k. Worked for Lomagundi Pharmacy , Pharmicist business 2018 |
| 3224 | Claxton, Margaret Bruce | Mazoe Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 3225 | Claxton, Mark Douglas | Douglas, P.O. Shamva 1939, Mazoe Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 3226 | Claxton, Wendy Pardy | |
| 3227 | Clay, A N | Geologist 1977 – 1979 |
| 3228 | Clay, Betty (nee Baden-Powell) | Baden-Powells daughter and had a son Crispin Clay |
| 3229 | Clay, Charles H | Worked with dams and worked also in Rhodesia |
| 3230 | Clay, Crispin | In 1988, he was a established citizen of Luderitz. His mother, Betty, was Baden Powell’s younger daughter. Despite his background in the field of education, Crispin ran a bottle store for many years, retiring sometime around 2010 or so. He was educated at Peterhouse in Marandellas. |
| 3231 | Clay, Gertrude May | Marandellas Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 3232 | Clayden, John | Federal chief Justice |
| 3233 | Claydon, Alan (b 1956) | Moved to Atlanta, GA USA. Born 1956 in Bulawayo. School Northlee. Worked for Hinyani |
| 3234 | Claydon, Arthur Patrick | Salisbury North Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 3235 | Claydon, Doug (b 1970) | Moved to Harare, Zim. Born 1970 in Harare. School Alex Park,Saints. Worked for Golf Pro |
| 3236 | Claydon, Fay (neé Evans) (b 1960) | Moved to Auckland, New Zealand. Born 1960 in Salisbury. School Hatfield Girls High, Worked for Angus Fire Armour |
| 3237 | Clayton, Charles C Wilson Vowles 1915 | 1915 estate |
| 3238 | Clayton, Christie | hre convent |
| 3239 | Clayton, Clifford Thomas (Chippy) 1978 | worked in the BSAP from 1967-70, Sapper, Rhodesian Corps of Engineers, killed in action, 10 March 1978. |
| 3240 | Clayton, Dean Bradley | |
| 3241 | Clayton, Deborah Ann | worked in the BSAP from 1976-79 |
| 3242 | Clayton, Di | |
| 3243 | Clayton, Dora Maud 1939 | Buried at Athlone Bulawayo |
| 3244 | Clayton, Ernald Thomas | Western Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 3245 | Clayton, Ernest Thomlinson | In 1908 lived at B.S.A. Police Camp, Bulawayo. Surgeon |
| 3246 | Clayton, F | Mrs. Hatcliffe Estate, 221, Salisbury. 1939 |
| 3247 | Clayton, Fay (neé Evans) (b 1960) | Moved to Auckland, New Zealand. Born 1960 in Salisbury. School Hatfield Girls High. Worked for Angus Fire Armour |
| 3248 | Clayton, Frederick | In 1902-1904 lived at Salisbury. Speculator |
| 3249 | Clayton, Frederick 1916 | From Herefordshire England. Was 48 a farmer and married to Georgiana Clayton at salisbury. Died 2 July 1916 at Hatcliffe estate Borrowdale Salisbury. Owned land |
| 3250 | Clayton, George Francis | worked in the BSAP from 1935-38 |
| 3251 | Clayton, Georgiana | 1916 Salisbury and same year lost her husband Clayton, Frederick 1916, she had married in Salisbury |
| 3252 | Clayton, Jackie Shaw 2004 | Died at 72, Lived at DeSoto, TX, Died July 24, 2004. She lived a life of service for God and others as a Southern Baptist Foreign Missionary in Rhodesia and South Africa for 36 years. She later served with her husband, Maurice Clayton, in the Homebound Ministry of the Hampton Road Baptist Church for nearly 5 years. She was preceded in death by her first husband, Dr. Carroll Wayne Shaw, and her brother Charles Wayne Hall. Survived by her husband, Maurice Clayton; daughters, Beth Wetton and husband Brynley, Janean Hardister and husband Tommy, Marcelle Duncan and husband Benny; son, Sam Clayton and wife Beverly; sisters, Earllene White and husband Jim; Shirley Mills |
| 3253 | Clayton, John Edmund 1946 | Buried at Athlone Bulawayo |
| 3254 | Clayton, Marie Johanna 1992 | mentioned on a memorial Claremont Nyanga Church |
| 3255 | Clayton, Michael George | worked in the BSAP from 1972-75 |
| 3256 | Clayton, Mike | Rhodesia army 1970s |
| 3257 | Clayton, Patricia Kathleen | Gwelo Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 3258 | Clayton-Cann, Christopher 2004 | passed away on 18th May. 2004 |
| 3259 | Claytor, Gail Carol | worked in the BSAP from 1978-79 |
| 3260 | Cleak, Colin | believed to have returned to South Africa. |
| 3261 | Cleal, Arthur Leonard | worked in the BSAP from 1919-20 |
| 3262 | Cleal, M | 1972 Salisbury scouts |
| 3263 | Cleal, Mark | Rhodesia airforce ca 1970s |
| 3264 | Cleal, Winifred Bernadette | Salisbury Central Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 3265 | Cleary, Bridget | Salisbury District Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 3266 | Cleary, Denis John | worked in the BSAP from 1948-51 |
| 3267 | Cleary, John 1955 | Buried at Athlone Bulawayo |
| 3268 | Cleary, Seamus Thomas | worked in the BSAP from 1970-72 |
| 3269 | Cleary, Thomas Sidney | Que Que Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 3270 | Cleathero, Kenneth James | worked in the BSAP from 1927-30 |
| 3271 | Cleator, Natalie (neé Booth) (b 1962) | Moved to Durban, KZN South Africa. Born 1962 in Shabani. School Roosevelt Girls High, Worked for Adcolour |
| 3272 | Cleave, Maurice Derrent 1979 | Memorial at Claremont Nyanga church |
| 3273 | Cleaver, Albert Edward | Shabani Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 3274 | Cleaver, Charles Henry | Salisbury South Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 3275 | Cleaver, Delia Jemima | Salisbury South Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 3276 | Cleaver, Ernest Percival | In 1908 lived at P.O. Box 12, Bulawayo. Accountant |
| 3277 | Cleaver, Hendrika Johanna | lnsiza Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 3278 | Cleaver, John Alan | . In 1902 was at Penhalonga. Carpenter |
| 3279 | Cleaver, John Alan 1960 | Buried at Athlone Bulawayo |
| 3280 | Cleaver, Nellie Bunting 1961 | Buried at Athlone Bulawayo |
| 3281 | Cleaver, Percy | worked in the BSAP from 1939-59 |
| 3282 | Cleaver, Rusty 1999 | Husband of Anne. 22nd April 1999 in Nelspruit, South Africa after a short illness. Formerly Shabani. |
| 3283 | Clegg, Albert 1943 | Buried at Athlone Bulawayo |
| 3284 | Clegg, Alfred Frederick | worked in the BSAP from 1910-36, Salisbury City Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 3285 | Clegg, C J | Windsor, P.O Bromley 1939 |
| 3286 | Clegg, Denise (b 1953) | Moved to Somerset West, Cape South Africa. Born 1953 in Ndola. School Chaplin High |
| 3287 | Clegg, Hazel Mary | lnsiza Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 3288 | Clegg, Ian (b 1954) | Moved to London, UK. Born 6 Oct 1954 in Salisbury. School Frank Johnson & Allan Wilson. Worked for Standard Bank & 1RLI & F coy 1RR |
| 3289 | Clegg, Janine (neé Kennedy) (b 1961) | Moved to Leeds, UK. Born 1961 in England. School Eveline high Bulawayo |
| 3290 | Clegg, John Leslie Seymour | Using Shabani Post Office. (Belingwe District) 1938. Shabani Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 3291 | Clegg, Jonathan Paul (Johnny) 2019 | OBE, OIS (7 June 1953 – 16 July 2019) was a South African musician and anthropologist. His band Juluka began as a duo with Sipho Mchunu, and was the first group in the South African apartheid-era with a white man and a black man. They recorded and performed, later in a larger formation. In 1986 Clegg founded the band Savuka, and also recorded as a solo act, occasionally reuniting with his earlier band partners. Sometimes called Le Zoulou Blanc (French: [lə zulu blɑ̃], for “The White Zulu”), he was an important figure in South African popular music and resistance to apartheid, with songs that mix Zulu with English lyrics and African music with various Western styles. Clegg was born on 7 June 1953 in Bacup, Lancashire, to an English father of Scottish descent, Dennis Clegg, and a Rhodesian mother, Muriel (Braudo). Clegg’s mother’s family was Jewish, immigrants from Lithuania, and Clegg had a secular Jewish upbringing, learning about the Ten Commandments but refusing to have a bar mitzvah or even associate with other Jewish children at school. His parents divorced when he was still an infant, and he moved with his mother to Rhodesia (now Zimbabwe) and then, at the age of six, to South Africa, also spending part of a year in Israel during his childhood. As an adolescent in Johannesburg’s northern suburbs, he encountered the demi-monde of the city’s Zulu migrant workers’ music and dance. Under the tutelage of Charlie Mzila, a flat cleaner by day and musician by night, Clegg mastered both the Zulu language and the maskandi guitar and the isishameni dance styles of the migrants. Clegg’s involvement with black musicians often led to arrests for trespassing on government property and for contravening the Group Areas Act. He was first arrested at the age of 15 for violating apartheid-era laws in South Africa banning people of different races from congregating together after curfew hours. At the age of 17, he met Sipho Mchunu, a Zulu migrant worker with whom he began performing music. The partnership, which they named Juluka, was profiled in the 1970s television documentary Beats of the Heart: Rhythm of Resistance. Clegg pursued an academic career for four years, lecturing at the University of the Witwatersrand (Wits) and the University of Natal, and writing several seminal scholarly papers on Zulu music and dance. In the early stages of his musical career, Clegg combined his music with the study of anthropology at Wits, where he was influenced, among others, by the work of David Webster, a social anthropologist who was later assassinated in 1989. He preceded each song with snippets of Zulu culture, information, commentary, humor and personal anecdotes relevant and unique to that song, occasionally also incorporating aspects of his Jewish roots in songs such as “Jericho”, “Jarusalema” and “Warsaw 1943”. Juluka was an unusual musical partnership for the time in South Africa, with a white man (Clegg) and a black man (Mchunu) performing together. The band, which grew to a six-member group (with three white musicians and three black musicians) by the time it released its first album Universal Men in 1979, faced harassment and censorship, with Clegg later remarking that it was “impossible” to perform in public in South Africa. The group tested the apartheid-era laws, touring and performing in private venues, including universities, churches, hostels, and even private homes in order to attract an audience, as national broadcasters would not play their music. The band’s music combined Zulu, Celtic, and rock elements, with both English and Zulu lyrics. Those lyrics often contained coded political messages and references to the battle against apartheid, although Clegg maintained that Juluka was not originally intended to be a political band. “Politics found us,” he told The Baltimore Sun in 1996. In a 1989 interview with the Sunday Times, Clegg denied the label of “political activist.” “For me a political activist is someone who has committed himself to a particular ideology. I don’t belong to any political party. I stand for human rights.”Juluka’s music was both implicitly and explicitly political; not only was the fact of the success of the band (which openly celebrated African culture in a bi-racial band) a thorn in the flesh of a political system based on racial separation, the band also produced some explicitly political songs. For example, the album Work for All (which includes a song with the same title) picked up on South African trade union slogans in the mid-1980s. As a result of their political messages and racial integration, Clegg and other band members were arrested several times and concerts routinely broken up. Despite being ignored and often harassed by the South African government at home, Juluka were able to tour internationally, playing in Europe, Canada, and the United States, and had two platinum and five gold albums, becoming an international success. The group was disbanded in 1985, when Mchunu retired from music and returned to his family farm. It was briefly reconstituted when Mchunu and Clegg reunited in the mid-1990s, releasing one final album in 1997 before breaking up for good. Together with the black musician and dancer Dudu Zulu, Clegg went on to form his second inter-racial band, Savuka, in 1986, continuing to blend African music with European influences. The group’s first album, Third World Child, broke international sales records in several European countries, including France. The band went on to record several more albums, including Heat, Dust and Dreams, which received a Grammy Award nomination. Johnny Clegg and Savuka played both at home and abroad, even though Clegg’s refusal to stop performing in apartheid-era South Africa created tensions with the international anti-apartheid movement and led to his expulsion from the British Musicians’ Union. In one instance, the band drew such a large crowd in Lyon that Michael Jackson cancelled a concert there, complaining that Clegg and his group had “stole[n] all his fans”. In 1993, the band dissolved after Dudu Zulu was shot and killed while attempting to mediate a taxi war. Briefly reunited in the mid-1990s, Clegg and Mchunu reformed Juluka, released a new album, and toured throughout the world in 1996 with King Sunny Adé. In the following years, Clegg recorded several solo albums. His touring schedule was abbreviated in 2017 after undergoing surgery for pancreatic cancer, and Clegg performed his last scheduled tour date in Mauritius in October 2018. During one concert in 1999, he was joined onstage by South African President Nelson Mandela, who danced as he sang the protest song Savuka had dedicated to him, “Asimbonanga”. Asimbonanga became something of an anthem for the Mass Democratic Movement’s umbrella organisation, the United Democratic Front. During Mandela’s illness and death in 2013, the video of the concert attracted considerable media attention outside South Africa. Clegg’s song “Scatterlings of Africa” gave him his only entries in the UK Singles Chart to date, reaching No. 44 in February 1983 with Juluka and No. 75 in May 1987 as Johnny Clegg and Savuka. The following year the song was featured on the soundtrack to the 1988 Oscar-winning film Rain Man. His song “Life is a Magic Thing” was featured in FernGully: The Last Rainforest. Savuka’s song “Dela” was featured on the soundtrack of the 1997 film George of the Jungle and its 2003 sequel, while “Great Heart” was the title song for the 1986 film Jock of the Bushveld. “Cruel, Crazy, Beautiful World” was featured in the 1990 film Opportunity Knocks and 1991 film Career Opportunities. Jimmy Buffett recorded “Great Heart” for his 1988 album, Hot Water. |
| 3292 | Clegg, Keith MacDonald | worked in the BSAP from 1961-62 |
| 3293 | Clegg, Michael Douglas Charles | worked in the BSAP from 1970-71 |
| 3294 | Clegg, Muriel (nee Braudo) | Was Johhny Cleggs mother. Clegg’s mother’s family was Jewish, immigrants from Lithuania and she was Rhodesian |
| 3295 | Clegg, Patricia | had a Harare phone number in 2019 |
| 3296 | Clegg, Reginald Douglas | Victoria Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 3297 | Clegg, Robert | worked in the BSAP from 1963-74 |
| 3298 | Clegg, Robert (Rob) (b 1977) | Moved to London, Kent UK. Born 1977 in Sinoia. School Lomagundi College |
| 3299 | Clegg, Ruth | had a Harare phone number in 2019 |
| 3300 | Clegg, Tamzen Kathleen 1945 | Buried at Athlone Bulawayo |
| 3301 | Clegg, William | had a Mutare phone number in 2019 |
| 3302 | Clegg-Butt, Tony (b 1943) | Moved to Nairobi, Kenya. Born 1943 in Uk. School Churchill. Worked for BSAP Central African Airways |
| 3303 | Cleland, James Gerard 1979 | 7511 D C Insp BSAP CID DOAS 9 Oct 1979, worked in the BSAP from 1966-79 |
| 3304 | Cleland, Janet (neé Botha) (b 1958) | Moved to Beaminster, Dors UK. Born 1958 in Bulawayo. School Townsend. Worked for Nrz/gec Zim |
| 3305 | Cleland, Sean (b 1967) | Moved to Durban, South Africa. Born 1967 in Salisbury. School Chaplain |
| 3306 | Clemence, Hannah | 2019 vic falls primary |
| 3307 | Clemence, Henry Alford | In 1904 lived at Salisbury. Accountant |
| 3308 | Clemence, Kim (b 1975) | Moved to London, United Kingdom. Born 1975 in Bulawayo. School CACC – Kariba. Worked for Delport’s TBE |
| 3309 | Clemence, Lara | |
| 3310 | Clemenshaw, Peter | Rhodesia army tracking school |
| 3311 | Clement, Karen (neé Lindsay) (b 1965) | Moved to Blackpool, England, UK. Born 1965 in Salisbury. School Belvedere Junior, Salisbury Girls High. Worked for Moved To England 1987 |
| 3312 | Clementi, Evelyn (neé Beveridge) (b 1958) | Moved to Ipswich, UK. Born 1958 in Dunfermline. School Kariba, Sinoia High. Worked for Standard Bank, Cabs, Puzey & Diss, Knight, Frank & Rutley |
| 3313 | Clements, A | was at MGHS school 1971 |
| 3314 | Clements, Alfred Eugene | In 1902 was at Salisbury. Storekeeper. In 1904 lived at Hunyani Hotel. Trader |
| 3315 | Clements, Amy | |
| 3316 | Clements, Anselm Ernest | In 1904 lived at Salisbury. Labourer |
| 3317 | Clements, Audrey (neé Jackson) (b 1930) | Moved to Joondalup Perth, W.A. Australia. Born 1930 in Port Elizabeth. School Pearson High. Worked for Windmill Fertilisers Salisbury |
| 3318 | Clements, Brian | |
| 3319 | Clements, Christine Maura | Pharmicist business 2018 |
| 3320 | Clements, David (Dave) L | Was at Plumtree school Gaul house. Moved to Zambia, Married to Lisa |
| 3321 | Clements, Diana (née Wheeler) 2017 | passed away in Colchester, UK on 3rd January 2017. |
| 3322 | Clements, Edith Florence Cormac 1978 | Buried at Athlone Bulawayo |
| 3323 | Clements, Edward Alan (Clem) 2016 | (aged 91). ~July 2016. Born while his parents were in India, educated in UK, joined RAF at 17 for WWII flying Spitfires, Hurricanes and Lancasters, then posted as instructor to Rhodesia. In 1948 became airline pilot for Central African Airways, Sabena Airways, Air Congo and Air Zaire during which time he was preferred pilot by Tshombe and Mobutu, clocking up 23,000 hours from Tiger Moths to 747s. Moved to Salisbury in 1972 with his second wife Diana née Wheeler and flew for Afretair. In 1980s was an instructor for SAA in 747s. |
| 3324 | Clements, Eysa-Lyn 1996 | Buried in Masvingo Umtali road cemetery |
| 3325 | Clements, Frank | Wrote the book Kariba – the struggle with the River God |
| 3326 | Clements, Gary | |
| 3327 | Clements, Geoffrey Redmond (b 1951) | Moved to Lincoln, England. Born 1951 in London. School Sinoia High. Worked for BSA Police from 1969-74 |
| 3328 | Clements, Greg | Hamilton school 1973. |
| 3329 | Clements, John | mayor of Fort Victoria 1975-77 |
| 3330 | Clements, John Vernon 2015 | (aged 80). Husband of Yvette. 19th June, 2015 at Saffron Walden. BSAP then Seed Co-op.worked in the BSAP from 1953-84 |
| 3331 | Clements, Margaret Grace | Salisbury North Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 3332 | Clements, Melville John Owen | worked in the BSAP from 1979-82 |
| 3333 | Clements, Michael (b 1952) | Moved to Auckland, New Zealand. Born 1952 in Johannesburg. School Hillside Jnr and Hamilton |
| 3334 | Clements, Mike | |
| 3335 | Clements, Nigel Roy (b 1958) | Moved to Brisbane, Qld Australia. Born 1958 in Bulawayo. School Allan Wilson. Worked for Self . worked in the BSAP from 1978-80 |
| 3336 | Clements, Norman | Was at Plumtree school Lloyd house 64-66. Moved to Durban |
| 3337 | Clements, Norman | |
| 3338 | Clements, Philip (b 1927) | Moved to Joondalup Perth, W.A. Australia. Born 1927 in Kingwilliamstown. School Pearson Hight Port Elizabeth. Worked for Bulawayo/salisbury P.t.c. |
| 3339 | Clements, Russell Shane | worked in the BSAP from 1978-79 |
| 3340 | Clements, Seymour Golding 1934 | worked in the BSAP from 1921-24 . Buried at Mutare |
| 3341 | Clements, Sue (neé Punter) (b 1963) | Moved to Auckland, New Zealand. Born 1963 in Bulawayo. School Byo & Harare. Worked for Metal Box |
| 3342 | Clements, William Frank (Billy) 1970 | Buried at Athlone Bulawayo |
| 3343 | Clementson, Joseph | In 1904 lived at Gwelo. B.S.A. Police |
| 3344 | Cleminshaw, Barry | Milton |
| 3345 | Cleminshaw, Michael Craig 1962 | Buried at Athlone Bulawayo |
| 3346 | Cleminson, Catharina | lived in Masvingo, Bulawayo |
| 3347 | Cleminson, Doris | died about 2004 |
| 3348 | Cleminson, George | Raylton Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 3349 | Cleminson, George W. | . In 1902 was at Umtali. Watchmaker |
| 3350 | Cleminson, Geraldine | left or still in Bulawayo |
| 3351 | Cleminson, Robert (b 1949) | Moved to Brentwood, Esx England, Born 1949 in London. School Prince Edward |
| 3352 | Clemo, Harold Ernest | Salisbury Central Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 3353 | Clemo, Maria Elizabeth | Salisbury Central Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 3354 | Clemo, Norman (b 1957) | Moved to Rockaway, NJ USA. Born 1957 in Salisbury |
| 3355 | Clemo, Violet V 1928 | Buried at Athlone Bulawayo |
| 3356 | Clemow, Hedley William | Major. Chief Superintendent, C.I.D.: (Bulawayo). 1939, worked in the BSAP from 1913-45 |
| 3357 | Clenaghan, Jack Patrick | Salisbury North Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 3358 | Clephane, Helyn (neé Scott) (b 1945) | Moved to Johannesburg, Born 1945 in Bulawayo. Worked for Rhod Railways/Scotrho/Fincor |
| 3359 | Clephane, Ross | |
| 3360 | Clesham, Albert John Michael | Mazoe Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 3361 | Clesham, Jessie | Mazoe Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 3362 | Clesham, John Albert | Mazoe Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 3363 | Clesham, Robert James | Shabani Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 3364 | Cleveland, David Smith | Gwelo Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 3365 | Cleveland, Eleanor Eaton (nee Gerard) | daughter of Jas. E. Gerard, Vancouver, Canada. She married Hon . Ralph Milton Cleveland in 1932. They had 2 sons and a daughter and lived in “Capilano”, Dorset Rd., Avondale, Sby., Rhodesia in 1967. In 1946 lived at 3 Dorset Road, Avondale, Salisbury. Was married |
| 3366 | Cleveland, Gerry (b 1935) | Moved to Bracebridge, Onta Canada. Born 1935 in Vancouver. School St Georges. Worked for Civil Aviation |
| 3367 | Cleveland, M E | Meikle’s Hotel, Salisbury. Commissioner oaths 1939 |
| 3368 | Cleveland, Maud Evelyn | Gwelo Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 3369 | Cleveland, Milton Evan | Canadian, 1895 Pioneer of S.R. Son was Cleveland, Ralph Milton (b 1904). In 1902-1904 lived at Salisbury. Contractor |
| 3370 | Cleveland, Ralph Milton (b 1904) | O.B.E., 0.St.J. Min. of Local Govt. & Min. of Native Education, July, 1958-Sept. 1962. Rtd. due to ill health, and did not stand for re-election as M.P. for same reason. Represented same area continuously as Councillor and later M.P. for 17 years. Alderman, City of Sby. (Dep. Mayor 1947-48, 1948-49; Mayor 1949-50, 1950-51); Past Pres. & Hon. Life Mem. Municipal Assoc. of S.R.; Past Pres. Catenian Circle 188; Ex Hon. Consul Finland; Past Pres. Scandinavian Soc. of S.R.; Past Pres. Chichester Club; Past Pres. Navy League (Sby. Branch, 1951-62); Ex Trustee Nat. Museums of S.R.; Life Vice-Pres. (Past Pres.) Rhod. Horticultural & Agricultural Soc.; Vice-Pres. Rhod. Pioneers & Early Settlers Soc.; Ex Mem. Ccl. of Univ. Coll. of Rhod. & Nyasaland; Past Pres. (Rhod. Centre), St. John Ambulance Assoc.; Dir. “Church Public Relations”; Ex Vice-Chair. Co-ord. Comm. Care of Aged; Dir. of Coys.; spent 15 yrs. Canada & U.S.A., returning S.R. 1935; 41 yrs. Military forces, S.R. & E.A.I.; b. 19th Sept., 1904, Sby., S.R.; educ. Sby. B.H.S. (later Pr. Edward H.S.), Diocesan Coll. (Bishops) C.T. & King George H.S. Vancouver, Canada; s.o.l. Milton Evan Cleveland, 1895 Pioneer of S.R., Canadian United Empire Loyalist family; m. 15th Aug., 1932, Eleanor Eaton, d.o. Jas. E. Gerard, Vancouver, Canada, 2 s., 1 d. Clubs : Campion Soc., Chichester, Rotary, Royal Sby. Golf; Rec. : Carpentry, golf, historical and biographical reading; Add. : “Capilano”, Dorset Rd., Avondale, Sby., Rhodesia. In 1946 lived at Dorset Road, Avondale, . P.O. Box 1032, Salisbury. Was a Company Director |
| 3371 | Cleveland, Sue (neé Tonkin) (b 1936) | Moved to Bracebridge Ontario, Canada. Born 1936 in Salisbury. School Girls High School |
| 3372 | Cleverdon, George | In 1904 lived at Jumbo Mine, Mazoe. Carpenter |
| 3373 | Cleverley, Olive Ursula | Salisbury Central Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 3374 | Cleverly, Flossie Ruth | Lomagundi Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 3375 | Cleverly, George James Arthur | Lomagundi Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 3376 | Clewer, Malcolm 2016 | (aged 85). 26th October 2016 in Aylesford, Kent after a short illness. Ex territorial officer with British Army, joined Rhodesian Army in 1966 as Lieutenant to Llewelln Barracks then 1RAR. Retired from Zimbabwe Army in 1982 as Lieutenant Colonel in Intelligence Corps and returned to the UK in 2008. |
| 3377 | Clewer, Tracey | |
| 3378 | Clews, A G 1927 | Buried at Athlone Bulawayo |
| 3379 | Clews, Ernest Alfred 1943 | 778312 LAC Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserve DOAS 22 May 1943 |
| 3380 | Clews, Lance | Beatrice around the 1990s |
| 3381 | Clidaras, Nocky 2006 | lived in Bulawayo for more than 30 years. He was a well known bowler. He died on the 30th September 2006, in Durban. |
| 3382 | Cliff, A | early 1970s was an SAS |
| 3383 | Cliff, Alfred Ernest | Raylton Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 3384 | Cliff, Alfred Richard | In 1946 lived at 6, Forbes Avenue, North End, Bulawayo, Was a clerk |
| 3385 | Cliff, Andrew (b 1952) | Moved to New Zealand. Born 1952 in Queque. Worked for Army |
| 3386 | Cliff, Charles H C | In 1908 lived at Wilson Street, Bulawayo. Printer |
| 3387 | Cliff, Diana 2025 | Lived in Bulawayo |
| 3388 | Cliff, Keri (b 1977) | Moved to Peterborough, Camb UK. Born 1977 in Salisbury. School Watershed. Worked for Zimsun |
| 3389 | Cliff, Paul (b 1958) | Moved to Ruskin, FL USA. Born 1958 in Irene. School Sinoia High School |
| 3390 | Cliff, Trudy | worked in the BSAP from 1969-71 |
| 3391 | Cliff, Vera Veronique | In 1946 lived at 6, Forbes Avenue, Bulawayo, Was married |
| 3392 | Cliffe, Edward | had a Mutare phone number in 2019 |
| 3393 | Cliffe, Ryan (b 1979) | Born in Umtali 1979. Lived in Mutare until 1998, and then spent 10 years living and hunting in the Zambezi Valley, and then in Moz and Uganda. Two generations prior, were buried in Mutare, and his two children lived and were at Zim boarding school. |
| 3394 | Clifford, Clive | 1970s tobacco farmer at Norton, Had a brother Tony Gifford |
| 3395 | Clifford, Edwin Robert | Que Que Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 3396 | Clifford, Em (Emri) (neé Van Heerden) (b 1957) | Moved to Powell, OH USA. Born 1957 in Shabani. School Chaplin |
| 3397 | Clifford, Jackie (neé Trybus) (b 1962) | Moved to Fort Lauderdale, FL USA. Born 1962 in Mangula. School Roosevelt. Worked for Zimbank |
| 3398 | Clifford, Jenni-Lee | Moved to London, UK. Born in Joburg. School lomagundi |
| 3399 | Clifford, Patrick Terence (b 1950) | Moved to Melton Mowbray, U.K. Born 1950 in Nottingham. Worked for BSAP Signals . worked in the BSAP from 1977-78 |
| 3400 | Clifford, Rob | National parks |
| 3401 | Clifford, Robin John Charles (b 1961) | born 5th March 1961 and owned 3 Rockridge Close, Burnside, Bulawayo from 1997-2011 and married Shirley Ann Clifford |
| 3402 | Clifford, Shirley Ann (b 1959) | born 9th April 1959 and owned 3 Rockridge Close, Burnside, Bulawayo from 1997-2011 and married Robin John Charles Clifford |
| 3403 | Clifford, Tony | 1970s tobacco farmer at Norton, Had a brother Clive Gifford |
| 3404 | Clifford, William Joseph | . In 1902 was at Umtali. Blacksmith |
| 3405 | Clift, Grant | |
| 3406 | Clift, John T C 1915 | A 50 year old fitter, Died 11 May 1915 at Turkois Shagari Hartley. In 1904 lived at Bonsor Mine, Selukwe. Engine Driver |
| 3407 | Clift, Paddy | played cricket for Rhodesia in the 1970s |
| 3408 | Clift, Shayne | Bulawayo |
| 3409 | Clifton, Dave (b 1940) | Moved to Pinetown, South Africa. Born 1940 in London. School Bulawayo. Worked for Kabot Brothers |
| 3410 | Clifton, J 1897 | Died 20 Jan 1897. Died in Salisbury |
| 3411 | Clifton, Lynn (neé Coleman) (b 1949) | Moved to Amanzimtoti, KZN South Africa. Born 1949 in Salisbury. School Rooseveldt. Worked for Rhodesian Front |
| 3412 | Clifton, Robert Symmons | In 1904 lived at Inez Mine, Hartley. Assayer |
| 3413 | Clifton~Parks, Mary | Salisbury City Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 3414 | Clifton-Parks, Clive Frederick Neil 2014 | Husband to Jen. 1st July, 2014. Pietermaritzburg, South Africa. BSAP.worked in the BSAP from 1968-78 |
| 3415 | Clifton-Parks, Frederick Albert Francis | Wankie Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 3416 | Clifton-Parks, Ida Bertha Lina Stella | Wankie Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 3417 | Clifton-Parks, Jill (neé Tupman) (b 1950) | Moved to Perth, WA Australia. Born 1950 in England. School Oriel / Chisipiti. Worked for Barclays Bank |
| 3418 | Clifton-Parks, Natalie Charlotte | Salisbury Central Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 3419 | Clifton-Parks, Neil Ernest Rhodes | Salisbury Central Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 3420 | Climenhaga, Arthur | Missionary family with parents John A Climenhaga and Emma Climenhaga (nee Smith) and children David E Climenhaga (d 2017), Arthur Climenhaga, Joel Climenhaga, Leoda Climenhaga and Kathryn Climenhaga |
| 3421 | Climenhaga, Daryl | Born in Livingstone, then Northern Rhodesia. Lived in the Matopos and in Bulawayo. Went to Hillside and Hamilton. Was at Matopo mission as a boy and taught at Matopo Secondary School in the early 1970s. Started at Hillside in 1958 and left Hamilton in 1960 (Form 3) when they moved to the USA (missionary parents returning home). Brethren in Christ Mission out the Old Gwanda Road, called Matopo Mission. missionary family with parents David E Climenhaga (d 2017) and Climenhaga, Dorcas (nee Slagenweit) (d 1991) and children Dorothy Climenhaga, Donna Wenger (nee Climenhaga), Daryl Climenhaga, and Denise Harman (nee Climenhaga). Married Lois Climenhaga of Steinbach, Manitoba |
| 3422 | Climenhaga, David E 2017 | died on June 25, 2017— at Messiah Village, Mechanicsburg, PA. He was born on the campus of Messiah College on June 14, 1919 to the late John A. and Emma (Smith) Climenhaga. He spent his early years in Southern Rhodesia (now Zimbabwe) where his parents were missionaries. He was a graduate of Beulah College, in Pasadena, California. He had a long career, primarily in church work in the Brethren in Christ Church. He was first appointed as a pastor to a church in Waukena, in Tulare County, California. In 1942 he married Dorcas (Slagenweit). In 1946, they were commissioned to mission work in southern Africa. They arrived early in January, 1947 along with their first child. They were first stationed at Sikalongo Mission, in Northern Rhodesia (now Zambia) where David served as superintendent of the mission. While they were there, a second child, Dorothy, was born, who died at age 8 months due to malaria. They were in Northern Rhodesia until early 1954 when they returned to the United States for a furlough. They returned to southern Africa in 1955, and were placed at Matopo Mission, in Southern Rhodesia. There they remained until 1959, then returning for a short time to the U.S., and then returned to Southern Rhodesia where David was named as bishop for the Brethren in Christ work there. Among his many accomplishments were David’s helping accomplish the transition of church leadership in Northern and Southern Rhodesia from U.S. appointed bishops, to African appointed bishops. In 1965, David and Dorcas returned to the U.S. where David served as pastor to the Fairland Brethren in Christ Church in Lebanon, PA. In 1972, David was named bishop of the Central Conference for the Brethren in Christ Church in the United States. He remained there until 1984, having served two terms. David and Dorcas retired to Messiah Village, taking up residence there in 1987. In 1991, Dorcas died unexpectedly following heart surgery. After two years, David courted and then married Verna Mae Ressler. In addition to his wife Verna Mae, David was survived by his children, Donna Wenger and her husband Carlin of Harrisburg, PA; Daryl Climenhaga and his wife Lois of Steinbach, Manitoba, and Denise Harman and her husband Gail of Nappanee, Indiana. He was also survived by his one remaining sibling, sister Leoda Climenhaga of Peekskill, New York. In addition to his wife Dorcas and their daughter Dorothy, David was pre-deceased by his parents and his siblings, Arthur, Joel and Kathryn. David was a resident at Messiah Village for 30 years, longer than any other place he had lived in his varied and rich life. |
| 3423 | Climenhaga, Dorcas (nee Slagenweit) 1991 | married David E Climenhaga (nee Smith) in 1942. In 1946, they were commissioned to mission work in southern Africa. They arrived early in January, 1947 along with their first child. They were first stationed at Sikalongo Mission, in Northern Rhodesia (now Zambia) where David served as superintendent of the mission. While they were there, a second child, Dorothy, was born, who died at age 8 months due to malaria. They were in Northern Rhodesia until early 1954 when they returned to the United States for a furlough. They returned to southern Africa in 1955, and were placed at Matopo Mission, in Southern Rhodesia. There they remained until 1959, then returning for a short time to the U.S., and then returned to Southern Rhodesia where David was named as bishop for the Brethren in Christ work there. Among his many accomplishments were David’s helping accomplish the transition of church leadership in Northern and Southern Rhodesia from U.S. appointed bishops, to African appointed bishops. In 1965, David and Dorcas returned to the U.S. where David served as pastor to the Fairland Brethren in Christ Church in Lebanon, PA. In 1972, David was named bishop of the Central Conference for the Brethren in Christ Church in the United States. He remained there until 1984, having served two terms. David and Dorcas retired to Messiah Village, taking up residence there in 1987. In 1991, Dorcas died unexpectedly following heart surgery. Other children were Donna Wenger (nee Climenhaga), Daryl Climenhaga, and Denise Harman (nee Climenhaga). |
| 3424 | Climenhaga, Emma (nee Smith) | Married to John A Climenhaga. They were missionaries to Southern Rhodesia. Children were David E Climenhaga (d 2017), Arthur Climenhaga, Joel Climenhaga and Kathryn Climenhaga |
| 3425 | Climenhaga, Joel | Missionary family with parents John A Climenhaga and Emma Climenhaga (nee Smith) and children David E Climenhaga (d 2017), Arthur Climenhaga, Joel Climenhaga, Leoda Climenhaga and Kathryn Climenhaga |
| 3426 | Climenhaga, John A | Married to Emma Climenhaga (nee Smith). They were missionaries to Southern Rhodesia. Children were David E Climenhaga (d 2017), Arthur Climenhaga, Joel Climenhaga Leoda Climenhaga. and Kathryn Climenhaga |
| 3427 | Climenhaga, Kathryn | Missionary family with parents John A Climenhaga and Emma Climenhaga (nee Smith) and children David E Climenhaga (d 2017), Arthur Climenhaga, Joel Climenhaga, Leoda Climenhaga and Kathryn Climenhaga |
| 3428 | Climenhaga, Leoda | Missionary family with parents John A Climenhaga and Emma Climenhaga (nee Smith) and children David E Climenhaga (d 2017), Arthur Climenhaga, Joel Climenhaga, Leoda Climenhaga and Kathryn Climenhaga |
| 3429 | Climer, Esther (nee Harris) 1978 | Buried at Athlone Bulawayo |
| 3430 | Clinch, Bernard | in 1977 was a father working at Mt Malleray mission in Nyanga area. He left due to the dangers at the time. He was 50. He was receiving death therats from the terrorists |
| 3431 | Clinch, Joseph | in 1977 was a father at the Tiashill mission near Rusape but fled like his brother did later due to terrorists. He was 54 |
| 3432 | Clinch, Ngaire | townsend and Fairbridge schools |
| 3433 | Cline, Mark (b 1955) | Moved to AK USA. Born 1955 in Kariba |
| 3434 | Clingen, John (b 1948) | Moved to Johannesburg, South Africa. Born 1948 in Cape Town. School Prince Edward. Worked for RTV |
| 3435 | Clingen, Robert Alexander | Selukwe Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 3436 | Clingham, David (b 1978) | Moved to Musina Sa, South Africa. Born 1978 in Shabane |
| 3437 | Clingham, Edward Frederick | Gwelo in 1927. Married to Clingham, Lydia (nee Yon) |
| 3438 | Clingham, Frederick Charles | Que Que Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 3439 | Clingham, Lydia (nee Yon) | 1917 in Gwelo, married to Edward Frederick Clingham. Parents were Yon, Adelaide 1927 and William Albert Yon (d 1902). Siblings were Lydia Clingham, Hilda Yon, and Dorothy Constanine |
| 3440 | Clingham, Marie | Harare |
| 3441 | Clingham, Martha Florence | Umtali South Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 3442 | Clinker, David John (b 1937) | Moved to Qld Australia. Born 1937. School CBC Boksburg. Worked for BSAP,MTD,Chibuku Breweries , worked in the BSAP from 1958-64 |
| 3443 | Clinker, Jean (neé Norton) | Moved to Qld Australia. School Fairbridge & Townsend. Worked for Nursing, Byo.Salisbury,Umtali,Que Que,Sinoia, mainly in Theatre |
| 3444 | Clinkskel, Ernest Sear | Raylton Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 3445 | Clinkskel, Kathleen Annie | Raylton Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 3446 | Clinton, Bev | Bev @ Lynsey Clinton. They lived in Wilson Street Bulawayo |
| 3447 | Clinton, Carol | lived in harare |
| 3448 | Clinton, Carol Anne 2024 | Memorial at Troutbeck church |
| 3449 | Clinton, David | Memorial at Troutbeck church |
| 3450 | Clinton, Edward Barry | Memorial at Troutbeck church |
| 3451 | Clinton, Gail (neé Wilson) (b 1956) | Moved to Harare, Zimbabwe. Born 1956 in Harare. School Girls High. Worked for Andrew Flemming Hospital |
| 3452 | Clinton, Gayle | Pharmicist business 2018. Memorial at Troutbeck church |
| 3453 | Clinton, Geoffrey | 1920 in Salisbury acting as an executor |
| 3454 | Clinton, Irene Jean | Salisbury Central Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 3455 | Clinton, J | Lietenant in the Grey Scouts in the 1896 Matabele war |
| 3456 | Clinton, John Hamilton (b 1936) | Dir. of Coys.; Dir. Clinton Studios (Photographic Sales) (Pvt.) Ltd., Hamilton’s Wholesale and Manufacturing Co. (Pvt.) Ltd., Identity-Security Cards (Pvt.) Ltd.; Press Photographer at Rhodesia Herald 1952-55; City Cclr. City of Sby., elect. July, 1963; Came to Rhod. 1st Jan., 1950; b. 18th Oct., 1936, East Hoathley, Sussex, England; Educ.: Royal Alexander and Albert Sch. Reading, England; s.o.l. Robert Harry Clinton; m. 31st Dec., 1960, Valerie Adele, d.o. Louis Rudolph, 2 s., Hobby; Council Work; Add.: 12 John Plagis Ave., Alexander Park, Sby., and P.O. Box 2029, Sby., Rhod. |
| 3457 | Clinton, Joseph | In 1908 lived at Spring Grange Bulawayo. Farmer |
| 3458 | Clinton, Leslie Norman Fynes | worked in the BSAP in 1919 |
| 3459 | Clinton, Lynsey | Bev and Lynsey Clinton. They lived in Wilson Street Bulawayo |
| 3460 | Clinton, Paul | Memorial at Troutbeck church |
| 3461 | Clinton, Russell John | worked in the BSAP from 1977-78, Had a 2019 Harare phone number |
| 3462 | Clinton, Stan Fynes | and lived in Sinoia |
| 3463 | Clinton, Valerie Adele (nee Rudolph) | d.o. Louis Rudolph. She married John Hamilton Clinton, and they had 2 sons. They lived at 12 John Plagis Ave., Alexander Park, Sby in 1967 |
| 3464 | Clinton, Vernon 1973 | 5424 Tpr RLI 1st Bn. Trooper, First Battalion, Rhodesian Light Infantry, killed on operations, 8 May 1973. |
| 3465 | Clinton-Parks, Fred | army intake 105 |
| 3466 | Clipston, Brian Geoffrey | worked in the BSAP from 1967-70 |
| 3467 | Clipston, Florence May 1973 | Buried at Mutare |
| 3468 | Clipston, John George 1945 | Buried at Mutare |
| 3469 | Clipston, Maurice Ward (Clippie) 1976 | In the early hours of Sunday 8 August 1976, an attack was launched by the ZANU military wing ZANLA on the HQ base camp of F Company 4 Battalion Rhodesia Regiment, situated on the edge of Maranke (Marange) Tribal Trust Land and Burma Valley farming area. Dr JRT Wood in his Roll of Honour website suggests the attack was in fact led by elements of Frelimo, while the Rhodesia Regiment book by Peter Baxter, Hugh Bomford and others state it was totally Frelimo. The pinpoint accuracy of the mortars fired into the camp also suggested that Cuban “advisers” were present and on the follow-up some soldiers believed they had seen a Cuban. In the camp at the time of the attack were: Bredenkamp, Mike, Clack, Kevan – Clipston, Maurice -Craig, Ian -Davey, Peter – Forbes, Malcolm – Halberstadt, Fred -Klew, Jeff -Laban, John – Lunderstedt, Howard – Martin, Danie – Morgan, Dai – Vogel, Bob – Wale, Allen. Killed in the attack were WO2 “Clippie” Clipston, Sgt Howard Lunderstedt and Rifleman Jeff Klew. Mortally wounded was Lance Corporal Machiel (Mike/Gielie) Bredenkamp. |
| 3470 | Clipstone, Alf | died 2002 or 2003 |
| 3471 | Clipstone, Alice Emma 1958 | Raylton Voters 1946 – 1948. Buried at Athlone Bulawayo |
| 3472 | Clipstone, J | 2019 womens indoor hockey |
| 3473 | Clipstone, William Henry 1962 | Raylton Voters 1946 – 1948. Buried at Athlone Bulawayo |
| 3474 | Clive-Powell, Irene May | Salisbury City Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 3475 | Clive-Powell, Irene Winifred | Salisbury City Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 3476 | Cloak, Annie | Bulawayo South Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 3477 | Cloete, A | Was at Plumtree school Milner house |
| 3478 | Cloete, Abigail | |
| 3479 | Cloete, Abraham Stephanus | Selukwe Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 3480 | Cloete, Adrian S T | acquired Gweru property in 2008 |
| 3481 | Cloete, Aledia | Gwelo Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 3482 | Cloete, Alletta Gerturda | Shabani Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 3483 | Cloete, Angela | |
| 3484 | Cloete, Anna Isabella (nee Sauer) 1946 | Buried at Enkeldoorn |
| 3485 | Cloete, Ashleigh N | acquired Gweru property in 2008 |
| 3486 | Cloete, Barry Hertzog | Gwelo Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 3487 | Cloete, C M | 1969 intake 104 Rhodesia Regiment |
| 3488 | Cloete, Caroline | Wankie Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 3489 | Cloete, Caron (neé Heasman) (b 1967) | Moved to Guateng, jhb RSA. Born 1967 in Bulawayo. School Hamilton |
| 3490 | Cloete, Celeste R | acquired Gweru property in 2008 |
| 3491 | Cloete, Charles Walter | Wankie Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 3492 | Cloete, Cheryl | Chaplin |
| 3493 | Cloete, Cindy (neé Clark) (b 1954) | Moved to Durban, South Africa. Born 1954 in Que Que. School Que Que |
| 3494 | Cloete, Connie | byo, Bothashof School, Salisbury, Rhodesia, Manageress at Wankie Modern Boutique |
| 3495 | Cloete, Cornelia 1956 | Buried at Mutare |
| 3496 | Cloete, D | Manicaland rugby 1956 |
| 3497 | Cloete, Daniel Rudolph | Gwelo Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 3498 | Cloete, Dirk Johannes | Raylton Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 3499 | Cloete, Douglas Cecil | worked in the BSAP from 1956-81 |
| 3500 | Cloete, Duke | Bulawayo |
| 3501 | Cloete, Edna 2004 | died 2004 |
| 3502 | Cloete, Elizabeth (Lizzie) 2005 | died 28th May 2005 |
| 3503 | Cloete, Elizabeth Joan | Selukwe Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 3504 | Cloete, Eva Catharina Louisa | Shabani Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 3505 | Cloete, F C | Helmina, P.O. Beatrice. 1939 |
| 3506 | Cloete, Fiona (neé Mienie) (b 1972) | Moved to Bulawayo, Zimbabwe. Born 1972 in Bulawayo. School Banket, Chinhoyi |
| 3507 | Cloete, Francois Alwyn | Wankie Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 3508 | Cloete, Frank Lawrence | Victoria Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 3509 | Cloete, Frederick Christoffel | Huntcroft “B”. Beatrice 1938 -1964 |
| 3510 | Cloete, G C J | Ralls Rust, c/o Kleinfontein, Enkeldoorn. 1939 |
| 3511 | Cloete, Georgina | Thornhill |
| 3512 | Cloete, Georgina Sarahan (b 1952) | born 16th June 1952 and married to Renier Jan Cloete, and owned Lot 6 of Lot 61 Douglasdale, Bulawayo until 2010 |
| 3513 | Cloete, Gert (b 1955) | Moved to Mazunga Ranch. Beitbridge, Zimbabwe. Born 1955 in Gwelo. School Chaplin. Worked for T.R Stanning, Self, B K Cawood |
| 3514 | Cloete, Gert Christiaan Johannes 1960 | Buried at Enkeldoorn |
| 3515 | Cloete, Gert Dutch | Gwebi college of agriculture |
| 3516 | Cloete, Gertruida Wesselina 1975 | Buried at Enkeldoorn |
| 3517 | Cloete, H A | Kenyane, P.B. 14J, Bulawayo. 1939 |
| 3518 | Cloete, H P | Umpumula, P.O. Greystone, Shangani. 1939 |
| 3519 | Cloete, H P | Uitzicht, Enkeldoorn. 1939 |
| 3520 | Cloete, Helena Catherina | Gwanda Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 3521 | Cloete, Hendrik Petrus | Railway 53 |
| 3522 | Cloete, Hendrik Petrus 1953 | Buried at Enkeldoorn |
| 3523 | Cloete, Hendrik Petrus 1978 | In 1946 lived at Morgenster, Chilimanzi, P.B. Rauben Halt, Umvuma. Was a farmer. Buried at Enkeldoorn |
| 3524 | Cloete, Hennie | beitbridge for 20 years |
| 3525 | Cloete, Henry Arthur | Wankie Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 3526 | Cloete, Henry Arthur | In 1908 lived at Customs Dept., Bulawayo. Civil servant |
| 3527 | Cloete, Henry Peter | Gwelo Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 3528 | Cloete, Hester Martha A (nee De Wet) 1951 | Buried at Athlone Bulawayo |
| 3529 | Cloete, Inez Annie Kathleen (nee Cloete) 1918 | 1918 estate, Had an Enkeldoorn stand and shares in country |
| 3530 | Cloete, Isabella Magrietha | Western Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 3531 | Cloete, Isabella Maria | Wankie Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 3532 | Cloete, Isabella Mona | 1935 marries Johannes (Hansie) van der Heever of Exmore farm Bulila Mangwe. She is from Bloemhof Transvaal and her father F A Cloete |
| 3533 | Cloete, J H | Inverness, P.O. Chaka.ri. 1939 |
| 3534 | Cloete, J H | Hunteroft, P.O. Beatrice. 1939 |
| 3535 | Cloete, J H P | Voorspoed Farm, P.O. Beatrice 1938 |
| 3536 | Cloete, Jacobus Enginatius (Boete) 1919 | Buried at Enkeldoorn |
| 3537 | Cloete, Jacobus Ignatius | In 1946 lived at Upnor House, C/o Loco. Foreman, Railways, Bulawayo, Was a fireman |
| 3538 | Cloete, Jacobus Wynand 1974 | Constable Cloete from the South African Police was killed on 04 October 1974 while serving in Rhodesia after he sustained an accidental gunshot wound to the neck while stationed at Kazakili near Victoria Falls. He was 20. |
| 3539 | Cloete, Jean Elizabeth | Wankie Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 3540 | Cloete, Jeanette N | acquired Gweru property in 2008 |
| 3541 | Cloete, Johanna Hendrika | Salisbury Gardens Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 3542 | Cloete, Johanna Sophia Coenradiena | Raylton Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 3543 | Cloete, Johannes Stapes | worked in the BSAP from 1917-32 |
| 3544 | Cloete, John 2005 | died 2005, Was a squadron leader RRAF |
| 3545 | Cloete, Kate (neé Hudson) (b 1968) | Moved to Dullstroom, MP South Africa. Born 1968 in Cape Town. School Moray, Montrose, Townsend |
| 3546 | Cloete, Keith | worked in the BSAP from 1971-78 |
| 3547 | Cloete, Lena | Sarel & Lena Cloete from Eden farm Beatrice |
| 3548 | Cloete, Lettie 1981 | Buried at Athlone Bulawayo |
| 3549 | Cloete, Louisa Maria (Queenie) 1975 | Buried at Enkeldoorn |
| 3550 | Cloete, Lukas Cornelius | lnsiza Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 3551 | Cloete, Luke (b 1965) | Moved to Johannesburg South Africa. Born 1965 in Bulawayo. School Hamilton |
| 3552 | Cloete, Lynn (neé White) (b 1957) | Moved to Beitbridge, Zimbabwe. Born 1957 in Gwelo. School Chaplin. Worked for Police, Legal &general, Standard Trust, B.k.cawood |
| 3553 | Cloete, M | Selukwe 1918 |
| 3554 | Cloete, M | 1973. Mrs. One of Rhodesias top shottists |
| 3555 | Cloete, Margaret (neé Vogel) (b 1963) | Moved to South Africa, South Africa. Born 1963 in Bulowayo. School Que-Que |
| 3556 | Cloete, Marie Magdalena | Salisbury Central Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 3557 | Cloete, Marion M M | acquired Gweru property in 2008 |
| 3558 | Cloete, Michael | Was at Plumtree school LLoyd house 63-68, army intake 162 |
| 3559 | Cloete, Mike (b 1959) | Moved to Joburg, South Africa. Born 1959 in Filabusi. School Gifford. Worked for Popwin Electrical |
| 3560 | Cloete, P J | vlakplaats, P.O. Urnvuma. 1939 |
| 3561 | Cloete, P J | Mapondwene, P.B. 34K, Bulawayo. 1939 |
| 3562 | Cloete, Peter (PJ) (b 1963) | Born in Bulawayo 18 May 1963 at Lady Rodwell Maternity Hospital. Attended Henry Low Junior School from KG 1 till Standard 4 and then Tennyson Junior School in Standard 5, thereafter attended High School at Gifford, resided at some of the following addresses in Bulawayo, 46 Troutbeck Rd Greenhill, 16 Windermere Rd Morningside, 29 Sherwood Drive Woodlands, 37 Hereford Rd Hillcrest. Left the country in 1978 when the family emigrated to South Africa. |
| 3563 | Cloete, Peter Jacobus | Selukwe Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 3564 | Cloete, Peter Johannes | Western Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 3565 | Cloete, Piet | Displaced and Dispossessed Farmer. married. Lived at Kezi |
| 3566 | Cloete, Piet (b 1949) | Born 15 Sep 1949. Lived in Harare. Ellis Robins school, Worked at Sport Score Natal cc, Lived in Rugby, Warwickshire. Son Stephan Cloete. Sister Stephanie Speers |
| 3567 | Cloete, Pieter | By 2008 had died and left property interests in Gweru and Bulawayo |
| 3568 | Cloete, Pieter Jacobus 1958 | Buried at Enkeldoorn |
| 3569 | Cloete, Pieter Jacobus 1978 | Field Reservist, British South Africa Police, killed in action, 8 August 1978. |
| 3570 | Cloete, R | Was at Plumtree school Milner house 79-84 |
| 3571 | Cloete, Rachel Dorotha | In 1946 lived at Annandale Farm, P.O. Chatsworth. Was married |
| 3572 | Cloete, Renier Jan (b 1951) | born 28th February 1951 and married to Cloete, Georgina Sarahan. Owned Lot 6 of Lot 61 Douglasdale, Bulawayo until 2010 |
| 3573 | Cloete, Richard | worked in the BSAP from 1977-80 |
| 3574 | Cloete, Richmond | 1897 appointed as justice of peace for Charter |
| 3575 | Cloete, Rick | |
| 3576 | Cloete, Rob | Hillside school 1966 |
| 3577 | Cloete, Rob (b 1950) | Moved to Durban, KZN South Africa. Born 1950 in Gwelo. School Chaplin. Worked for Plenty, army intake 117 |
| 3578 | Cloete, Robert | |
| 3579 | Cloete, Robert Donald | worked in the BSAP from 1977-81 |
| 3580 | Cloete, Robert Graham 1972 | Buried at Athlone Bulawayo |
| 3581 | Cloete, Rudolph | In 1904 lived at Gwelo. Govt. Land Surveyor |
| 3582 | Cloete, Rudolph Izak | In 1946 lived at Annandale, P.O. Chatsworth. Was a farmer |
| 3583 | Cloete, S A | Maybe called Fanie. Ralls Rust, c/o Kleinfontein, Enkeldoorn. 1939 |
| 3584 | Cloete, S A | Rhodesian In WW2 that served in the Royal navy or South African Navy forces |
| 3585 | Cloete, S B | Mrs, using Belingwe post office. (Belingwe District) 1938. |
| 3586 | Cloete, S J J | Huntcroft “A”. Beatrice 1964 |
| 3587 | Cloete, Sarel | Sarel & Lena Cloete from Eden farm Beatrice |
| 3588 | Cloete, Sebastian Valentine | In 1904 lived at Salisbury. Civil Servant |
| 3589 | Cloete, Sebastian Valentyn 1916 | 1916 estate |
| 3590 | Cloete, Sidney Hilton | worked in the BSAP from 1967-71 |
| 3591 | Cloete, Stephan Abraham | Salisbury Central Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 3592 | Cloete, Stephanus Abraham | Gwanda Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 3593 | Cloete, Stephanus Abraham | Hillside Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 3594 | Cloete, Stephanus Abraham 1937 | Buried at Enkeldoorn |
| 3595 | Cloete, Stephen (b 1942) | born 28th March 1942 and from 1994 owned property in Matsheumhlope Bulawayo |
| 3596 | Cloete, Susan-Marie (b 1962) | Moved to Malelane , South Africa. Born 1962 in Salisbury. Beatrice School Beatrice Bothashof |
| 3597 | Cloete, Sydney Broderick 1947 | Selukwe Voters 1946 – 1948. Buried at Athlone Bulawayo |
| 3598 | Cloete, Thelma May | Victoria Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 3599 | Cloete, Vanessa (neé Pepler) | Moved to England, UK. Born in Fort Victoria, School fort victoria high |
| 3600 | Cloete, Vivian 1943 | Buried at Athlone in Bulawayo |
| 3601 | Cloete, W | Whindale Ranch, P.O. Sinoia. 1939 |
| 3602 | Cloete, Yvonne | eveline, Left the country. She was married with 5 kids |
| 3603 | Cloete, Yvonne Daumas | Selukwe Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 3604 | Clogg, Roger | Bulawayo |
| 3605 | Cloherty, Albert Patrick | worked in the BSAP in 1920 |
| 3606 | Cloke, Noel John 1967 | Buried at Odzi |
| 3607 | Cloran, Michael John | worked in the BSAP from 1968-71 |
| 3608 | Cloro, Antonio Giovanni Pietro 1973 | buried at Greendale Harare |
| 3609 | Cloro, Maria 1977 | buried at Greendale Harare |
| 3610 | Close, Alan Edwin | 1926 Wankie family with parents Close, Alan Robert 1926 and Lily Close married in Salisbury. Children were Alan Edwin Close and Douglas John Close |
| 3611 | Close, Alan Robert 1926 | From Worcester Cape province. Was 41 and did mine reduction work at the mines. He was married to Lily Close at Salisbury. He died 13 Apr 1926 at Wankie colliery. Children were Alan Edwin Close and Douglas John Close |
| 3612 | Close, Anna Catharina | In 1946 llived at Princes Residential Flats, Fort Street, P.O. Box 604, Bulawayo, Was married |
| 3613 | Close, Arthur Melvill | In 1946 lived at 78, Princes Flats, Fort Street, P.O. Box 604, Bulawayo, was a Location Engineer |
| 3614 | Close, Charles John (b 1907) | C.Eng., F.I.E.E., M.(S.- A.)I.E.E., M.Rhod.I.E., M.E.I.Z., Mgr. in Rhod. for L. H. Marthinusen Ltd.. formerly Elect. Lieut. S.A.N.F., Capp. U.D.F., Gen. g r. Crompton Park ins on (S.A.) Ltd., Dir. African Electrical Mnfrs. (Pty.) Ltd., Resident Dir. and Gen. Mgr. First Electric (C.A.) Ltd.; b. 12th Oct. 1907, Derby; m. 16th May 1936, Margaret Stirling Moore, I s. (dec.), 2 d.; Clubs : Rand, Sby., Sc. and Tech., Jhb. Country, Bryanston Country, Naval Officers’ Assoc. of S.A.; Add.: P.O. Box 1679, Sby., Rhodesia. |
| 3615 | Close, Douglas John | 1926 Wankie family with parents Close, Alan Robert 1926 and Lily Close married in Salisbury. Children were Alan Edwin Close and Douglas John Close |
| 3616 | Close, Douglas Melvill | In 1946 lived at Grand Hotel, Main Street, P.O. Box 581, Bulawayo, Was a civil servant, was a magistrate in Bulawayo 1969 |
| 3617 | Close, John 1897 | 424 Tpr BSAP KIA 6 Jun 1897. or Closs |
| 3618 | Close, Lily | 1926 Wankie family with parents Close, Alan Robert 1926 and Lily Close married in Salisbury. Children were Alan Edwin Close and Douglas John Close |
| 3619 | Close, Mabel | Salisbury City Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 3620 | Close, Margaret Stirling Moore | m. 16th May 1936, She married Close, Charles John (b 1907), and they had one son and two daughters. They lived in Salisbury Rhodesia in 1967 |
| 3621 | Close, Steve (b 1957) | Moved to Las Flores, CA USA. Born 1957 in Indianapolis, In School Widdecombe Primary and Cranborne Boys High |
| 3622 | Clothier, Edward 1913 | From East Somersetshire. Was a 45 year old prospector and single. Died 1 Jun 1913 in Salisbury. |
| 3623 | Clothier, Edward Hugh | worked in the BSAP from 1906-11 |
| 3624 | Clothier, Pat | Pat And Sue Clothier, who lived in Melsetter in the 1970’s |
| 3625 | Clothier, Sue | Pat And Sue Clothier, who lived in Melsetter in the 1970’s |
| 3626 | Clotworthy, Benjamin Garfield | Wankie Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 3627 | Clotworthy, Ethel Margaret | Wankie Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 3628 | Clough, Carol (neé Huggett) | Moved to Melbourne, Vict Australia. Born in Bulawayo. School Townsend |
| 3629 | Clough, Catherine Elizabeth 1965 | Hillside Voters 1946 – 1948. 1940s family with parents Cyril Clough and Catherine Clough and son Stanley Herbert Clough. Mentioned on Stanley’s 1943 Athlone Bulawayo memorial. Buried at Athlone Bulawayo |
| 3630 | Clough, Cyril 1956 | 1940s family with parents Cyril Clough and Catherine Clough and son Stanley Herbert Clough. Mentioned on Stanley’s 1943 Athlone Bulawayo memorial. Buried at Athlone Bulawayo |
| 3631 | Clough, Ken | Moved to Melbourne, Vic Australia. Born in Bulawayo. School Gifford |
| 3632 | Clough, Richard | Cayman Islands |
| 3633 | Clough, Robby | 6th Bat Rhodesian army |
| 3634 | Clough, Stanley Herbert 1943 | Buried at Athlone in Bulawayo. 1940s family with parents Cyril Clough and Catherine Clough and son Stanley Herbert Clough. |
| 3635 | Clouston, Eurika (neé Stoltz) (b 1967) | Moved to Estcourt, 3310 Swaziland. Born 1967 in Bulawayo. School Umvukwes Primary, Cecil John Rhodes, Gwelo, Redcliff Primary, Que-Que High & Mabelreign Girls High. Worked for Meikles Hotel, Zemco, Barlows, Cochrane Engineering, Casalee Cargo Harare |
| 3636 | Clouston, Jean Flett (nee Sinclair) 1903 | Buried at Athlone Bulawayo |
| 3637 | Clouston, Malcolm | Married to Jean Flett Clouston (nee Sinclair) and mentioned on her 1903 Athlone Bulawayo memorial |
| 3638 | Clouston, Malcolm | In 1908 lived at P.O. Box 277, Bulawayo. Wheelwright, Standowner |
| 3639 | Clower, Francis John | In 1908 lived at Sebakwe. Miner |
| 3640 | Clowes, Belinda | Parents were Richard Clowes and Nat Clowes and had a brother Robert Clowes. Had lived in Malawi and Harare. Had a son |
| 3641 | Clowes, Edith Mary | 1914 Salisbury and same year lost her husband Clowes, Francis John 1914, She had a son Dennis Clowes |
| 3642 | Clowes, Francis John 1914 | From Cheltenham England. Fatehr was St John Legh Clowes and mother honorouble Elizabeth Clowes. He was 44 a battery manager and married to Edith Mary Clowes, he died 18 March 1914 at Shamva, Had a son Dennis Clowes. Owned stand 1272 Salisbury |
| 3643 | Clowes, Michael St John (b 1944) | 1980s was the no 1 expert with coffee with research done locally and international. Born in 1944 he spect time on his parents farm in Tanzania and then studied at Cirencester in the UK. He qualified in 1966 with his diplomas. In 1967 he joined the staff at the Chipinge coffee experimental station and also worked at Grasslands under Dr John Clatworthy, He then got a degree at Rhodesia University. He was co-author of a book Annals of Applied Biology in 1973. He joined the coffee experimental station as a research officer and produced valuable information. In 1973/1974 he gained the MSc at reading University after further research. He also worked overseas with the sugar industry |
| 3644 | Clowes, Nat | married coffee farmer Richard Clowes and had children Robert Clowes and Belinda Clowes. They farmed in the eastern highlands and Malawi. Retired at Dandaro |
| 3645 | Clowes, Richard (Rich) | went to school in Kongwa and then St. Michael’s and St.George’s School in Iringa, Tanzania. Lived on a family farm there. Worked on farm before going to Gwebi. After Gwebi he went back to the farm in Tanzania, but left in 1968 due to politics. In 1968 he joined the Agronomy and Plant Breeding section of Gatooma Research Station. From 1971 to 1978 he worked for the Rhodesian Wattle Company at Scalded Estate. He married Nat in 1973 and they had Belinda and Robert. Then grew Coffee with shade mulch and no irrigation and the Estate won many awards. In 1978 they moved to Malawi with Chip Kay at Satemwa Tea Estate growing coffee. Then moved to Dandaro in Harare. In the late 90s he and his son leased two coffee farms in Chipinge and Rob half bought a farm before the land invasions. Rob went to Tanzania and worked with Avos Coffee. Rob and his wife had three children. Belinda lived in Harare and had son Jethro. |
| 3646 | Clowes, Robert | Parents were Richard Clowes and Nat Clowes and had a sister Belinda Clowes. Was a coffee farmer. Had lived in Malawi and Tanzania. Married with 2 kids |
| 3647 | Cluer, Harry Paul Leslie | Salisbury Gardens Voters 1946 – 1948. Mazoe Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 3648 | Cluer, Tana Rene | Bulawayo |
| 3649 | Cluet, Benny | From a 1990s Zimbabwe family with parents Benny Cluet and Janice Desiree Cluet (nee Francis) and daughter Cyan Cluet. mentioned on Janice’s 1999 Athlone Bulawayo memorial |
| 3650 | Cluet, Cyan | From a 1990s Zimbabwe family with parents Benny Cluet and Janice Desiree Cluet (nee Francis) and daughter Cyan Cluet. mentioned on Janice’s 1999 Athlone Bulawayo memorial |
| 3651 | Cluet, Janice 2002 | died 2002 |
| 3652 | Cluet, Janice Desiree (nee Francis) 1999 | Buried at Athlone Bulawayo. From a 1990s Zimbabwe family with parents Benny Cluet and Janice Desiree Cluet (nee Francis) and daughter Cyan Cluet. |
| 3653 | Cluff, Mary Irene | Salisbury City Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 3654 | Cluff, Walter Warren | worked in the BSAP from 1929-34, Salisbury Central Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 3655 | Clulow, James (b 1952) | Moved to Phalaborwa, South Africa. Born 1952 in Boksburg. School Riverside/Thornhill High in Gwelo. Worked for Rhodesia Railways |
| 3656 | Clunas, John William | worked in the BSAP from 1915-20 |
| 3657 | Clutten, Dave (b 1957) | Moved to Aberdeen, UK. Born 1957 in Bulawayo. School Guinea Fowl. Worked for Railways |
| 3658 | Clutten, John (b 1959) | Moved to Cape Town, South Africa. Born 1959 in Bulawayo. School Guinea Fowl, Henry Low |
| 3659 | Clutterbuck, Arthur | Victoria Voters 1946 – 1948, worked in the BSAP from 1930-52 |
| 3660 | Clutton-Brock, Arthur Guy 1995 | Arthur Guy Clutton-Brock (5 April 1906 – 29 January 1995 was an English social worker who became a Zimbabwean nationalist and co-founder of Cold Comfort Farm in what was then Rhodesia. Clutton-Brock was born at Lake View, Green Lane, Ruislip, Middlesex to a stockbroker, Henry Alan Clutton-Brock, and his wife, Rosa Gertrude Eleanor (née Bowles) Clutton-Brock. His uncle was the writer Arthur Clutton-Brock. He was educated at Rugby School, and graduated from Magdalene College, Cambridge. He had a career in the prison and probation services, youth and community work in the East End of London and in post-war Germany. He met his wife and partner Frances “Molly” Allen in 1934 and they were known as “the CBs”. During the Second World War he ran Oxford House, Bethnal Green, 1940–44, with the assistance of John Raven, Peter Kuenstler and later Merfyn Turner, all four being conscientious objectors. He and Molly had a daughter named Sarah-Anne in 1942. The couple emigrated to Southern Rhodesia in 1949 as an agricultural demonstrator and missionary, turning St Faith’s Mission into a famous pioneering non-racial community. He joined in founding the Southern Rhodesia African National Congress in 1957, and was largely responsible for its non-racial and Black/White partnership policies. As a member, he was detained without trial in 1959. After similar time in Bechuanaland and Nyasaland, he returned to Rhodesia. With the eloquent support of Trevor Huddleston, Fenner Brockway, Michael Scott, Mary Benson and many others, Guy, his wife Molly, Didymus Mutasa, George Nyandoro and Michael and Eileen Haddon founded Cold Comfort Farm in Southern Rhodesia, which became a widely acclaimed pattern for racial freedom and regeneration in the poverty-stricken countries of Africa. He and Molly were deported by the Rhodesian government led by Ian Smith in 1971. They found a home in Wales where the two of them would write letters. They were the friends of four African presidents, Kenneth Kaunda (Zambia), Julius Nyerere (Tanzania), Hastings Banda (Malawi) and Seretse Khama (Botswana), as well as Robert Mugabe, who, as President of Zimbabwe, declared Clutton-Brock upon his death to be a National Hero of Zimbabwe, the only European to be accorded that honour. Clutton-Brock died at age 88 and was buried in Heroes Acre outside Harare. in 1959 was a an advisor at St Faiths Rusape, from about 65 to 1971. In 1971 was deported for being subversive. A Christian socilaist who had a history degree form Oxford and studied theology at Cambridge. He formed the Cold Comfort society in 1966 which was sponsored by the World Council of churches. The farm was ourtside Salisbury. He had come to Rhodesia in 1949. He had started teaching near Rusaape but after 5 years went into village development and agriculture. He helped draw up the constitution of the Rhodesian ANC. |
| 3661 | Clutton-Brock, Frances Mary (Molly) (nee Allen) 2013 | Frances Mary Clutton-Brock (née Allen; 3 February 1912 – 27 April 2013), known as Molly Clutton-Brock, was a British therapist and youth worker, noted for helping physically disabled children. She and her husband developed a racially integrated farm and Molly developed centres in Rhodesia and Botswana where disabled children could receive physical therapy. She and her husband were expelled from Rhodesia (subsequently Zimbabwe) for not supporting the white minority government. Frances Mary Allen was born in Disley, Cheshire to Frances Hannah (née Smalley) and John Nelson Allen. Her father was the director of a tobacco company but he died when she was a baby and he was in his forties. Clutton-Brock and her mother moved to Eastbourne on the south coast after her father’s death. Clutton-Brock went to school in Eastbourne but left quickly when she was fifteen and disappeared to the continent where she travelled around Europe. When Clutton-Brock returned she learned how to teach handicrafts and found work in the borstal service. She married Guy Clutton-Brock who was a probation officer working with borstals on 14 April 1934. The Clutton-Brocks lived in London at the Oxford House settlement during the Second World War and that was where their daughter, Sarah-Anne (later Mrs Roschnik), was born in 1942. Molly decided to study therapy that had been devised by Detleff Neumann-Neurode in the 1920s in Germany. This was a form of paediatric physical therapy based on remedial exercises and physiotherapy. It was claimed that conditions of spinal curvature (kyphosis and scoliosis) could be alleviated. In 1949, they travelled to Southern Rhodesia to work at the St Faith’s farm and school in Rusape. The farm was not thriving and the owners (the St Faith’s charity) anticipated that it might be taken over by the Rhodesian government. It was anticipated that stronger management could be established, but instead a co-operative was formed. The co-operative grew crops, reared cattle and did some carving work. The collective farm alarmed observers as it was not based on racial discrimination but on integration. The district commissioner and the farm’s neighbours were surprised that the home treated everyone on an equal basis. The farm became a location for talks and her husband was involved in drafting the constitution of the Southern Rhodesia African National Congress in 1957. Molly was teaching local nurses about the Neumann-Neurode techniques which could treat spine abnormalities. She had started by treating children on a table and soon there was insufficient room for the child patients which included those with polio, muscular dystrophy and cerebral palsy, so the 35-bed Mukuwapasi Clinic was built. In 1960 she and Guy moved to Botswana, funded by the Africa Development Trust and the Mukuwapasi Clinic was thereafter run by Margaret Shumba (later Mrs. Chiwandamira). Molly continued to train nurses and establish clinics based on the therapy she used on small children in Botswana. They returned to Rhodesia to live in “Cold Comfort Farm” just outside Salisbury, to find that nationalist leaders were in prison. The farm was frequently raided by the authorities hoping to find weapons but all they found were people such as Robert Mugabe, Didymus Mutasa, and Moven Mahachi, discussing farming and politics. In 1966 she and David Hughes made a film of the Mukuwapasi Clinic, this film is preserved by the British Film Institute. In 1971 Molly and her husband were stripped of their citizenship and deported. The organisation that they had founded was declared illegal. The following year she and Guy published Cold Comfort Confronted. Returning to the UK, they lived in North Wales and when Rhodesia achieved independence as Zimbabwe they decided not to move back. In 1987, on the occasion of Guy’s 80th birthday, a book of reminiscences was published in Zimbabwe. The book was titled Guy and Molly Clutton-Brock: Reminiscences from Their Family and Friends on the Occasion of Guy’s Eightieth Birthday and was edited by Eileen Haddon. Guy died in 1995 and he was declared a “Hero of Zimbabwe”. Molly died in 2013, aged 101. The Oxford House settlement has a plaque to the Clutton-Brocks. |
| 3662 | Clutty, Ray | Ray & Sybil in Nyanga |
| 3663 | Clutty, Sybil | Ray & Sybil in Nyanga |
| 3664 | Clyde, George Bryan Seymour | worked in the BSAP from 1954-57 |
| 3665 | Clyde-Anderson, Rodney | Rodney was a pupil at Jeppe Boys High School in Johannesburg and was accepted by Gwebi to start his course in September 1959. Rodney graduated in October 1961 with a First Class Diploma and the Cairns Trophy for judging Jersey Cattle. Upon completing Gwebi he immediately fulfilled his military commitment coming out as a Lance Corporal. On the last day of 1961 he arrived in Mazabuka, Northern Rhodesia to take up a job as a Cattle Assistant on Kaleya Estate to start in January but by August he was retrenched due to a very bad season. Almost immediately he managed to find a job in Kabwe with Bob Burton where he stayed for five years. In October 1967 he returned to Kaleya Estates this time as Cattle Manager where he stayed on after it was incorporated into Zambezi Ranching Corporation making his way through the ranks and by the late eighties he was the General Manager and then in charge of numerous ranches totalling 10,000 hectares and 28,000 head of cattle which stretched from Zimba, Kalomo, Choma, Mazabuka and all the way to Chisamba, north of Lusaka. The Susman Brothers and Wulfsohn, who were the major shareholders of ZRC, made the decision to unbundle this company and the other shareholders, which included Rodney, received assets in exchange for their shares resulting in Rodney taking ownership of Kaleya Estates which is where his whole Zambian journey had started more than fifty-five years previously. Besides running his own ranch, later called Squares Ranch and which became more of a hobby than a thriving business, he has remained Chairman of what was left of ZRC, called Wellspring Ltd. Rodney had retired as a Director of Zambeef, another huge agricultural conglomerate, but remained as a shareholder and then enjoyed his semi-retirement with cattle. |
| 3666 | Clyde-Wiggins, Casey Lyn | |
| 3667 | Clyde-Wiggins, Danielle | Hillcrest mutare school |
| 3668 | Clyde-Wiggins, Malcolm | army intake 101 |
| 3669 | Clyde-Wiggins, Malvine | Mrs. Mutare |
| 3670 | Clynes, Carole (b 1966) | Moved to Wirral, UK. Born 1966 in Liverpool, Went To Live In Rhodesia When she Was 2. School Sinoia Primary/Queensdale. Was 12 when she left |
| 3671 | Coad, John | A 1915 family at Eileen Allanah mine Gatooma. Parents were Coad, Kate 1915 and John Coad and son John Coad, he married Kate at Boksburg Transvaal. |
| 3672 | Coad, John (jnr) | A 1915 family at Eileen Allanah mine Gatooma. Parents were Coad, Kate 1915 and John Coad and son John Coad |
| 3673 | Coad, Kate 1915 | From Kimberley. Was 27 and married to John Coad at Boksburg Transvaal. Died 7 June 1915 at Gatooma. Had a son John Coad. |
| 3674 | Coakley, Alistair | Falcon |
| 3675 | Coakley, Andrew | worked in the BSAP from 1904-09 |
| 3676 | Coakley, Andrew Michael (Andy) 1942 | 778785 Sgt, Coakey or Cackley or Coakley, Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserve 104 Sqn DOAS 28 Dece 1942. From a family with siblings Mary Campbell (nee Coakley), Andrew Michael Oakley (Andy), Con Oakley, Henrietta Coakley (nee Hetty), Jimmy Oakley, and Kathleen Oakley. Mentioned on Kathleens 1934 Athlone Bulawayo memorial |
| 3677 | Coakley, Chris (b 1941) | Moved to Clevedon, UK. Born 1941 in Newport Monmouth. School UBHS. Worked for Rhodesia Railways |
| 3678 | Coakley, Con | From a family with siblings Mary Campbell (nee Coakley), Andrew Michael Oakley (Andy), Con Oakley, Henrietta Coakley (nee Hetty), Jimmy Oakley, and Kathleen Oakley. Mentioned on Kathleens 1934 Athlone Bulawayo memorial |
| 3679 | Coakley, Cornelius Henry | Umtali South Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 3680 | Coakley, Denise (neé Wallace) (b 1950) | Moved to Perth, WA Australia. Born 1950 in Bulawayo. School Greenfield Junior and Evelyn High. Worked for Surveyor General/bulawayo City Engineers Dept/rhodesia Railways |
| 3681 | Coakley, Henrietta (nee Hetty) | From a family with siblings Mary Campbell (nee Coakley), Andrew Michael Oakley (Andy), Con Oakley, Henrietta Coakley (nee Hetty), Jimmy Oakley, and Kathleen Oakley. Mentioned on Kathleens 1934 Athlone Bulawayo memorial |
| 3682 | Coakley, J S | Mrs. Bualwayo 1970s |
| 3683 | Coakley, Jimmy | From a family with siblings Mary Campbell (nee Coakley), Andrew Michael Oakley (Andy), Con Oakley, Henrietta Coakley (nee Hetty), Jimmy Oakley, and Kathleen Oakley. Mentioned on Kathleens 1934 Athlone Bulawayo memorial |
| 3684 | Coakley, Kathleen 1934 | Buried at Athlone Bulawayo. From a family with siblings Mary Campbell (nee Coakley), Andrew Michael Oakley (Andy), Con Oakley, Henrietta Coakley (nee Hetty), Jimmy Oakley, and Kathleen Oakley. |
| 3685 | Coakley, Margaret Myfanwy | Umtali Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 3686 | Coakley, Steve (b 1948) | Moved to Perth, WA Australia. Born 1948 in Newport, Wales, Uk. School Gifford Tech, Bulawayo. Worked for Surveyor General, Rhodesia Railways |
| 3687 | Coast, Janet Grinham | |
| 3688 | Coast, John | |
| 3689 | Coast, John (b 1958) | Moved to Harare, Zimbabwe. Born 1958 in Gwelo. School Prince Edward. Worked for Self |
| 3690 | Coaten, Emily Doreen | Umtali Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 3691 | Coates Palgrave, Roderic Heneage Trollope | Salisbury District Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 3692 | Coates Palgrave, Sybil Frances | Salisbury District Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 3693 | Coates, Andre | |
| 3694 | Coates, Antony (Buddy) (b 1931) | moved to Perth, WA Australia. Born 1931 in Melbourne, School Milton/Plumtree. Worked for Nrz & Halsteads Byo, Married Lorraine |
| 3695 | Coates, Arnold Douglas | Western Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 3696 | Coates, Charles Foster | Mazoe Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 3697 | Coates, Fred | Umtali boys |
| 3698 | Coates, Frederick Edward John | worked in the BSAP from 1975-78 |
| 3699 | Coates, Jason | |
| 3700 | Coates, John 1999 | John Coates (1941-1999) and wife Lozelle Burger (1941-2010) |
| 3701 | Coates, Julie (b 1969) | Moved to London, UK. Born 1969 in Bulawayo. School Moray, Townsend, Eric Louw |
| 3702 | Coates, Lorraine | Born 5 Jan. Went to St Peter’s School, Bulawayo, Zimbabwe, Studied BA Fine Art – majoring in Art and English at Cape Town University. a teacher in Bulawayo. Moved to Perth Australia. Sister Lauriel Gilbert. Daughter Julie Coates |
| 3703 | Coates, Lorraine | Memorial or portrait at Main Anglican Church in Bulawayo |
| 3704 | Coates, Lozelle (nee Burger) 2010 | John Coates (1941-1999) and wife Lozelle Burger (1941-2010) photo from Jason Coates |
| 3705 | Coates, Mike (Sudza) (b 1944) | Moved to Essex, England. Born 1944 in Walthamstow. School Ellis Robins. Worked for R.l.i., 5r.r., Charles E. Harris, Scottish Jewellers |
| 3706 | Coates, Paul | hre |
| 3707 | Coates, Peter (b 1938) | Moved to Gerrards Cross, UK. Born 1938 in London. Worked for Farming |
| 3708 | Coates, Peter John | England then Rhodesia Served in Rhod Army & BSAP, worked in the BSAP from 1979-80 |
| 3709 | Coates, Stevie (neé Bester) (b 1957) | Moved to Pretoria, South Africa. Born 1957 in Lusaka. School Bothashof, Salisburg. Worked for Santam Insurace,salisbury |
| 3710 | Coates, Veronica Lorraine | Had a 2019 Harare phone number |
| 3711 | Coates, W E | Rhodesia railways |
| 3712 | Coates, W E | Rhodesian In WW2 that served in the Royal navy or South African Navy forces |
| 3713 | Coates, Walter Ernest | In 1946 lived at 12, Kings Avenue, Bulawayo, Was a clergyman, Reverend Coates was appointed as Trek Priest to Matabeleland in 1944. His job entailed visiting mission stations, hospitals and various priestly duties at St. John’s Cathedral, but in the main his service was to small farming towns, communities and farms in Matabeleland in the form of hatches, matches and dispatches (baptism, marriage and funerals/burials as well as communion services. He also gave benedictions on the radio service. Rev. Coates was born in Petersham, Sydney, New South Wales, 3 Jan 1886 and died in Kumalo, Bulawayo, 12 April 1960. His career included being the parish minister for various churches in NSW, the Church of England in Kenilworth, Cape Town and duties at churches in Johannesburg before arriving in Rhodesia in 1944. Many rural members of the Anglican community in the 1940s and 1950s in Matabeland would have met him. |
| 3714 | Coates, Winsome | In 1946 lived at 12, Kings Avenue, Bulawayo, Was married |
| 3715 | Coates-Palgrave, Keith | famous for his work on trees |
| 3716 | Coates-Palgrave, Sidney Heneage | In 1904 lived at Hartley. Civil Servant |
| 3717 | Coatley, Andrew Michael | worked in the BSAP from 1932-33 |
| 3718 | Coaton, Aubrey James | Umtali South Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 3719 | Coaton, Clive Elmore | Umtali Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 3720 | Coaton, Dudley (b 1947) | Moved to Cypress, TX USA. Born 1947 in Mutare, Zimbabwe. School Hamilton High, Bulawayo. Worked for Customs Department |
| 3721 | Coaton, John Charley | Umtali Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 3722 | Coaton, Linda Vera | Umtali Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 3723 | Coats, Charles Foster | Ealing, P.O. Dowsons. 1939, Mazoe Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 3724 | Coats, Gordon 2015 | died 2015, Was in RLI |
| 3725 | Cobb, Biddy Marion | Salisbury City Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 3726 | Cobb, Brendan Paul | worked in the BSAP in 1953 |
| 3727 | Cobb, Ella Georgina | Raylton Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 3728 | Cobb, Gordon (b 1952) | Moved to Hemel Hempstead, HERT UK. Born 1952 in Salisbury. School St Georges. Worked for Barclays Bank |
| 3729 | Cobb, Ian | |
| 3730 | Cobb, John Henry | Raylton Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 3731 | Cobban, A | Thurlow’s Hotel. Bindura 1938 |
| 3732 | Cobban, Alexander 1962 | Victoria Voters 1946 – 1948. Buried at Masvingo |
| 3733 | Cobban, Donald (b 1946) | was born at Salisbury in 1946 and was educated at Mount Pleasant High School. He left Rhodesia in 1964, visiting and working in Northern Rhodesia, Britain and Canada before returning to Salisbury in 1971 where he joined a firm of architects. This led him to develop a lively interest in early Rhodesian architecture which was enhanced by experience gained in a variety of businesses connected with the building industry. In 1975 he joined the staff of National Museums and Monuments as Historical Buildings Officer. Studied at University of Zimbabwe |
| 3734 | Cobban, J Alistair 2014 | Died (aged 81). 27th April 2014. St Georges, Dale College and Harvard. Worked in family bakery in Fort Victoria, Willards Foods, CT Tulley and Safeguard Security. |
| 3735 | Cobban, John | In 1902-1904 lived at Salisbury. Salesman |
| 3736 | Cobban, Liss | born in fort vic 1970, grew up mainly in umtali. Moved to joburg and had 2 sons. Her Dad was Regional Director for Manicaland Dpt of Education and served in BSAP |
| 3737 | Cobban, Nellie | Salisbury Central Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 3738 | Cobban, Sarah Elizabeth Hart | Victoria Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 3739 | Cobbett, Alice (Allie) 1971 | Buried at Odzi, From an Odzi family with parents Cobbett, Owen 1986 and Cobbett, Alice (Allie) 1971 and children Cobbett, Mollie, Cobbett, Rosemary, and Cobbett, Tony |
| 3740 | Cobbett, John Leicester | worked in the BSAP from 1920-22 |
| 3741 | Cobbett, Margaret Mary 1926 | Died 26 April 1926 at Southhampton |
| 3742 | Cobbett, Mollie | From an Odzi family with parents Cobbett, Owen 1986 and Cobbett, Alice (Allie) 1971 and children Cobbett, Mollie, Cobbett, Rosemary, and Cobbett, Tony, Mentioned on Alices Odzi memorial |
| 3743 | Cobbett, Owen 1986 | Buried at Odzi. From an Odzi family with parents Cobbett, Owen 1986 and Cobbett, Alice (Allie) 1971 and children Cobbett, Mollie, Cobbett, Rosemary, and Cobbett, Tony |
| 3744 | Cobbett, Rosemary | From an Odzi family with parents Cobbett, Owen 1986 and Cobbett, Alice (Allie) 1971 and children Cobbett, Mollie, Cobbett, Rosemary, and Cobbett, Tony, Mentioned on Alices Odzi memorial |
| 3745 | Cobbett, Tony | From an Odzi family with parents Cobbett, Owen 1986 and Cobbett, Alice (Allie) 1971 and children Cobbett, Mollie, Cobbett, Rosemary, and Cobbett, Tony, Mentioned on Alices Odzi memorial |
| 3746 | Cobbold, Cecil Helene | Western Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 3747 | Cobbold, Frederick Hugh | Salisbury District Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 3748 | Cobbold, Lynda | Moved to Hampshire, UK. Born in Salisbury. School Hatfield High |
| 3749 | Cobbold, Robert Southwell Chevallier | Dube Ranch P.O-Legion, Bulawayo. 1939, Rhodesian In WW2 that served in the Royal navy or South African Navy forces. Western Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 3750 | Cobley, Audrey Jeannette (b 1913) | 1922 in Bulawayo. From a family with parents Cobley, Francis Elizabeth (nee Collis) 1922 and Cobley, C Cresswell married in England and daughter Cobley, Audrey Jeannette (b 1913) |
| 3751 | Cobley, C Cresswell | 1922 in Bulawayo. From a family with parents Cobley, Francis Elizabeth (nee Collis) 1922 and Cobley, C Cresswell married in England and daughter Cobley, Audrey Jeannette (b 1913) |
| 3752 | Cobley, Francis Elizabeth (nee Collis) 1922 | From Dorset England. Parents were John and Emily Collis. She was 35 a hotel manageress and married in England to Charles Cresswell Cobley. She died 3 Apr 1922 at Victoria falls. had a daughter Audrey Jeannette Cobley (b 1913), She worked for railways so must have been at Victoria Falls hotel, Husband in Bulawayo was C Cresswell Cobley |
| 3753 | Coburn, Eric Robin | worked in the BSAP from 1956-59 |
| 3754 | Cocconi, Sophie | Salisbury Gardens Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 3755 | Cochi, John 1904 | Buried at Mutare |
| 3756 | Cochran, Henry | Rev. Was the first minister of presby church sby |
| 3757 | Cochran, Lily | In 1946 lived at 5 Routledge Street, Milton Park, Salisbury. Was married, Mazoe Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 3758 | Cochran, Paul (b 1957) | Moved to Perth, WA Australia. Born 1957 in Lusaka. School Mount Pleasant. Worked for Electrician |
| 3759 | Cochran, T M | Moved to Cape Town, South Africa |
| 3760 | Cochran, T P | Duiker Flats, Box 958, Salisbury. 1939 |
| 3761 | Cochran, Thomas | ruzawi in 30s and 40s |
| 3762 | Cochran, Thomas Patrick Murray | Rhodesian In WW2 that served in the Royal navy or South African Navy forces. In 1946 lived at 5 Routledge Street, P.O. Box 958, Salis-bury. Was a mining engineer, Mazoe Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 3763 | Cochrane, Alexander | Rhodesia Regiment Boer War. Trooper |
| 3764 | Cochrane, Alexander 1950 | Buried at Athlone Bulawayo |
| 3765 | Cochrane, Alexandrina | Gwelo Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 3766 | Cochrane, Bill | Rhodesian military, possibly airforce |
| 3767 | Cochrane, Caroline | hre |
| 3768 | Cochrane, Charles Joseph | worked in the BSAP in 1978 |
| 3769 | Cochrane, Denis | From a 1940s Rhodesia family with parents John Campbell Robertson Cochrane (Jock) and Emily Cochrane and children Denis Cochrane, Heather Cochrane, John Cochrane and June Cochrane. Mentioned on John Campbell’s 1949 Athlone Bulawayo memorial |
| 3770 | Cochrane, Dinah 2005 | died 2005 |
| 3771 | Cochrane, Douglas Thomas | Salisbury District Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 3772 | Cochrane, Edward Fisher | In 1908 lived at Stand 770, Suburbs, Bulawayo. Merchant |
| 3773 | Cochrane, Emily May | From a 1940s Rhodesia family with parents John Campbell Robertson Cochrane (Jock) and Emily Cochrane and children Denis Cochrane, Heather Cochrane, John Cochrane and June Cochrane. Mentioned on John Campbell’s 1949 Athlone Bulawayo memorial. Raylton Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 3774 | Cochrane, G P 1940 | Buried at Mutare |
| 3775 | Cochrane, Gillian Margaret | Pharmicist business 2018 |
| 3776 | Cochrane, Gordon Percival 1940 | 3590 Tpr British South Africa Police DOAS 4 Jul 1940, worked in the BSAP from 1936-40 |
| 3777 | Cochrane, Graham (b 1957) | Moved to Durban, South Africa. Born 1957 in Cape Town. School Mount Pleasant Self |
| 3778 | Cochrane, Heather | From a 1940s Rhodesia family with parents John Campbell Robertson Cochrane (Jock) and Emily Cochrane and children Denis Cochrane, Heather Cochrane, John Cochrane and June Cochrane. Mentioned on John Campbell’s 1949 Athlone Bulawayo memorial |
| 3779 | Cochrane, Ian King 2013 | Died 19th May 2013 in Oban, Scotland, UK. BSAP. worked in the BSAP from 1962-67 |
| 3780 | Cochrane, Isobel Margaret | Que Que Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 3781 | Cochrane, James McCeleny 1984 | Shabani Voters 1946 – 1948. Buried at Mutare |
| 3782 | Cochrane, Jeremy (b 1962) | Moved to Cape Town, SA. Born 1962. School Falcon College |
| 3783 | Cochrane, Joanne (neé Kelley) (b 1961) | Moved to Karoi, Zimbabwe. Born 1961 in Banbury. School Oriel Girls High |
| 3784 | Cochrane, John | From a 1940s Rhodesia family with parents John Campbell Robertson Cochrane (Jock) and Emily Cochrane and children Denis Cochrane, Heather Cochrane, John Cochrane and June Cochrane. Mentioned on John Campbell’s 1949 Athlone Bulawayo memorial |
| 3785 | Cochrane, John Campbell Robertson (Jock) 1949 | Raylton Voters 1946 – 1948. Buried at Athlone Bulawayo. From a 1940s Rhodesia family with parents John Campbell Robertson Cochrane (Jock) and Emily Cochrane and children Denis Cochrane, Heather Cochrane, John Cochrane and June Cochrane. |
| 3786 | Cochrane, June | Went to East London /commercial High South Africa 1980. Studied at Speciss College. Lived Harare, Corsham Wiltshire and Purley London. Married to Steve Cochrane. Sister was Kirsty Nenadic |
| 3787 | Cochrane, June | From a 1940s Rhodesia family with parents John Campbell Robertson Cochrane (Jock) and Emily Cochrane and children Denis Cochrane, Heather Cochrane, John Cochrane and June Cochrane. Mentioned on John Campbell’s 1949 Athlone Bulawayo memorial |
| 3788 | Cochrane, Lynette Anne | worked in the BSAP from 1977-79 |
| 3789 | Cochrane, Margaret 1988 | Gwanda Voters 1946 – 1948. Buried at Mutare |
| 3790 | Cochrane, Marie Christina | Salisbury District Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 3791 | Cochrane, Ronald John | worked in the BSAP from 1980-81 |
| 3792 | Cochrane, Ronald Wilmot John | Que Que Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 3793 | Cochrane, Rose | |
| 3794 | Cochrane, Roy Lewis 1976 | Buried at Athlone Bulawayo |
| 3795 | Cochrane, Rupert William Henry 1919 | Born 1886 and at 33 died 14 Aug 1919. Born Ireland lived Gwelo died Gwanda police camp buried Gwanda. Was in the BSAP, was single. Killed himself. Mother was Mary Cochrane in Ireland. worked in the BSAP from 1906-09 and 1912-19 |
| 3796 | Cochrane, Sarah (neé Tomlinson) (b 1965) | Moved to Cape Town, SA. Born 1965 in Harare. School Vainona/Chisipite |
| 3797 | Cochrane, Steve | Ellis Robins |
| 3798 | Cocianni, Benita (b 1966) | Moved to Catania, Italy. Born 1966 in Zomba. School Admiral Tait |
| 3799 | Cock, A V | customs department Bulawayo 1938 |
| 3800 | Cock, Alfred 1930 | Was buried at Athlone Bulawayo |
| 3801 | Cock, Alfred Vaughan | Salisbury Central Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 3802 | Cock, B | 1972 Salisbury scouts |
| 3803 | Cock, Barbara Lerryna | Salisbury Central Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 3804 | Cock, Cliff B | Buried at Athlone Bulawayo |
| 3805 | Cock, E V | (Honorary) BSc VM 2146, Highgate Close,Glen Lorne, Harare |
| 3806 | Cock, Eddie A | moved to South Africa |
| 3807 | Cock, Ernie | byo 2005 |
| 3808 | Cock, Francis Charles (Frank) 1932 | Buried at Athlone Bulawayo |
| 3809 | Cock, Heath (b 1974) | Moved to Pinetown, South Africa. Born 1974 in Bulawayo. School Khumalo Junior. |
| 3810 | Cock, Janet (neé Johnson) (b 1967) | Moved to Droitwich, Worc UK. Born 1967 in Salisbury. School Townsend |
| 3811 | Cock, John M 1918 | Buried at Athlone Bulawayo |
| 3812 | Cock, Mary Ann 1972 | Was buried at Athlone Bulawayo |
| 3813 | Cock, W | Fochabers, Bembesi. 1939 |
| 3814 | Cock, William Edgar | Wankie Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 3815 | Cockbill, Elizabeth (nee Cole) (Betty) 2020 | Died 21 July 2020. Moved to Klerksdorp, n.w and Howick, KwaZulu-Natal South africa. Born 28 Feb 1943 in Nairobi. School Rooseveld 56-60. Worked for Federal Surveys and C.A.A and Former Senior flight attendant at Air Rhodesia 63-80 |
| 3816 | Cockbill, John (b 1941) | Moved to Klerksdorp, N.W south africa. Born 1941 in england. School St.Georges college. Worked for Mines |
| 3817 | Cockburn, Alex | Alex and Brenda in Mutare |
| 3818 | Cockburn, Alex | Born 1 June. Guinea Fowl High School 1967. Lived at Bracknell and Edinburgh, United Kingdom. Son was Alex Cockburn |
| 3819 | Cockburn, Alexander | Raylton Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 3820 | Cockburn, Andrew | |
| 3821 | Cockburn, Andrew (b 1963) | Moved to Mataram, Lomb Indonesia. Born 1963 in Harare. School Prince Edward |
| 3822 | Cockburn, Annie | |
| 3823 | Cockburn, Brenda | Alex and Brenda in Mutare |
| 3824 | Cockburn, David 1916 | From Berwick on Tweed UK. Parents were James Cockburn and Jane Cockburn (nee Darling), Was 45 a farmer and married to Lizzie Neilson Cockburn (nee Swan) at Edinburg. Died 10 Aug 1916 at Salisbury. Had a child David Bonar Cockburn. Owned land |
| 3825 | Cockburn, David Bonar | 1916 Makori Glendale family with parents Cockburn, David 1916 and Cockburn, Jane (nee Darling), and son Cockburn, David Bonar , Married at at Edinburg. Makori, Glendale. 1939 |
| 3826 | Cockburn, Dorothy Violet | Mazoe Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 3827 | Cockburn, Elizabeth Neilson | Mazoe Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 3828 | Cockburn, James (b 1975) | Moved to Wimbledon, Lon UK. Born 1975 in Harare. School Eaglesvale |
| 3829 | Cockburn, Jane (nee Darling) | 1916 Makori Glendale family with parents Cockburn, David 1916 and Cockburn, Jane (nee Darling), and son Cockburn, David Bonar |
| 3830 | Cockburn, John | Centenery and was in the Lions club |
| 3831 | Cockburn, Josie (b 1963) | Moved to Cape Town, South Africa. Born 1963 in Harare. School Convent |
| 3832 | Cockburn, Mark | |
| 3833 | Cockburn, Mark (b 1956) | Moved to Cape Town, South Africa. Born 1956 in Harare. School St Georges |
| 3834 | Cockburn, May | Raylton Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 3835 | Cockcroft, Alice Doreen | Salisbury South Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 3836 | Cockcroft, Amy Elizabeth | Western Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 3837 | Cockcroft, Bud Cockroft | |
| 3838 | Cockcroft, Cecil Rhodes | Selukwe Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 3839 | Cockcroft, Derek | mother Hazel Cockcroft and children Derek Cockroft, Pat Cockroft, and Linda Cockroft |
| 3840 | Cockcroft, E B | Secretary, Treasurer and Librarian, Rhodesia scientific association. 1939 |
| 3841 | Cockcroft, Eileen May | lnsiza Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 3842 | Cockcroft, Eliza May | Selukwe Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 3843 | Cockcroft, Gideon Ebenezer | Holly’s Hope, P.B. 40K, Bulawayo. 1939, Western Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 3844 | Cockcroft, Hazel 2006 | died 2006. Children Derek Cockcroft, Pat and Linda |
| 3845 | Cockcroft, Ivor Gwynn | Assistant Native Commissioner and Acting Assistant Magistrate; Bubi 1938, lnsiza Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 3846 | Cockcroft, Jane | hatfield |
| 3847 | Cockcroft, Joan Olive Clare | Salisbury South Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 3848 | Cockcroft, Kenneth Douglas | worked in the BSAP from 1972-75 |
| 3849 | Cockcroft, Linda | mother Hazel Cockcroft and children Derek Cockroft, Pat Cockroft, and Linda Cockroft |
| 3850 | Cockcroft, Liz | Eveline High School Bulawayo Zimbabwe |
| 3851 | Cockcroft, Mark Bryan 1973 | PR76079 L/Cpl RR 3 Pn G Coy OPA 23 April 1973 |
| 3852 | Cockcroft, Mark Henry | Salisbury South Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 3853 | Cockcroft, Michael Anthony | worked in the BSAP from 1958-81 |
| 3854 | Cockcroft, O A W | Aberfoyle, P.O. Selukwe. 1939 |
| 3855 | Cockcroft, Pat | mother Hazel Cockcroft and children Derek Cockroft, Pat Cockroft, and Linda Cockroft |
| 3856 | Cockcroft, Richard (Rick) (b 1962) | Moved to Greensboro , NC USA. Born 1962 in Salisbury. School Kingswood Grahamstown. Worked for Siemens Medical |
| 3857 | Cockcroft, T W | Rhodesia Regiment Boer War. Trooper, Died Gaberones |
| 3858 | Cockcroft, Terence (b 1938) | Moved to Sedgefield, South Africa. Born 1938 in Salisbury. School St Geroges College. Worked for S Rhodesia Govt & Vke Consultants In Sa |
| 3859 | Cockcroft, Theodore Wilfrid Hodgson | Salisbury South Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 3860 | Cockcroft, Vic (b 1951) | Moved to Plettenberg Bay, South Africa. Born 1951 in Salisbury. School Alli Willi. Worked for Tsetsi Control |
| 3861 | Cockenham, Arthur | In 1904 lived at Salisbury. B.S.A. Police |
| 3862 | Cocker, Arthur Victor | Umtali Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 3863 | Cocker, Bob | |
| 3864 | Cocker, Bob 2012 | Husband of Karin and father of Brian, Zingi and Stephen. 1st October, 2012. Harare, Zimbabwe. Farmed in Mtepatepa then Mkushi and helped his sons when they established new farms. |
| 3865 | Cocker, Gavin | Was at Plumtree school LLoyd house 1980s |
| 3866 | Cocker, Jean Lucy | Umtali North Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 3867 | Cocker, Kenneth Joseph | Salisbury Gardens Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 3868 | Cocker, Lucy | Umtali Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 3869 | Cocker, Rita Gwenlyn | Umtali Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 3870 | Cockerall, R W | Umtali 1914 |
| 3871 | Cockeram, Colette (neé Capell) (b 1962) | Moved to Southampton, England. Born 1962 in Nairobi, Kenya. School Oriel Girls High. Worked for Industrial Confirming |
| 3872 | Cockerell, Arthur Eddie Woodward 1944 | 38323V Sgt South African Artillery DOAS 14 Dec 1944 |
| 3873 | Cockerell, Richard W | In 1908 lived at Umtali. Farmer |
| 3874 | Cockerham, Arthur | worked in the BSAP from 1901-13 |
| 3875 | Cockerill, Ashleigh (neé Bisco) (b 1973) | Moved to Letchworth, UK. Born 1973 in Salisbury |
| 3876 | Cockerill, Herbert Edward 2013 | 44 Rhodesia squadron |
| 3877 | Cockerton, Arthur Richard Montagu | worked in the BSAP from 1911-13, Salisbury Gardens Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 3878 | Cockerton, Edith | Salisbury Gardens Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 3879 | Cockett, Dan (b 1962) | Moved to Munich, Germany. Born 1962 in Exmouth Uk. School Whitestone Bulawayo/Peterhouse. Worked for Self |
| 3880 | Cockett, John | . In 1902 was at Welcome Home, Macheke. Farmer |
| 3881 | Cockett, Thomas Percival | Salisbury North Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 3882 | Cockin, Joseph | Missionary ay Hope Fountain |
| 3883 | Cocking, Rob (b 1949) | Moved to Kempton Park, Gaut South Africa. Born 1949 in Germiston. School Cranbourne Boys High. Worked for Central African Airways/air Rhodesia/air Zimbabwe |
| 3884 | Cockle, David (b 1968) | Moved to London, England. Born 68 in Salisbury. School Jameson |
| 3885 | Cockle, Pamela | |
| 3886 | Cocklin, C | Farmer, Mooigeelgen, Umvuma 1911 |
| 3887 | Cocklin, C C | Farmer, Enkeldoorn 1911 |
| 3888 | Cocklin, Charles Cornelius | In 1904-1908 lived at Bosch Laagte Kwe Kwe. Hotel Keeper |
| 3889 | Cocklin, James | Bulawayo 1951 |
| 3890 | Cockram, Charles Harry | worked in the BSAP from 1963-66 |
| 3891 | Cockrell, Frederick William Pepys | Rhodesia Regiment Boer War. Trooper |
| 3892 | Cockroft, Bud | byo entertainers 2002 |
| 3893 | Cockroft, Eric Barlow | Salisbury North Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 3894 | Cockroft, Heslop | . In 1902 was at Beatrice Mine. Carpenter |
| 3895 | Cockroft, I G | 1969 Bulawayo court assessor |
| 3896 | Cockroft, Ivor Gwynne | Cockroft was a pioneer, sometimes he angered others by his abruptness, but he got things done. He famously only opened mail if it was registered. He was called Sikanyana said to be sound of his baggy shorts as he endlessly walked his huge district. |
| 3897 | Cockroft, M B 1973 | Lance Corporal, OPA, killed in action by a gunshot wound, 23 April 1973. |
| 3898 | Cockroft, Thomas William 1900 | Rhodesia Regiment Boer War. Trooper. Wounded. Gaberones, 12 February 1900 Plumers force. 60 Tpr Rhodesia Regiment B Sqn DOAS 30 May 1900 |
| 3899 | Cockroft, Walter | In 1904 lived at Wylde Grove Farm, Chilimanzi District. Farmer |
| 3900 | Cockron, Gillian | byo 60s |
| 3901 | Cocks, Basil Anthony 1969 | Buried at Athlone Bulawayo |
| 3902 | Cocks, Catherina Elizabeth | In 1946 lived at 8, Gwendolen Mansions, 1 1 th Avenue, Bulawayo. Was married |
| 3903 | Cocks, Chris | Rhodesia army 1970s. war writer |
| 3904 | Cocks, Gilbert Dennison | In 1946 lived at 8, Gwendolen Mansions, Rhodes Street, Bulawayo, Was an electrician |
| 3905 | Cocks, Michael Kenneth | worked in the BSAP from 1975-78 |
| 3906 | Cocks, Roger Patrick 1967 | Buried at Athlone Bulawayo |
| 3907 | Cocks, William Edward 1944 | 1393866 Flt Sgt Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserve 112 Sqn KIA 7 April 1944 |
| 3908 | Cocksedge, Richard Joseph | Salisbury North Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 3909 | Codac, Stephan 1907 | Buried at Athlone Bulawayo |
| 3910 | Codd, Arthur 1926 | Born 1881 and at 45 died 27 Dec 1926. Born England lived died buried Bulawayo. Was divorced with 3 kids and a general merchant, From Grimsby Lincolshire England. Mother in the Eastern Cape was Charlotte Codd. He had married in Durban Natal. His kids were Muriel Irene Codd, Leslie Barnard Arthur Codd, and Herbert Alan Codd. He had a sister in Bulawayo being Ethel Codd |
| 3911 | Codd, Ethel | sister to Codd, Arthur 1926, Her mother in teh Eatern Cape was Charlotte Codd |
| 3912 | Codd, L B | Bulawayo city council about 1950 |
| 3913 | Codd, Leslie Bernard Arthur | shown on title deeds as surveyor general byo for regsitar of Deeds, Salisbury Central Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 3914 | Codd, Olwen | Salisbury Central Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 3915 | Codd, Russel (b 1958) | Moved to Deltona, Fl USA. Born 1958 in Bulawayo. School Oriel. Worked for Self, worked in the BSAP from 1977-78 |
| 3916 | Codeo, Ondina (neé Oliveira) (b 1960) | Moved to Vila Do Conde, Portugal. Born 1960. School Thornhill High School |
| 3917 | Codrington, George | Rhodesia Regiment Boer War. Trooper |
| 3918 | Codrington, John Humphrey Warren | worked in the BSAP from 1936-39 |
| 3919 | Codron, Ivan (b 1943) | Moved to Johannesburg, GP South Africa. Born 1943 in Salisbury. School Mount Pleasant. Worked for West Motors |
| 3920 | Codron, Raymond (b 1952) | Moved to Jhb, South Africa. Born 1952 in Salisbury. School Belvedere, PE |
| 3921 | Codron, Rosemary | kariba |
| 3922 | Codron, Sally (neé Franco) (b 1945) | Moved to Johannesburg, South Africa. Born 1945 in Gatooma. School Girls High. Worked for Scotch Wool Shop |
| 3923 | Codron, Sarah | In 1946 lived at 7 Rowland Square, Milton Park, Salisbury. Was married |
| 3924 | Cody, Edward (b 1940) | Moved to High St., Inistioge, Co. Kilkenny, Ireland. Born 1940 in Inistioge, Co. Kilkenny. School New Ross. Worked for Geo. Elcombe. Residence Terreskane Hotel. |
| 3925 | Cody, Mary Philomena | Salisbury Central Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 3926 | Coe, Arthur | worked in the BSAP from 1900-07. In 1904 lived at Salisbury. Sergt B.S.A. Police |
| 3927 | Coe, Frederick Ernest 1939 | Buried at Athlone Bulawayo |
| 3928 | Coe, John Douglas | In 1908 lived at Gatling Hill, Belingwe. Storeman |
| 3929 | Coe, Valerie Lawn | Former Air Zimbabwe at Air Rhodesia, Auckland Girls’ Grammar School |
| 3930 | Coelho, Charles (b 1959) | Moved to Umhlanga Rocks, South Africa. Born 1959 in Ndola. School Hugh Beadle/St. Stephens College/Christian Brothers College. Worked for Self |
| 3931 | Coelho, Eduardo (b 1964) | Moved to Lisbon, Portugal. Born 1964 in Mozambique. School Thornhill. |
| 3932 | Coelho, Frances (neé Van Greuning) (b 1960) | Moved to Springs, South Africa. Born 1960 in Kitwe. School Lochinvar Primary, Salisbury, Evelyn Girls High, Bulawayo |
| 3933 | Coelho, Rui (Screwy) (b 1968) | Moved to Leiria, Portugal. Born 1968 in Vila Pery-Mozambique. School Fort Victoria High |
| 3934 | Coelho, Vanessa (b 1961) | Moved to Maputo, Mozambique. Born 1961 in Bulawayo. School Dominican Convent. Worked for National Railways Of Zimbabwe; National Breweries |
| 3935 | Coert, Sydney Francis | Salisbury South Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 3936 | Coertzen, A | c/o Rosslyn Farm, P.O. Salisbury. Beatrice 1938 |
| 3937 | Coetsee, Cecile (neé Lombard) (b 1950) | Moved to Perth, Australia. Born 1950 in Ndola. School Kitwe Girls High, Worked for Lived In Ndola, Kitwe & Nchanga |
| 3938 | Coetsee, Jackie (b 1964) | Moved to Johannesburg, South Africa. Born 1964 in Chingola. School Lord Malvern / Mabelreign Girls High |
| 3939 | Coetsee, Kathleen Barbara | Chaplin High School |
| 3940 | Coetsee, Lodewicus Andries Mechiel | Gwelo Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 3941 | Coetsee, Maggie | left or still in Bulawayo, Townsend High School, Bulawayo |
| 3942 | Coetsee, Michael Paul | worked in the BSAP from 1980-81 |
| 3943 | Coetsee, Paul 2015 | ‘Oom’ (uncle) Paul Coetsee. Paul was born on the 13th of February 1935 in Fort Victoria (now known as Masvingo), in what was then known as Rhodesia (now Zimbabwe). Paul Coetsee was one of three brothers that joined National parks, the other, the famous Clem Coetsee and brother Vic. Paul worked in the Game department and National Parks from 1959 to 1977, leaving as a regional warden. Paul has gone a little under the radar as much attention has been on his brother Clem who was world famous for his work in game capture, especially in the pioneering translocation of whole herds of elephant. Paul was regarded as being one of the best elephant hunters that you were ever likely to meet, using his skills in National parks while dealing with tsetse control, problem animals and in the culling programmes at that time. He was very involved in game capture operations that helped to restock new areas with animals, or to move animals to safety. Most notable about Paul was that he worked on Operation Noah (Kariba 1959-1963) with Rupert Fothergill. He was probably one of the last left that could boast that they had been on that operation. In 1970 Paul was seriously gored by a black rhino in capture operations. Paul had a distinguished military service. In the last few years of his life he had worked in South Africa handling tame elephants and became known as the ‘Elephant Master’. He passed away 06 December 2015. Had a son Wayne Coetsee |
| 3944 | Coetsee, Wayne | 1972 was about 3 and his father was Paul Coetsee a well known game warden and hunter |
| 3945 | Coetser, Doug | Went to Hamilton High School, Bulawayo, Rhodesia ’63 |
| 3946 | Coetser, Sarah | Mrs, Masvingo |
| 3947 | Coetser, Shonnah (neé Gillies) (b 1952) | Moved to Johannesburg, South Africa. Born 1952 in Bulawayo. School moray primary ,townsend high. Worked for Balfour Chandler,architect,bulawayo |
| 3948 | Coetze, Wrutzel Christoffel | . In 1902 was at Quagga’s Hoek, Melsetter.. Farmer |
| 3949 | Coetzee, A | Farmer, Charter Enkeldoorn district 1911 |
| 3950 | Coetzee, A E | P.B. 127D, Salisbury. 1939 |
| 3951 | Coetzee, A J (b 1963) | Moved to Virginia, South Africa. Born 1963 in Bulawayo. School Gifford High |
| 3952 | Coetzee, A P | Grootschuur, P.O. Beatrice. 1939. Grootschuur. Beatrice 1964 |
| 3953 | Coetzee, Abram Nicholas 1914 | She lived and died at Haydork Park farm Lomagundi. Buried near Banket Junction station. Was 26 and from the Transvaal. Was married. Died 4 Aug 1914. Husband was L Y W? |
| 3954 | Coetzee, Adrian Erasmus 1916 | From the Transvaal. Parents were Hendrick Schalk Coetzee and Mona Petronella Coetzee from Riversdale farm Charter. Was 25 a farmer and single. Died 3 Jun 1916 at Riversdale farm Charter. |
| 3955 | Coetzee, Albert | Raylton Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 3956 | Coetzee, Albert Leslie | Gwelo Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 3957 | Coetzee, Aletta Sophia Christina | 1909 Kwe Kwe family with parents Coetzee, David Johannes 1909 and Aletta Sophia Christina Coetzee and children David Johannes Coetzee (b 30.6.1905), Johannes Jwygens Coetzee (b 13.1.1907), and Hendrina Maria Coetzee (b 10.10.1908), ahe married at Kwe Kwe |
| 3958 | Coetzee, Alexander | Salisbury City Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 3959 | Coetzee, Alwyn | Groot Schur Farm, P.O. Beatrice 1938 |
| 3960 | Coetzee, Andre | prince edward |
| 3961 | Coetzee, Andre | Was at Plumtree school Milner house 80-85, Moved to Little Bookham UK, Married Morag |
| 3962 | Coetzee, Andreas (b 1964) | Moved to Johannesburg, TVL South Africa. Born 1964 in Bulawayo |
| 3963 | Coetzee, Andrew | |
| 3964 | Coetzee, Anna | |
| 3965 | Coetzee, Annette (neé Jordaan) (b 1940) | Moved to Bronkhorstspruit, South Africa. Born 1940 in Selukwe. School Selukwe/Chaplin. Worked for Cabs And Danziger & Partners |
| 3966 | Coetzee, Anton | Went to Plumtree School, Lived in Harare. |
| 3967 | Coetzee, Anton Jacobus (b 1973) | Born 18 April 1973 |
| 3968 | Coetzee, Babs | Mrs. Gweru |
| 3969 | Coetzee, Beth | Family with parents Coetzee, Clem 2006 and Coetzee, Em. Children were Coetzee, Beth and Coetzee, Vicus |
| 3970 | Coetzee, Carl | Went to Gifford from 1963 to 1968. Photographer, 1969 – 1975 worked for chronicle |
| 3971 | Coetzee, Caroline (neé Lethbridge) (b 1955) | Moved to Belfast Mpumalanga, RSA South Africa. Born 1955 in Salisbury. School Hatfield Girls High. Worked for Cochrane Sons & Co |
| 3972 | Coetzee, Caroline (neé Watt) (b 1956) | Moved to Johannesburg, SA South Africa. Born 1956 in Salisbury. School Oriel Girls. Worked for Ministry Of Education |
| 3973 | Coetzee, Chris (b 1954) | Moved to Cape Town, WP South Africa. Born 1954. School Jameson High |
| 3974 | Coetzee, Christian | Went to Falcon College. Engaged to Celicia Jacobs since January 5, 2025. Siblings Jonathan Spencer Coetzee and Lexie Coetzee |
| 3975 | Coetzee, Christian (b 1987) | Born 10 September 1987 |
| 3976 | Coetzee, Clem 2006 | Ex National Parks and renowned wild life conservationist, who died at his farm in the Lowveld on 3rd September 2006. Born on 13th May 1939, Clem grew to prominence in local and international wildlife circles particularly through his work in pioneering the translocation of elephant family groups as a preferred means of elephant population control. He was also responsible for spearheading the campaign to de-horn rhino in the Lowveld as a means of combating poaching. His death was a great loss to wildlife conservation not only in Zimbabwe but elsewhere in Africa. He was survived by his wife, Em, daughter, Beth, and son Vicus. Coetzee developed methods to move elephants in family groups by darting them with sedatives from a helicopter and lifting them via heavy duty rubber conveyor belts into truck containers or freight train cars, where they were revived and fed and given water for journeys of hundreds of kilometres. In the Gonarezhou nature preserve in southern Zimbabwe during a drought in 1992 he moved at least 40 elephants to new habitats in neighbouring South Africa in the first operation of its kind in which electronic tracking microchips were implanted beneath the animals’ skin. Subsequent groundbreaking research showed the elephants suffered no ill-effects of being moved as long as the family unit of bulls, cows and the young was left mostly intact. The technique was later used to relocate game animals in Kenya and several other African countries. He was also responsible for spearheading a campaign to sedate and saw off the horn of the endangered African rhinoceros as a means of combating rhino poaching. |
| 3977 | Coetzee, Cornelius Jacobus | Hartley Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 3978 | Coetzee, Cornelius Lawrens | In 1904 lived at Bonaccord Farm, N’Danga District. Farmer |
| 3979 | Coetzee, D | Farmer, Charter Enkeldoorn district 1911 |
| 3980 | Coetzee, Daan | was in Enkeldoorn and married to Hester |
| 3981 | Coetzee, Daniel | Went to High School Louis Trichardt. Studied at Verwoerdburg Technical college. Lived Tulbagh, Western Cape, South Africa, Kuils River, Enkeldoorn, Mashonaland East, Zimbabwe and Overstrand. Married to Petro Shingalana. |
| 3982 | Coetzee, Daniel Christoffel 1986 | Buried at Kwe Kwe. Married to Phyl Coetzee |
| 3983 | Coetzee, Daniel Johannes | In 1904 lived at Enkeldoorn. Trader |
| 3984 | Coetzee, Daryl (Baby Smoothy) (b 1967) | Moved to Welkom, South Africa. Born 1967 in Shabani. School Shabani Primary/Gifford High/Umtali Boys High |
| 3985 | Coetzee, David | hwange |
| 3986 | Coetzee, David Johannes | Victoria Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 3987 | Coetzee, David Johannes (b 1905) | 1909 Kwe Kwe family with parents Coetzee, David Johannes 1909 and Aletta Sophia Christina Coetzee and children David Johannes Coetzee (b 30.6.1905), Johannes Jwygens Coetzee (b 13.1.1907), and Hendrina Maria Coetzee (b 10.10.1908), |
| 3988 | Coetzee, David Johannes 1909 | From Pietersburg Transvaal, A 32 year old farmer and married to Aletta Sophia Christina Coetzee at Kwe Kwe. Children were David Johannes Coetzee (b 30.6.1905), Johannes Jwygens Coetzee (b 13.1.1907), and Hendrina Maria Coetzee (b 10.10.1908), Had a brother in Law J Bezuidenhout. He died 22 Sep 1909 at Kwe kwe. |
| 3989 | Coetzee, Dawn (neé Erasmus) (b 1969) | Moved to Johannesburg, South Africa. Born 1969 in Harare. School Greystone Park Primary and Queen Elizabeth High |
| 3990 | Coetzee, Deirdre (b 1949) | Moved to Johannesburg, South Africa. Born 1949 in Gatooma. School Jameson High |
| 3991 | Coetzee, Elize | |
| 3992 | Coetzee, Elize | Mrs, Chinoyi |
| 3993 | Coetzee, Elsie Magdalena Adriana (ex Viljoen) | 1916 Hwange and same year lost her husband Coetzee, Pieter Hendrik 1916, Her children were Pieter Hendrik Viljoen, Antoinette Aletta Viljoen, and Johannes Willhelm Viljoen, She married Piere at Zeerust Transvaal |
| 3994 | Coetzee, Em | Family with parents Coetzee, Clem 2006 and Coetzee, Em. Children were Coetzee, Beth and Coetzee, Vicus |
| 3995 | Coetzee, Florence | Raylton Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 3996 | Coetzee, Gavin (b 1964) | Moved to Port Elizabeth, EC South Africa. Born 1964 in Salisbury. School Hamilton / Chaplin |
| 3997 | Coetzee, H S | Riversdale Farm, P.O. Enkeldoorn 1938. Was a commissioner oaths |
| 3998 | Coetzee, H S | Blackstone, P.B. 127D, Salisbury. 1939 |
| 3999 | Coetzee, H S jnr | Farmer, Charter Enkeldoorn district 1911, P.O. Beatrice, Blackstone Farm. 1938, Blackstone Farm. Beatrice 1964 |
| 4000 | Coetzee, H S sen | Farmer, Charter Enkeldoorn district 1911 |
| 4001 | Coetzee, Heather Ann | Salisbury South Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 4002 | Coetzee, Helena | Victoria Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 4003 | Coetzee, Hendrick Schalk | Enkeldoorn 1914 with parents Hendrick Schalk Coetzee and Maria Petronela Coetzee and daughter Gagiano, Christina Johanna (nee Coetzee) 1914. 1916 family at Riversdale farm Charter. Had a son Coetzee, Adrian Erasmus 1916 |
| 4004 | Coetzee, Hendrick Schalk | worked in the BSAP from 1959-71 |
| 4005 | Coetzee, Hendrik | Hendrik & Meryl, Mutare |
| 4006 | Coetzee, Hendrik Carstens | worked in the BSAP from 1968-71 |
| 4007 | Coetzee, Hendrik Schalk | Hartley Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 4008 | Coetzee, Hendrik Schalk | Salisbury City Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 4009 | Coetzee, Hendrina Maria (b 1908) | 1909 Kwe Kwe family with parents Coetzee, David Johannes 1909 and Aletta Sophia Christina Coetzee and children David Johannes Coetzee (b 30.6.1905), Johannes Jwygens Coetzee (b 13.1.1907), and Hendrina Maria Coetzee (b 10.10.1908), |
| 4010 | Coetzee, Hennie | Born in Rhodesia, Parents were Joey Coetzee and his Fathers name was Hennie Coetzee Senior. He had a daughter born April 14th 1991 in Witbank hospital. She was Chelsea lee Griffiths. He used to work as a hydrolic fitter and turner in krugersdorp manufacturing hydrolic doors for trains for the uk he also worked in the gold mines in krugersdorp. |
| 4011 | Coetzee, Hennie snr | Married to Joey Coetzee. Had a son Hennie Coetzee |
| 4012 | Coetzee, Herman | Hatfield High School 1955 – 1959 |
| 4013 | Coetzee, Hermanus | worked in the BSAP from 1963-70 |
| 4014 | Coetzee, Hester | was in Enkeldoorn and married to Daan |
| 4015 | Coetzee, Hester Martha Alatta | Salisbury City Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 4016 | Coetzee, J C | c/o Messrs. Danziger & Kenny. Gwelo. 1939 |
| 4017 | Coetzee, J C | Umcima, P.O. Selukwe. 1939 |
| 4018 | Coetzee, Jacobus | Salisbury South Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 4019 | Coetzee, Jacobus (Koos) | grew up at Riversdale Farm at Featherstone just outside of Enkeldoorn. His father was Schalk Coetzee. He was one of 17 kids |
| 4020 | Coetzee, Jamal | bryden 2019 |
| 4021 | Coetzee, James | worked in the BSAP from 1977-80 |
| 4022 | Coetzee, James (Jimalo Kotapeya) (b 1977) | Born 1 Ap 1977. Went to Falcon College, Zimbabwe. Studied at Rhodes College. From Bulawayo, Zimbabwe and moved to London. |
| 4023 | Coetzee, Jan Adrian | Salisbury Central Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 4024 | Coetzee, Jan lzak | Selukwe Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 4025 | Coetzee, Jannie 1973 | buried at Greendale Harare |
| 4026 | Coetzee, Jenny | Harare Polytechnic, Harare, Zimbabwe |
| 4027 | Coetzee, Joey | Married to Hennie Coetzee. Had a son Hennie Coetzee |
| 4028 | Coetzee, Johannes Jurgens Coenraad | Umtali Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 4029 | Coetzee, Johannes Jwygens (b 1907) | 1909 Kwe Kwe family with parents Coetzee, David Johannes 1909 and Aletta Sophia Christina Coetzee and children David Johannes Coetzee (b 30.6.1905), Johannes Jwygens Coetzee (b 13.1.1907), and Hendrina Maria Coetzee (b 10.10.1908), |
| 4030 | Coetzee, John Loins | In 1904 lived at Butterfly Mine, Hartley. Blacksmith |
| 4031 | Coetzee, Kevin | byo, Went to Northlea High School, Bulawayo, Zimbabwe, army intake 112 |
| 4032 | Coetzee, L A M | Igogo, P.O. Que Que. 1939 |
| 4033 | Coetzee, L M | Mrs. ., Concordia, P.O. Featherstone. 1939 |
| 4034 | Coetzee, Lesley Hartley | convent hre, from masvingo, Teachers Training College Bulawayo Zimbabwe |
| 4035 | Coetzee, Leslie Marion Holland (b 1943) | born 13th january 1943 and married to Stephanus Jacobus Coetzee and owned Lot 8 essexvale near village and sold in 2002 |
| 4036 | Coetzee, Louis Wilhelm | Shabani Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 4037 | Coetzee, M | Crystal, P.O. Enkeldoorn. 1939 |
| 4038 | Coetzee, M P | Riversdale C Farm Featherstone. Beatrice 1964 |
| 4039 | Coetzee, M P | Uitval, P.O. Featherstone. 1939 |
| 4040 | Coetzee, Margaret Albertha | Salisbury South Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 4041 | Coetzee, Margaret Johanna | Que Que Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 4042 | Coetzee, Margaretha Johanna | Gwelo Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 4043 | Coetzee, Maria Johanna | Hartley Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 4044 | Coetzee, Maria Magdalena | Victoria Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 4045 | Coetzee, Maria Petronela | Enkeldoorn 1914 with parents Hendrick Schalk Coetzee and Maria Petronela Coetzee and daughter Gagiano, Christina Johanna (nee Coetzee) 1914. 1916 family at Riversdale farm Charter and son Coetzee, Adrian Erasmus 1916 |
| 4046 | Coetzee, Martha Maria | Gwelo Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 4047 | Coetzee, Martin (b 1961) | Moved to Welkom, South Africa. Born 1961 in Rusape. School Gifford Tech. Worked for Shabanie Mine |
| 4048 | Coetzee, Martinus Pieter 1975 | Buried at Enkeldoorn |
| 4049 | Coetzee, Mathiam 1971 | Buried at Enkeldoorn |
| 4050 | Coetzee, Maureen | |
| 4051 | Coetzee, Meryl | Hendrik & Meryl, Mutare |
| 4052 | Coetzee, Michael (b 1951) | Moved to Johannesburg, South Africa. Born 1951 in Kitwe – Zambia. School Kitwe Boys High. Worked for Resco Engineering |
| 4053 | Coetzee, Monique (b 1980) | Moved to Richards Bay, KZN South Africa. Born 1980 in Klerksdorp. School Hoerskool Richards Baai. Worked for Magnum Shield Security |
| 4054 | Coetzee, Mr | BSAP 1974 |
| 4055 | Coetzee, Nola | Bothashof |
| 4056 | Coetzee, P | Farm Assistant, Blink water Enkeldoorn district 1911 |
| 4057 | Coetzee, Peter Benjamin 1890 | 117 Tpr Pioneer Column BSACP DOAS. Died 19 Jan 1890 |
| 4058 | Coetzee, Peter Jacobus | Salisbury Central Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 4059 | Coetzee, Petrus Cornelius | Gatooma Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 4060 | Coetzee, Philip (b 1952) | Moved to Brisbane, qld Australia. Born 1952 in Salisbury. School Churchill. Worked for Rlt Tobacco Company |
| 4061 | Coetzee, Philip (b 1954) | Moved to Johannesburg, South Africa. Born 1954. School Jameson High. Worked as a Teacher |
| 4062 | Coetzee, Philip J | |
| 4063 | Coetzee, Philip Rudolph | Gwelo Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 4064 | Coetzee, Phyl | Married to Daniel Christoffel Coetzee and mentioned on his 1986 Kwe Kwe memorial |
| 4065 | Coetzee, Piet | Sinoia High School, Rhodesia |
| 4066 | Coetzee, Pieter Hendrik 1916 | From Pietermaritzburg Natal. A 67 year old farmer and married to Elsie Magdalena Adriana Coetzee at Zeerust Transvaal, Had 2 wives before. Died 13 Jan 1916 at Shankaruka farm Hwange. Children included Johannes Cornelius Coetzee, Elizabeth Coetzee, and Pieter Hendrik Coetzee. First 2 from first wife and second from second wife. Third wife had children from her previous husband being Pieter Hendrik Viljoen, Antoinette Aletta Viljoen, and Johannes Willhelm Viljoen |
| 4067 | Coetzee, Pieter Johannes 1978 | Buried at Enkeldoorn |
| 4068 | Coetzee, Pieternella Wilhelmina Christina | acquired property in Bulawayo 2008 |
| 4069 | Coetzee, Reginald Cyril | Raylton Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 4070 | Coetzee, Rina | Gweru |
| 4071 | Coetzee, Rodney | mutare 1976 |
| 4072 | Coetzee, Rodney | |
| 4073 | Coetzee, Rolinda | stayed at no 6 Boabab street from 1977 to 1981. Her daughter was born in the Wankie hospital in 1979. |
| 4074 | Coetzee, Ronald | worked in the BSAP from 1967-69 |
| 4075 | Coetzee, Schalk | Farmer, Charter Enkeldoorn district 1911, had the Riversdale Farm at Featherstone just outside of Enkeldoorn. He and his wife had 17 children, Jacobus (Koos) Coetzee was the youngest |
| 4076 | Coetzee, Shirley (nee Holland) | byo |
| 4077 | Coetzee, Shirley Patricia | worked in the BSAP from 1972-77 |
| 4078 | Coetzee, Stephanus Jacobus (b 1943) | born 14 August 1943 and married to Leslie Marion Holland Coetzee and owned Lot 8 essexvale near village and sold in 2002 |
| 4079 | Coetzee, Susan | eveline |
| 4080 | Coetzee, Susarle Elizabeth | Selukwe Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 4081 | Coetzee, T | Farmer, Charter Enkeldoorn district 1911 |
| 4082 | Coetzee, T | MGHS 1979 |
| 4083 | Coetzee, T G | The Warren, P.O. Box 80, Salisbury. 1939 |
| 4084 | Coetzee, Ted (b 1947) | Moved to Johannesburg, GP South Africa. Born 1947 in Moorresburg, Cape, South Africa. School Hugenout High, Wellington. Worked for Bentwood Cabinets |
| 4085 | Coetzee, Theunis Gert | Nieujaarsfontein, P.B. 127D, Salisbury. 1939, In 1946 lived at Newyears-Fountain, P. Bag 127D, Salisbury. Was a farmer |
| 4086 | Coetzee, Theunis Gert (Ted) | Went to Guinea Fowl. Widowed since March 27, 2021. |
| 4087 | Coetzee, Theunis Gert 1971 | Elim Farm Beatrice 1964, (1887-1971) buried on Blackstone Farm. |
| 4088 | Coetzee, Thomas Frederik | In 1946 lived at Glenfinnan Farm, P.B. 127D, Salisbury. Was a farmer |
| 4089 | Coetzee, Veronica (neé Hezlett) (b 1952) | Moved to Polokwane, South Africa. Born 1952 in Umtali. School UGHS. Worked for Grindlays Bank |
| 4090 | Coetzee, Vicus | Family with parents Coetzee, Clem 2006 and Coetzee, Em. Children were Coetzee, Beth and Coetzee, Vicus |
| 4091 | Coetzee, Violet | Umtali Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 4092 | Coetzee, W | Farmer, Charter Enkeldoorn district 1911 |
| 4093 | Coetzee, W W | Huguenot Farm Beatrice 1964 |
| 4094 | Coetzee, W W | Glenfinnan, P.B. 127D, Salisbury. 1939 |
| 4095 | Coetzee, Wentzel Christoffel | worked in the BSAP from 1958-60 |
| 4096 | Coetzee, Willem | Hatfield High School 1955 – 1959 |
| 4097 | Coetzee, Wybrand Willem | Gatooma Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 4098 | Coetzer, Anita (b 1941) | Moved to Sittingbourne, Kent UK. Born 1941 in Newcastle On Tyne. School Marie Stella Convent. Self Employed |
| 4099 | Coetzer, Bill (b 1957) | Moved to CapeTown, South Africa. Born 1957 in Salisbury. School Marandellas. Worked for RLI |
| 4100 | Coetzer, Cecilia Jacomina | 1921 Umtali family with parents Coetzer, Hendrik Baltazar 1921 and Coetzer, Cecilia Jacomina married at Rusape. The children were Maria Christina Cresina Coetzer, Johanna Herculina Coetzer and Hendrick Baltazar Coetzer. |
| 4101 | Coetzer, Daniel Jacobus | Salisbury South Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 4102 | Coetzer, David Petrus | Marandellas Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 4103 | Coetzer, Des Thea | byo |
| 4104 | Coetzer, Edith Evelyn | Salisbury South Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 4105 | Coetzer, Ethel Christine | Marandellas Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 4106 | Coetzer, Hendrik Baltazar 1921 | From the Orange Free State. Parents were John Ham Coetzer and Herculina Coetzer. He was a 36 year old farmer and married to Cecilia Jacomina Coetzer at Rusape. He died 3 Aug 1921 at umtali. The children were Maria Christina Cresina Coetzer, Johanna Herculina Coetzer and Hendrick Baltazar Coetzer. |
| 4107 | Coetzer, Hendrik Baltazar jnr | 1921 Umtali family with parents Coetzer, Hendrik Baltazar 1921 and Coetzer, Cecilia Jacomina married at Rusape. The children were Maria Christina Cresina Coetzer, Johanna Herculina Coetzer and Hendrick Baltazar Coetzer. |
| 4108 | Coetzer, Hendrik Belthazer | Salisbury South Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 4109 | Coetzer, Hendrik Christoffel | Umtali North Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 4110 | Coetzer, Herculena Johanna (Steyn) | Mrs. Women Pioneer in 1895 . 1922 at Melsetter, her husband had been Wentzel Christoffell Coetzer. Daughter was Du Preez, Anna Maria Chatrina (nee Coetzer) 1922 |
| 4111 | Coetzer, J G | Quaggas Hoek, P.O. Mutambara. 1939 |
| 4112 | Coetzer, Jackie | She was married and lived at Esigodini |
| 4113 | Coetzer, James van Heynegan | Filabusi, district commissioner |
| 4114 | Coetzer, Jan | Mabelreign school and moved Australia |
| 4115 | Coetzer, Jan Harm | In 1908 lived at Hendrikvlei, Melsetter. Farmer |
| 4116 | Coetzer, Johanna Herculina | 1921 Umtali family with parents Coetzer, Hendrik Baltazar 1921 and Coetzer, Cecilia Jacomina married at Rusape. The children were Maria Christina Cresina Coetzer, Johanna Herculina Coetzer and Hendrick Baltazar Coetzer. |
| 4117 | Coetzer, Johannes Gerhardus | In 1908 lived at Quagga’s Hoek, Melsetter. Farmer |
| 4118 | Coetzer, Johannes Gerhardus 1971 | Buried at Athlone Bulawayo. From a 1970s family with parents Johannes Gerhardus Coetzer and Susanna Magdalena Coetzer and daughter Teresa Alana Coetzer. |
| 4119 | Coetzer, John | army intake 153 |
| 4120 | Coetzer, John Harm | Umtali Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 4121 | Coetzer, Maria Christina Cresina | 1921 Umtali family with parents Coetzer, Hendrik Baltazar 1921 and Coetzer, Cecilia Jacomina married at Rusape. The children were Maria Christina Cresina Coetzer, Johanna Herculina Coetzer and Hendrick Baltazar Coetzer. |
| 4122 | Coetzer, Marius | |
| 4123 | Coetzer, P W | (Nyanyadzi), c/o Quaggas Hoek, P.O. Mutambara. 1939 |
| 4124 | Coetzer, Rene (neé Reed) (b 1963) | Moved to Johannesburg, South Africa. Born 1963 in Choma, Zambia. School Bothashof |
| 4125 | Coetzer, Roman 1964 | 7037 S/L/Sgt BSAP DOAS 4 Oct 1964, worked in the BSAP from 1963-64 |
| 4126 | Coetzer, Susanna Magdalena | From a 1970s family with parents Johannes Gerhardus Coetzer and Susanna Magdalena Coetzer and daughter Teresa Alana Coetzer. Mentioned on Johannes 1971 Athlone Bulawayo memorial |
| 4127 | Coetzer, Teresa Alana | From a 1970s family with parents Johannes Gerhardus Coetzer and Susanna Magdalena Coetzer and daughter Teresa Alana Coetzer. Mentioned on Johannes 1971 Athlone Bulawayo memorial |
| 4128 | Coetzer, W C | Mrs c/o. Quaggas Hoek, P.O. Mutambara. 1939 |
| 4129 | Coetzer, Wentzel (b 1939) | Moved to Sittingbourne, Kent UK. Born 1939 in Broken Hill Northern Rhodesia. School Gilbert Rennie Lusaka. Worked for E.W.Tarry Sinoia |
| 4130 | Coetzer, Wentzel Christofel | Wankie Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 4131 | Coetzer, William (Bill) 1974 | 4752 C Insp BSAP SU DOAS 1 Aug 1974, worked in the BSAP from 1951-74 |
| 4132 | Coey, Bill | mentioned as an irishmen during the bush war and fought |
| 4133 | Coey, John Alan 1975 | (12 November 1950 – 19 July 1975) was an American soldier who served in the Rhodesian Army as one of “the Crippled Eagles”, a loosely-organised group of US expatriates fighting for the unrecognised government of Rhodesia (today Zimbabwe) during that country’s Bush War. A devout Christian and fervent anti-communist. —he was the first American fatality of the war. He moved to Rhodesia to join its army in 1972, the day after graduating from college in his home town of Columbus, Ohio, and served until he was killed in action in 1975. He kept a journal throughout his service that was posthumously published as A Martyr Speaks. Coey received United States Marine Corps officer training during his studies and was on track to receive a commission when he requested discharge and left for Rhodesia, believing that the US government had been infiltrated by a “revolutionary conspiracy of internationalists, collectivists and communists” and that fighting for Rhodesia would allow him to better defend Western interests. He joined the Rhodesian Special Air Service (SAS) and passed out with the rank of trooper in November 1972, receiving recognition as one of the army’s best recruits of the year. However, his political views led to an acrimonious fall from favour within the SAS, his expulsion from its officer training programme in October 1973 and ultimately to his leaving the unit four months later. He redeployed to the Rhodesian Army Medical Corps, from which he was posted to the Rhodesian Light Infantry (RLI) heliborne commando battalion in July 1974, concurrently with his promotion to corporal. He thereafter served an instructor and commando medic in the RLI. Though not an officer, Coey exerted some influence on tactical doctrine, making numerous suggestions to his superiors and pioneering the combat medic role in the Rhodesian Army, which caused him to be nicknamed “the Fighting Doc”. He was killed in action in the Kandeya Tribal Trust Lands in the country’s north on 19 July 1975, shot through the head while running into the open to treat two fallen comrades. His remains, originally buried in Que Que in central Rhodesia, were reinterred in Ohio in 1979. His journal and some of his letters home were compiled into A Martyr Speaks by his mother soon after he died, and published in 1988. John Alan Coey was born in Columbus, Ohio, on 12 November 1950 to George and Phyllis Coey, both devout Christians. While growing up, John was a keen Boy Scout and attained the organisation’s top rank, Eagle Scout. He attended Ohio State University’s campus in his home town, studying forestry, and during his studies enlisted in the United States Marine Corps’ officer training program as a cadet in its Platoon Leaders Class. During this time he also taught at a local Sunday school. Like his parents, Coey was a fervent Christian, and held forthright views on communism, which he believed was an inherently evil system of government, geared towards the ultimate destruction of Christianity and the West. Coey first saw combat action in November 1973, in a covert external operation in Portuguese Mozambique’s north-western Tete Province. He enjoyed it, comparing the experience to the American Indian Wars of the 19th century. The following month, however, he was informed by his commanding officer that he would be not be used as a paratrooper, and would not be going on patrol again, as he was, in the commander’s words, “not worth it”. Coey felt so humiliated that he considered leaving, but resolved to stay and fight on. Despite his commander’s order to remain on base, he joined a patrol into Mozambique and crossed the border on 7 January 1974. The commanding officer flew into a rage when he discovered Coey’s insubordination two weeks later, and immediately had him brought back. Meanwhile, Coey persevered with “The Myth of American Anti-communism”, and secured its publication in the conservative, nationally-distributed journal Property and Finance on 7 February 1974. Five days later, he was barred from taking part in a parachute exercise with his unit, and on 14 February he was instructed to choose another army corps or regiment by the 18th; the SAS no longer wanted him. Coey’s request to transfer to the Rhodesian Army Medical Corps was granted, and he was accordingly placed in a three-month medical course in Bulawayo, starting in April 1974. On its completion in July, he was promoted to corporal and posted to the Rhodesian Light Infantry (RLI) heliborne commando battalion, where he was installed as an instructor. He expressed pride in teaching “as we did at Quantico—the Marine way!” He was pleased to meet other Americans in the RLI, particularly when they were fellow US Marines. Coey acquitted himself well in the eyes of his superiors following his move to the RLI, and soon after joining the unit mustered into Support Group as a specialist in tracking, mortars and armoured vehicle driving, while also working as a medic. He took part in over 60 Fireforce missions in this capacity, and became nicknamed “the Fighting Doc” because of his vehement insistence on joining such combat excursions. Although his political views had prevented him from becoming an officer, he continued to make tactical suggestions to his superiors, some of which were adopted; for example, combat medics were introduced to RLI patrols at his suggestion, and following his example. However, other ideas of Coey’s—such as his proposed use of psychochemical weapons and the “weapon of starvation” against Mozambicans and Zambians—were less well received. On recovering his journal, Coey’s family discovered that portions of it which discussed army operations in too much detail—sometimes brief passages, but occasionally whole months at a time—had been censored by the army, and in some cases removed entirely. Apart from an entry on 26 December 1974, in which Coey wrote about his loneliness at Christmas and desire to get married, not a word remained after 11 November 1974. Having become engaged to a young Rhodesian woman, Coey successfully filed for Rhodesian citizenship while on leave in June 1975, then renewed his US passport in South Africa. “What a chuckle,” he wrote to a friend, “filling out those papers under a portrait of Henry Kissinger!” On 19 July 1975, a unit from the Rhodesian Territorial Force (TF) contacted a group of guerrillas near a river in the Kandeya Tribal Trust Lands, north-east of Mount Darwin in the area covered by Operation Hurricane. After the Territorials killed two of the insurgents without loss, the cadres fell back and set up an ambush position underneath the roots of some overhanging trees on the riverbank. The TF patrol summoned a Fireforce made up of 7 and 10 Troops, 2 Commando, RLI from Mount Darwin, which arrived soon after. Coey, who was attached to 2 Commando at the time, accompanied 7 Troop as the patrol’s combat medic. The Territorals and 10 Troop made a sweep of the river line, but on rounding a bend in the stream were suddenly fired upon by the hidden guerrillas. A sergeant from the TF was killed, as well as Rifleman Hennie Potgeiter of the RLI. RLI Rifleman Ken Lucas suffered a gunshot wound to the leg. The insurgents now held their fire to prevent giving their position away. Incorrectly believing from the inactivity that the cadres had fled, and thinking that the two fallen soldiers were still alive, Major Hank Meyer ordered the leader of 7 Troop, Lieutenant Joe du Plooy, to sweep around the river and send Coey out to treat the men. Lieutenant du Plooy led his men around the bend, carefully keeping them behind cover, then sent Coey out into the open riverbed to give treatment. With his Red Cross flag clearly visible, Coey came out from cover and made for the bodies on the ground. The concealed cadres immediately opened fire and fatally shot him through the head. His lifeless body fell at du Plooy’s feet. Coey was the first American fatality of the Rhodesian Bush War. The contact in which he died eventually ended with du Plooy and two other Rhodesians being wounded and a further Rhodesian soldier, Corporal Jannie de Beer, being killed. The insurgents escaped without any further loss to their number. “He was a noble dedicated man with spiritual insight and political acumen with a keen perception of world affairs and the evils of communism … he was a soldier of the Cross and a son of liberty.” On 28 July 1975, Coey received a full military funeral and was buried in the central Rhodesian town of Que Que, where he had been living. With his parents standing by, Coey’s brother, Edward, gave a eulogy that strongly stressed his family’s religious and ideological beliefs—he said that his brother had achieved “the greatest of Christian virtues: sacrifice”. When the family returned to Ohio, Phyllis Coey compiled her son’s journal and a selection of his letters home into a book entitled A Martyr Speaks, which she first attempted to have published in 1975. Because of the controversial views it contained (including Coey’s dedication of his journal “to the 100,000 American dead of Korea and Vietnam who were betrayed by their own government”), the book was turned down by publishers for over a decade. Coey’s remains were reburied in Ohio in 1979, near to his family home. A Martyr Speaks was released in 1988, 13 years after his death, by the New Puritan Library, a religious press in North Carolina. |
| 4134 | Coey, Thomas | worked in the BSAP from 1953-54 |
| 4135 | Coffin, John (b 1940) | Moved to Basingstoke, UK. Born 1940 in England. School St Georges. Worked for Mtd Mangula |
| 4136 | Coffin, Robert C | 1918 in Salisbury and same year lost his sister Coffin, Vera Caroline Hope 1918 |
| 4137 | Coffin, Vera Caroline Hope 1918 | From Grahmstown. Was 27 a typiste and single. Died 28 Dec 1918 at Susmans Chambers Salisbury. Had a brother Robert C Coffin in Salisbury |
| 4138 | Coffin-Grey, Terence W | made famous with the taxidermy at the National museum at Bulawayo |
| 4139 | Coffins, Daisy Anna Maria | In 1946 lived at East and Aberdeen Roads, P.O. Avondale, Salisbury. Was married |
| 4140 | Coggan, Nikki (neé Sewell) (b 1961) | Moved to Auckland, New Zealand. Born 1961 in Umtali. School Chancellor/Marymount/Girls High. Worked for Gill Godlonton and Gerrans |
| 4141 | Coggin, Christopher (b 1940) | Moved to Perth, WA Australia. Born 1940 in Durban. School Natal. Worked for National Archives of Rhodesia |
| 4142 | Coggin, Timothy (b 1965) | Moved to Perth, WA Australia. Born 1965 in Harare. School North Park & Vainona HS. left Zim at age 14 |
| 4143 | Coghill, Robert Boyd | In 1902-1908 lived at Umtali. Compositor |
| 4144 | Coghlan, Charles Patrick John 1927 | Sir Coghlan, KCMG (24 June 1863 – 28 August 1927), was a lawyer and politician who served as Premier (later Prime Minister) of Southern Rhodesia from 1 October 1923 to his death. Having led the responsible government movement in the territory during the latter days of Company rule, he was Southern Rhodesia’s first head of government after it became a self-governing colony within the British Empire. Born, raised and educated in South Africa, of Irish descent, Coghlan moved to Bulawayo in 1900 to practise as a lawyer. He was elected to the Southern Rhodesian Legislative Council in 1908, representing the Western electoral district. Over the next decade he supported the renewal of the British South Africa Company’s royal charter to administer the Rhodesias, and opposed Southern Rhodesia’s amalgamation with either Northern Rhodesia or the Union of South Africa. He led a delegation to London to discuss responsible government in 1921, and two years later Southern Rhodesia became a self-governing colony. Coghlan sat in the Legislative Assembly as Member for Bulawayo from 1924 to his death. Coghlan was buried near Cecil Rhodes’s grave, at “World’s View” in the Matopos Hills near Bulawayo. Charles Patrick John Coghlan was born on 24 June 1863 in King William’s Town, British Kaffraria (part of the Cape Colony from 1866). He had three elder brothers. His father, James Coghlan, was from Ireland and was a Catholic; he had arrived in South Africa in 1851 as a private in the British Army, having enlisted to escape the Irish Potato Famine. After fighting in the Eighth Xhosa War of 1850–53 with the 2nd (The Queen’s Royal) Regiment of Foot, James was stationed in the Keiskamma mountains; he settled there with his wife Isabella Mary (née Maclaren), who was originally from Dumbartonshire, Scotland. They moved to King William’s Town after Coghlan’s discharge from the military and the birth of their first child, a boy also called James. The elder James Coghlan would become a town councillor in King William’s Town. Charles Coghlan was educated at home until January 1870, when he was enrolled at the Jesuit St Aidan’s College in Grahamstown. He was awarded a bursary to the South African College, Cape Town, where he studied law with the intent of becoming a barrister, but these plans were disrupted by his father’s death from dysentery. Short of money, Charles quit university in 1882 and went to work for Paley and Coghlan, the law firm where his eldest brother James was a partner, in Kimberley. When Coghlan arrived to join his brother in 1882, Kimberley was a town of 22,000 in search of riches, according to John Smith Moffat. That same year, Cecil Rhodes incorporated the De Beers Mining Company and in 1883 was elected to the Cape Parliament as Member for the newly enfranchised Diamond Fields. Coghlan was admitted to practise as advocate in the courts of West Griqualand on 9 December 1886. Ten months later, after Paley’s death, Coghlan and his elder brother formed the firm of Coghlan and Coghlan. Kimberley’s position at the epicentre of the diamond trade led the brothers to develop expertise and a formidable reputation for their work in the mining industry. Coghlan took an active part in public debates. He was loyal to Britain, but held that all parts of the British Empire should be internally self-governing, with each territory supporting the others. Arguing that this should extend to his ancestral home of Ireland, he expressed support for the Home Rule movement there. He disapproved of the policy of the South African Republic government under Paul Kruger of conscripting uitlanders (mostly British settlers) for military service while denying them the electoral franchise. Coghlan was elected to the Kimberley town council in 1897. The following year Colonel Frederick Schermbrucker’s youngest daughter Gertrude Mary Schermbrucker, described as an attractive and sociable woman, arrived to stay at the house Coghlan shared with his sister and mother. Coghlan married Gertrude in Wynberg, a southern suburb of Cape Town, on 10 January 1899. Around this time Coghlan’s friend Percy Ross Frames invited him to join him in Bulawayo, one of the main settlements in Rhodesia, as Matabeleland, Mashonaland and the adjoining areas were now collectively called. Coghlan was receptive to the idea, but was compelled to stay in Kimberley by the outbreak of the Second Boer War in October 1899. Kimberley was besieged by Boer forces, cut off by rail and telephone, from 14 October until its relief by General John French on 15 February 1900. After a break in Cape Town, Coghlan and his wife left Kimberley for Bulawayo on 30 July 1900. There, they found the conditions to be very basic and the buildings, ramshackle. Nevertheless, the settlers enjoyed outdoor pursuits, dances and musical and theatrical performances. Coghlan and his wife lodged at the Grand Hotel. In 1901, not long after they arrived, the Coghlans’ first child was born, but the baby lived only three days. A second child, a girl named Chennells, Gertrude Mary (Petal), was born in November 1902 and lived to old age. Coghlan gained admission to the Rhodesian bar and entered into partnership with Frames to create Frames and Coghlan. Frames left for Johannesburg in late 1902, citing the poor economic conditions in Southern Rhodesia following the Second Boer War, ending this firm. Coghlan and Allan Ross Welsh formed a new partnership, Coghlan and Welsh. The firm expanded into Salisbury as Coghlan, Welsh and Tancred in 1907 when Bernard Tancred, a South African cricketer and friend of Coghlan’s from Johannesburg, joined. Shortly before the 1908 elections to the Southern Rhodesian Legislative Council, Welsh sent a telegram to Coghlan, who was visiting relatives in Pietersburg, advising him to stand. Coghlan did so successfully in March 1908. In 1911, the partnership of Coghlan, Welsh and Tancred ended when Tancred died. Around the same time, Coghlan, who was representing a mining company, encountered Ernest Guest in opposition in a case in the court of the Mining Commissioner, who judged in favour of Guest’s client. Coghlan, although irritated by Guest, recognised his ability and offered him a partnership, which he accepted, leading to the formation of Coghlan, Welsh and Guest in Salisbury in 1912. Sir Charles Coghlan died on Sunday 28 August 1927, at the age of 64, of a cerebral haemorrhage in Salisbury. A solemn requiem was celebrated for him in Westminster Cathedral. He was initially buried in the Bulawayo cemetery but, following a petition from Bulawayo Town Council, Parliament consented for him to be reburied in the Matopos Hills, alongside Cecil Rhodes and Sir Starr Jameson, at a ceremony on 14 August 1930. Sir John Chancellor, the first Governor of Southern Rhodesia, after his retirement in 1928 spoke of the progress that the country had made in its first years of responsible government under the stewardship of Sir Charles Coghlan. The country’s economy grew, with annual revenue increasing from £1.3 million to £2 million, with exports up from £8.5 million to £12 million, despite setbacks in the cotton and tobacco industries. The building housing Zimbabwe’s Central Intelligence Organization bore the name of Sir Charles. However, in April 1985, it was changed by the office of Prime Minister Robert Mugabe to that of Chaminuka. Coghlan was knighted in 1910 for his services to the 1908 National Convention, which led to the South Africa Act 1909 and ultimately the formation of the Union of South Africa. In 1925, the rank of KCMG was conferred on him, the warrant having been signed by his friend The Earl Buxton, Chancellor of the Order, who had served as Governor-General of South Africa from 1914 to 1920 and was president of the African Society from 1920 to 1933. In 1908 lived at Agency Chambers, Bulawayo. Attorney |
| 4145 | Coghlan, Gertrude Mary (nee Schermbrucker) 1933 | died 27 Aug 1933 at 65. She was born in King Williamstown, Cape Province, South Africa. She married Sir Charles Patrick John Coghlan at the Wynberg Catholic Church, She died 27th August 1933 at the Grand Hotel in Bulawayo. They had a daughter Gertrude Mary Chennells |
| 4146 | Coghlan, J C | Rhodesian pioneer |
| 4147 | Coghlan, John | In 1908 lived at Bulawayo Gaol, Bulawayo. Gaol guard |
| 4148 | Coghlan, John Cornelius 1945 | 1908-1921 Bulawayo executor. Buried at Athlone Bulawayo |
| 4149 | Coghlan, R | Was at Plumtree school Grey house 84-85. Moved to Joburg |
| 4150 | Coghlan, Stanley Malachy 1958 | Buried at Athlone Bulawayo |
| 4151 | Cogill, Anthea (b 1970) | Moved to Johannesburg, South Africa. Born 1970 in Que Que. School Lomagundi College |
| 4152 | Cogill, Anthony Robin Edward 1976 | Lance Corporal of Intake 146 based at 4 Independent Company RR, Wankie, who died 13 November 1976. It appears that there had been an impromptu session at the 4 Independent Company barracks, when three of them, including Cogill, decided to “borrow” a Unimog 2/5 and continue the party at Deka Drum, a holiday resort very popular with all military personnel and some 50 kilometres from Wankie. Shortly before the entrance to Deka Drum, on a road that was narrow and winding, was a low bridge, and it was at this bridge that the vehicle rolled, trapping Tony inside. The driver had passed out during the accident and when he recovered, was unable to get the badly injured Tony out from where he was trapped under the vehicle. A callout of medical personnel and the MT team – Butch Holmes and Norman Mee were two of them – from 4 Indep ensued, and eventually Tony was extracted from the vehicle and taken to hospital, where he died a few days later. The driver had been placed under close arrest and the morning after the accident went before Major Piers for the disciplinary process to begin. As the incident was extremely serious with terrible consequences, the death of Tony a few days later would most certainly have aggravated matters. He was collected by the military police from Brady Barracks and taken back to Bulawayo for the courts martial. There are no recollections as to what happened to this hapless soldier. Tony had been educated at Christian Brothers College Bulawayo and had returned from South Africa where he was working, as he felt it was his duty to do his 12 months national service. His father, who predeceased him, had been a former Regimental Sergeant Major with the Queen’s Guard, while his mother had remarried a Mr Mulholland. Tony had a very beautiful sister, Corinne, who had been a Miss Rhodesia finalist in the early 1970s. Tony was handsome and had the gift of the gab to boot – so was a natural hit with the girls no matter where he went. Lackadaisical to a point, he was a party animal, made friends easily, and was popular with all and sundry in the intake. He was buried in a full military funeral. Many of his mates and fellow national servicemen were on Rest and Recreation at the time and attended the service in uniform to pay their last respects to a wonderful comrade. Tony was everyone’s friend and the life and soul of any party, having a zest for life quite possibly second to none in the unit. When the news started filtering out about his injuries received in the accident, all knew that he would recover because that was Tony, so when he actually died it was a severe shock to absolutely everyone who knew him. In the words of Major Charlie Piers, “a sad loss of a fine young Rhodesian.” He left his mother and sister to mourn his passing. Buried at Athlone Bulawayo. From a family with parents Robin Andrew Fallon Cogill and Doreen Teresa Mulholland (was Cogill) and children Corrinne Teresa Cogill, Catherine Grace Cogill, and Anthony Robin Edward Cogill. |
| 4153 | Cogill, Catherine Grace 1955 | Buried at Athlone Bulawayo, From a family with parents Robin Andrew Fallon Cogill and Doreen Teresa Mulholland (was Cogill) and children Corrinne Teresa Cogill, Catherine Grace Cogill, and Anthony Robin Edward Cogill. |
| 4154 | Cogill, Corrinne Teresa | From a family with parents Robin Andrew Fallon Cogill and Doreen Teresa Mulholland (was Cogill) and children Corrinne Teresa Cogill, Catherine Grace Cogill, and Anthony Robin Edward Cogill. Mentioned on Robins 1961 Athlone Bulawayo memorial |
| 4155 | Cogill, Eugene Brian (Don) 1949 | Buried at Athlone Bulawayo |
| 4156 | Cogill, Grace Elizabeth | Selukwe Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 4157 | Cogill, Hannah Suzanne | Que Que Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 4158 | Cogill, Ivan Dennis Fallon | Selukwe Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 4159 | Cogill, John | worked in the BSAP from 1938-46, Victoria Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 4160 | Cogill, Maxim Nordenfeldt | Que Que Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 4161 | Cogill, Patsy | |
| 4162 | Cogill, Robin Andrew Fallon 1961 | Buried at Athlone Bulawayo. From a family with parents Robin Andrew Fallon Cogill and Doreen Teresa Mulholland (was Cogill) and children Corrinne Teresa Cogill, Catherine Grace Cogill, and Anthony Robin Edward Cogill. |
| 4163 | Cogill, Zelda (neé Buitendag) (b 1967) | Moved to Cape Town, South Africa. Born 1967 in Harare. School Dudley Hall/Queen Elizabeth |
| 4164 | Cohee, Angela (neé Nicholson) (b 1965) | Moved to Sidney, MI USA. Born 1965 in Gatooma. School CJR, Lundi Park,Chaplin/Oriel Girls High. |
| 4165 | Cohen, A | 1890s pioneer, 1893 |
| 4166 | Cohen, Aaron | Salisbury North Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 4167 | Cohen, Aaron Harry 1993 | Buried at Athlone Bulawayo |
| 4168 | Cohen, Abraham | In 1902-1904 lived at Salisbury. General Dealer |
| 4169 | Cohen, Ada (b 1898) | 1908 Hartley family with parents Isidor Cohen and Dora Cohen (nee Bell) (d 1908) and children Ada Cohen (b 1898) and Fanny Cohen (b 1900), and Joachim Cohen (d 1908) |
| 4170 | Cohen, Adrian | hre |
| 4171 | Cohen, Alexa (neé Volker) (b 1971) | Moved to Reading, UK. Born 1971 in Harare. School Eaglesvale. Worked for Colcom |
| 4172 | Cohen, Alfred | . In 1902 was at Salisbury. Auctioneer |
| 4173 | Cohen, Anna | In 1946 lived at 14, 2nd Avenue, P.O. Box 604, Bulawayo. Was married |
| 4174 | Cohen, Antoinette (neé Delanga) (b 1952) | Moved to Harare, Zimbabwe. Born 1952 in Bulawayo. School Eveline. Worked for A.b.b. |
| 4175 | Cohen, Barbara (neé Kahn) (b 1943) | Moved to Melbounre, VIC Australia. Born 1943 in Cape Town. School Cape Town. Worked for Kipps |
| 4176 | Cohen, Benjamin Levi 1975 | Buried at Athlone Bulawayo |
| 4177 | Cohen, Benni Levi | Shabani Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 4178 | Cohen, Bension Samuel 1918 | 1918 estate and connected with Umtali |
| 4179 | Cohen, C F | 1890s pioneer, 1896 |
| 4180 | Cohen, David (b 1957) | Moved to Toronto, Ont Canada. Born 1957 in Salisbury. School Selbourne Routledge, Prince Edward. Worked for Army, army intake 158 |
| 4181 | Cohen, David Solomon | In 1908 lived at Stand 404, Bulawayo. Storekeeper |
| 4182 | Cohen, Dora (nee Bell) 1908 | From Sheffield. Father was Joseph Snylund Bell. She was almost 30 and married to Isidor Cohen. She died 31 Aug 1908 at Giant mine Gadzema, Children were Ada Cohen (b 1898) Fanny Cohen (b 1900), and Joachim Cohen (d 1908) |
| 4183 | Cohen, Dora Schlata (Tilly) 1978 | Buried at Athlone Bulawayo |
| 4184 | Cohen, E S | Umtali 1918. His uncle was Cohen, Jacques Menahem 1918 |
| 4185 | Cohen, Ephraim Samuel | French/Palestinian |
| 4186 | Cohen, Eric 2018 | Doctor. died 31st december 2018 |
| 4187 | Cohen, Essie | Salisbury Gardens Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 4188 | Cohen, Esther | Salisbury City Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 4189 | Cohen, Ethel | Salisbury City Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 4190 | Cohen, Fanny (b 1900) | 1908 Hartley family with parents Isidor Cohen and Dora Cohen (nee Bell) (d 1908) and children Ada Cohen (b 1898) and Fanny Cohen (b 1900), and Joachim Cohen (d 1908) |
| 4191 | Cohen, Frances | acquired property in Bulawayo 2019 |
| 4192 | Cohen, Frances (nee Golusky) | Bulawayo area 1913 and same year lost her husband Cohen, Moss 1913 |
| 4193 | Cohen, George | acquired property in Bulawayo 2019 |
| 4194 | Cohen, Goldie 1977 | Buried at Athlone Bulawayo |
| 4195 | Cohen, Goodman | In 1902-1904 lived at Salisbury. Bar Tender |
| 4196 | Cohen, H E | 1890s pioneer, 1896 G Troop |
| 4197 | Cohen, Harry | Salisbury City Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 4198 | Cohen, Hayman | In 1904 lived at Tebekwe Mine, Selukwe. Store Keeper |
| 4199 | Cohen, Heather (neé Solomon) (b 1956) | Moved to Derry, NH USA. Born 1956 in Gordonia. School Baines Byo |
| 4200 | Cohen, Hilda Renie | Salisbury Central Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 4201 | Cohen, Hyman | In 1908 lived at Selukwe. Merchant |
| 4202 | Cohen, Hymen | Salisbury Central Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 4203 | Cohen, Isidor | 1908 Hartley family with parents Isidor Cohen and Dora Cohen (nee Bell) (d 1908) and children Ada Cohen (b 1898) and Fanny Cohen (b 1900), and Joachim Cohen (d 1908) |
| 4204 | Cohen, Isidore | In 1908 lived at Selukwe. Carpenter |
| 4205 | Cohen, Israel Felix | Russian |
| 4206 | Cohen, Jack Leon | RLI |
| 4207 | Cohen, Jacob | 1890s pioneer, 1893, Salisbury horse |
| 4208 | Cohen, Jacques Menahem 1918 | Born 1878 and at 40 died 1 Nov 1918. Born in Palestine lived died stand 6 Odzi buried Odzi. Single and a store keeper. Had a nephew that looks like Cohen at Umvuma, Parents were Menahem Sextor Cohen and Luna Cohen Alahassid, Had a nephew E S Cohen |
| 4209 | Cohen, Jeanetta Magdelena | Salisbury City Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 4210 | Cohen, Jennifer | girls high Harare |
| 4211 | Cohen, Joachim 1908 | From Giant mine Gadzema. Parents were Isidor Cohen and Dora Cohen (nee Bell). He was 2. Siblings included Ada Cohen (b 1898) and Fanny Cohen (b 1900). Died 13 Aug 1908 at Giant mine Gadzema |
| 4212 | Cohen, Joseph | Salisbury City Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 4213 | Cohen, Karen (b 1960) | Moved to Lake Worth, FL USA. Born 1960 in Harare. School Alex Park.Mount Pleasant High |
| 4214 | Cohen, Kyle | |
| 4215 | Cohen, L | Using Shabani Post Office. (Belingwe District) 1938. |
| 4216 | Cohen, L | Bloemhof, P.O. Rusape. 1939 |
| 4217 | Cohen, Lilian Olga 1986 | In 1946 lived at Princes Flats, P.O. Box 598, Bulawayo. Was married. Buried at Athlone Bulawayo |
| 4218 | Cohen, Lionel 1960 | Wing Commander Lionel “Sos” Cohen D.S.O., M.C., D.F.C. Born in Newcastle–upon-Tyne on 7 June 1875. At the age of seventeen in 1892 he went to Africa working in and around Johannesburg. Hearing of the Matabele Rebellion he made his own way to Fort Victoria, Rhodesia some 520 miles, most of the way on foot. He signed on there as a member of the Victoria Column and fought in the campaigns of 1893, both at the Battle of Bembesi and as part of the relief column to rescue Forbes on the Shangani. He then worked in South Africa and in Delagoa Bay and the hinterland of Mozambique mainly recruiting labour for the goldmines. 1899 brought the Boer War and he first worked for Portuguese Field Intelligence to combat arms smuggling to the Boer forces and later joined the Rand Rifles. After the war he went into business on the Rand was a stockbroker, made and lost a fortune and ended up working in a gold mine where he was seriously injured in a rockfall. During this period he took an interest in the new-fangled aeroplanes and balloons. He came out of hospital in late 1914 joined as a private, later commissioned in the South African Horse, and served in the East African campaign in 1915 (at 40 years of age) He transferred to the Royal Naval Air Service as an Observer, flying on BE2cs, Voisins, and Farmans. He also served in “Co-force” (an armed ground intelligence unit) was awarded a DSO and MC, and was three times mentioned in despatches. He returned to mining after World War 1 and atlast, it seemed that Sos would settle down. He rejoined the stock exchange and began to enjoy his small estate in Slinfold near Horsham where he bred pigs and Guernsey cows and also bought some race horses. But by the mid-1930s fears were growing that Nazi Germany was preparing for war. So Sos and others with flying experience in the First World War had the idea of forming a volunteer reserve that could provide at a moment’s notice a body of men ready to serve again. Thus in 1936 the Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserve was established with Lord Trenchard, father of the R.A.F., as its President. By the outbreak of war it comprised 6 646 pilots, 1 625 observers and 1 946 wireless operators. When war did erupt in September 1939, Sos immediately reminded Air Ministry of his existing commission in the RAFVR and, despite his age of 64, insisted on his right to join up again. He was accepted and appointed to a staff job with Coastal Command Headquarters. If higher authority had any thoughts of patronising Sos by permitting an old-age pensioner, however much bemedalled, to sit out his fourth war flying a mahogany bomber (RAF parlance for a desk), it was sadly mistaken. Wangling an appointment as “Liaison Officer”, Sos then proceeded to argue that the only authentic method of gaining real knowledge of Coastal Command’s aircrews’ problems was to join them on the operational scene, and see for himself, first-hand, how to overcome any obstacles to ultimate efficiency. Thus, for nearly four years, Sos Cohen “tagged on” to a variety of operational crews, flying in Hudsons, Catalinas, Sunderlands, Liberators and Halifaxes: enduring the long hours of squatting behind his guns, cramped near frozen on many occasions. On one Liberator sortie well up into the Arctic Circle, around Bear Island, the aircraft heating system went ‘on the blink’, but Sos insisted on doing his full stint in his turret, He flew in a Sunderland which attacked a U-boat repeatedly and finally claimed it sunk; endured a 21-hours Catalina Patrol; was wounded by flak during a close attack on the German battleship Lutzow. And his penultimate sortie was as rear gunner in a Halifax which was hit by flak during an attack on an enemy convoy and had its hydraulics shot out and one engine set afire. He walked away from the subsequent crash-landing unscathed, and shortly after flew his last – sixty-ninth – operational sortie. On 1 February 1944 the London Gazette announced the award of a DFC to Wing Commander L. F. W. Cohen, DSO, MC, and its citation diplomatically referred to his age as 58. A few days later Sos celebrated the award – and his seventieth birthday…In August 1960 Sos died peacefully at the age of 86 – it had been a ‘very full life.’ Lionel Cohen’s Medals – A Unique Collection Spanning Half a Century 1893 Matabeleland Campaign Medal. 1899–1902 Queen’s South Africa Medal, 1917 Military Cross, 1918 Distinguished Service Order, 1914–18 Star, War Medal, Victory Medal with Mentioned in Despatches (3 times), 1944 Distinguished Flying Cross, 1939–45 Star, Defence Medal, War Medal with Mentioned in Despatches; 1946 United States Air Medal. |
| 4219 | Cohen, Louis J | In 1908 lived at Fife Street, Bulawayo. Storekeeper |
| 4220 | Cohen, M | Midlands Football Association—Box 52, Gwelo. 1938. Using Shabani Post Office. (Belingwe District) 1938. |
| 4221 | Cohen, M I | Mentioned on a Jewish memorial at Athlone Bulawayo |
| 4222 | Cohen, Mike | army intake 133 |
| 4223 | Cohen, Moira | byo 2003 |
| 4224 | Cohen, Morris | In 1908 lived at Selukwe. Storekeeper. Russian (Jew) |
| 4225 | Cohen, Moses | Russian |
| 4226 | Cohen, Moss 1913 | From Gokingen Russia. Parents were Pasa and Etta. He was 58 and a speculator. married to Frances Cohen (nee Golusky) , He died 10 Oct 1913 at Cromfries? hotel Umzingwane. |
| 4227 | Cohen, Nathan 1943 | 778742 Sgt Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserve 235 Sqn KIA 4 may 1843 |
| 4228 | Cohen, Neal (b 1961) | Moved to San Francisco, Toronto, CA USA. Born 1961 in Salisbury. School Sharon, Prince Edward |
| 4229 | Cohen, Peter | In 1908 lived at Fife Street, Bulawayo. Storekeeper |
| 4230 | Cohen, Reuben | In 1904 lived at Salisbury. Storekeeper |
| 4231 | Cohen, Robert 1913 | Narturalised British. About 32 a trader and single, died 30 June 1913 at Fort Victoria. Owned land |
| 4232 | Cohen, Samuel | Russian Jew. Shabani Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 4233 | Cohen, Sue Thurman | |
| 4234 | Cohen, Victor | Waverley Plastics (Pvt) Ltd, died by 2019 |
| 4235 | Cohen, Wendy | byo |
| 4236 | Cohen, Y S | Using Shabani Post Office. (Belingwe District) 1938. |
| 4237 | Cohn, Charles | Rhodesia Regiment Boer War. Trooper |
| 4238 | Cohn, Edward David 1918 | Born 1892 and at 26 died 25 Oct 1918. Born in Kimberley, lived, died, buried Bulawayo. A clerk in the railways and single, Parents were henry Cohn and Frieda Cohn in Joburg. |
| 4239 | Cohn, Grant (b 1962) | Moved to Amanzimtoti, KZN South Africa. Born 1962 in Bulawayo. School Chaplin (1975-1980). Worked for Nixdorf (JHB), Sappi (Umkomaas) |
| 4240 | Cohn, Harry | Parents were Samuel and Rachel. In 1919 was at Gatooma. His brother was Cohn, Samuel David 1919 |
| 4241 | Cohn, Morris | In 1904 lived at Tebekwe Mine, Selukwe. Store Keeper |
| 4242 | Cohn, Robert Hay | Rhodesia Regiment Boer War. Trooper |
| 4243 | Cohn, Samuel David 1919 | From Russia. Parents were Samuel and Rachel. He was 50 a general merchant and single. Died 28 Sep 1919 at Durban, Had a brother in Gatooma being Harry Cohn |
| 4244 | Cohn-Clarke, Lesley (neé Kresfelder) (b 1953) | Moved to Durban, KZN South Africa. Born 1953 in Chingola Zambia. School Eveline Bulawayo. Worked for Bulawayo Technical College |
| 4245 | Coianiz, Bryan (b 1966) | Moved to Fiesso Umbertiano, Ro Italy. Born 1966 in Bulawayo. School CBC |
| 4246 | Coianiz, Roger (b 1965) | Moved to Magano In Riviera, UD Italy. Born 1965 in Bulawayo. School CBC |
| 4247 | Coid, Stewart (b 1966) | Moved to Cirencester, UK. Born 1966. School Ellis Robins |
| 4248 | Coie, William | In 1908 lived at Bulawayo. Jeweller |
| 4249 | Coiling, Mary Anne | Salisbury Central Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 4250 | Coilingwood, B N | Principal, Beatrice Central School, P.O. Beatrice 1938 |
| 4251 | Coit, Charles Malloy 1895 | Buried in the Fort Victoria cemetery. An American Missionary. Charles Malloy Coit an American missionary died of fever in Victoria on the 31st of January 1895, he was 28. Charles Malloy Coit, son of John Taylor and Catherine Malloy Bunting Coit was born in Texas.Charles was a sensitive man and decided a few years later after graduating at Austin College at Sherman, Texas, that he was called to serve as a missionary to the Africans. Charles took ship from New York, London, Cape Town and eventually Rhodesia. From the date of landing in Cape town until he was discovered lying in the middle of the road between Victoria and Salisbury in an unconscious condition and delirious with fever, little is known of his movements. A letter from the US Consul in Beira said Charlie was found collapsed on the roadway about 8 miles from Victoria in a feverish condition. He was taken to hospital in Victoria, he died two days later. The adress on the Consul’s letter is dated 7 November 1894. The family only heard about the fate of their son months later. Charles was buried by the local authorities as they felt it would prohibitively expensive to return his remains to the US. The British South African Company covered the hospital and burial expenses. |
| 4252 | Coke, Anthony Louis Lovel | Salisbury District Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 4253 | Coke, G H | Gatooma 1914 |
| 4254 | Coke, Wallace Reginald | Wankie Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 4255 | Coke-Norris, Banjo | Rhodesia RR ca 1972 |
| 4256 | Coker, Arthur Ernest 1957 | Buried at Athlone Bulawayo |
| 4257 | Coker, Aubrey Ronald Earl 1945 | 282776 Lt Royal West African Frontier Force Gold Coast Regiment DOAS 7 Feb 1945 |
| 4258 | Coker, B | Rhodesia WW1 |
| 4259 | Coker, Fuller 1903 | Born 1839 and at 64 died 6 Feb 1903 at Bulawayo. Lived in Hillside Bulawayo, was married, and from england, was a stock farmer on Boomerang farm near Bulawayo. Wife was Martha Coker, |
| 4260 | Coker, H O | Gwebiwood, P.B. 15A, Salisbury. 1939 |
| 4261 | Coker, Harry | played cricket for Rhodesia early 1900s to 1910s |
| 4262 | Coker, Kathleen | In 1946 lived at 35, Marlborough Court, Fort Street, P.O. Box 595, Bulawayo. Was a Printers Assistant |
| 4263 | Coker, Martha | in 1904 lived in Hillside Bulawayo and was married to Fuller Coker |
| 4264 | Coker, Trevor (b 1954) | Moved to Harare, Zimbabwe. Born 1954 in Livingstone. School Ellis Robins. Worked for Biltrans Services |
| 4265 | Colam, Betty Edith | Highlands Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 4266 | Colam, Thomas Royston | Emerald West, Headlands. 1939. Highlands Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 4267 | Colam, Winifred Lilian | Highlands Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 4268 | Coland, Ruth | Ballet dancers around 1970 |
| 4269 | Colban, Hasting Nissen (Harting) 1919 | From Scandananau. Was 49. Died 1 Jun 1919. at the Cecil hotel Umtali. |
| 4270 | Colbert, Clive | Clive & Debbie Colbert, brother and sister ex Triangle |
| 4271 | Colbert, Debbie | Clive & Debbie Colbert, brother and sister ex Triangle |
| 4272 | Colborne, J W 2021 | Was 53 a watchmaker who died 25 Feb 2021 at Bulawayo |
| 4273 | Colborne, R P M (Dick) | A commander who had been in the Royal navy. A 1970s farmer at Woodleigh farm Banket with his prize Mashona cattle. He was an organic farmer. He had also done agricultural crops. His father nicknamed Noll had started Mashona cattle around the 1930s with it taking off after WW2. . |
| 4274 | Colborne, S A S | Woodleigh, P.O. Banket Junction. 1939, Was a commissioner of oaths |
| 4275 | Colbourne, William Edward 1980 | worked in the BSAP from 1946-66 . Died 30th June, 1980. Zimbabwe. |
| 4276 | Colby, Noel | Inyazura and Odzi |
| 4277 | Colby, P J | 1975 Rhodesia Regiment |
| 4278 | Colby, Una | Inyazura and Odzi |
| 4279 | Colby-Jones, Gary (b 1950) | Moved to NSW Australia. Born 1950 in Umtali. School St. George’s |
| 4280 | Colderz, Tafie | Bindura University of Science Education, Economics Department |
| 4281 | Coldrey, Norman William Jacobus 1942 | 778619 Sgt Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserve 616 Sqn KIA 19 Aug 1942 |
| 4282 | Coldwells, Bruce | Plumtree school Lloyd house 1962 |
| 4283 | Coldwells, Clive | Was at Plumtree school Lloyd house 57-62. Moved to Malawi |
| 4284 | Cole, Arthur | In 1904-1908 lived at Gwelo. Chemist |
| 4285 | Cole, Arthur William Harry | Highlands Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 4286 | Cole, Barbara | Wrote the book the Elite and was writing a book on the Thornhill raid. Presumed to be from Zimbabwe |
| 4287 | Cole, Barbara Mary | Salisbury Gardens Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 4288 | Cole, Bert | Mentioned on wifes 1985 Kwe kwe memorial. She was Joan Irene Cole |
| 4289 | Cole, Bertram George | worked in the BSAP from 1909-12 |
| 4290 | Cole, Betty | Air Rhodesia |
| 4291 | Cole, Bradley Winston 1979 | 110802 PO BSAP Uniform KOAS 11 March 1979, worked in the BSAP in 1979 |
| 4292 | Cole, C E | Manicaland Football Association —1939 |
| 4293 | Cole, Cliff (b 1954) | Moved to Gold Coast, Qld. Australia. Born 1954 in Salisbury. School Ellis Robins. Worked for National Breweries, Oxyco Pty. Ltd. army intake 129 |
| 4294 | Cole, David | owned land in Bulawayo upto 2019 |
| 4295 | Cole, E D | Air Rhodesia air hostess |
| 4296 | Cole, Edna Mary (nee Day) | married Herbert Hugh Cole in 1924. They had a son and a daughter. They moved around Rhodesia as he was in the education field. In 1967 they were at St Stephens Balla Balla. |
| 4297 | Cole, Elizabeth 1954 | Buried at Selukwe |
| 4298 | Cole, F J | Shamva 1916 |
| 4299 | Cole, Faith 1962 | Buried at Athlone Bulawayo |
| 4300 | Cole, Frank A 1954 | Buried at Athlone Bulawayo |
| 4301 | Cole, Frank John | worked in the BSAP from 1905-12 |
| 4302 | Cole, Frank Lionel (b 1926) | 1927 Bulawayo family with parents Cole, William Joseph Talmash 1927 and Cole, Marjorie married at Essex England. Children were Reginald William Talmash Cole (b 19 jul 1920), Gwendoline Rosalie Marjorie Cole (b 11 May 1924), and Frank Lionel Cole (b 13 Sep 1926). |
| 4303 | Cole, Gertrude Joan Jocelyn | In 1946 lived at 38, Lawley Road, Suburbs, P.O. Box 1100, Bulawayo. Was married |
| 4304 | Cole, Gwendoline Rosalie Marjorie (b 1924) | 1927 Bulawayo family with parents Cole, William Joseph Talmash 1927 and Cole, Marjorie married at Essex England. Children were Reginald William Talmash Cole (b 19 jul 1920), Gwendoline Rosalie Marjorie Cole (b 11 May 1924), and Frank Lionel Cole (b 13 Sep 1926). |
| 4305 | Cole, Gwyn | From Harare, Zimbabwe. Lived in Newtown, Powys, Went to Ysgol Bro Ddyfi high school. Studied HND Computer Studies at De Montfort University 1992. Studied BSc Computer Science (Honours) at University of Staffordshire 1992-94. Former Software engineer at Aerosonic 1995-97. Former Software engineer at Avaya 1997-2009. Former Software Development Engineer at Sage Software 2010-11, Owner/Managing Director at Still River Films from 2012. Mother Lorna Cole, sisters Eileen Philp and Joanne Cole |
| 4306 | Cole, Gwyn (b 1970) | Moved to Windsor, UK. Born 1970 in Salisbury. School Selborne-Routledge |
| 4307 | Cole, H H | headmaster prince Edward |
| 4308 | Cole, Harry James | Salisbury North Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 4309 | Cole, Herbert Hugh (b 1898) | C.B.E. (Queen’s Birthday Honours List 1959), B.Sc.: Sec. for Education; retired 1958 from C.S., took up appointment Headmaster Falcon Coll., Essexvale, 1959-62; served 1914 – 18 War (1915-18); conducted pvt. sch. in Sby., 1923-27; joined Dept. Educ. 1928; apptd. Housemaster and Vice-Prin. Milton Sch., Byo., 1933; Headmaster Chaplin School, Gwelo, 1941-1946; Headmaster, Prince Edward Sch.. Sby., 1947-51; apptd. Chief Educ. Officer. S.R., 1952; Dep. Sec. of Federal Min. of Educ.. 1954; Sec. of Educ., 1956; at present Head-master, St. Stephen’s Coll. Balla Balla. Came to S.R. Jan., 1923; b. 4th June, 1898, Bath, England; educ. King Edward VI Sch. Bath, Univ. of Bristol; m. Jan., 1924, Edna Mary Day, 1 s.. 1 d. Clubs: Sby. and Byo.; Add.: St. Stephen’s Coll., Balla Balla, Rhodesia. |
| 4310 | Cole, Jean (nee Cochrane) 1933 | Buried at Athlone Bulawayo |
| 4311 | Cole, Jeremy George | worked in the BSAP from 1961-72 |
| 4312 | Cole, Joan Irene 1985 | Buried at Kwe Kwe, Husband was Bert Cole |
| 4313 | Cole, Joanne (neé Walker) (b 1959) | Moved to Hitchin, Hert UK. Born 1959 in Bulawayo. School GHS/Belvedere. Worked for Insusrance Broker |
| 4314 | Cole, John | . In 1902 was at Mzondo’s Farm, Victoria. Trader |
| 4315 | Cole, Jon 2013 | Husband of Mary. 16th February, 2013. Commissioned to King’s African Rifles in 1957 after training at Sandhurst. He commanded 2 Commando, RLI as a Major and was 2i/c at School of Infantry. He left the South African Army as Lt Col then completed a MBA at UCT and worked in business. |
| 4316 | Cole, Ken (b 1936) | Moved to Kariba, Mas Zimbabwe. Born 1936 in Luanshya. School Luanshya. Worked for Copperbelt |
| 4317 | Cole, Lorna (neé Fry) (b 1931) | Moved to Newtown, UK. Born 1931 in Hartley. School Queen Elizabeth. Worked for Stakold |
| 4318 | Cole, Marjorie | 1927 Bulawayo family with parents Cole, William Joseph Talmash 1927 and Cole, Marjorie married at Essex England. Children were Reginald William Talmash Cole (b 19 jul 1920), Gwendoline Rosalie Marjorie Cole (b 11 May 1924), and Frank Lionel Cole (b 13 Sep 1926). |
| 4319 | Cole, Michael (b 1942) | Moved to Chicago, IL USA. Born 42 in Douglas Isle Of Man. School middlesbrough yorkshire. Worked for Municipalty Of Salisbury Warter Retriculation Dept, Risco, Lancashireshire Wire Works , Que Que |
| 4320 | Cole, Michael J | Was at Plumtree school Milner house 61-66. Moved to Sidney Australia. Married to Jane |
| 4321 | Cole, Mildred | Wankie Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 4322 | Cole, Nancy | Salisbury District Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 4323 | Cole, Nick | |
| 4324 | Cole, Niel 2019 | died 2019, member of 9RR. Was MT Clerk in Bulawayo |
| 4325 | Cole, Nigel Raymond | worked in the BSAP from 1977-79 |
| 4326 | Cole, Pete | DMM WOC, ex C Sqdn SAS |
| 4327 | Cole, Peter | born in zim |
| 4328 | Cole, R H H | Webb Low lawyer in 1969 |
| 4329 | Cole, Reginald Hartley | Wankie Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 4330 | Cole, Reginald William Talmash (b 1920) | 1927 Bulawayo family with parents Cole, William Joseph Talmash 1927 and Cole, Marjorie married at Essex England. Children were Reginald William Talmash Cole (b 19 jul 1920), Gwendoline Rosalie Marjorie Cole (b 11 May 1924), and Frank Lionel Cole (b 13 Sep 1926). |
| 4331 | Cole, Rhoda | Salisbury North Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 4332 | Cole, Robert Hepburn 2006 | |
| 4333 | Cole, Roger L 2009 | Died at 73, of DeWitt, Iowa. Roger was born in 1936 in Butler to Clarence and Zelda Cole. He sailed the Great Lakes with the Merchant Marines. Roger moved to the Quad Cities area of Iowa and Illinois in the late 1950s and worked in the construction trades. He started his stone and brick masonry business after returning from Africa in the mid 1970s. His work lives on in the Quad Cities and surrounding area, Zimbabwe, formerly Rhodesia, in Africa and in Naguabo, Puerto Rico. 1984, he married Sharen L. Huston in Davenport. Roger was an active member in the Baha’i faith and cherished his friendships with members, both home and abroad. He pioneered the Baha’i faith to Rhodesia and Africa in the early 1970s and visited holy sites in Israel and Iran on behalf of the Baha’i community. Survivors include his wife, Sharen, a daughter, Shari (Don Frantz) Cole of Naguabo, Puerto Rico; stepdaughter, Kathy (Jack Shelton) Thomas of Davenport, Iowa; stepsons, Daryl Mears of Naguabo, Puerto Rico, Bob Skinner of Las Vegas, Nev., and Tim (Denise) Skinner of Davenport; and a brother, Norman (Joyce) Cole of Silvis, Ill. He was preceded in death by a sister and a brother. |
| 4334 | Cole, Roleen Maria | owned land in Bulawayo upto 2019 |
| 4335 | Cole, S A | 1935 shot for Inyati |
| 4336 | Cole, Sharon | Mrs, Viscount disaster |
| 4337 | Cole, Shirley Carol | Pharmicist business 2018 |
| 4338 | Cole, Stephen (b 1957) | Moved to Hitchin, Hert UK. Born 1957 in Harare. School Prince Edward |
| 4339 | Cole, Steven (Steve) | Was at Plumtree school Lloyd house. Moved to Melbourne, Vic Australia. Born 1964 |
| 4340 | Cole, Sydney Arthur | Selukwe Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 4341 | Cole, Tracey | Was 4 years old and survived the viscount disaster |
| 4342 | Cole, Vera Constance | Selukwe Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 4343 | Cole, William | . In 1902 was at Salisbury. Clerk |
| 4344 | Cole, William Joseph Talmash 1927 | Born 1876 and at 51 died 20 Apr 1927. Born England lived died buried Bulawayo. Married with 3 kids and a salesman at McUlloch and Bothwell. From Pertenhell Bedfordshire. Parents were William Joseph Cole and Emily Cole. Was married to Marjorie Cole in Essex England. Children were Reginald William Talmash Cole (b 19 jul 1920), Gwendoline Rosalie Marjorie Cole (b 11 May 1924), and Frank Lionel Cole (b 13 Sep 1926). |
| 4345 | Coleclough, A M | 1913 1914 she was a matron at Gatooma |
| 4346 | Colegrave, Debbie Taylor Freeme | |
| 4347 | Colegrave, Patrick | hre |
| 4348 | Coleman, Ada Lizzie | Salisbury Central Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 4349 | Coleman, Aiden 1979 | Trooper, First Battalion, Rhodesian Light Infantry, killed in action, when shot down by an RPG7 in a Puma helicopter at Mapai on Operation Uric, 6 September 1979. |
| 4350 | Coleman, Aileen Joyce | Salisbury Gardens Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 4351 | Coleman, Alan Harold George | Salisbury North Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 4352 | Coleman, Alexander George Forwalk | In 1946 lived at Newall Avenue, Kumalo, P.O. Box 325, Bulawayo, Was an accountant |
| 4353 | Coleman, Alice Winnifred | Gwelo Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 4354 | Coleman, Alma | Rhodesia Regiment Boer War. Trooper. In 1908 lived at Rhodes Street, Bulawayo. Trader |
| 4355 | Coleman, Andrew Roy (Andy) 1977 | Patrol Officer, British South Africa Police, PATU KIA 21 June 1977. worked in the BSAP from 1976-77 |
| 4356 | Coleman, Arthur William Hunt | Salisbury South Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 4357 | Coleman, Audrey 2013 | Mother of Barbra and Tish. 5th September 2013. |
| 4358 | Coleman, Bartholomew Albert | Victoria Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 4359 | Coleman, Basil Ivoole (b 1916) | 1918 Salisbury family with parents Coleman, Mabel Elizabeth Ann (nee Evans) 1918 and Coleman, Sydney James married in Salisbury. Children were Basil Ivoole Coleman (b 22 Nov 1916) and Sydney Kenneth Coleman (b 17 Sep 1918) |
| 4360 | Coleman, Bertha Rankin | Salisbury North Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 4361 | Coleman, Brenda | used to farm in karoi 2002 |
| 4362 | Coleman, C J | Mazowe farming community 2000s |
| 4363 | Coleman, C J | 1995 bee keeper |
| 4364 | Coleman, C S | (Nyakaranga), P.O. Bcx 8, Sinoia. 1939 |
| 4365 | Coleman, Celia | A Rhodesian family with parents Geoffrey Neville Stephen Coleman and Celia Coleman and children Natasha Coleman, Nicola Coleman, Deirdre Coleman, Mark Coleman, and Lisa Coleman |
| 4366 | Coleman, Charles Davies | Salisbury Gardens Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 4367 | Coleman, Ciarin Christopher Noel 2014 | 18th March 2014 in Petit, South Africa. BSAP. |
| 4368 | Coleman, David Hugh Somerville | worked in the BSAP from 1961-88 |
| 4369 | Coleman, Deirdre | Born 1976. A Rhodesian family with parents Geoffrey Neville Stephen Coleman and Celia Coleman and children Natasha Coleman, Nicola Coleman, Deirdre Coleman, Mark Coleman, and Lisa Coleman |
| 4370 | Coleman, Derick Edmond | worked in the BSAP from 1951-53 |
| 4371 | Coleman, Dora Anne Phyllys | Mazoe Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 4372 | Coleman, Eileen Joyce 1993 | was buried at Greendale |
| 4373 | Coleman, Elizabeth Jean (b 1926) | born 22 Sep 1926 and owned 7 Morven Close, Burnside, Bulawayo. She had died by 2011 |
| 4374 | Coleman, Emanuela 1943 | buried at Mutare |
| 4375 | Coleman, Evan Cyril Somerville | worked in the BSAP from 1968-78 |
| 4376 | Coleman, F J | Sub Manager Standard Bank South Africa Bulawayo 1939 |
| 4377 | Coleman, Florence Gertrude Maude | Salisbury City Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 4378 | Coleman, Gavin | |
| 4379 | Coleman, Gavin (b 1966) | Moved to Edinburgh, UK. Born 1966 in Salisbury. School Churchill. Worked for B&k Trucking |
| 4380 | Coleman, Geoffrey | lived in Salisbury and had a son Geoffrey Neville Stephen Coleman |
| 4381 | Coleman, Geoffrey Neville Stephen (b 1943) | Born at home in North Avenue, Salisbury, Southern Rhodesia on 2nd January 1943, and was baptised Geoffrey Neville Stephen Coleman. One of four siblings. His father was Geoffrey so he was known as Neville by all my family and school friends, both at St. Michael’s Prep School and St. George’s. Went to Gwebi College in September 1962. Before attending Gwebi did his pre-Gwebi farming experience with Ferdie Fisher at Headlands Farm, Headlands. After leaving Gwebi in 1964, Keith Mills and he did their four and a half months National Service together in the Royal Rhodesian Air Force. He passed out with the rank of Senior Aircraftsman. He then worked in the Government survey department and saved enough to pay for an air ticket to the UK. Keith Mills andhim then went to the UK for a couple of years playing, and working when necessity called. He worked in various short term jobs from an anti-submarine locator factory, a jewellery shop, a petrol pump attendant and finally ended up on a hop farm in Kent. Picking hops was followed by driving a tractor. In 1967 at the end of his two year visa he applied for the job of deck hand on the HMS Harold Cartwright, a thirty metre ex- fishing trawler leaving Lowestoft in Norfolk and sailed to Cape Town. Then hitch hiked up to Salisbury from Cape Town. Back home in Rhodesia got a job with the Department of Conservation and Extension and after some basic training was posted to Mount Darwin. Work area extended from the farming areas around Mt Darwin and included some of the TTL’s and Purchase areas as far down the escarpment as Mukambura on the PEA border. He was married to Celia on 1st June 1968 in Salisbury. Their first child Natasha was born in the Lady Chancellor Maternity Home on 17th December 1970. He had continued with his periodic call-ups in the Air Force travelling to Thornhill in Gwelo and then flying back to his part of the valley to patrol the border and guard the fence erectors and mine layers. In the early hours of the morning on 21st December 1972 there was a terrorist attack on Altena Farm in Centenary District followed by a further attack on Whistlefield farm on 23rd December. On the 8th January 1973 a insurgent attack took place in the early hours of the morning on the Mt Darwin village where they stayed. He decided to transfer from the Air Force into the Police Field Reserve so that he could have some input in protecting their village. Eventually towards the end of 1973, Internal Affairs head office transferred him to Shamva where things were quieter. Thier second daughter Nicola was born soon after. While in Shamva he did a lot of work with Agricura in selecting suitable areas for the setting up of their depots. Work became more difficult as the terrorist threat spread. At the end of January 1974, with a one month old baby, he was offered a full time job with Agricura in Salisbury and for the safety of his family and doubling of his salary, he took it. He worked for Agricura for eighteen months. He then went to work for Chibuku Breweries, a subsidiary of Delta Corporation and after initial training in Salisbury was sent as Brewery Manager to Gwanda in 1975 where they lived for five years. While in Gwanda we had a further three children, Deirdre in 1976 and twins Mark and Lisa in 1978, all born in Bulawayo. He continued in the Police Field Reserve and had some friends killed. He also joined Rotary which organisation he was to continue in for the next thirty years. At the end of 1979 he was promoted to Area Manager and transferred to Fort Victoria. They were living in Fort Vic at independence in 1980 when he was promoted again to Regional Manager and posted to Bulawayo in January 1981 with responsibilities for eight breweries. In 1990 he was made up to Operations Director for the country and again was transferred to Harare. In 1996 could not see any further prospects of promotion due to affirmative action and so took early retirement after 20 years in Chibuku. They had bought a very small tubular steel furniture company, which Celia ran, with the result was that he had a job to walk into on leaving Chibuku. They ran a successful business over the next nine years manufacturing and supplying steel furniture to both home and commercial interests. By 2004, they gave up and left to go an live in Costa Rica. After three and a half years of enjoyable living in Costa Rica they decided to bite the bullet and move to the UK. By 2009 they had arrived in the UK joining their daughter Natasha. |
| 4382 | Coleman, George | Rhodesia Regiment Boer War. Trooper. Wounded. Near Mafeking, 31 March 1900 |
| 4383 | Coleman, Gerald Ian | worked in the BSAP from 1977-81 |
| 4384 | Coleman, Gwen Gibbon | Hillside Voters 1946 – 1948. Bulawayo womens institute |
| 4385 | Coleman, H | c/o. Beatrice G.M. Co., P.O. Beatrice. 1938 |
| 4386 | Coleman, Harold | Salisbury North Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 4387 | Coleman, Harold Ewart Gerard | Salisbury City Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 4388 | Coleman, Hazel Dorothy | Marandellas Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 4389 | Coleman, Ian David (b 1960) | Moved to Johannesburg, South Africa. Born 1960 in Gwelo. School Allan Wilson. Worked for B.s.a.p , worked in the BSAP from 1979-82 |
| 4390 | Coleman, Isidore | In 1908 lived at Rhodesia Club, Bulawayo. Steward |
| 4391 | Coleman, John | author |
| 4392 | Coleman, John | worked in the BSAP in 1910 |
| 4393 | Coleman, John | Rhodesia Regiment Boer War. Trooper |
| 4394 | Coleman, John (b 1936) | Moved to Sedgefield, cape South Africa. Born 1936 in Gwelo. School guinea fowl. Worked for National Parks |
| 4395 | Coleman, John (b 1945) | Moved to Richmond, VA USA. Born 1945 in Salisbury. School Umtali Boys’High. Worked for ZLT |
| 4396 | Coleman, John 2003 | 4th March, 2003. California, USA. |
| 4397 | Coleman, John Patrick | worked in the BSAP from 1973-83 |
| 4398 | Coleman, Joseph William | Salisbury Central Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 4399 | Coleman, Joseph William | In 1902-1904 lived at Salisbury. Civil Servant |
| 4400 | Coleman, June Rosemary | |
| 4401 | Coleman, Kenneth Somerville | Ruia Estate, M’sonneddi. 1939. Marandellas Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 4402 | Coleman, Les | jameson, army intake 102 |
| 4403 | Coleman, Lionel Edward Geoffrey 1989 | Salisbury Gardens Voters 1946 – 1948. was buried at Greendale |
| 4404 | Coleman, Lionel Sydney | In 1946 lived at Bronzino Farm, P.O. Headlands. Was a farmer |
| 4405 | Coleman, Lisa (b 1978) | Born 1978 and a twin with Mark. A Rhodesian family with parents Geoffrey Neville Stephen Coleman and Celia Coleman and children Natasha Coleman, Nicola Coleman, Deirdre Coleman, Mark Coleman, and Lisa Coleman |
| 4406 | Coleman, Mabel Ada | Salisbury Gardens Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 4407 | Coleman, Mabel Elizabeth Ann (nee Evans) 1918 | From Bristol England. Mother was Olive Evans, Was 35 and a nurse before marriage. Married to Sydney James Coleman in Salisbury. Died 23 Oct 1918 at Salisbury. Children were Basil Ivoole Coleman (b 22 Nov 1916) and Sydney Kenneth Coleman (b 17 Sep 1918), She owned land |
| 4408 | Coleman, Margaret (neé Sullivan) (b 1938) | Moved to Windsor East, Jhb South Africa. Born 1938 in London. School Eveline, Bulawayo from 1951 to 1955. Boarders at Northward, Had a sister. Worked for Barclays Bank |
| 4409 | Coleman, Margaret Ada | Salisbury North Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 4410 | Coleman, Mark (b 1978) | Born 1978 and a twin with Lisa. A Rhodesian family with parents Geoffrey Neville Stephen Coleman and Celia Coleman and children Natasha Coleman, Nicola Coleman, Deirdre Coleman, Mark Coleman, and Lisa Coleman |
| 4411 | Coleman, Mark Clive 1978 | Lance Corporal, Leader Training Unit, killed in action, 23 October 1978. |
| 4412 | Coleman, Mary | |
| 4413 | Coleman, Mary Eliza | Salisbury City Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 4414 | Coleman, Mary Kathleen 1973 | buried at Greendale Harare |
| 4415 | Coleman, Michael John | worked in the BSAP from 1962-65 |
| 4416 | Coleman, Mona Mary | In 1946 lived at Bronzino Farm, P.O. Headlands. Was married |
| 4417 | Coleman, Morag Christine | |
| 4418 | Coleman, Myrtle | Victoria Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 4419 | Coleman, Natasha (b 1970) | Born 17th December 1970 in Harare. A Rhodesian family with parents Geoffrey Neville Stephen Coleman and Celia Coleman and children Natasha Coleman, Nicola Coleman, Deirdre Coleman, Mark Coleman, and Lisa Coleman |
| 4420 | Coleman, Nick | was married to Mary Kathleen Coleman and mentioned on her Greendale Harare memorial |
| 4421 | Coleman, Nicola (b 1973) | Born 1973. A Rhodesian family with parents Geoffrey Neville Stephen Coleman and Celia Coleman and children Natasha Coleman, Nicola Coleman, Deirdre Coleman, Mark Coleman, and Lisa Coleman |
| 4422 | Coleman, Nicola Anne | chisipite |
| 4423 | Coleman, P J | 1923 Umtali boys rugby captain |
| 4424 | Coleman, Patrick | Victoria Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 4425 | Coleman, Percy (Cannonball) 1965 | Had lived in Whanganui, Had a son Roderick (Rod) William Coleman and Bob. Percy and his sons collectively inducted into the Whanganui Sports Hall of Fame in 2008, after being active in motor racing activities and employing hundreds of locals in various companies for over 80 years. The family came to Whanganui in 1926 when Percy ‘Cannonball’ Coleman, already known for flying a Hamilton biplane around the district, set up a motorcycle shop on Guyton St, later moving to the other side of the road where he and his sons installed the country’s first Supershell oil and petrol blending pump. The Coleman’s then set up new premises on Victoria St, which opened in 1965, the same year as ‘Cannonball’ died in Salisbury, Southern Rhodesia, which is now Harare in modern Zimbabwe. ‘Cannonball’ Coleman was part of the first New Zealand team to compete at the iconic Isle of Man events in 1930, and then 24 years later, son Rod became the first Kiwi to win there. |
| 4426 | Coleman, R | Gimboki, Box 73, Umtali. 1939 |
| 4427 | Coleman, R S | 1969 1970 Bulawayo magistrate |
| 4428 | Coleman, Rob (b 1959) | Moved to Craiova, Romania. Born 1959 in Harare. School Mount Pleasent. Worked for Sigaro Farrm |
| 4429 | Coleman, Robert | |
| 4430 | Coleman, Robert Ernest | Salisbury Central Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 4431 | Coleman, Sabrina Wright-Ingle | byo |
| 4432 | Coleman, Shirley | Died in South Africa, was a Guineafowl girl |
| 4433 | Coleman, Shirley | Mazowe farming community 2000s |
| 4434 | Coleman, Stanley William | Gwelo Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 4435 | Coleman, Steve (b 1943) | Moved to San Jose, Costa_Rica. Born 1943 in Salisbury. School St. Georges. Worked for Agricura, Chibuku,self. |
| 4436 | Coleman, Sydney James | Raylton Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 4437 | Coleman, Sydney James | 1918 Salisbury family with parents Coleman, Mabel Elizabeth Ann (nee Evans) 1918 and Coleman, Sydney James married in Salisbury. Children were Basil Ivoole Coleman (b 22 Nov 1916) and Sydney Kenneth Coleman (b 17 Sep 1918) |
| 4438 | Coleman, Sydney Kenneth (b 1918) | 1918 Salisbury family with parents Coleman, Mabel Elizabeth Ann (nee Evans) 1918 and Coleman, Sydney James married in Salisbury. Children were Basil Ivoole Coleman (b 22 Nov 1916) and Sydney Kenneth Coleman (b 17 Sep 1918) |
| 4439 | Coleman, T E | Lowlands, Macheke. 1939 |
| 4440 | Coleman, Terry | byo |
| 4441 | Coleman, Thomas Edmond | In 1902-1904 lived at Highlands, Marondella. Farmer |
| 4442 | Coleman, Thomas H 1917 | 1917 estate |
| 4443 | Coleman, Thomas William | From the Cape Province. He was single. Died at Hopetown in the Cape Province. Died about 1921 |
| 4444 | Coleman, Una Jay | Salisbury South Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 4445 | Coleman, William Butler 1915 | From Sussex England. Mother was Emma Coleman, Was a 31 year old Gold miner and single. Died 22 Aug 1915 in Gatooma. Left land. |
| 4446 | Coleman, William Ewart | worked in the BSAP from 1946-49 |
| 4447 | Coleman, Win Kileff | Lived Retreat Farm near Salisbury on Prince Edward Dam road |
| 4448 | Colenbrander, Alphonse Charles | In 1908 lived at Rhodes Street, Bulawayo. Civil servant |
| 4449 | Colenbrander, Alphonse D 1904 | Buried at Athlone Bulawayo. Was married to Elizabeth Smith |
| 4450 | Colenbrander, Elizabeth (ex Smith) | Gwelo in 1921. Had married Harry Herbert Smith. Sons were Smith, Thomas Cyril 1921 and Smith, H H |
| 4451 | Colenbrander, Henry Adolph 1899 | Born 1863 and at 36 died 15 Feb 1899. Born in New Guelderland, iLembe DC, KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa. Was the son of Theodorus Christiaan Colenbrander, and Geraldina Nicolina Van Groll. He was the brother of Antonia Nancy Colenbrander; Adriaan Gerhardus Nicholas Colenbrander; Theodorus Gerhardus Colenbrander; Antonie Herman Colenbrander; Gerhardus Theodorus Colenbrander; Cornelia Louisa Colenbrander; Johan William Colenbrander; Alida Sophia Colenbrander; Anna Catharina Colenbrander; Adolf Henri Colenbrander; Alphons Colenbrander; William Mathew Colenbrander; Rosalie Benoni Colenbrander; Annie Jane Colenbrander and Adrianus Benjamin Colenbrander. He died aged 36. The death record contradicts this and says 33.He worked as a claim inspector and was unmarried. He died in Belingwe after being mauled by a lion. He was buried in Bulawayo |
| 4452 | Colenbrander, Johan Wilhelm 1918 | Johan Wilhelm Colenbrander CB (1 November 1855 – 10 February 1918) was a Natal-born soldier and colonial official in Southern Africa. Colenbrander served with the Natal Mounted Police and the Stanger Mounted Rifles, seeing action in the 1879 Anglo-Zulu War. During the war Colenbrander negotiated the surrender of Zulu Inkosi (chief) Zibhebhu kaMaphitha and afterwards worked for him as a secretary and gunrunner. He fought for Zibhebhu during the 1883–1884 Third Zulu Civil War but lost all his trade goods and cattle when Zibhebhu was defeated. Colenbrander worked as a trader in Swaziland for a period before moving to Mashonaland by 1889, where he worked closely with the British South Africa Company (BSAC). He won the trust of Ndebele King Lobengula but worked against him to set up the 1893–1894 First Matabele War, to the benefit of BSAC. After the war he was appointed head of a land commission that confined the Ndebele to a reserve of land much smaller than their pre-war territory. Colenbrander led a mercenary unit fighting for BSAC in the subsequent 1896 Second Matabele War. He raised another unit which served under British command in the 1899–1902 Second Boer War with Colenbrander leading a column against the Boer Commando of Christiaan Frederik Beyers. Colenbrander died in 1918 during filming of a movie about the Zulu War. The National Archives of Rhodesia and a publication by the University of Natal give Colenbrander’s birth date as 1 November 1855, though other sources give the year as 1856 or 1857. He was born in Pinetown in the British Colony of Natal, the fourth son of Dutch-born parents Theodorus Christiaan Colenbrander and Geraldine Nicolene van Groll. Colenbrander grew up in New Guelderland, looked after by a Zulu nurse from whom he became fluent in the Zulu language. In his youth became recognised as one of the best marksmen and horsemen in Southern Africa. Colenbrander joined the Natal Mounted Police, an all-white militarised colonial police force, in 1870. When the Stanger Mounted Rifles, a colonial volunteer military unit, was founded in 1875 he transferred to that unit. During the 1879 Anglo-Zulu War he saw action at the 22 January Battle of Inyezane and the 2 April Battle of Gingindlovu. At the latter battle he met John Robert Dunn, a British settler in Zululand who had been made a chief by Cetshwayo, the king of the Zulu. Colenbrander became Dunn’s secretary in the later stages of the war and negotiated the surrender of Zulu Inkosi (chief) Zibhebhu kaMaphitha. Colenbrander won Zibhebhu’s trust and stayed on with him in Zululand as a secretary, trader and gunrunner. In 1911 he recounted to a Washington Post correspondent an account of his service for Zibhebhu in defeating a raid from a neighbouring Zulu chief in 1879. Colenbrander said that he led a force of 17 mounted Zulu, that he had personally trained, against a force of 300 warriors. He stated that he killed 17 Zulu that day and while alone riding down the survivors was attacked by a single warrior. He was struck on the head by a war axe and, falling from his horse, broke his rifle. Colenbrander said he suffered another wound to his hands in warding of an assegai thrust and was struck three or four times again on the head, leaving the weapon embedded in his skull. He then struck the Zulu with the spur on his boot, bringing him to the ground, and releasing the assegai which he used to stab the warrior. Colenbrander then tried to mount his horse when the Zulu, who had survived, leapt to his feat and struck Colenbrander on the back of the head as he dived from the horse. Grappling together on the ground Colenbrander said he was able to use the bent assegai blade to kill the Zulu. He treated the wounds with disinfectant from his store and said that eight days later was in action again against another raid. The encounter left him with a 7-inch (180 mm) long scar down his left temple and cheek. With Dunn in July 1882 he helped quell a rebellion by Sitimela. Sitimela claimed to be a grandson of Dingiswayo and intended to re-establish the Mthethwa Paramountcy in Zulu territory. A contemporary report in the London Daily News claimed Colenbrander took pleasure in shooting down Sitimela’s supporters, including a number of women, and that he was unfit to play a part in the governance of Zululand. In 1883 Colenbrander married Maria “Mollie” Mullins of Verulam. Mullins was a capable horserider, an accurate shot with a rifle and fluent in Zulu; she accompanied Colenbrander on many of his frontier expeditions. During the 1883–1884 Third Zulu Civil War Colenbrander fought for Zibhebhu at the head of a party of white mercenaries and helped defeat the supporters of Cetshwayo at the 1883 Battle of Msebe. Colenbrander returned to Natal to recruit more men, but while he was absent, Zibhebhu was defeated in the 1884 Battle of Tshaneni (Mkuze), by the forces of Cetshwayo’s son Dinuzulu. As a result of the defeat Colenbrander lost all his cattle and trade goods. Colenbrander then worked for a period as a trader in Swaziland before moving to Mashonaland upon which the British South Africa Company (BSAC) had territorial ambitions (the BSAC territory later became known as Rhodesia). Colenbrander worked with Lobengula as an interpreter and accompanied two of his inDuna (lesser chiefs) to England in February 1889 for an audience with Queen Victoria. They left to return to Africa in early April. Colenbrander was appointed BSAC resident at Bulawayo, Matabeleland in 1889. He accompanied the Pioneer Column that annexed Mashonaland for the BSAC in 1890 and, after a brief stint in Cape Town, returned to Matabeleland with Mollie. Although he was an employee of the BSAC company, Colenbrander won the trust of Lobengula, such that the King allowed him to represent the kingdom in negotiations with the company. The company was victorious in the 1893–1894 war, during which Colenbrander served as a scout for military expeditions, alongside Frederick Russell Burnham. The war brought Matebeleland under full BSAC control. The British authorities insisted on the establishment of a Matabeleland Land Commission to create native reserves for the Ndebele people and Colenbrander was appointed its head. The allocation of land was made in support of this goal and a hut tax, was also imposed. Colenbrander occasionally commanded British South Africa Police patrols, including an early 1894 expedition to suppress a rebellion in the Matopo Hills. During one police expedition he had a horse shot from under him. Colenbrander took a six-month leave of absence in 1895 which included a visit to England where he was a guest of the Anglo-African Writers Club. He also established, in London, Colenbrander’s Matabeleland Development Company, as a limited company. This venture controlled several valuable concessions in Matabeleland, including land and gold mining claims. The company was sold to Frank Johnson’s Rhodesia Consolidated in 1903. The Ndebele rose against BSAC in the 1896 Second Matabele War, during which Colenbrander was granted the rank of captain in the Bulawayo Field Force. He raised and led a Coloured mercenary unit, known as the Cape Boys, and, with Cecil Rhodes, helped negotiate the surrender of the Ndebele chiefs. After the war Colenbrander remained in the territory, working as a cattle dealer, labour recruiter, mining claims inspector and manager of Redrup’s Kop Mine. During the Second Boer War (1899–1902) Colenbrander founded and led Kitchener’s Fighting Scouts, a unit fighting for the British. He later commanded a British column. On 9 July 1901 Colenbrander, who then held the rank of lieutenant-colonel, received the first of numerous mentions in dispatches, being named by General Herbert Kitchener for bringing in Boer prisoners during a raid from Pietersburg in early May. Colenbrander commanded troops that occupied the Boer settlement of Louis Trichardt on 9 May and on 19 November captured Warmbaths taking 54 prisoners, 28 wagons and 35 horses, mainly from the commando of Christian Frederick Beyers. He remained at Warmbaths to keep the Boer military forces in the area under observation. By December 1901 he held the rank of colonel. That month, working in conjunction with a column under Lieutenant-Colonel Dawkins he captured Boer Commandant Adriaan Dirk Badenhorst and 22 burghers. Colenbrander, working independently, then took the towns of Jericho, capturing 60 prisoners, and Waterval, killing 5 Boers and taking 29 prisoners in a surprise dawn attack. After the latter he persuaded Chief Linchwe I of the Kgatla people to stand down a war party of 2,000 warriors who were attempting to recapture livestock taken by Boer General Jan Kemp. Colenbrander was concerned that Linchwe’s men posed a threat to Boer women and children. In February 1902 Colenbrander’s column was ordered south, which allowed Beyers to raid Pietersburg. Afterwards Colenbrander was ordered to Rustenburg to search for Beyers. Beyers besieged Fort Edward near Louis Trichardt and it was almost forced to surrender, its water supply being cut off. Colenbrander learnt of the attack and moved from Krugersdorp to launch a surprise dawn attack on the besiegers on 29 March, driving them off with three dead and four taken prisoner. Colenbrander afterwards followed Beyers to Pylkop. On 8 April he launched a successful attack on Beyers’ position at Malipspoort. Although a planned encirclement failed to prevent the escape of the Boer force Colenbrander captured the town, much equipment and 119 prisoners, having inflicted nine dead. In pursuing Beyers to Oud Agatha, part of Colenbrander’s force was ambushed and it lost six dead, 12 wounded and 30 captured. After this Beyers’ force dispersed and Colenbrander returned to Pietersburg. In May 1902 Colenbrander carried out operations in the Malip Valley, killing one Boer, wounding 21 and capturing 101 before Beyers’ arrival for peace negotiations ended operations. Colenbrander was appointed a Companion of the Order of the Bath on 26 June 1902 for his war service. After the war’s end Colenbrander agreed to purchase from the British Army around 11,000 surplus horses, for a total in excess of £80,000 (equivalent to £10,970,364 in 2023). Three thousand of the horses died and Colenbrander was unable to pay £30,000 (equivalent to £4,113,887 in 2023) of the contracted price and was forced to declare bankruptcy. Colenbrander’s first wife died in 1900 and he married Yvonne Nunn in 1902. He had one daughter, Geraldine, before Nunn died in 1904. Colenbrander lived with Geraldine in Boston, United States, from 1909. He was employed by the Middlebury-Vermont Marble Company, with contemporary reports describing him as having “considerable experience in England as a quarry owner”. Colenbrander returned to England in April 1911 penniless, his passage provided for by the British consulate in New York. Ten days after arriving in England he was arrested on fraud charges and the charge was dismissed. Colenbrander married Catherine Gloster in 1911, with whom he had a son, John; Catherine died in 1982. After the court case Colenbrander returned to South Africa, funded by BSAC, but enjoyed little financial success. In 1918 Colenbrander worked on the filming of Symbol of Sacrifice, about the Anglo-Zulu War. He served as a historical advisor and as an actor, portraying the British commander Lord Chelmsford. One scene depicted the British force crossing the Tugela River at the start of the campaign. The Klip River stood in for the Tugela in a scene filmed at Henley on Klip, Transvaal. The river was in flood when the scene was shot on 10 February and the film’s producer, I.W. Schlesinger tried to dissuade Colenbrander from attempting the crossing. Colenbrander insisted on continuing with the scene as written. His horse lost its footing and he was thrown into the river. He attempted to swim to the bank but was drowned, alongside two other actors, in a sequence caught on camera. Colenbrander’s body was not recovered. Book written about him called the White Whirlwind. Voting records show him in 1908 at Bulawayo as a Company Director |
| 4453 | Colenbrander, Maria (Molly) (nee Mullins) 1900 | Born 1864 and died 9 Oct 1900 aged 36. She died and was buried in Bulawayo. She was the Irish wife of the well known pioneer and hunter Johan Wilhelm Colenbrander. She was a friend of Cecil Rhodes and, with her husband and sister, accompanied him to the second Peace Indaba at the Matopos. She was a splendid shot, an excellent horsewomen, and there are many stories of her kindness to all; she was in the Bulawayo laager during the ’96 rebellion. She spoke fluent Zulu. Shortly after she arrived in Matabeleland she complained to Lobengula about the behaviour of white men with his black girls. His response was “Mrs Colenbrander, do you think you can cope alone with the sexual needs of all the white men in the country?” Once when some men shot her pig she pursued the 13 men with a whip and made them pay up 2 pound each! |
| 4454 | Colepeper, Peter James | worked in the BSAP from 1958-64 |
| 4455 | Colepepper, Gillian Helen Francis | worked in the BSAP from 1963-65 |
| 4456 | Coler, Margaret Carol | owned property in Hillside Bulawayo upto 2010 |
| 4457 | Coleridge, Ivette (neé Biziaco) (b 1957) | Moved to Coventry, UK. Born 1957 in Umtali. School Umtali Girls High |
| 4458 | Coleridge, Ronald James Duke | worked in the BSAP from 1933-34 |
| 4459 | Coleridge, Roy (b 1956) | Moved to Coventry, UK UK. Born 1956 in Umtali. School Umtali Boys High. Worked for Electracar Fort Victoria |
| 4460 | Coles, A | Buda, P.O. Gwelo. 1939 |
| 4461 | Coles, Charles Lucas | Que Que Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 4462 | Coles, Chris | Air Rhodesia |
| 4463 | Coles, Donald Howard 1916 | From Brentford London. Parenst were stepfather George Henry Wolhuter and Emily Maude Wolhuter. He was a bank teller in Grahmstown, Was a private in the South Africa Infantry and single. KIA 26 Feb 1916 in Egypt |
| 4464 | Coles, Ellen Selina | Salisbury Central Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 4465 | Coles, Ethelreda Elizabeth | 1920 Bulawayo family with parents Coles, William Alison 1920 and Coles, Ethelreda Elizabeth married at Middleberg South Africa. Had a son Wignall Coles (b 1909) |
| 4466 | Coles, Frank (b 1959) | Moved to Melbourne, Fl USA. Born 1959 in Salisbury. School Allan Wilson |
| 4467 | Coles, James Hely | In 1904 lived at Salisbury. Bookbinder |
| 4468 | Coles, Jeremy | |
| 4469 | Coles, John | passed away February 2nd. Was at Eagle school |
| 4470 | Coles, John Alleston | Rhodesia Regiment Boer War. Trooper |
| 4471 | Coles, Martin Llewelyn 1971 | Buried at Masvingo |
| 4472 | Coles, Petronella Anna | Que Que Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 4473 | Coles, Sean (b 1960) | Moved to Pretoria, South Africa. Born 1960 in Ely. School Hatfield/Cranborne. Worked for Greys |
| 4474 | Coles, Sharon | Appears to have survived the Viscount disaster. Had a daughter Tracey Coles |
| 4475 | Coles, Sheila | worked rhino safari camp |
| 4476 | Coles, Tracey | Appears to have survived the Viscount disaster. Had a mother Sharon Coles |
| 4477 | Coles, Wignall (b 1909) | 1920 Bulawayo family with parents Coles, William Alison 1920 and Coles, Ethelreda Elizabeth married at Middleberg South Africa. Had a son Wignall Coles (b 1909) |
| 4478 | Coles, William Alison 1920 | Born 1882 and at 38 died 21 Oct 1920. Born in England lived died buried Bulawayo. Was married with one kid and a stock and grain farmer. He was from Newport England. Mother was Elizabeth Coles in Wales. Wife was Ethelreda Elizabeth Coles at Middleberg South Africa. Died at the Palace hotel Bulawayo. Had a son Wignall Coles (b 1909). He owned land |
| 4479 | Coles-Fex, Ernest 1916 | From Australia. Was a 37 year old gold miner and single. Died 6 Feb 1916 at Sebakwe Poort Kwe Kwe. |
| 4480 | Coleshaw, Anne Taggart | Figtree family. Family with parents Norman Keith Coleshaw (d 1990) and Pearl Coleshaw and children Anne Coleshaw and John Coleshaw |
| 4481 | Coleshaw, Dick | 1972 1973 mens Rugby team |
| 4482 | Coleshaw, John P 2014 | Was at Plumtree school Grey house 73-78. Moved to Solwezi Zambia and died in 2014. Family of Connaire, Gareth, Megan and Jenny. 2014. 2 Commando, Rhodesian Light Infantry. Family with parents Norman Keith Coleshaw and Pearl Coleshaw and children Anne Coleshaw and John Coleshaw |
| 4483 | Coleshaw, Keith Norman | worked in the BSAP from 1953-63 |
| 4484 | Coleshaw, Margaret | Had a 2019 Harare phone number |
| 4485 | Coleshaw, Norman Keith 1990 | Norman Keith Coleshaw born 31st December 1934 Lincoln England died 16th August 1990.Son of George and Annie and husband of Pearl. Kids were Anne and John. He is on record as having a business called Figtree Hotel and Coleshaw store in 1983. Buried in Victoria Falls |
| 4486 | Coleshaw, Pearl | Family with parents Norman Keith Coleshaw and Pearl Coleshaw and children Anne Coleshaw and John Coleshaw |
| 4487 | Coleshaw, R | Guineafowl school |
| 4488 | Cole-Smith, Charles Henry | Salisbury Central Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 4489 | Cole-Smith, Mildred Bessie | Salisbury Central Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 4490 | Coley, Aubrey James | worked in the BSAP from 1979-82 |
| 4491 | Coley, Aubrey Wilson 1942 | 778240 Flt Sgt Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserve 83 Sqn KIA 6 Nov 1942 |
| 4492 | Coley, Dennis Gay | In 1946 lived at 3, Salmond Crescent, Kumalo, P.O. Box 700, Bulawayo, Was a civil servant |
| 4493 | Coley, Douglas Milman | Gwanda Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 4494 | Coley, L J | Midlands Rugby 1939 |
| 4495 | Coley, L J | clerk mines department Bulawayo 1938 |
| 4496 | Coley, Michael (Mike) 2017 | Was at Plumtree school Milner house 42-46. Married Eve. Died 31st Dec 2017in Rivonia. |
| 4497 | Coley, Miriam Gladys | In 1946 lived at 3, Salmond Crescent, Kumalo, Bulawayo, Was married |
| 4498 | Coley, Monica Grace | In 1946 lived at Rhodes House, 35, Ninth Avenue, Bulawayo, Was a clerk |
| 4499 | Coley, Rosa Edith | Gwanda Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 4500 | Coley, Rosemary 2006 | wife of Peter Coley |
| 4501 | Colgate, Peter John | worked in the BSAP from 1952-55 |
| 4502 | Colhoun, Frederick Howard | Pharmicist business 2018 |
| 4503 | Colin, Gerald (Gerry) Miles 2015 | 26th July, 2015 in Cape Town, South Africa. Former Lord Malvern and Signals Corp. |
| 4504 | Colin, Gladys Melville | Salisbury District Voters 1946 – 1948. |
| 4505 | Colin, Hilary (neé Brown) (b 1958) | Moved to Perth, WA Australia. Born 1958 in Ft Victoria. School Montrose. Worked for Railways |
| 4506 | Colin, Leonard Rex | worked in the BSAP from 1978-82 |
| 4507 | Colin, Les (b 1953) | Moved to Perth, WA Australia. Born 1953 in Que Que. School Hamilton. Worked for Price Waterhouse |
| 4508 | Colin, Peter Edwin 1970 | Buried at Masvingo |
| 4509 | Colin, Richard Victor | Salisbury District Voters 1946 – 1948. |
| 4510 | Colin, Rob | Left for South Africa |
| 4511 | Colins, Lente (nee Lyon) | Nial Collins, married Lente Lyon. kids Pamela who became Pamela Freeman and Shane Collins. He left Ireland in late 1958 and signed up with the NRP to escape the weather, poverty and grind of Ireland. He landed in N. Rhodesia, did his basic training and was then stationed out in the Bush. He met his wife in 1959. She was a casualty and theatre nurse at Lusaka General. They got engaged in 1960, married in 1961. They moved to Salisbury in 71 where one son was living at St. Giles, and he was one of the earliest, if not the first, pediatric patients at St. Giles. |
| 4512 | Colins, Nial | Nial Collins, married Lente Lyon. kids Pamela who became Pamela Freeman and Shane Collins. He left Ireland in late 1958 and signed up with the NRP to escape the weather, poverty and grind of Ireland. He landed in N. Rhodesia, did his basic training and was then stationed out in the Bush. He met his wife in 1959. She was a casualty and theatre nurse at Lusaka General. They got engaged in 1960, married in 1961. They moved to Salisbury in 71 where one son was living at St. Giles, and he was one of the earliest, if not the first, pediatric patients at St. Giles. |
| 4513 | Colins, Shane 2007 | Hre died March 2007. Nial Collins, married Lente Lyon. kids Pamela who became Pamela Freeman and Shane Collins. He left Ireland in late 1958 and signed up with the NRP to escape the weather, poverty and grind of Ireland. He landed in N. Rhodesia, did his basic training and was then stationed out in the Bush. He met his wife in 1959. She was a casualty and theatre nurse at Lusaka General. They got engaged in 1960, married in 1961. They moved to Salisbury in 71 where one son was living at St. Giles, and he was one of the earliest, if not the first, pediatric patients at St. Giles. |
| 4514 | Collaco, Caetan Maria 1934 | buried at Mutare |
| 4515 | Colladon, Noe | kids byo 2019 |
| 4516 | Colladon, Sofia | kids byo 2019 |
| 4517 | Collard, Edward Avalon | worked in the BSAP from 1910-17 |
| 4518 | Collard, Jack Aldred Carr | worked in the BSAP from 1924-30 |
| 4519 | Collcutt, James Edwin 1977 | Field Reservist, British South Africa Police, killed on active service, 23 January 1977. |
| 4520 | Collen, Candice Taylor | hre |
| 4521 | Collen, D A E | Was at Plumtree school Gaul house 77-82 |
| 4522 | Collen, Douglas | Had a 2019 Bulawayo phone number |
| 4523 | Collen, Robert Eastland (b 1959) | Moved to Bulawayo, Zimbabwe. Born 1959 in Bulawayo. School Fort Victoria High. Worked for BSAP & Eco Chemicals, worked in the BSAP from 1978-80 |
| 4524 | Colles, Rob B | Deceased. Struck by lightning. |
| 4525 | Collet, Dion W G | Was at Plumtree school Grey house |
| 4526 | Collet, Steven | Was at Plumtree school Grey house, Married Suzi. Lived in Bulawayo |
| 4527 | Collet, Suzi | Married to Steven Collet. Loved in Bulawayo |
| 4528 | Collett, Alfred Ross | worked in the BSAP from 1934-35 |
| 4529 | Collett, Cecil Reginald 1915 | From Cape colony. A 23 year old farmer and cyanider. Was single. Died 28 April 1915 20 miles north west of Denver mine Shagari. In 1908 lived at Penhalonga. Millman |
| 4530 | Collett, Cilla (neé Taylor) (b 1952) | Moved to Belfast, UK. Born 1952 in Kitwe, Zambia. School Bulawayo Dominican Convent |
| 4531 | Collett, Dale 2019 | Moved to Gaborone, Botswana. Born 1950 in Springs. School Kingswood. Worked for Army, Selous Scout. 1970s Rhodesian army, Received silver cross |
| 4532 | Collett, Darryl | |
| 4533 | Collett, Elizabeth Jane | Shabani Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 4534 | Collett, Gordon (b 1955) | Moved to Groblersdal, South Africa. Born 1955 in Dennelton. School Thornhill U of R. Worked for High Court |
| 4535 | Collett, Ian Andrew Grey | |
| 4536 | Collett, Jeffrey Donald (Jeff) 1978 | Lance Corporal, Special Air Service, killed in action on Operation Gatling in Zambia, 19 October 1978. |
| 4537 | Collett, Jennie Carter | byo |
| 4538 | Collett, John Henry 1971 | mentioned on a memorial Claremont Nyanga Church |
| 4539 | Collett, Louise Elizabeth | harare |
| 4540 | Collett, Lynn C Brown | byo |
| 4541 | Collett, Margaret (b 1954) | Moved to Groblersdal, South Africa. Born 1954 in Vereenigin. School GHS Salsbury. Worked for Averling Barford |
| 4542 | Collett, Ray | seems to have died about 2019. Bulawayo |
| 4543 | Collett, Sue | |
| 4544 | Collett, Tarryne | |
| 4545 | Collett, William Hugh | Married. Mine Club. Using Shabani Post Office. (Belingwe District) 1938. Shabani Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 4546 | Colley, Brenda | Hillside junior 1967 |
| 4547 | Colley, Brian (b 1941) | Moved to Johannesburg, South Africa. Born 1941 in Durban. School kearsney. Worked for Shabanie Mine |
| 4548 | Colley, Denise (b 1971) | Moved to Lonehill Fourways, SA South Africa. Born 1971 in Salisbury. School Shabanie/Girls College. Worked for Immigrated In ’88 |
| 4549 | Colley, Hazel (neé Dunn) | Moved to Johannesburg, South Africa. Born in Scotland, School Mufulira/Roosevelt |
| 4550 | Colley, Jonathan Freeland | Pharmicist business 2018 |
| 4551 | Colley, Linda (neé Authers) (b 1966) | Moved to Perth, WA Australia. Born 1966 in Salisbury. School Chaplin. Worked for Barclays Bank |
| 4552 | Colley, Martin Paul | worked in the BSAP from 1972-75 |
| 4553 | Colley, Peter 1987 | Buried at Athlone Bulawayo |
| 4554 | Colley, Rosalind Izod | |
| 4555 | Colley, Stephen (b 1964) | Moved to Perth, W.A Australia. Born 1964 in Salisbury. School Ellis Robins. Worked for Shabanie Mine |
| 4556 | Colliard, Francis Cecil | worked in the BSAP from 1905-06 |
| 4557 | Colliass, William | In 1902-1904 lived at Salisbury. Farr.-Sergt. Major |
| 4558 | Collie, Beatrice Eleanor | Salisbury Gardens Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 4559 | Collie, E S | Matsirirano, P.O. Bromley. 1939 |
| 4560 | Collie, John Tainsh 1933 | Buried at Mutare |
| 4561 | Collier, Alan | Grey scouts in the Rhodesian bush war |
| 4562 | Collier, Bill | family with parents Bill Collier and Mary Collier and children Tina Collier and Sonya Collier. Seems to have died about 2014 |
| 4563 | Collier, David Brian (b 1944) | born 24 May 1944. owned Stand 120, Binga 2008-2010. Owned land in Binga upto 2019 |
| 4564 | Collier, Dorothy Elizabeth Nash | In 1946 lived at Beverley Court, 101, Jameson Street, Bulawayo |
| 4565 | Collier, Dorothy McIver | 1921 Bulawayo. She was married to Collier, Percy 1921 in London |
| 4566 | Collier, Ellen Christina | in 1921 lived at Horseshoe hotel Gwelo and same year lost her husband Frank Norton Proctor Collier in Rhodesia |
| 4567 | Collier, Eric Bernard 2014 | 22nd March 2014 in Bournemouth, UK. BSAP. worked in the BSAP from 1946-67 |
| 4568 | Collier, Frank Norton Proctor 1921 | Born 1883 and at 38 died 13 Aug 1921. Born in the Cape Colony lived died Horseshoe hotel Gwelo buried Gwelo. Was a hotel assistant and married to Ellen Christina Collier. Parents were Frank B Collier and Annie D Collier, he was married to Ellen Christina Collier in Rhodesia. Had owned land. Worked in the BSAP from 1906-11 |
| 4569 | Collier, G C | possibly a teacher |
| 4570 | Collier, Herbert | worked in the BSAP from 1903-25. In 1902- 1904 lived at Salisbury. Corpl. B.S.A. Police. Salisbury CID 1918 |
| 4571 | Collier, Herbert Redmond | Buried at Athlone Bulawayo |
| 4572 | Collier, Jenny | Recorded at Plumtree school |
| 4573 | Collier, John Ingram | worked in the BSAP from 1965-80 |
| 4574 | Collier, Mary 2001 | Wife of Bill and mother of Tina and Sonya. 3rd may 2001 in Bulawayo. |
| 4575 | Collier, Nigel (b 1963) | Moved to Perth, WA Australia, Born 1963 in Gwent, School Sinoia High. Worked for A E I (pvt) Ltd |
| 4576 | Collier, Percy 1921 | Born 1890 and at 31 died 24 Feb 1921. Born in England lived died buried Bulawayo. Was married and a sergeant in the BSAP. Shot himself. He was from Cape Town. His father was James Collier. He was married to Dorothy McIver Collier in London. 1210 Sgt BSAP DOAS 24 Feb 1921, worked in the BSAP from 1910-21 |
| 4577 | Collier, R S | in 1904 was a doctor at Hwange |
| 4578 | Collier, Sonya | family with parents Bill Collier and Mary Collier and children Tina Collier and Sonya Collier |
| 4579 | Collier, Steve | Bulawayo lawyer and moved to UK |
| 4580 | Collier, Tina | family with parents Bill Collier and Mary Collier and children Tina Collier and Sonya Collier |
| 4581 | Collier, Tracey (neé Coleman) (b 1965) | Moved to Perth, WA Australia, Born 1965 in Salisbury, School Vainona High, Worked for Deliotte and Touche |
| 4582 | Collier, William Constantine | Rhodesian pioneer |
| 4583 | Collier, William George | Rhodesia Regiment Boer War. Trooper. In 1904 lived at Gwelo. Mining Contractor. In 1908 lived at Palace Hotel, Bulawayo. Mining Contractor, Claimowner |
| 4584 | Collier, William John | worked in the BSAP from 1953-77 |
| 4585 | Collin, Alan | Shabani Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 4586 | Collin, Jamie | girls college |
| 4587 | Collin, Michael John | sold property in Bulawayo 2008 |
| 4588 | Collin, Phyllis May | Shabani Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 4589 | Colling, Alfred Benjamin 1943 | Buried at Enkeldoorn |
| 4590 | Colling, Annie Charlotte (nee Holloway) (ex Hartman & Van Rooyen) 1925 | Born 1872 and at 53 died 15 Nov 1925. Born in Kimberley lived Mvuma died Gwelo buried Mvuma. Was married with 6 kids. Husband might be J V? Father was Isaac Charles Holloway. Was married to Henry Barkly Colling at Enkeldoorn, Previous husbands were George Peter Hartman (d about 1906), Peter Cornelius Van Rooyen (d about 1918). Children were William Hartman, Maria Magdalena Sophia Mathieson (married to T P Mathieson), and Peter Alexander Van Rooyen, He owned land |
| 4591 | Colling, Frank | In 1908 lived at Willoughby’s Siding, Bulawayo. Agent |
| 4592 | Colling, Henry Barkly | Umvuma in 1925. Had been married to Colling, Annie Charlotte (nee Holloway) (was Hartman & Van Rooyen) 1925 at Enkeldoorn |
| 4593 | Colling, Mary Ann | Salisbury in 1926 |
| 4594 | Colling, Percy 1907 | Born 1885 and at 22 died 26 Jul 1907. From the Cape Colony and living in Bulawayo. Was single and worked as a gold mine cyanider. Died in Bulawayo |
| 4595 | Colling, William Brunsden 1926 | From Uitenhage Cape province. Parents were Benjamin and Sarah Colling. He was 57 a farmer and single. Died 5 Oct 1926 at Ruorka ranch Lomagundi, He owned land, Related to Mary Ann Colling of Salisbury. In 1904 lived at The Grange, Salisbury. Farmer |
| 4596 | Collinge, Andrew (b 1963) | Moved to Brisbane, Qld Australia. Born 1963 in Salisbury. School Ellis Robins. Worked for Jhb Ems |
| 4597 | Collinge, Ronald Harvey | worked in the BSAP from 1963-75 |
| 4598 | Collings, Ashley David | worked in the BSAP from 1963-81 |
| 4599 | Collings, Audrey Elizabeth 2012 | Memorial at Nyanga village church |
| 4600 | Collings, B I | was involved in earlier days in the formation of the Ruwa Scout park |
| 4601 | Collings, David Alexander 1988 | Memorial at Nyanga village church |
| 4602 | Collings, Emily Frances | Salisbury Gardens Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 4603 | Collings, Evelyn Ann | Que Que Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 4604 | Collings, Richard Varwell 2021 | Memorial at Nyanga village church |
| 4605 | Collings, Sidney Edward | Que Que Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 4606 | Collings, Sydney Edward | worked in the BSAP from 1919-51 |
| 4607 | Collington, Dina (neé Spentzuris) (b 1958) | Moved to Stellenbosch, South Africa. Born 1958 in Ndola, Zambia. School Queen Elizabeth. Worked for Southhampton Assurance |
| 4608 | Collington, Frank | worked in the BSAP from 1912-29 |
| 4609 | Collington, Gavin (O’Malley) (b 1960) | Moved to London, UK. Born 1960 in Kitwe. School Gifford Tech. Worked for Netcare Sa |
| 4610 | Collington, John 2006 | Husband to Jane and father of Jason and Calvin |
| 4611 | Collington, Michael | byo |
| 4612 | Collington, Mike (b 1956) | Moved to Stellenbosch, South Africa. Born 1956 in Blantyre, Malawi. School Gifford High. Worked for Nicholabs. |
| 4613 | Collingwood, Chris (b 1961) | Moved to Pietermaritzburg, KZN South Africa. Born 1961 in Perth Wa. School Gifford |
| 4614 | Collingwood, Douglas Edward | worked in the BSAP from 1909-11 |
| 4615 | Collingwood, Frank (Francis) (b 1968) | Moved to Auckland, Nz/melbourne, Aus, Australia. Born 1968 in Bulawayo. School Woddville & Newmansford |
| 4616 | Collingwood, Gerard (b 1962) | Moved to Brisbane, Qld Australia. Born 1962 in Perth, W.a. School Woodville, Gifford |
| 4617 | Collingwood, John (b 1933) | Moved to Melbourne, Vic Australia. Born 1933 in Bristol UK. School David Livingstone/St Georges, C.B.C. (KY) Worked for Kodak (ca), R.r., Grey’s Hosp. (natal) |
| 4618 | Collingwood, Lionel Charles Edgar | worked in the BSAP from 1925-45, Salisbury District Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 4619 | Collingwood, Margareta Agnes Fremont | Salisbury District Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 4620 | Collingwood, N L | Shangra-li Beatrice 1964 |
| 4621 | Collingwood-Mercer, Teresa (neé Collingwood) (b 1965) | Moved to Seaford, Suss UK. Born 1965 in Perth W.aus. School woodville and Newmansford |
| 4622 | Collins, A D | Waterfall, Tsungwesi, P.B. 101C., Salisbury. 1939 |
| 4623 | Collins, Adelaide (nee Sharp) | 1919 Bulawayo family with parents Collins, Charles Wilkie 1919 and Collins, Adelaide (nee Sharp). Children were Rebe Collins (b 1912), Leslie Collins (b 1915) and Cyril Collins (b 1918). Born at England. |
| 4624 | Collins, Agnes | Highlands Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 4625 | Collins, Alexander | Salisbury North Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 4626 | Collins, Anne | Chiredzi ca 1970 |
| 4627 | Collins, Anne (neé Bennetts) (b 1952) | Move to Glasgow. UK Born 1952 in Salisbury. Worked for Rebuff – Isando |
| 4628 | Collins, Athol Daniel 1945 | Buried at Mutare |
| 4629 | Collins, Barbara | In 1946 lived at 12a, Beverley Court, Bulawayo |
| 4630 | Collins, Barbara | Depicted on an Intaf recruiting poster, who, at the end of the Rhodesia era, had become an Assistant District Commissioner. She carried an UZI sub machine-gun wherever her work took her. |
| 4631 | Collins, Brian | army intake 132 |
| 4632 | Collins, Brian 1918 | 1918 estate |
| 4633 | Collins, Charles | Rhodesia Regiment Boer War. Trooper |
| 4634 | Collins, Charles 1931 | Buried at Athlone Bulawayo |
| 4635 | Collins, Charles Austin | he wrote a book called Soliloquies and other poems. It was written during the Mashona rebellion in 1896 in Salisbury. first book to have ever been printed and published in Rhodesia |
| 4636 | Collins, Charles Wilkie 1919 | Born 1876 and at 43 died 30 Sep 1919. Born Stoke England lived fifth ave Bulawayo died buried Bulawayo. Was married and a motor mechanic, he was married to Adelaide Collins (nee Sharp) at England. Children were Rebe Collins (b 1912), Leslie Collins (b 1915) and Cyril Collins (b 1918) |
| 4637 | Collins, Chris | |
| 4638 | Collins, Colin Kenneth | Highlands Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 4639 | Collins, Constance Evelyn | Gwelo Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 4640 | Collins, Cyril | 1919 Bulawayo family with parents Collins, Charles Wilkie 1919 and Collins, Adelaide (nee Sharp). Children were Rebe Collins (b 1912), Leslie Collins (b 1915) and Cyril Collins (b 1918) |
| 4641 | Collins, Daisy Anna Maria | Avondale Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 4642 | Collins, David (b 1954) | Moved to Anchorage, AK USA. Born 1954 in Salisbury. School Marist Brothers |
| 4643 | Collins, David John Hodsoll | worked in the BSAP from 1964-67 |
| 4644 | Collins, Dorothy McGregor | Salisbury North Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 4645 | Collins, Dudley Charles | In 1946 lived at 235, Abercorn Street, P.O. Box 595. Bulawayo, Was a Company Director |
| 4646 | Collins, Edgar Joseph | Salisbury South Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 4647 | Collins, Edmund | In 1904 lived at Tebekwe Mine, Selukwe. Miner |
| 4648 | Collins, Edmund 1909 | From Tipperary Ireland. Was a 56 year old cattle dealer and single. Died 23 March 1909 in Fort Victoria. Had a farm under and occupation permit. |
| 4649 | Collins, Edward Derek Sabine | Salisbury District Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 4650 | Collins, Eileen Blanche | Raylton Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 4651 | Collins, Elizabeth | Harare |
| 4652 | Collins, Esther Anne | Salisbury District Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 4653 | Collins, Eveline Maud | Salisbury City Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 4654 | Collins, F A | Salisbury accountant 1938 |
| 4655 | Collins, F V | clerk customs Bulawayo 1938 |
| 4656 | Collins, Frederich Arthur | assistant engineer engineering branch Bulawayo 1938, In 1946 lived at 31, Spreckley Road, P.O. Box 225, Bulawayo, Was a Civil Servant |
| 4657 | Collins, Frederick George | Salisbury District Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 4658 | Collins, Gary (b 1962) | Moved to Brisbane, Qld Australia. Born 1962 in Bulawayo. School Churchill |
| 4659 | Collins, George | Highlands Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 4660 | Collins, Gretchen | |
| 4661 | Collins, H E | Mine Surveyor mines department Bulawayo 1938 |
| 4662 | Collins, Harbour | Harbour Collins (spelling) was involved with the pow’s in Ft Vic. |
| 4663 | Collins, Harry | in 1914 was a co owner of 15 Herbert Chitepo Bulawayo. Was in a partnership with Walter Sellick |
| 4664 | Collins, Henry 1913 | From Victoria Australia. His mother M Collins from Melbourne. He was a miner and single. Died 5 May 1913 at salisbury. Had been a pauper. |
| 4665 | Collins, Henry Harvey | In 1946 lived at 5, Spreckley Road, Bulawayo, Was a Artisan |
| 4666 | Collins, Herbert J | In 1908 lived at Penhalonga. Prospector |
| 4667 | Collins, Horatio John 1919 | From New Zealand. Father was James Collins at Dunedin. About 50, a miner and died 22 April 1919 at Shamva. Appeared to have had a brother in Joburg A C Collins |
| 4668 | Collins, Iris Thelma | In 1946 lived at 5, Spreckley Road, Bulawayo, Was Married |
| 4669 | Collins, Isabel | Salisbury South Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 4670 | Collins, J | Mabelreign Girls High |
| 4671 | Collins, J 1919 | Thought to have been also in Joburg |
| 4672 | Collins, J D E | Skipton, P.O. Bolton, Marandellas. 1939 |
| 4673 | Collins, J D P | Riverside, P.O. Marandellas. 1939 |
| 4674 | Collins, J P D | June Mine Syndicate , P.O. Arcturus. 1938 |
| 4675 | Collins, Jack | worked in the BSAP from 1920-26 |
| 4676 | Collins, Jeffrey Robert | worked in the BSAP from 1977-80 |
| 4677 | Collins, John Abel 1918 | Died 22 Oct 1918. Born England lived died buried Hwange. Was single and a coal miner, It was recorded that he escaped from the hospital and died in the bush |
| 4678 | Collins, John Douglas | Selukwe Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 4679 | Collins, John George 1919 | 1304 Cpl British South Africa Police DOAS 9 Jul 1919. Worked in the BSAP from 1910 |
| 4680 | Collins, John Oliver Ross 1941 | 776207 and CR 1613 Sgt Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserve 237 (Rhodesia) Sqn KIA 15 May 1941 |
| 4681 | Collins, Joyce (b 1933) | Moved to Huddersfield , UK. Born 1933 in Poole. School Poole. Worked for Farmers Co Op |
| 4682 | Collins, Joyce Cecilia | Salisbury District Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 4683 | Collins, Juliet Alexandra | Salisbury North Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 4684 | Collins, Karen (neé Gibson) (b 1957) | Moved to Esperance, WA Australia. Born 1957 in Umtali. School Melsetter Junior School. Umtali Girls High & NCATE (Durban). Worked for Sagit Trust; Ncr; Icl |
| 4685 | Collins, Leonard | 1926 family with parents Collins, Walter James 1926 and Collins, May married at Bulawayo. Children were Walter Collins, Samuel Collins, Leonard Collins |
| 4686 | Collins, Leslie | 1919 Bulawayo family with parents Collins, Charles Wilkie 1919 and Collins, Adelaide (nee Sharp). Children were Rebe Collins (b 1912), Leslie Collins (b 1915) and Cyril Collins (b 1918) |
| 4687 | Collins, Lionel George | Salisbury Central Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 4688 | Collins, Mabel Elizabeth 1969 | Was buried at Athlone Bulawayo |
| 4689 | Collins, Marjorie Enid | Highlands Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 4690 | Collins, Maurice William Kent | In 1946 lived at East and Aberdeen Roads, P.O. Avondale, Salisbury. Was a Manager |
| 4691 | Collins, Mavis Jocelyn | Salisbury Central Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 4692 | Collins, May | 1926 family with parents Collins, Walter James 1926 and Collins, May married at Bulawayo. Children were Walter Collins, Samuel Collins, Leonard Collins |
| 4693 | Collins, Michael | Teachers College Bulawayo, gweru 1962 teaching riverside |
| 4694 | Collins, Michael (b 1971) | Moved to London, UK. Born 1971 in Bulawayo. School Henry Low Jnr,Hamilton High. Worked for Ex Farmer |
| 4695 | Collins, Michael Hugh | worked in the BSAP from 1968-71 |
| 4696 | Collins, Michael John | worked in the BSAP from 1963-64 |
| 4697 | Collins, Michael Owen (b 1905) | C.B.E., C.St.J., FR.I.C.S., M.B.I.M., M.R.I.M.; Consultant Surveyor; Retd. Brig., Regular Army; formerly served as Royal Eng. Officer 1925-1956; Dir. Map Publication Ordnance Survey U.K. 1955-56; Dir. Federal Dept. of Surveys, Rhodesia & Nyasaland 1956-1963; Mng. Dir. M.O. Collins Pvt. Ltd., Publishers, Commandery Commissioner central Africa St John ambulance, b 25th March 1905 Pretoria, educated Parktown Prep school, Victoria college, Jersey, Royal academy Woolwich, son of Lt-Col Michael Richard Collins. He married 18th October 1930 to Nancy Gwendolen the daughter of James Ford. They had 2 daughters. Clubs he was associated with were Army and Navy London, Sby. He stayed at Peel cottage and 8 lauchlan ave, Meyrick park, Sby Rhodesia in 1967 |
| 4698 | Collins, Michael Peter | worked in the BSAP from 1974-77 |
| 4699 | Collins, Nancy Gwendolen (nee Ford) | daughter of James Ford. She married Michael Owen Collins 18th October 1930 and they had 2 daugheters. In 1967 they lived at Meyrick Park, Salisbury Rhodesia. |
| 4700 | Collins, Nicola (nee Moss) 2017 | Died 26 June 2017 aged 62. She was Rhodesias first female assistant district commissioner |
| 4701 | Collins, Norman Llewellyn | worked in the BSAP from 1937-40 |
| 4702 | Collins, Oliver | Air gunners on the first 1939 deployment to Kenya were: KIA |
| 4703 | Collins, P | was at MGHS school 1981 |
| 4704 | Collins, Rebe | 1919 Bulawayo family with parents Collins, Charles Wilkie 1919 and Collins, Adelaide (nee Sharp). Children were Rebe Collins (b 1912), Leslie Collins (b 1915) and Cyril Collins (b 1918) |
| 4705 | Collins, Reginald Henry 1995 | mentioned on a memorial Claremont Nyanga Church |
| 4706 | Collins, Richard | hre |
| 4707 | Collins, Robert (b 1960) | Moved to Johannesburg, Gtng South Africa. Born 1960 in Gwelo. School Thornhill. Worked for Olivetti |
| 4708 | Collins, Rosemary (neé McDonnell) | Moved to Tralee, Ireland. Born in Gweru. Rhodes Uni. |
| 4709 | Collins, Ruth Agnes (b 1942) | title deed morningside shows birth 23 april 1942 |
| 4710 | Collins, Sadie Elizabeth Francis (b 1946) | In 1946 lived at 31, Spreckley Road, P.O. Box 225, Bulawayo, Was married |
| 4711 | Collins, Sally (neé Nisbet) (b 1940) | Moved to Durban, South Africa. Born 1940 in Salisbury. School Umtali Girls’ High. Worked for Attorneys |
| 4712 | Collins, Samuel | 1926 family with parents Collins, Walter James 1926 and Collins, May married at Bulawayo. Children were Walter Collins, Samuel Collins, Leonard Collins |
| 4713 | Collins, Samuel 1922 | From England, he was about 53 and a miner. He was married to S Collins in England. He died 1 Jul 1922 on the way to Mersina? hospital. . |
| 4714 | Collins, Simon | university Rhodesia Harare |
| 4715 | Collins, T P | 1967 staff and students at Teachers training college Bulawayo |
| 4716 | Collins, Terence Barry | worked in the BSAP from 1968-82 |
| 4717 | Collins, Timothy James | worked in the BSAP from 1948-78 |
| 4718 | Collins, Trish (neé Bradshaw) (b 1958) | Moved to Northland, New Zealand. Born 1958 in Sinoia. School Roosevelt GHS. Worked for Treasury Computer Bureau |
| 4719 | Collins, Victor Henry | worked in the BSAP from 1922-26 |
| 4720 | Collins, Vincent Henry 1917 | Lt Indian Army Reserve of Officers Attached 102nd King Edward’s Own Grenadiers DOAS. 1917 estate |
| 4721 | Collins, W F | June Mine, P.O.Arcturus. 1938 |
| 4722 | Collins, W F | Injina, P.O. Wedza, Marandellas. 1939 |
| 4723 | Collins, Walter (jnr) | 1926 family with parents Collins, Walter James 1926 and Collins, May married at Bulawayo. Children were Walter Collins, Samuel Collins, Leonard Collins |
| 4724 | Collins, Walter James 1926 | From England. Father was Walter James Collins in London,.Was 35 and detective serg in the BSAP. Married to May Collins at Bulawayo. Died 30 Jan 1926 at Parktown Salisbury. Children were Walter Collins, Samuel Collins, Leonard Collins. 1626 BSAP DOAS 30 Jam 1926, worked in the BSAP from 1909-26 |
| 4725 | Collins, William | In 1904 lived at Sabi Mine, Belingwe. Blacksmith. In 1908 lived at Killarney & Hibernia, Filabusi. Blacksmith |
| 4726 | Collins, William Frederick | Raylton Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 4727 | Collinson, David | worked in the BSAP from 1911-20, 1913 BSAP Ndanga |
| 4728 | Collinson, Fiona | Oriel Girls High School, Salisbury, Zimbabwe |
| 4729 | Collinson, Frederick Ascot | Salisbury District Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 4730 | Collinson, John Richard | Salisbury Central Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 4731 | Collinson, Mark Sidney 1918 | From Darlington England, mother was Selina Collinson. Was 33 a clerk and single. Died 25 Nov 1918 at Salisbury. |
| 4732 | Collis, Ann (neé Hadden) (b 1953) | Moved to Pretoria, South Africa. Born 1953 in Bulawayo. School Rooseveldt. Worked for Beverley |
| 4733 | Collis, Fanny | Hillside Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 4734 | Collis, Harold John Noble (b 1908) | Assoc. Mem. Instit. of Transport; Asst. Gen. Mgr. (Operations & Planning) Rhodesia Railways (1st Feb., 1961); retd. 30th Aug., 1963; joined Rhodesia Railways 1st Sept., 1926; Asst. to Gen. Mgr. 1st Dec., 1946, Prin. Asst. to Gen. Mgr. 1st June, 1951, Programme and Statistical Officer 1st Feb., 1956; b. 15th May, 1908, Byo. S.R.; educ. Milton Sch., Byo.; s.o. Sidney Harold Collis; m. 20th July, 1932, Helen (dec.), d.o. John Campbell. Clubs: Byo. and Byo. Golf, Mem. Senior Golfers Soc. of Rhodesia. Rec.: Golf, Carpentry. Add.: 66 Park Rd., Byo., Rhodesia. |
| 4735 | Collis, Helen (nee Campbell) | daughter of John Campbell ,married Harold John Noble Collis on the 20th July, 1932 |
| 4736 | Collis, James William | worked in the BSAP from 1951-54 |
| 4737 | Collis, John (b 1949) | Moved to Pretoria, South Africa. Born 1949 in Mashava. School Guinea Fowl. Worked for Rhodesian Army |
| 4738 | Collis, Lancelot Harry | worked in the BSAP from 1912-15 |
| 4739 | Collis, Reginald Cecil 1940 | In 1904 lived at Tebekwe Mine, Selukwe. Store Keeper. Buried at Selukwe |
| 4740 | Collis, Reginald James Brunton | Selukwe Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 4741 | Collis, Sidney Harold | lived in Bulawayo in 1908. Had a son Harold John Noble Collis. |
| 4742 | Collis, Vim | Was at Plumtree school Milner house 63-67. Moved to Delft in the Netherlands |
| 4743 | Collison, Alvon | |
| 4744 | Collister, Raymond | Northlea |
| 4745 | Collister, Roy 2004 | |
| 4746 | Colliver, Richard 1915 | From Cornwall England. Was a 49 year old miner and married. Died 20 Sep 1915 at salisbury. |
| 4747 | Colliver, Richard Charles | In 1904 lived at Shamrock Mine Kwe Kwe. Miner |
| 4748 | Collocott, Bruce Ivan 1977 | 30 may 1977 – Flight Lieutenant (Pilot), No. 3 Squadron, Rhodesian Air Force, KIA. Killed taking off at Mapai, Mozambique, during Op Aztec in a Dakota R3702 when hit by ground fire – the starboard engine was hit by an RPG7 rocket. Pilot Jerry Lynch was able to control the aircraft, and he and Flight Sergeant Russell Wantenaar managed to get out of the burning wreckage. The following day an air force salvage team flew in by helicopter to recover what they could from the Dakota that had once been General Jannie Smuts’ personal aircraft. Buried in the Warren Hills Cemetery, Salisbury. |
| 4749 | Collocott, Ellen Harriet | Salisbury Central Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 4750 | Collom, Charles Frederick | In 1908 lived at Selukwe. Carpenter |
| 4751 | Collon, Charles Frederick | In 1908 lived at Dunraven Gwelo. Surveyor |
| 4752 | Collyer, Alfred Andrew Bristow | Shabani Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 4753 | Collyer, Brenda | hre |
| 4754 | Collyer, Carol (neé Warner) (b 1954) | Moved to Coventry, West UK. Born 1954 in Shabani. School Borrowdale&Oriel |
| 4755 | Collyer, Christopher Robert | worked in the BSAP from 1977-82 |
| 4756 | Collyer, Debbie (neé Plews) (b 1963) | Moved to Harare, Zimbabwe. Born 1963 in Salisbury. School Riverside, Gwelo; Thornhill, Gwelo Worked for Zimnat Insurance, Gwelo; Domestic Distributors, Harare; Zimbabwe Appliance Distributors, Harare |
| 4757 | Collyer, Denis Ralph 1942 | 80427 and 778834 PO Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserve 158 Sqn KIA 11 Dec 1942 |
| 4758 | Collyer, Florence May | Shabani Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 4759 | Collyer, Jessica Lilian | hre |
| 4760 | Collyer, John | In 1908 lived at Telegraph Dept., Bulawayo. Telegraphist |
| 4761 | Collyer, Kim Alexander | worked in the BSAP from 1978-81 |
| 4762 | Collyer, Shaun | st Georges |
| 4763 | Colman, Aidan James 1979 | 730092 Tpr RLI 1 Cdo 1st Bn KIA 6 Sep 1979 |
| 4764 | Colman, Benedict James | worked in the BSAP from 1957-60 |
| 4765 | Colman, Ciaran Christopher Noel | worked in the BSAP from 1974-81 |
| 4766 | Colman, Debra (neé Marriott) (b 1964) | Moved to London, UK. Born 1964 in Bulawayo. School Marandellas/Marondera |
| 4767 | Colman, John Hirst | worked in the BSAP from 1949-62 |
| 4768 | Colman, John Stuart | Salisbury South Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 4769 | Colman, Nora Alice | worked in the BSAP from 1979-82 |
| 4770 | Colman, Paul (b 1955) | Moved to Madison, MS USA. Born 1955 in Salisbury. School Allen Wilson. Worked for Min Of Water Dev. & Bsap |
| 4771 | Colman, Ruth | Salisbury South Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 4772 | Colmer, Brian John | worked in the BSAP from 1970-81 |
| 4773 | Colohoun, A | Was at Plumtree school Milner house 80-85 |
| 4774 | Colombo, Paolo (b 1943) | Moved to Cobargo, NSW Australia. Born 1943 in Italy. School Prince Edward. Worked for Rtv Ztv Andrew Fleming Hospital |
| 4775 | Colonetti, Ivo (b 1947) | born 21st November 1947 and owned 123 Josiah Tongogara Street, Bulawayo from 1980-2013 |
| 4776 | Colpitts, William | Rhodesia Regiment Boer War. Trooper. In 1908 lived at Loben Chambers, Bulawayo. Contractor |
| 4777 | Colquhoun, Bill (b 1941) | Moved to Cape Town, South Africa. Born 1941 in Salisbury. School Alan Wilson. Self Employed |
| 4778 | Colquhoun, Daphne Iris | Highlands Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 4779 | Colquhoun, Dave (b 1961) | Moved to Johannesburg, South Africa. Born 1961 in Salisbury. School Sinoia High. Worked for Van Leer Zim |
| 4780 | Colquhoun, Francis William | In 1904 lived at Salisbury. Compositor |
| 4781 | Colquhoun, Frederick Crossley 1893 | Cpl Victoria Column 1 Troop, Victoria Rangers KIA 4 Dec 1893 |
| 4782 | Colquhoun, John Brown Gillies | worked in the BSAP from 1948-64 |
| 4783 | Colquhoun, Moira (neé Semmons) | Moved to Cape Town, South Africa |
| 4784 | Colquhoun, Robert Dawson | worked in the BSAP from 1951-71 |
| 4785 | Colquhoun, Sally (neé Cook) (b 1964) | Moved to Johannesburg, South Africa. Born 1964 in Harare. School Speciss. Worked for Hunyani Corrugated |
| 4786 | Colquhoun, W 1892 | Died 13 March 1892. Buried at Old Umtali, Was in the BSAP |
| 4787 | Colquhoun, William Bernard | Salisbury Central Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 4788 | Colquohoun, William | Rhodesia Regiment Boer War. Trooper |
| 4789 | Colsley, John F | 1926 at Battlefields Gatooma area |
| 4790 | Coltart, David | worked in the BSAP from 1975-78, lawyer at Webb Low and Barry Bulawayo, also mayor of Bulawayo and a politician |
| 4791 | Coltart, Emily Anne | bought property in Malindela Bulawayo in 2019 |
| 4792 | Coltart, Scott Winston | bought property in Malindela Bulawayo in 2019 |
| 4793 | Coltartm David | |
| 4794 | Colteman-Cronin, Hariette Maud (Driver) | Mrs. Women Pioneer in 1896 |
| 4795 | Coltman, Oliver | Game ranger in National Parks. Was in the 1968 Tracker combat unit, In 1975 was gored by a buffalo |
| 4796 | Coltman, Ollie | National parks |
| 4797 | Coltman, R O 1910 | From London England. An alluvial miner. Died 22 jan 1910 at John Valsamos store Makwadzi river Lomagundi. |
| 4798 | Coltman, Rory (b 1973) | Moved to East London, South Africa. Born 1973 in Salisbury. School Greyston Park |
| 4799 | Colum, Royston | Hatfield High School 1955 – 1959 |
| 4800 | Columbas, Joseph | Capt 1RAR |
| 4801 | Colvile, C A B | 1909 working with mining north Haarre |
| 4802 | Colville, P A | Rhodesian In WW2 that served in the Royal navy or South African Navy forces |
| 4803 | Colville, Peter Asgill | Salisbury Gardens Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 4804 | Colyer, Leslie | worked in the BSAP from 1925-26 |
| 4805 | Colyer, Patricia (neé Cartwright) (b 1939) | Moved to Byfield, Nort UK/ Born 1939 in Darjeeling.india. School Umtali Girls High. Worked for Nurse/own Business |
| 4806 | Colyn, Phyllis (neé Van Der Merwe) (b 1954) | Moved to Pietersburg, South Africa. Born 1954 in Umtali. School UGHS |
| 4807 | Colyvas, Nicholas | Mt pleasant high |
| 4808 | Comack, Thomas | 1909 Salisbury executor |
| 4809 | Coman, Keith (b 1953) | Moved to Nelson, New Zealand. Born 1953 in London. School Oriel Boys |
| 4810 | Coman, Neil (b 1956) | Moved to Stevenage, UK. Born 1956 in London. School Oriel Boys |
| 4811 | Comaraff, Harry 1917 | 1917 military death |
| 4812 | Comaroff, Abraham 1904 | Born 1903 in salisbury and at 1 died in Hartley 8 Jan 1904 , Parenst were Jacob Comaroff (d 1926) and Leah Comaroff. Siblings included Simon Comaroff, Ada Comaroff, Edmund Comaroff, Lionel Comaroff |
| 4813 | Comaroff, Ada | 1926 family with parents Comaroff, Jacob 1926 and Comaroff, Leah (nee Harris)Children included Simon Comaroff, Ada Comaroff, Edmund Comaroff, Lionel Comaroff and Comaroff, Abraham 1904 |
| 4814 | Comaroff, Edmund | 1926 family with parents Comaroff, Jacob 1926 and Comaroff, Leah (nee Harris)Children included Simon Comaroff, Ada Comaroff, Edmund Comaroff, Lionel Comaroff and Comaroff, Abraham 1904 |
| 4815 | Comaroff, Jacob 1926 | 1903 1904 in the country and in 1904 lost a son Abraham Comaroff. From Russia. Died at 61. Was a clothing manufacturer and married to Leah Comaroff (nee Harris) in England. Died 25 Apr 1926 in Joburg. Children included Simon Comaroff, Ada Comaroff, Edmund Comaroff, Lionel Comaroff. In 1902-1904 lived at Salisbury. Merchant |
| 4816 | Comaroff, Leah (nee Harris) | 1903 1904 in the country and in 1904 lost a son Abraham Comaroff. Married to Comaroff, Jacob 1926 in England. Children included Simon Comaroff, Ada Comaroff, Edmund Comaroff, Lionel Comaroff |
| 4817 | Comaroff, Lionel | 1926 family with parents Comaroff, Jacob 1926 and Comaroff, Leah (nee Harris)Children included Simon Comaroff, Ada Comaroff, Edmund Comaroff, Lionel Comaroff and Comaroff, Abraham 1904 |
| 4818 | Comaroff, Morris | Salisbury Gardens Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 4819 | Comaroff, Simon | 1926 family with parents Comaroff, Jacob 1926 and Comaroff, Leah (nee Harris)Children included Simon Comaroff, Ada Comaroff, Edmund Comaroff, Lionel Comaroff and Comaroff, Abraham 1904 |
| 4820 | Combe, A B | Gwangwaba, Box 77, Hartley. 1939 |
| 4821 | Combe, Alison (b 1956) | Moved to Edinburgh, Scotland. Born 1956 in Gatooma. School Moray, Ft. Vic. High. Worked for Min Of Ed. |
| 4822 | Combe, Anne | |
| 4823 | Combe, Gladys Annie | Salisbury South Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 4824 | Combe, Ian (b 1955) | Moved to Isle Of Skye, UK. Born 1955 in Umtali. School Fort Victoria High, worked in the BSAP from 1974-77 |
| 4825 | Combe, Peter | Rhodesian airforce |
| 4826 | Combe, Philip Harvey | worked in the BSAP from 1922-25 |
| 4827 | Combe, Reginald Charles David | Salisbury South Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 4828 | Comben, Ralph John | Salisbury Central Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 4829 | Comben, Richard | worked in the BSAP from 1901-08 |
| 4830 | Comberbach, Harold | Mazoe Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 4831 | Comberbach, Paul Stephen | worked in the BSAP from 1977-80 |
| 4832 | Comberbach, Rose le Noir | Mazoe Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 4833 | Comberbach, Stuart 2025 | died in UK in 2025. Was the Zimbabwe ambassador to UK |
| 4834 | Combes, Peter David | worked in the BSAP from 1962-81 |
| 4835 | Combrinck, Andrew Stephen | Umtali Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 4836 | Combrinck, Brian Thomas (b 1951) | Born 24 Oct 1951. Went to Lord Malvern High School Salisbury. Studied at Salisbury Polytechnic, Rhodesia, Self-Employed, Moved to Benoni, Gauteng, South Africa. Married since August 4, 2001 |
| 4837 | Combrinck, Cathrine Johanna | Umtali Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 4838 | Combrinck, Elizabeth Ann | Pharmicist business 2018 |
| 4839 | Combrinck, Elizabeth Gribbon | Victoria Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 4840 | Combrinck, Gabriel Jeremia | Victoria Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 4841 | Combrinck, Gabriel Jeremia (Snr.) | Umtali Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 4842 | Combrinck, Janet Gribbon | Salisbury Central Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 4843 | Combrinck, Johannes Jakobus | Victoria Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 4844 | Combrinck, Lance Ronald | worked in the BSAP from 1976-82 |
| 4845 | Combrinck, Lyn | 1972 mens Rugby team |
| 4846 | Combrinck, Marna | Lord Malvern High School |
| 4847 | Combrinck, Maryna Petronella | Victoria Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 4848 | Combrinck, Maurice Peter | Umtali South Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 4849 | Combrinck, Richard Cornelius | Salisbury Central Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 4850 | Combrinck, Roy | army intake 145 |
| 4851 | Combrink, Jannie | Married to Maria Johanna Combrink and mentioned on her 1979 Kwe Kwe memorial |
| 4852 | Combrink, Maria Johanna 1979 | buried in Kwe Kwe. Married to Jannie Combrink |
| 4853 | Combrink, Naas | Rhodesian airforce |
| 4854 | Combrink, Peter William | Hillside Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 4855 | Combrink, Stephen James | worked in the BSAP from 1968-71 |
| 4856 | Comerford, Donald James | worked in the BSAP from 1958-62 |
| 4857 | Comfort, Adeline Louisa 1978 | Buried at Masvingo |
| 4858 | Comfort, Edward James | worked in the BSAP from 1920-21 |
| 4859 | Comfort, James Rochford 1978 | Buried at Masvingo |
| 4860 | Comfort, Sydney Richard George | Raylton Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 4861 | Comirhaw, Jeremiah 1905 | Born 1874 and at 31 died 2 Dec 1905 in Bulawayo. From Kerry ireland. Lived in Bulawayo where he worked as a school teacher. Single and died in Bulawayo. |
| 4862 | Commerford, Bernard (b 1951) | Moved to Brisbane, Qld Australia. Born 1951 in Bulawayo. School Henry Low/Hamilton. Worked for Rhodesia Railways, worked in the BSAP from 1971-74 |
| 4863 | Commerford, Brian 2004 | |
| 4864 | Commerford, Freda (nee Phillips) | |
| 4865 | Commerford, Jennifer (neé Hartung) (b 1952) | Moved to Brisbane, QLD Australia. Born 1952 in Bulawayo. School Townsend High. Worked for Detroit Motors |
| 4866 | Commerford, John Brian | Lomagundi Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 4867 | Commerford, Pat | Mrs, Bulawayo 2004 |
| 4868 | Commerford, Pierce Olof | worked in the BSAP from 1933-53 |
| 4869 | Commerford, Rosalie Adelaide | Lomagundi Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 4870 | Commerford, Theresa Eileen 1964 | Buried at Athlone Bulawayo |
| 4871 | Committie, Trevor | Moved to Cape Town, South Africa. School Bancroft Primary/Chingola High |
| 4872 | Common, John | In 1904 lived at Surprise Mine, Selukwe. Miner |
| 4873 | Common, Stephen 1918 | In 1904 lived at Surprise Mine, Selukwe. Miner. 1918 estate |
| 4874 | Comninos, Comninos Xenophon | Cotton’s Bldgs., Manica Rd., S’by, commissioner oaths 1938, Salisbury South Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 4875 | Comninos, Marie | Salisbury South Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 4876 | Comploier, Peter 1896 | Murdered or missing in the Matabele war 1896 |
| 4877 | Compton, Gary (b 1961) | Moved to Reigate, surr UK. Born 1961 in Sailsbury. School que que. Worked for Risco |
| 4878 | Compton, Karen (neé Boag) (b 1964) | Moved to Stirling, Scotland, UK. Born 1964 in Luanshya, Zambia. School Thornhill High. Worked for Innscor Then Mcdonald Timbers |
| 4879 | Compton, Sydney | worked in the BSAP from 1930-51 |
| 4880 | Compton, Sydney 1989 | Died 1st March, 1989. Cape Town, South Africa. |
| 4881 | Compton, Trevor Edward | worked in the BSAP from 1958-61 |
| 4882 | Compton, Winsom | Hillside junior 1967 |
| 4883 | Compton, Wynford Hercules Anthony | worked in the BSAP from 1979-82 |
| 4884 | Comrie, Douglas Stuart (b 1961) | Moved to Langley., BC Canada. Born 1961 in Toronto. School UBHS. Worked for Bsap, worked in the BSAP from 1980-81 |
| 4885 | Comrie, Linda (neé Barlow) (b 1964) | Moved to Langley, BC Canada. Born 1964 in Ndola. School UGHS |
| 4886 | Comyn, D J | 1973 Hwange doctor |
| 4887 | Conceicao, Domingos | army intake 133 |
| 4888 | Conceicao, Paul Baptista | |
| 4889 | Conchar, Andrew James | Umtali Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 4890 | Conchar, Emma | Selukwe Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 4891 | Conchar, Kathleen Louise | Umtali Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 4892 | Condon, Declan 2013 | Died 30th March 2013 in Johannesburg, South Africa. BSAP. worked in the BSAP from 1967-70 |
| 4893 | Condon, James | byo |
| 4894 | Condon, Janet Vaughan | Acquired property in Bulawayo in 2008 |
| 4895 | Condon, John Patrick | worked in the BSAP from 1963-83 |
| 4896 | Condon, Leslie Allen 1987 | |
| 4897 | Condon, Malachy | byo |
| 4898 | Condon, Mark (Goss) (b 1957) | Moved to Northampton, UK. Born 1957 in Coventry, U.k. School Chaplin, Gwelo. Worked for Philpott & Collins |
| 4899 | Condon, Michael (b 1964) | Moved to Clearwater Beach, fl USA. Born 1964 in Salisbury |
| 4900 | Condon, Richard Mark | Acquired property in Bulawayo in 2008 |
| 4901 | Condy, Dini | hre |
| 4902 | Condy, F | 1926 Umtali. married to Condy, Lilias Dorothy Madeline (nee Elliott) |
| 4903 | Condy, J B | Was at Plumtree school Milner house 40-44 |
| 4904 | Condy, John | a well known vet |
| 4905 | Condy, Lilias Dorothy Madeline (nee Elliott) | 1926 Umtali. Married to F Condy. Parents were Elliott, Frederick George 1926 and Elliott, Bethia Mary (nee Edmonstone). Siblings were Vere Arthur Edmonstone Elliott, Lilias Dorothy Madeline Condy (nee Elliott), Doris Elliott, Gerald Alfred Elliott, and Joseph Elliott |
| 4906 | Condy, Michael John 2021 | 14 Sep 1953 to 13 Jul 2021, Wife was Dini B. Moved to Randburg, South Africa. Born 1953 in Lobatsi, Botswana. School Falcon. Worked for Dave Pohl & Associates |
| 4907 | Condy, Mr | BSAP 1974 |
| 4908 | Condy, T J 1902 | or S J. 1423 Pte SA Field Force BSAP, B Division MIA 7 march 1902 |
| 4909 | Condy, Vere Elliott | Umtali North Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 4910 | Coney, Deborah (neé Jackson) (b 1968) | Moved to Perth, WA Australia. Born 1968 in Rusape. School John Cowie, Marrandellas High |
| 4911 | Congdon, Arthur | Bulawayo 1917. Same year lost his brother Congdon, Frederick Albert 1917 |
| 4912 | Congdon, Cecil Edgar | Salisbury Gardens Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 4913 | Congdon, Frederick Albert 1917 | Born 1875 and at 42 died 37 Jan 1917. Lived died buried Bulawayo. Was a painter. Suicide. Single, From England, Had a brother Arthur Congdon |
| 4914 | Coni, Stanley Jasper | worked in the BSAP from 1913-28 |
| 4915 | Conibear, Shirley | |
| 4916 | Conlan, Dorothy Haig | Victoria Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 4917 | Conlan, Norman Edward | Had a 2019 Norton phone number |
| 4918 | Conlan, Richard Patrick 1908 | Buried at Mutare |
| 4919 | Conlan, Samuel Patrick 1942 | 4189697 Sgt Cheshire Regiment 1st Battalion DOAS 15 Jul 1942 |
| 4920 | Conlan, Vincent John 1979 | 10445 PO BSAP KIA 13 Jan 1979, Patrol Officer, British South Africa Police, killed in action. worked in the BSAP from 1978-79 |
| 4921 | Conlin, Brendan (b 1965) | Moved to Preston, UK. Born 1965 in Bulawayo. School CBC |
| 4922 | Conlon, Vivienne (neé Torr) (b 1960) | Moved to Cleveland, OH USA. Born 1960 in Fort Victoria. School Fort Vic Junior and Ft Vic High |
| 4923 | Conn, Andrew A (Andy) | Was at Plumtree school Milner house 72-77. Lived in Victoria Falls |
| 4924 | Conn, Peter Alexander (Billy) 2015 | (85). Survived by three children Judy, Marjie and Andrew. Howick, South Africa, 15th July, 2015. Educated at Hilton College then C Squadron, SAS in Malaya, then Northern Rhodesia Regiment, OC 3 Commando and 2ic 1st Battalion, RLI and RAR. Mazoe Citrus Estate and PATU. Lt Col of 1RR until disbanded then moved to Natal, South Africa. Southern Rhodesia coronation contingent. SR Staff corps |
| 4925 | Connear, Bill 1982 | Buried at Athlone Bulawayo |
| 4926 | Connear, Edith Annie Allice | Salisbury Central Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 4927 | Connear, James Charles | Salisbury Central Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 4928 | Connear, Patrick | Gatooma Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 4929 | Connear, Rita Dulcie | Salisbury City Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 4930 | Connear, William | Salisbury Central Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 4931 | Connel, David Moffat | Salisbury South Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 4932 | Connel, Janet Grieve | Salisbury Gardens Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 4933 | Connel, Thomas | In 1908 lived at 18, Marshall’s Chambers, Bulawayo. Mining Contractor |
| 4934 | Connell, Alfred Robert | Salisbury North Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 4935 | Connell, D M | Rhodesian In WW2 that served in the Royal navy or South African Navy forces |
| 4936 | Connell, John (b 1953) | Moved to Blantyre, Malawi. Born 1953 in Invercargill,new Zealand. School Francis Douglas Memorial college, New Plymouth. Worked for 1977-80 Rhodesian Army, 5 Eng,support Sqn,pookie Troop |
| 4937 | Connell, Maureen | Hatfield High School 1955 – 1959 |
| 4938 | Connell, T C 1904 | Father was Charles Connell in Ireland. Died 12 April 1904 in Livingstone. Had some connection with Kalomo. |
| 4939 | Connell, Tom | swimming or diving coach, 1966 Rhodesian swim & dive team |
| 4940 | Connell, Tracey | |
| 4941 | Connellan, Les (b 1951) | Moved to Cape Town, South Africa. Born 1951 in Salisbury. School Cranborne |
| 4942 | Connelly, Beda | |
| 4943 | Connelly, Charles 2004 | Father of Ken and Sheila |
| 4944 | Connelly, Eileen | Kwe Kwe in 2020 |
| 4945 | Connelly, Glenn | byo |
| 4946 | Connelly, Heather (neé Causton) (b 1964) | Moved to Benoni, South Africa. Born 1964 in Salisbury. School Umtali Girls High. Worked for Specis College |
| 4947 | Connelly, Kenneth Michael (b 1959) | Moved to Kakanda, Congo-kin. Born 1959 in Jedburgh. School Queque High. Worked for BSAP. Sable Chemicals. worked in the BSAP from 1977-79 |
| 4948 | Connely, Phil | army intake 154 |
| 4949 | Conner, Wilda Frances (Billie) (nee Young) 2016 | passed away at 87, on August 29, 2016 at Harry Hynes Hospice, Wichita, KS. She was born October 5, 1928 in rural Kingman, as the 7th child of Bessie Mae Balldock and Franklin Leroy Young. She was preceded in death by her husband, Dewey Wayne Conner, after 61 years of marriage together. As a Diplomat’s wife in the U.S. Foreign Service (1957-1983), she was to represent the U.S.A. all over the world. Together, they lived and raised their family in the Philippines, Rhodesia, Nyasaland, Kenya, South Africa, Vietnam, Nigeria and India. Wilda and Wayne had six children, Michael-deceased (Kathy) of Champaign, IL, Steven (Laurie) of Wichita, Patric (Joan) of Kingman, Kip (Patti) of Punta Gorda, FL, Timothy (Karla) of Newton, and Candace Fries (Bren) of Cincinnati, OH; |
| 4950 | Connerty, James | |
| 4951 | Connerty, June Yvonne 2015 | Wife of Jim and mother of Gary, Bobby and Nikki Todd, Jennifer and Jeffrey. 1st May 2015 in Bulawayo after a prolonged illness. |
| 4952 | Connery, Dana | |
| 4953 | Connery, David (b 1972) | Moved to Bulawayo, Born 1972 in Kwe Kwe. School Tennyson,Whitestone,Falcon College. Worked for Cecon Enterprises |
| 4954 | Connery, Gill | 2004 byo |
| 4955 | Connery, Paul | |
| 4956 | Connick, Detta (neé Weir) (b 1937) | Moved to Dublin, Ireland. Born 1937 in Salisbury |
| 4957 | Conniham, W H 1899 | 2391 TSM BSAP Walford’s Garrison KIA 31 Oct 1899 |
| 4958 | Connock, Claude Jameson | worked in the BSAP from 1914-19 |
| 4959 | Connock, Clive (b 1948) | Moved to Alberton, South Africa. Born 1948 in Johannesburg. School Cranborne Boys High. Worked for Field Aircraft Services |
| 4960 | Connock, Lorraine (neé Schwerin) (b 1950) | Moved to Alberton, South Africa. Born 1950 in Shabani. School Townsend Girls High Bulawayo. Worked for Hubert Davies |
| 4961 | Connolly, Andrew | hre |
| 4962 | Connolly, Anthony James | worked in the BSAP from 1968-81 |
| 4963 | Connolly, Brian Moorcroft | Salisbury Gardens Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 4964 | Connolly, Charles (b 1952) | Moved to Christchurch, New Zealand. Born 1952 in Salisbury. School Allan Wilson. Worked for Air Force ATC |
| 4965 | Connolly, Dave (b 1961) | Moved to Shurugwi, Zimbabwe. Born 1961 in Gweru. School Gifford. Worked for Aa Mines, Zimasco |
| 4966 | Connolly, Denis Moorcroft 2016 | CLM (aged 89). Passed away in Bulawayo on 23rd July 2016. He joined Rhodesia’s old Native Department in 1943 and retired as Secretary for Internal Affairs in the 1980s. acquired property in Bulawayo 2008 |
| 4967 | Connolly, Denni (neé Sims) (b 1954) | Moved to Brisbane, QLD Australia. Born 1954 in Ndola. School Waterford, Townsend, Worked for Bata Shoe Company, Gwelo Municipality, Nome Gold |
| 4968 | Connolly, Dennis | married to Maureen L Bacon. Came to Rhodesia in the 60s and lived in the USA. They had 3 children |
| 4969 | Connolly, Diane (neé Lawson) (b 1956) | Moved to Johannesburg, South Africa. Born 1956 in Glasgow. School Jameson. Worked for Barclays Hartley, INTAF Karoi |
| 4970 | Connolly, Emily | Raylton Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 4971 | Connolly, Eric Eugene | worked in the BSAP from 1949-62 |
| 4972 | Connolly, Hazel May | acquired property in Bulawayo 2008 |
| 4973 | Connolly, Jim | left or still in Bulawayo, army intake 106 |
| 4974 | Connolly, John (b 1954) | Moved to Johannesburg, South Africa. Born 1954 in Gwelo. School Gifford Tech Byo. Worked for Intaf & Air Force |
| 4975 | Connolly, John Patrick | Raylton Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 4976 | Connolly, Kathryn (neé Stewart) (b 1957) | Moved to Christchurch, New Zealand. Born 1957 in Umtali. School Roosevelt and Admiral Tait. Worked for Civil Aviation And Others |
| 4977 | Connolly, Kevin 1976 | Was at Plumtree school Grey house 65-70. Field Reservist, British South Africa Police, Killed in an ambush in Siabuwa (Binga) on 20th December 1976. a stick of the BSAP on patrol in the Mucheni area of Binga District, stopped for the night at an old Roads Dept camp. At 0500 hours the following morning, 20 December, they came under heavy attack from CTs, and in the one-sided action, five members of the force were killed and one wounded. Their stick leader, wounded through the leg, managed to escape and caught a bus to Binga to get help. Killed were FR Kevin Connolly (24) of the Police Reserve BSAP • FR J Ndhlovu of the Police Reserve BSAP • FR K Nyoni of the Police Reserve BSAP • NSPO Trevor Threadingham (21), a national serviceman with the BSAP • NSPO Thomas Walker (18), a national serviceman with the BSAP |
| 4978 | Connolly, Lilian Elizabeth | Salisbury North Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 4979 | Connolly, Lisa | Married to Mike Connolly and lived in Bulawayo |
| 4980 | Connolly, Margaret Ann | Raylton Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 4981 | Connolly, Marie | Married to Paul Connolly and lived in Victoria Falls |
| 4982 | Connolly, Mary Anne Louise (nee May) 1957 | Buried in Kwe Kwe |
| 4983 | Connolly, Mary Jane | Umtali Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 4984 | Connolly, Mike | Was at Plumtree school Milner house 80-86, Married to Lisa, Lived in Bulawayo |
| 4985 | Connolly, Mike (b 1952) | Moved to Brisbane, QLD Australia. Born 1952 in Gwelo. School Riverside/Gifford Tech. Worked for P T C Gwelo & Selukwe, Rhodesian Chrome Mines Selukwe. Rhodesian Air Force. |
| 4986 | Connolly, Mr 1896 | Died at Fort Enterprise Salisbury 14 May 1896 BSAP |
| 4987 | Connolly, Nichole | |
| 4988 | Connolly, Norma (neé Swales) (b 1946) | Moved to Durban/natal, South Africa. Born 1946 in Zambia. School Bulawayo Convent. Worked for R Railways |
| 4989 | Connolly, Ozzie | Bulawayo industrialist |
| 4990 | Connolly, Pam | Harare convent |
| 4991 | Connolly, Pat (neé Benade) (b 1959) | Moved to Perth, Australia. Born 1959 in Wankie – Zimbabwe. School Townsend High |
| 4992 | Connolly, Paul | Was at Plumtree school Grey house 66-71, Was married to Marie. Lived in Victoria Falls, A lawyer and worked with tourist industry in Victoria Falls. Once attacked by by a leopard in his garden and kitchen |
| 4993 | Connolly, Paul Graham | worked in the BSAP from 1976-80 |
| 4994 | Connolly, Robert Douglas | Raylton Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 4995 | Connolly, Sandy (neé Smith) (b 1957) | Moved to Christchurch, New Zealand. Born 1957 in Gwanda. School Thornhill High. Worked for Musgrove&watson Castlemarine Travel |
| 4996 | Connolly, Sydney Moorcroft 1920 | Born 1881 and at 62 died 20 Sep 1920. Born London England lived died buried Que Que. Married with 3 kids and a solicitor. Had a son at 7 North ave Salisbury. Was a 1925 Kwe kwe executor |
| 4997 | Connolly, Thomas | In 1908 lived at Carlow, Inyanga. Farmer |
| 4998 | Connolly, Tom | Hatfield High School 1955 – 1959 |
| 4999 | Connolly, Trish | daugheter Ozzie Connolly did her nursing training at Groote Schuur hospital Cape Town |
| 5000 | Connoly, Cathy | Hillside junior 1967 |
| 5001 | Connoly, Clive | Hillside junior 1967 |
| 5002 | Connon, Jim | In 1956 he joined Bill Irvine in the poultry and stud cattle business. Jim was to become managing director of the day old chicks and chairman of the Poultry Producers Association. He had a son Stanley Connon that was to also work with him |
| 5003 | Connon, Stanley | Son of Jim Connon and worked with his father in the Poultrey business. Harare, Zimbabwe |
| 5004 | Connor, Adrian Richard (b 1992) | Born 24 Dec 1992. Went to Lomagundi College. Former Diesel tech at Volvo. Former General Manager at Chicon Chiredzi contractors 2011-12. Lived Harare and Dewetsdorp South Africa, Father Shaun Connor. Siblings Jayde Rautenbach and Justin Connor |
| 5005 | Connor, Albert Edward | worked in the BSAP from 1920-23 |
| 5006 | Connor, David (b 1959) | Moved to Port Kenney, WA Australia. Born 1959 in Chingola. School Que Que High. Worked for Risco |
| 5007 | Connor, Dewwy Wayne | Worked in the US foreign service and in a number of countries including Rhodesia |
| 5008 | Connor, Eily Kathleen | Salisbury District Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 5009 | Connor, Elsabe (neé Lombard) (b 1955) | Moved to Perth, WA Australia. Born 1955 in Que Que. School Loius Trchardt. Worked for Risco |
| 5010 | Connor, Frank (b 1952) | Moved to Perth, Australia. Born 20 Jul 1952 in Salisbury. School Que Que High, Bulawayo Tech. Worked for Risco 1970-76. Sister Hilde Connor |
| 5011 | Connor, Hilde (b 1953) | Moved to Milton Keynes, UK. Moved to Rockingham, Western Australia. Born 1953 in Salisbury. School Que Que. Worked for Risco |
| 5012 | Connor, J B | Southern Rhodesia coronation contingent. |
| 5013 | Connor, James Patrick | Shabani Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 5014 | Connor, Joan Maria | Hartley Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 5015 | Connor, Kathleen Emily | Raylton Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 5016 | Connor, Luke | |
| 5017 | Connor, M J | Haygrange, P.O. Syringa. 1939 |
| 5018 | Connor, Mary Euphemia Connor | In 1946 lived at 27, Beverley Court, Bulawayo, Was a house helper |
| 5019 | Connor, Matthew John | Salisbury District Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 5020 | Connor, May | 1918 estate |
| 5021 | Connor, Michelle (neé Gloss) (b 1969) | Moved to New Zealand, Australia. Born 1969 in Bulawayo. School Fort victoria |
| 5022 | Connor, Michelle Yvette (nee Van Wyk) | |
| 5023 | Connor, Mike (Slasher) (b 1946) | Moved to Pretoria, South Africa. Born 1946 in Salisbury. School Trenton Middle. |
| 5024 | Connor, Monique Danielle (nee Querl) (b 1996) | Born 29 May 1996. Went to Girls’ College Bulawayo. Studied Interior design and Feng Shui at INTEC College – Leader in Distance Learning. Also lived in Harare. Married to James Connor since 2021. Brother Brad Michael Querl |
| 5025 | Connor, Wally (b 1948) | Moved to Milton Keynes, England. Born 1948 in St Blasen. School Chingola Primary/Que Que High. 1961 to 1965. Worked for Posts & Telecom Corp and Risco till 1979 |
| 5026 | Connor, William Henry (Bill) 1978 | 308276 FR BSAP PR KIA 24 Sep 1978, Field Reservist, British South Africa Police, killed in action |
| 5027 | Connoway, Johan (b 1952) | was in Northern Rhodesia in 1964 when it became Zambia. He was in standard 4 in Parker Primary school in Broken Hill (Kabwe) and family were tobacco and maize farmers in Mkushi farming area in Zambia at the time. Was born in Rusape in 1952. His dad, a young farm assistant in Rhodesia, grabbed the opportunity to get a virgin farm in Mkushi mid 1950’s. They returned to Rhodesia and bought a farm in Burma Valley from his uncle in 1967. The farm was the highest and nestled into the top corner of Burma Valley |
| 5028 | Conolly, Allan Gavin | sold property in Bulawayo 2008 |
| 5029 | Conolly, Charles 2009 | (aged 57). Husband to Sandy and father of Ryan and Donovan. 22nd June, 2009. Christchurch, New Zealand. |
| 5030 | Conolly, D M | 1969 Bulawayo court assessor |
| 5031 | Conolly, Daniel | whitestone boy 2019 |
| 5032 | Conolly, David M | Was at Plumtree school Milner house. Lived in Bulawayo |
| 5033 | Conolly, Eileen Winifred 1948 | Buried at Athlone Bulawayo |
| 5034 | Conolly, Gavin 2005 | died 2005 |
| 5035 | Conolly, Grace Mary 1955 | Buried at Athlone Bulawayo |
| 5036 | Conolly, Ian | Bulawayo and South Africa |
| 5037 | Conolly, J H | Gladys Farm, P.O. Box 762, Bulawayo. 1939 |
| 5038 | Conolly, John B 2004 | Was at Plumtree school. Married to Judy, died 2004 |
| 5039 | Conolly, Joseph Chamberlain | Wankie Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 5040 | Conolly, Kay (nee Wilson) | passed away in Bulawayo |
| 5041 | Conolly, Lisa Catherine | owned land in Bulawayo upto 2019 |
| 5042 | Conolly, Michael Norman | owned land in Bulawayo upto 2019 |
| 5043 | Conolly, Noami Ruth 1987 | In 1946 lived at 62, Borrow Street P.O. Box 342, Bulawayo, Was a teacher. 1910-1987, involved with scouts |
| 5044 | Conolly, Phelia Joy 1944 | Buried at Athlone in Bulawayo |
| 5045 | Conolly, R B | Auks Nest, P.O. Beatrice Box 352, Salisbury. 1938-1939 |
| 5046 | Conolly, Redmond Carson | Western Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 5047 | Conolly, Sylvia Dawn 1935 | Buried at Athlone Bulawayo |
| 5048 | Conolly, Thomas 1899 | 874 Tpr BSAP DOAS 11 Nov 1899, The voting register still records in 1902 at Nyanga someone of the same name in BSAP |
| 5049 | Conolly, Thomas Gavin 2005 | died 2005 |
| 5050 | Conolly, Timothy 1980 | Buried at Athlone Bulawayo |
| 5051 | Conolly, William 1904 | Born 1864 and at 40 died 12 may 1904 in Bulawayo. Lived in Bulawayo and from manchester UK, was single and a painter, died in Bulawayo |
| 5052 | Conrad, Louisa | St. John’s High School |
| 5053 | Conrad, M 1976 | Constable, British South Africa Police, killed on active service, murdered on leave by terrorists, 12 November 1976. |
| 5054 | Conradie, Brenda Marie | owned land in Bulawayo upto 2019 |
| 5055 | Conradie, Delene (neé Burger) (b 1936) | Moved to Cape Town, South Africa. Born 1936 in Harare. School Meisieskool Oranje Bloemfontein. Worked for Self Farmed Mteps. Married to Hermanus Conradie and they lived at Felton farm Matepatepa where they did maize and tobacco farming |
| 5056 | Conradie, Frederick Johannes 1962 | Buried at Athlone Bulawayo |
| 5057 | Conradie, H C | Dunkerry, Private B 1939 |
| 5058 | Conradie, Hermanus (b 1930) | Moved to Cape Town, South Africa. Born 1930 in Harare. School Prince Edward. Worked for Self Farmed Mteps. A maize farmer at Felton farm Matepatepa. About 1981 was awarded the prize for maize grower of the year, He had also been a tobacco grower of the year. Was married to Delene Conradie |
| 5059 | Conradie, Hermanus Combrink | Mazoe Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 5060 | Conradie, Jacobus Daniel | worked in the BSAP from 1974-77 |
| 5061 | Conradie, John Andrew | Pretoria born, Was prisoned in Rhodesia for 20 years and released in 1980. Was arrested for reportedly being involved in terrorist activities |
| 5062 | Conradie, Lance | hre |
| 5063 | Conradie, Nathan | |
| 5064 | Conradie, Niel | Prince Edward School |
| 5065 | Conradie, Pieter Jacobus 1972 | Born 1900 and died at 72 on the 12 Jul 1972, Born in South Africa. Stayd in 1256 Frayner St, Queens wood Pretoria. A married pensioner. Died near Hwange and buried in Bulawayo. Had a son in law Theodore Vermaak who lived in Hawange |
| 5066 | Conradie, Sue | |
| 5067 | Conradie, Willem Daniel | worked in the BSAP from 1978-80 |
| 5068 | Conradie, Willem Johannes 1974 | Born 1952 and at 22 died 8 March 1974. Born in South Africa. Lived at SAP Empangeni and was a constable policeman. Was single. Died in Victoria Falls, buried at Reddersburg. South African Police serving in Rhodesia who were Killed in Action and one member Reported Missing when their patrol was ambushed by insurgents near Kandahar Island in the Victoria Falls Area on 08 March 1974. |
| 5069 | Conrath, Charles Frederick 1921 | Born 1865 and at 56 died 5 Nov 1921. Born Namaqualand lived died buried in Bulawayo. Was single and a chemist, He had been in London. Parents were Charles Henry Conrath and Helen Karaft. In 1908 lived at 190, Abercorn Street, Bulawayo. Chemist, Stand owner |
| 5070 | Conroy, Joe | Was at Plumtree school and married Joy. She was recorded as living in Croydon |
| 5071 | Conroy, Mike (b 1946) | Moved to Washington, t+w UK. Born 1946 in Newcastle On Tyne. School u.k. Worked for Railways, Lived at 2, Hussar road,Kumalo |
| 5072 | Conry, Teresa Mary 1950 | Buried at Kwe Kwe |
| 5073 | Constable, Alan Marmaduke | Wankie Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 5074 | Constable, Di | Air Rhodesia. |
| 5075 | Constable, Esme | hre |
| 5076 | Constable, Ethel Muriel 1962 | Buried at Athlone Bulawayo |
| 5077 | Constable, Florence Maude Agnes | Raylton Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 5078 | Constable, Gordon Ingram | worked in the BSAP from 1933-53 |
| 5079 | Constable, H P 1901 | Lt SA Field Force BSAP, B Division DOAS 11 June 1901 |
| 5080 | Constable, Harriet Gordon 1962 | Buried at Athlone Bulawayo |
| 5081 | Constable, John | |
| 5082 | Constable, John Montagu 1931 | Buried at Athlone Bulawayo |
| 5083 | Constable, Michael | |
| 5084 | Constable, Roy Gordon 1978 | Victoria Voters 1946 – 1948. Buried in Masvingo |
| 5085 | Constable, Thomas | In 1908 lived at P.O. Box 170, Bulawayo. Restaurant keeper |
| 5086 | Constance Ross Smith | in 1918 lived at Fort Rixon police. Her husband died same year being Robert Ross Smith. They had married in Bulawayo |
| 5087 | Constandinos, M L | 1977 Bulawayo councillor |
| 5088 | Constanine, J 1914 | 1914 estate |
| 5089 | Constan-Tatos, Peter (b 1961) | Moved to Johannesburg, South Africa. Born 1961 in Sby. School Mount Pleasant |
| 5090 | Constantine, Avril | A family with parents Constantine, Eric Claude and Constantine, Shirley Joyce. Thier children were Maidwell, Beverley Wood (nee Constantine) (b 1956), Gail Constantine, Avril Constantine, Erice Constantine, Helene Constantine and Stephen Constantine. |
| 5091 | Constantine, Elsie 1995 | Buried at Mutare |
| 5092 | Constantine, Erice | A family with parents Constantine, Eric Claude and Constantine, Shirley Joyce. Thier children were Maidwell, Beverley Wood (nee Constantine) (b 1956), Gail Constantine, Avril Constantine, Erice Constantine, Helene Constantine and Stephen Constantine. |
| 5093 | Constantine, Eric Claude 2004 | A family with parents Constantine, Eric Claude and Constantine, Shirley Joyce. Thier children were Maidwell, Beverley Wood (nee Constantine) (b 1956), Gail Constantine, Avril Constantine, Erice Constantine, Helene Constantine and Stephen Constantine. died 2004 |
| 5094 | Constantine, Gail | A family with parents Constantine, Eric Claude and Constantine, Shirley Joyce. Thier children were Maidwell, Beverley Wood (nee Constantine) (b 1956), Gail Constantine, Avril Constantine, Erice Constantine, Helene Constantine and Stephen Constantine. |
| 5095 | Constantine, Helene | A family with parents Constantine, Eric Claude and Constantine, Shirley Joyce. Thier children were Maidwell, Beverley Wood (nee Constantine) (b 1956), Gail Constantine, Avril Constantine, Erice Constantine, Helene Constantine and Stephen Constantine. |
| 5096 | Constantine, Shirley Joyce 2005 | A family with parents Constantine, Eric Claude and Constantine, Shirley Joyce. Thier children were Maidwell, Beverley Wood (nee Constantine) (b 1956), Gail Constantine, Avril Constantine, Erice Constantine, Helene Constantine and Stephen Constantine.. died 2005 |
| 5097 | Constantine, Stephen | A family with parents Constantine, Eric Claude and Constantine, Shirley Joyce. Thier children were Maidwell, Beverley Wood (nee Constantine) (b 1956), Gail Constantine, Avril Constantine, Erice Constantine, Helene Constantine and Stephen Constantine. |
| 5098 | Constantinides, A | Was at Plumtree school Gaul house |
| 5099 | Constantinides, Evelthoy | Greek Cypriot |
| 5100 | Constantinou, C | Was at Plumtree school Milner house |
| 5101 | Constantinou, Dino | |
| 5102 | Constantinou, George Charalambos Constantine | worked in the BSAP from 1977-80 |
| 5103 | Constantinou, Penny (b 1960) | Moved to Cyprus. Born 1960 in Bulawayo. School Eveline |
| 5104 | Conte, Alta (neé Bezuidenhout) (b 1967) | Moved to Lusaka, Zambia. Born 1967 in Masvingo. School Fort Victoria High, 1980 – 1984. Worked for Teacher, Lomagundi High/American Embassy School |
| 5105 | Conte, Joseph Richard | left or still in Bulawayo |
| 5106 | Conte, Pauline | eveline |
| 5107 | Contoret, Angie (b 1977) | Moved to Bournemouth, Dors UK. Born 1977 in Chipinge. School KHS. Worked for All Over |
| 5108 | Contoret, Jennifer (neé Hosken) (b 1977) | Moved to York, UK Zimbabwe. Born 1977 in Bulawayo. School Peterhouse Girls. Worked for Various Companies |
| 5109 | Conway, Babette | |
| 5110 | Conway, Bevil (b 1974) | Moved to Cambridge, Ma USA. Born 1974 in Harare (Salisbury). School Groombridge elementary. Worked for Peterhouse secondary |
| 5111 | Conway, Brian (b 1964) | Moved to George, South Africa. Born 1964 in Salisbury. School Marandellas High School |
| 5112 | Conway, Charles | Family includes father Charles Conway and children Ron Conway and Gillian Conway. |
| 5113 | Conway, Charles Alfred 1954 | Buried at Athlone Bulawayo |
| 5114 | Conway, Charles Hawkesworth Crewe 1941 | 205190 2/Lt Royal Corps of Signals DOAS 30 Jul 1941 |
| 5115 | Conway, Charles James | Que Que Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 5116 | Conway, Gavin | rhodie air force |
| 5117 | Conway, Gillian | Family includes father Charles Conway and children Ron Conway and Gillian Conway. |
| 5118 | Conway, Gillian Mary | worked in the BSAP from 1973-80 |
| 5119 | Conway, J G | Box 13, Eiffel Math. 1939 |
| 5120 | Conway, J J | grew crops at Erin. An Irishman he had a passion for horses. He had the Cam and Motor wood contract and Mr Webb was his farm manager. He died when young and his brother J.F. Conway took over the estate as trustee. |
| 5121 | Conway, J J | Gwelo 1908. Parents were John Conway and Mary Jane Conway in Ireland. Had a brother Patrick Joseph Conway (d 1908) |
| 5122 | Conway, James (Joe) 1968 | 722997 Cpl BCR (Posthumous) SAS C Sqn KOAS 18 Nov 1968. Described as a fun guy. Was in RLI and SAS. Sister was Lulia Conway. died in the Rhodesian war and won the bronze cross for gallantry. |
| 5123 | Conway, James Joseph | Wankie Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 5124 | Conway, James Joseph 1964 | Raylton Voters 1946 – 1948. Buried at Athlone Bulawayo |
| 5125 | Conway, Jessie McGregor | Gatooma Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 5126 | Conway, Johan | 1970s possibly Eastern Highlands |
| 5127 | Conway, Johanna Frances 1981 | Raylton Voters 1946 – 1948. Buried at Athlone Bulawayo |
| 5128 | Conway, John | Had a 2019 Bulawayo phone number |
| 5129 | Conway, John 1977 | Brother John Conway was born in Brogue Lane in Ireland in 1920. He received his primary education at Strand Road School and started his first job at age 14 as a driver’s helper with the Shell Oil Company in Tralee. He continued to take odd jobs and took evening classes at a technical school in Moyderwell at age 16 before immigrating to England at age 20. Though he worked both in construction and as a long-distance lorry driver for several years, in 1948 he joined the English province of the Jesuits as a lay brother. His one and only mission abroad as a Jesuit was to Rhodesia (Zimbabwe), where he worked at Saint Paul’s Mission in Musami from 1954-1977. It is said that he built the mission by himself: he not only built a school and a house, but he also served as a doctor, preacher, and even the mission’s lorry driver. During his time there, the mission grew from nothing to a mission of 2,000 people with a primary school, a secondary school, a farm, a hospital, and a social center.On February 6, 1977, nationalist guerrillas arrived at the mission, rounded up the white staff (which also included five Dominican sisters), and took them a short distance away. In the words of Father Dunstan Myerscough, a priest who survived by throwing himself to the ground when the shooting began: “Finally, three of them turned on us and raised their guns…we didn’t know they were going to shoot us until the firing started…when the firing stopped I looked up and saw that the other seven were dead and that there was nothing I could do for them.” Brother John Conway was 57 years of age when he was killed. |
| 5130 | Conway, John Ignatius | Salisbury North Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 5131 | Conway, John William | Selukwe Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 5132 | Conway, Julia (b 1952) | Moved to Randburg, South Africa. Born 1952 in Bulawayo. School Chaplin High. Worked for Cid Gwelo Branch. sister to James Conway |
| 5133 | Conway, Kevin J | was a successful coffee and tea grower in Chipinga but qualified as a Chartered Accountant whilst farming there and migrated to Vancouver, Canada. He then retired and spent much of his time in South Africa volunteering for wildlife conservation. |
| 5134 | Conway, Martin Conway | worked in the BSAP from 1975-82 |
| 5135 | Conway, May | Que Que Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 5136 | Conway, Patrick Joseph 1908 | From Roscommon Ireland. Parenst were John Conway and Mary Jane Conway. A 27 amalgamator and single. Died 18 Nov 1908 in Gwelo. Had a brother J J Conway |
| 5137 | Conway, Rob | Family includes father Charles Conway and children Ron Conway and Gillian Conway. A Gwebi student in 1981 |
| 5138 | Conway, Sean (b 1981) | Sean Conway (born 1981) was a Zimbabwean endurance adventurer, author and motivational speaker, who became the first person to cycle, swim, and run the length of Great Britain, from Land’s End to John o’Groats. |
| 5139 | Conway, Terry 2008 | Husband to Judy. 7th February, 2008. Harare, Zimbabwe. |
| 5140 | Conway, Ursula | Air Rhodesia |
| 5141 | Conybeare, Allan | Was at Milner house Plumtree 86-91, Moved to Australia. Married Sally Conybeare (nee Kilburn) |
| 5142 | Conybeare, Barbara | |
| 5143 | Conybeare, Julie (nee Hammond) | married to Michael Conybeare. Parents were Richard & Pm Hammond. Moved to Brisbane Australia |
| 5144 | Conybeare, Michael S (Mike) | Was at Milner house Plumtree 88-93, 1993 cricket captain. moved to Brisbane Australia. married Julie Conybeare (nee Hammond). |
| 5145 | Conybeare, Sally (nee Kilburn) | married to Allan Conybeare. Parents were Robin & Jean Kilburn. Moved to Australia |
| 5146 | Conyers, Jack 1938 | Buried at Athlone Bulawayo |
| 5147 | Conyers, Joan Atherlie | In 1946 lived at 6, Peard Avenue, Bulawayo, Was a typiste |
| 5148 | Conyers, Lara (neé Botha) (b 1973) | Moved to Swindon, Wil UK. Born 1973 in Harare. School The Convent. Worked for Chartfield |
| 5149 | Conyers, Margaret Maud | In 1946 lived at 6, Peard Avenue, North End, Bulawayo, Was married |
| 5150 | Cooch, George Bryan 1905 | Born 1866 and when 39 died 7 Jan 1905. Born Belfast Ireland. Lived at Albany Chambers main st Bulawayo. Was married and worked as a brick maker.Died and buried in Bulawayo. Rhodesia Regiment Boer War. Trooper |
| 5151 | Coogan, Patrick | . In 1902 was at Salisbury. Police Sergeant |
| 5152 | Coohes, Marion 1913 | was a widow. Died 25 Nov 1913 at Salisbury. |
| 5153 | Cook, A G | national vice president lived Salisbury |
| 5154 | Cook, Alfred George | Salisbury District Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 5155 | Cook, Alfred George | In 1946 lived at Belgravia Hotel, 138, Fort Street, Bulawayo, Was a mechanic |
| 5156 | Cook, Angela (neé Markham) (b 1959) | Moved to Oban, UK. Born 1959 in Bulawayo. School Umtali Girls |
| 5157 | Cook, Angus (b 1965) | Moved to Daventry, UK. Born 1965 in Gwelo. School Vainona. High Worked for College |
| 5158 | Cook, Annan | Que Que Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 5159 | Cook, Anthony Michael | worked in the BSAP from 1952-58 |
| 5160 | Cook, Archie | mentioned in 1896 revbellion |
| 5161 | Cook, Arthur Mark | worked in the BSAP from 1913-33, Hartley Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 5162 | Cook, Barbara (neé Lunn) (b 1953) | Moved to Cape Town, SA South Africa. Born 1953 in Salisbury. School Townsend High. Worked for Cabs |
| 5163 | Cook, Bernice (Berry) (neé Storey) (b 1941) | Moved to Te Aroha, New Zealand. Born 1941 in Bulawayo. School Founders. Worked for Pepsi Cola |
| 5164 | Cook, Bertram Richard | In 1946 lived at 11 Bates Street, Milton Park, P.O. Box 314, Salisbury. Was retired |
| 5165 | Cook, Bill 1991 | mentioned on a memorial Claremont Nyanga Church |
| 5166 | Cook, Bruce | meat hunter and was in 1968 TCU |
| 5167 | Cook, Caroline | Her parents had the Enkeldoorn Hotel |
| 5168 | Cook, Cecil (b 1943) | Born 28 Mar 1943. Went to Mansfield High Durban 57. Went to Northlea High School, Bulawayo, Rhodesia 1958. Studied at Speciss College. Lived in Durban and Harare |
| 5169 | Cook, Cecil George | Salisbury City Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 5170 | Cook, Cecilia 1981 | Buried at Mutare |
| 5171 | Cook, Christine | Salisbury City Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 5172 | Cook, Christopher | worked in the BSAP from 1927-28 |
| 5173 | Cook, Daphne (neé Noble) (b 1940) | Moved to Johannesburg, GP South Africa. Born 1940 in Johannesburg. School Mitchell High. Worked for Gifford High/bac |
| 5174 | Cook, Dave | Born 9 Aug. Umtali then Bulawayo. Moved to Auckland, New Zealand. Married to Sandy Cook since January 6, 1990. Daughter Cassie Cook. Brother was Eric Cook |
| 5175 | Cook, David (b 1967) | Moved to Billingshurst, UK. Born 1967 in Shabani. School Shabani |
| 5176 | Cook, Delia | Salisbury 1972 had a son Greg Cook (Victor), Other kids Belinda and Bernard. Married to Victor Cook |
| 5177 | Cook, Donald (b 1974) | Moved to Townsville, QLD Australia. Born 1974 in Gwelo |
| 5178 | Cook, Dorothy Evelyn | Salisbury City Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 5179 | Cook, E W 1893 | Died 26 April 1893, Buried in Salisbury |
| 5180 | Cook, Edith Alice | In 1946 lived at 9, Selborne Avenue Extension, P.O. Box 1050, Bulawayo, Was a teacher |
| 5181 | Cook, Edith Mary | Wankie Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 5182 | Cook, Edward Boyer Thornhill | Salisbury Gardens Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 5183 | Cook, Emma Ruth | Umtali Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 5184 | Cook, Eric Guelph | Salisbury Gardens Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 5185 | Cook, Evelyn Anuska | Pharmicist business 2018 |
| 5186 | Cook, Evelyn Genevora | Salisbury City Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 5187 | Cook, Fanny Elizabeth | Raylton Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 5188 | Cook, Freda Treisa Whitley | Wankie Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 5189 | Cook, George P | In 1904 lived at Tebekwe Mine, Selukwe. Farm Inspector |
| 5190 | Cook, George Paul 1899 | Rhodesia Regiment Boer War. Trooper. Prisoner. Near Tuli, 21 October 1899. Released. Killed in action. Near Tuli, 18 November 1899. Plumer’s Force. Fort Tuli. Bryces Stores |
| 5191 | Cook, Grace Myrtle 1947 | Buried at Athlone Bulawayo |
| 5192 | Cook, Greg (Victor) (b 1972) | Moved to Johannesburg, South Africa. Born 1972 in Salisbury. School Greystone Park, then schools in Johannesburg. Worked for Lived in Salisbury till 1982: Mother-Delia Father-Victor, Sister-Belinda & Brother-Bernard |
| 5193 | Cook, H J | Town Clerk, Bulawayo 1936-1938 |
| 5194 | Cook, Herbert William | Salisbury South Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 5195 | Cook, Ian Walker 1980 | 26th December, 1980. UK. worked in the BSAP from 1951-80 |
| 5196 | Cook, J | doctor in 1971 seems in Hwange area |
| 5197 | Cook, J S | Hwange doctor 1966 |
| 5198 | Cook, James | mentioned in 1896 revbellion |
| 5199 | Cook, Jane (b 1958) | Moved toLondon, UK. Born 1958 in Lusaka. School Thomas Coulter, Selbourne Routledge, Amanadas, St Peters Diocesan School/Townsend High |
| 5200 | Cook, Jennie (neé Ward) (b 1951) | Moved to Cardiff, UK. Born 1951 in Salisbury. School Marandellas |
| 5201 | Cook, Jennifer | Girls High School, Salisbury, Rhodesia, Studied at Institute of Languages Salisbury, Worked at Nexia Cape Town |
| 5202 | Cook, Jeremy (b 1974) | Moved to Brighton, UK. Born 1974 in Harare. School St. Johns and Watershed College |
| 5203 | Cook, Joan Gwendoline | Highlands Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 5204 | Cook, John | mentioned in 1896 revbellion. In 1904 lived at Sabi Mine, Belingwe. Mine Manager |
| 5205 | Cook, Joyce 1988 | mentioned on a memorial Claremont Nyanga Church |
| 5206 | Cook, Joyce Gladys | Highlands Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 5207 | Cook, Kevin | army intake 85 |
| 5208 | Cook, Laurence (Larry) (b 1933) | Moved to Te Aroha, New Zealand. Born 1933 in Birkenhead. School The grange Elesmere port UK. Worked for Marandellas 1954.as Box Plumbers, Central Pipe Layers (nyasalaand) |
| 5209 | Cook, Les (b 1938) | Moved to Johannesburg, Gaut South Africa. Born 1938 in Roodepoort. School Dale College, Mufilira High.. Worked for Rhodesian Railways |
| 5210 | Cook, Leslie (b 1960) | Moved to Pietersburg, NW South Africa. Born 1960 in Mufilira. School Whitestone,Hamilton Worked for Sab, Siemens |
| 5211 | Cook, Lionel Compigne (Jnr.) | Salisbury City Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 5212 | Cook, Lorraine (neé Edwards) (b 1961) | Moved to Knoxville, Tn USA. Born 1961 in Gatooma. School Hartley, Jameson High, Chisipite |
| 5213 | Cook, Margaret Jane | Salisbury City Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 5214 | Cook, Maxine | acquired property in Bulawayo 2009 |
| 5215 | Cook, Mike (b 1949) | Moved to Birchleigh, South Africa. Born 1949 in Slough England. School Mabelreign Boys High. Worked for The Post Office |
| 5216 | Cook, Moira Eileen 1968 | Buried at Greendale Harare |
| 5217 | Cook, Nala | worked in the BSAP from 1931-32 |
| 5218 | Cook, Nancy Hannah Athol | Que Que Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 5219 | Cook, Neville | worked in the BSAP from 1958-80 |
| 5220 | Cook, Nigel (b 1956) | Moved to Maidenhead, Berk UK. Born 1956 in Salisbury. School Mt Pleasant |
| 5221 | Cook, Olive Iris Evelyn | Hartley Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 5222 | Cook, Pauline Cathrine | Salisbury South Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 5223 | Cook, Percy Ryland Oliver | Wankie Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 5224 | Cook, Peter 2003 | died in Durban after a couple of months of illness then having a major stroke. Remembered by musicians in Bulawayo. Married to Jenny |
| 5225 | Cook, Philip Alan 1927 | From Umtata Cape colony. Parents were Harry P Cook and Harriet Cook. Was 24 a tobacco farmer and single. Died 22 April 1927 at the Mazoe estates. Had a brother in law at Mazoe being Dudley Davies |
| 5226 | Cook, Richard Albert 1918 | Died 17 Dec 1918, Military death. Mentioned on memorials at Gweru Anglican |
| 5227 | Cook, Richard George 1978 | 05/02/1978 Selous Scouts, KIA. Killed in a convoy ambush in the Nyajena TTL, near Ft Victoria, Op Repulse. One of the unit’s most highly decorated soldiers, Sergeant Head Wuranda, SCR, BCR, was abducted by CTs whilst he was on leave at home in the Nyajena TTL. Head was never seen again, but tragically it was discovered that it was his own father who sold him out to the CTs, and since then, Head’s wife was being treated very badly in their home village. CO Lt Col Ron Reid-Daly then made the decision to uplift Head’s wife from the Nyajena to home her in the Inkomo Barracks married quarters. A party of 12 Selous Scouts , led by the RSM, left in two heavily armed vehicles to carry out the operation. Early the following afternoon, they left Head’s home, having picked up his wife and her belongings. They used the same access road on their return, and at 16:10, the two vehicles drove into a well-sited ZANLA ambush, and in the heavy cross-fire, Lance Corporal Richard Cook, Sergeant Chiutsi Ringisayi, Trooper Martin Rungwe and Trooper John Whitfield were killed. Trooper Keith Moss died of his wounds en route to Ft Victoria Hospital. |
| 5228 | Cook, Rita (neé Lawrence) (b 1949) | Moved to Birchleigh, South Africa. Born 1949 in Salisbury. School Hatfield Girls High. Worked for The Post Office |
| 5229 | Cook, Rob (b 1949) | Moved to Langley, B.C. Canada. Born 1949 in Salisbury. School Ellis Robins. Worked for Manica Freight Services |
| 5230 | Cook, Robert Wilson | In 1946 lived at 39, N.E.M. House, Bulawayo, Was a cashier. Buried at Athlone Bulawayo |
| 5231 | Cook, Robin Shirley | in 2008 sold Bulawayo property |
| 5232 | Cook, Roger Kirkwood 1945 | X/3312 Sgt King’s African Rifles 7th (Uganda) Bn. DOAS 19 Feb 1945 |
| 5233 | Cook, Roger Michael (b 1942) | Moved to Annecy, Alps France. Born 1942 in Wickham. School Hampshire. Worked for BSAP. worked in the BSAP from 1962-67 |
| 5234 | Cook, S | DOAS |
| 5235 | Cook, Samuel Paul 2004 | Died 5 June 2004 in Bulawayo. Had a relative Sharon P Cook |
| 5236 | Cook, Sharon P | Lived 47 Banbury Southwold in 2004 and same year lost a relative Samuel Paul Cook |
| 5237 | Cook, Sheila | was at the University college when queen Mother came |
| 5238 | Cook, Steve | UK but 40 yrs in Rhodesia/SA, His Dad was at Supersonic in Donnington Byo from 72-80. |
| 5239 | Cook, Steve (b 1951) | Moved to Gold Coast, Qld Australia. Born 1951. School Falcon College |
| 5240 | Cook, Sue (neé Jelonek) (b 1954) | Moved to Sufolk.uk, UK. Born 1954 in Nottingham. School Que Que High. Worked for Slim-u-slim As Well A Various Others |
| 5241 | Cook, Susan | lived in Rusape |
| 5242 | Cook, Terence Harry 1971 | Born 1942 and at 29 died 21 Sep 1971. Born in England. Lived at 3 Durham rd Hwange. A married electrician with 2 kids. Was elecytructed and died in Hwange. |
| 5243 | Cook, Thomas | . In 1902 was at Etna Mine. Carpenter |
| 5244 | Cook, Thomas 1910 | From Birkenhead UK. His mother lived in Oswestry Warwichshire. He was a 33 year old farmer and single. Died 5 may 1910 in salisbury |
| 5245 | Cook, Thomas Elliot 1944 | M 1392 and X 6671 Flt Sgt Rhodesia Air Askari Corps DOAS 8 Sep 1944 |
| 5246 | Cook, Thomas Luck | In 1908 lived at Belingwe. Medical Orderly |
| 5247 | Cook, Tina (b 1954) | Moved to Ballito, South Africa. Born 1954 in Harare. School Queen Elizabeth |
| 5248 | Cook, V R | Rhodesian In WW2 that served in the Royal navy or South African Navy forces |
| 5249 | Cook, Vicky Malevris | left or still in Bulawayo |
| 5250 | Cook, Victor | Salisbury 1972 had a son Greg Cook (Victor), Other kids Belinda and Bernard. Married to Delia Cook |
| 5251 | Cook, Victor Roberts | Salisbury Central Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 5252 | Cook, W D P | 1948 Sergeant Major 1 st Battalion Royal Rhodesia Regiment King’s Medal for Shooting |
| 5253 | Cook, W J P | assessor Bulawayo tax office 1938 |
| 5254 | Cook, W L | 1915 Bulawayo |
| 5255 | Cook, Walter Mills Barbour 1945 | Buried at Athlone Bulawayo |
| 5256 | Cook, Wilaelmina Louise | In 1946 lived at Belgravia Hotel, 138, Fort Street, Bulawayo, Was married |
| 5257 | Cook, Wilfred Gare | In 1904 lived at Salisbury. Barman |
| 5258 | Cook, William | Mazoe Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 5259 | Cook, William Bernard | Highlands Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 5260 | Cook, William Charles | worked in the BSAP from 1920-22 |
| 5261 | Cook-Darch, Jane (Jean) 1945 | Buried at Athlone Bulawayo |
| 5262 | Cooke, Alfred Roland | Salisbury District Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 5263 | Cooke, Alice Lilian | Salisbury South Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 5264 | Cooke, Anne | Went to Hatfield Girls High. Went to Eaglesvale High School. Studied 788 at Greys Hospital 1992, Self-Employed. Lived in Harare and Beatrice. Children Tristan Cooke, Daniel Cooke, Courtney Cooke. Mother Julia Kennett. Siblings Tom Kennett, Ruth Julia Phillips, David Kennett. Married to Kevin G Cooke |
| 5265 | Cooke, Anne | Honorary RAZ Member, rowing |
| 5266 | Cooke, Carol (b 1952) | Moved to Cambridge, New Zealand. Born 1952 in Bulawayo. School Townsend |
| 5267 | Cooke, Charles (b 1958) | Was at Plumtree school. Moved to Brisbane, qld Australia. Born 1958 in Salisbury. School plumtree/northlea. Worked for Rli |
| 5268 | Cooke, Charles Edwin | worked in the BSAP from 1896-1930. In 1908 lived at B.S.A. Police Camp, Bulawayo. B.S.A. Police |
| 5269 | Cooke, Charles Ernest | worked in the BSAP from 1911-13 |
| 5270 | Cooke, Charles Henry Valentine | In 1946 lived at 2, Abergeldie Flats, Park Road, P.O. Box 599, Bulawayo, Was a civil servant |
| 5271 | Cooke, Chris (b 1952) | Moved to London, UK. Born 1952 in Salisbury. School Roosevelt. Worked for Taught At Thornhill/arundel |
| 5272 | Cooke, Clive | 129/RLI |
| 5273 | Cooke, Colin (b 1950) | Moved to Harare, zim Zimbabwe. Born 1950 in Bulawayo. School Lord Malvern. Worked for Houghton Park Butchery |
| 5274 | Cooke, Conrad Michael Victor | In 1946 lived at Ralstein Home, P.O. Box 1093, Bulawayo |
| 5275 | Cooke, Conrad Michael Victor | worked in the BSAP from 1909-13 |
| 5276 | Cooke, Courtney | peterhouse |
| 5277 | Cooke, Cran | Director of the Historical Monuments Commission 1960s 1970s |
| 5278 | Cooke, Cranmer Kenrick | worked in the BSAP from 1929-34, Gwanda Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 5279 | Cooke, D | was at MGHS school 1981 |
| 5280 | Cooke, David (b 1974) | Moved to Harrogate, UK. Born 1974 in Bulawayo. School R.E.P.S |
| 5281 | Cooke, David Peter Humphries | worked in the BSAP from 1977-81 |
| 5282 | Cooke, Edward | worked in the BSAP from 1927-30 |
| 5283 | Cooke, Elizabeth (nee Rutherford) | Salisbury in 1920 |
| 5284 | Cooke, Frederick Roper 1950 | Buried at Enkeldoorn |
| 5285 | Cooke, Geoff | Ellis Robins |
| 5286 | Cooke, George Alford | Rhodesian pioneer. In 1908 lived at Gwanda. Cattle Inspector |
| 5287 | Cooke, Gladys Jane | Salisbury Central Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 5288 | Cooke, Gordon Peter | worked in the BSAP from 1973-76 |
| 5289 | Cooke, Grimwood Choke (Grimmy) 1942 | 80346 and 778293 FO DFC, DFM Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserve 106 Sqn KIA 21 Dec 1942. appears to have had a twin harold. |
| 5290 | Cooke, Grimwood Peter | worked in the BSAP from 1978-79 |
| 5291 | Cooke, H G | Using Shabani Post Office. (Belingwe District) 1938. |
| 5292 | Cooke, Harold 1942 | Sergeant, born in Rhodesia 6/12/1921. Southern Rhodesia Air Force (SRhAF) aircrew, Member of the Territorial Force, attested Southern Rhodesia Air Force (SRhAF) 18/11/1940, attested RAF VR 1/1/1941. Trained in Southern Rhodesia as an Air Gunner and posted to number 10 OTU (Operational Training Unit) at Morten-in-Marsh 24/3/1942. He was killed on the Third Thousand Bomber Raid 25/6/1942 on Bremen whilst still under training. He was a member of the crew (Rear Gunner) of Whitley AD 689 which crashed near Lingen, Germany – where the crew were all buried initially. Later re-interred and buried in the Reichswald Forest War Cemetery, near Kleeve, Germany. The cemetery is 4 kms from the German/Dutch border. It lies 5 km South West of Kleeve and 10 km from Gennep in Holland. Harold was an Assayer and Sampler on the Fred Mine, Filabusi, Southern Rhodesia before the war. His interests were all sports, shooting fishing and mechanics. Harold was educated at Chaplin School and Prince Edward. |
| 5293 | Cooke, Harold Gordon | Salisbury South Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 5294 | Cooke, Henry Roper | Umtali South Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 5295 | Cooke, Henry Roper | 1952 Inspector Henry Roper Cooke British South Africa Police, King’s Medal for Shooting |
| 5296 | Cooke, Henry Roper 1995 | Buried at Chivhu |
| 5297 | Cooke, Herbert | In 1904 lived at Borrowdale Estate Salisbury. Engineer |
| 5298 | Cooke, Hinton Guy | lnsiza Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 5299 | Cooke, Hinton Guy | worked in the BSAP from 1920-23 |
| 5300 | Cooke, Ian | worked in the BSAP from 1978-80 |
| 5301 | Cooke, Ian (b 1963) | Moved to USA. Born 1963 |
| 5302 | Cooke, Isaac William | worked in the BSAP in 1955 |
| 5303 | Cooke, James 1941 | Buried at Athlone Bulawayo |
| 5304 | Cooke, Jane 1943 | Buried at Athlone Bulawayo |
| 5305 | Cooke, Jane (neé Clewer) (b 1961) | Born 1961 in England. Heany Primary 1966-1969, Fairbridge Primary 1970, Waterford Primary 1971-1972, Coghlan Primary 1973, Eveline High School 1974-1978. Worked for Byo Central Hosp Randburg Brandweer 1984-97. Staff Nurse at Horton General Hospital 2007-10. Former CSD Practitioner at South Central Ambulance Service 2010-14, health Practitioner(mobile foot care) at Brackley. Lived Randburg, Gauteng. Moved to Brackley |
| 5306 | Cooke, Janet McColl McLean | lnsiza Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 5307 | Cooke, Jean (neé Carpenter) (was Barnard) (b 1942) | Moved to London, UK. Born 1942 in Durban. School Gwelo (Old) Convent/Que Que High. Worked for Prudential |
| 5308 | Cooke, Jean Margaret | Shabani Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 5309 | Cooke, John | Salisbury South Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 5310 | Cooke, John | Shabani Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 5311 | Cooke, John | worked in the BSAP from 1938-63 |
| 5312 | Cooke, John | In 1908 lived at Bulawayo. Saddler, Standowner |
| 5313 | Cooke, John Overton Ayre | Raylton Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 5314 | Cooke, Kate | Raylton Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 5315 | Cooke, Kevin G (Kev) | Was at Plumtree school Lloyd house 83-87. Moved to Beatrice. Beatrice around the 1990s. Married Anne Cooke |
| 5316 | Cooke, Lionel Percy | worked in the BSAP from 1914-17 |
| 5317 | Cooke, Margaret Jane Elizabeth | in 1922 lived at Wankie and same year lost her husband Thomas Cooke who she had married at Wankie |
| 5318 | Cooke, Margaret Stewart Macmillan | In 1946 lived at 2, Haddon Avenue, Kumalo, P.O. Box 22, Bulawayo, Was married |
| 5319 | Cooke, Marjorie Sheila | Salisbury Gardens Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 5320 | Cooke, Martha Dorothy | Shabani Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 5321 | Cooke, Mary Mackenzie | Salisbury South Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 5322 | Cooke, Mona-Lisa | Harare |
| 5323 | Cooke, Muriel Olave (nee Hardwick) 1993 | Umtali South Voters 1946 – 1948. Buried at Chivhu |
| 5324 | Cooke, Nancy (b 1934) | Moved to Glasgow , GB UK. Born 1934 |
| 5325 | Cooke, Paul James Chandler | worked in the BSAP from 1978-81 |
| 5326 | Cooke, Peter (b 1947) | Was at Plumtree school Milner house 60-64. Moved to Perth, WA Australia. Born 1947 in Bulawayo. School Plumtree. Worked for E S &arobinson. Married Sandi |
| 5327 | Cooke, Peter Devereux 2001 | (aged 69). Husband of Anne and father of Grimwood. 28th March, 2001 of a heart attack in the Avenues Clinic in Harare, Zimbabwe. Chaplin Junior, Alan Wilson and joined RhAF in 1953. Took over command of No 4 Squadron then JOC Commander at JOC Bindura, Concession and Mtoko. Retired from Govt service in 1983 with the rank of Wing Commander. |
| 5328 | Cooke, Rhoda Geraldine | Gwanda Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 5329 | Cooke, Richard S (Rich) | Was at Plumtree school lloyd house 82-87. Moved to Victoria Falls. Married Chubi |
| 5330 | Cooke, Ron J | died in Namibia |
| 5331 | Cooke, S | 2022 Zimbabwe U19 girls waterpolo |
| 5332 | Cooke, S C F | Bulawayo council 1938 |
| 5333 | Cooke, Samuel Holt | Umtali Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 5334 | Cooke, Stanley John Gower (Stan) (b 1948) | born 6th February 1948 in Gatooma. School Ellis Robins. Worked for Supersonic Radio. Owned 20 Norfolk Hillside, Bulawayo upto 1988. Moved to Cape Town, South Africa. |
| 5335 | Cooke, Stewart Baden | Box 56.Using Shabani Post Office. (Belingwe District) 1938., Shabani Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 5336 | Cooke, Thomas | worked in the BSAP from 1901-10 |
| 5337 | Cooke, Thomas 1922 | Born 1874 and at 48 died 29 Jul 1922. Born England lived died buried at Wankie. Married and a locomotive shedsman. Wife was Margaret Jane Elizabeth Cooke, who he married at Wankie. He was from Sheffield England. |
| 5338 | Cooke, Thomas Herbert | In 1908 lived at P.O. Box 4, Bulawayo. Clerk |
| 5339 | Cooke, Tristan | |
| 5340 | Cooke, Val (neé Gower) (b 1923) | Moved to Cape Town, South Africa. Born 1923 in Gatooma. School Evelyn. Worked for Standard Bank |
| 5341 | Cooke, Valerie Mary MeLeod | In 1946 lived at Hereford Road, Avondale, P.O. Box 1044, Salisbury. Was married |
| 5342 | Cooke, William Henry | Salisbury Central Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 5343 | Cooke, William Henry | worked in the BSAP from 1925-45 |
| 5344 | Cooke~Yarborough, Ellen Martha | Victoria Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 5345 | Cookes, Cyril Chester | worked in the BSAP from 1903-05. In 1904 lived at Belingwe, Belingwe. B.S.A. Police |
| 5346 | Cooke-Shaw, Anne (b 1932) | Umtali High, born in Rusape in 1932. |
| 5347 | Cooke-Yarborough, Bryan Orfeur Eustace | Victoria Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 5348 | Cooke-Yarborough, Edmund Orfeur | worked in the BSAP from 1961-91 |
| 5349 | Cooke-Yarborough, Nellie | Mount Selinda Hospital staff circa 1950. nurse |
| 5350 | Cooks, Jennifer (neé Halliday) (b 1946) | Moved to Durban, South Africa. Born 1946 in Fort Victoria. School Ndola Prim/Jameson High Gatooma. Worked for Barclays Bank 1967-95 Matabele Inns Bulawayo 1995-98 |
| 5351 | Cooks, Peter (b 1948) | Moved to Durban, KZN South Africa. Born 1948 in Welkom. School Hamilton Bwyo. Worked for Blue Ribbon Food |
| 5352 | Cooksey, Amelia | Salisbury Central Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 5353 | Cooksey, F | Portelet Estate, P.O. Sinoia, 1939 |
| 5354 | Cooksey, Joseph Royle | Salisbury Central Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 5355 | Cooksley, Cary Anthony Copland 1973 | First Field Regiment, Rhodesian Artillery, killed on active service, in a vehicle accident, 4 June 1973. |
| 5356 | Cookson, Cary (b 1955) | Moved to Durban, KZN South Africa. Born 1955 in Durban. School Eastridge Primary/Marandellas High/Churchill High. Worked for Air Zimbabwe |
| 5357 | Cookson, Clifford Lawrence | worked in the BSAP from 1962-72 |
| 5358 | Cookson, Douglas John (Doug) 1976 | Lance Corporal, First Battalion, Rhodesian Light Infantry, killed in action by a gunshot wound, on 28 February 1976. |
| 5359 | Cookson, Jim | Mutare and Bulawayo |
| 5360 | Cookson, Joan (neé Hill) (b 1955) | Moved to Durban, Ntl South Africa. Born 1955 in Selukwe. School Thornhill. Worked for RBC |
| 5361 | Cookson, John | Que Que Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 5362 | Cookson, Margaret Mary | Marandellas Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 5363 | Cookson, Muriel Clare | Western Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 5364 | Cookson, Patrick George | Marandellas Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 5365 | Cookson, Patrick George | worked in the BSAP from 1925-28 |
| 5366 | Coolbaugh, Beryl Doreen (nee Emmerich) | daughter of H. Emmerich. She married John Coolbaugh 26th Jan., 1955 and they had one son and a daughter. In 1967 they lived at 80 Leander Ave., Hillside, P.O. Box 316, Byo., Rhodesia. |
| 5367 | Coolbaugh, John | E.M. (Eng. Mining), Consultant for Lonrho Ltd. Mng. Dir. Mine-Elect (Pvt.) Ltd., Consultan Metallurgist Falcon Mines Ltd., Forbes & Thompson (Pvt.) Ltd. Kilembe Mines Ltd.; Dir Minelect (Pvt.) Limited Ballarat Mines (Pvt.) Limited, Mine-elect Spargo Ltd., Electric House (Bldgs.) (Pvt.) Ltd., Giant Consolidated Mines Ltd., Blanket Mine (Pvt.) Ltd., A. V. Amm (Pvt.) Ltd.; Tech. Rep. S.A. Cyanamid (Pty.) Ltd.. Jhb. and Witbank 1939-47, Metallurgical Consultant for Gold Fields (Rhod.) Ltd. 1947-51, also for Frobisher Ltd. 1947-54, and numerous other consulting jobs; Mem. A.I.M.E., S.A. Instit. of Mining and Metallurgy, Mem. Canadian Institute of Mining and Metallurgy (C.I.M.); b. 8th Feb., 1907, Rapid City, So. Dakota, U.S.A.; educ. Golden H.S., Colorado Sch. of Mines, Univ. of California; s.o.l. Melville Fuller Coolbaugh; m. 26th Jan., 1955, Beryl Doreen, d.o. H. Emmerich; 1 s., 1 d. Clubs: Country Jhb. & Byo., Byo. Golf, Byo. City. Rec.: Golf. Add.: 80 Leander Ave., Hillside, P.O. Box 316, Byo., Rhod. |
| 5368 | Coolbear, Peter | worked in the BSAP from 1957-71 |
| 5369 | Coole, A E Ratcliffe | 1896 Fort Victoria |
| 5370 | Cooley, Michelle (neé Van Eden) (b 1971) | Moved to Overbury, Glos UK. Born 1971 in Bulawayo. School Selukwe |
| 5371 | Cooley, Richard (b 1951) | Moved to Cape Town, South Africa. Born 1951 in Hammersmith. School Zambia/South Africa. Worked for Shabanie Mine/wankie Cokeworks |
| 5372 | Cooley, Valerie (Glen) (neé Hosker) (b 1943) | Moved to Southampton, Hant UK. Born 1943 in Blackburn. School Que Que High |
| 5373 | Cooling, A | Mrs. ., Nyamatsitu, P.B. Sinoia 1939 |
| 5374 | Cooling, Clifford Joseph | worked in the BSAP from 1936-37 |
| 5375 | Coom, Anthony Harold | worked in the BSAP from 1974-77 |
| 5376 | Coom, John 2007 | Died 1st September, 2007. Cape Town, South Africa. |
| 5377 | Coom, Nicholas John 1977 | Lance Corporal Nicholas John COOM, 6th Battalion, Rhodesia Regiment, died on active service. 4 Nov 1977 |
| 5378 | Coom, Peter | Chisipite, Salisbury. Went to Highlands Junior then Oriel. 1890 pioneers descendant. |
| 5379 | Coom, Tony (b 1948) | Moved to Durban, KZN South Africa. Born 1948 in Bulawayo. School Oriel Boys. Worked for Rh Army, BSAP, Air Rhodesia |
| 5380 | Coomans, Fredrika Theunsina Elizabeth | Victoria Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 5381 | Coomans, J H | Laughing Waters, P.O. Junction. Gale,1939 |
| 5382 | Coomans, Johan Hendrik Thudorus (Junior) | Victoria Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 5383 | Coomans, Johan Hendrik Thudorus (Senior) | Victoria Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 5384 | Coomans, Jopie Fourie 1977 | Cashel farmer and former Umtali BHS pupil Solomon Hertzog Barnard killed on Tuesday 6 December 1977. Sok (or Sokkie) as he was more affectionately known, was travelling back from Umtali in his 2-tonne Isuzu truck together with Jopie Fourie Coomans when they were ambushed on a steep hill some 6-7 kilometres from their respective farms. Both died instantaneously. (Sok and his wife Daphne had been ambushed on the same road a week before). Sokkie farmed on Honeykloof while Jopie Coomans had leased the next-door Ruwaka farm from Koos Weeks. Victoria Voters 1946 – 1948. |
| 5385 | Coomans, Kian | CBC 2019 |
| 5386 | Coomans, Tane | CBC 2019. Bulawayo 2025 |
| 5387 | Coomb, Mary | Had a ranch on way to Vic Falls. Married to Tony Coomb |
| 5388 | Coomb, Tony | Had a ranch on way to Vic Falls. Married to Mary Coomb |
| 5389 | Coombe, Alice May | Lomagundi Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 5390 | Coombe, B | Using Shabani Post Office. (Belingwe District) 1938. |
| 5391 | Coombe, Brian Clarence Walker | Mazoe Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 5392 | Coombe, Cecil | Rhodesian In WW2 that served in the Royal navy or South African Navy forces. Lomagundi Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 5393 | Coombe, Emily Mary | Salisbury North Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 5394 | Coombe, Gordon Ewing | Salisbury City Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 5395 | Coombe, Gwendoline Beatrice | Salisbury City Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 5396 | Coombe, Hubert John Lowson | worked in the BSAP from 1926-29, Salisbury City Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 5397 | Coombe, Maud Rhoda | Salisbury City Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 5398 | Coomber, Bradley | Bulawayo, Plumtree High School |
| 5399 | Coomber, George William | Hartley Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 5400 | Coomber, Ivan | gifford, worked for Eskom in S.A. |
| 5401 | Coomber, Julie (neé Puttock) (b 1957) | Moved to UK. Born 1957 in U.k. School Townsend |
| 5402 | Coomber, Leighton | REPS |
| 5403 | Coombes, Cheryl | Binga |
| 5404 | Coombes, Clifford 1945 | 778985 and 160156 FO Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserve 83 Sqn KIA 21 Feb 1945 |
| 5405 | Coombes, Jane Mangan | |
| 5406 | Coombes, Jordon | zim rugby 2019 |
| 5407 | Coombes, Peter (b 1958) | Moved to Stockbridge, UK. Born 1958 in Salisbury. School Oriel |
| 5408 | Coombes, Wayne | Malborough school, lived in Binga |
| 5409 | Coombes~White, Jessie Gertrude | Salisbury Gardens Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 5410 | Coombes-White, June Patricia Lyndor | Salisbury Gardens Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 5411 | Coombes-White, Ronald | Salisbury Gardens Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 5412 | Coombs, Edwin Charles | Rhodesia Regiment Boer War. Trooper |
| 5413 | Coombs, Ernest James | worked in the BSAP from 1953-56 |
| 5414 | Coombs, Matilda | Umtali South Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 5415 | Coombs, Robin (b 1941) | Moved to Benoni, South Africa. Born 1941 in Rainham,uk. School Allen Wilson Tech. Worked for Grain Marketing Board Of Rhodesia |
| 5416 | Coomer, Colin Michael | worked in the BSAP from 1975-79 |
| 5417 | Coomer, Ethel Gladys | 1918 Shamva family with parents Coomer, Magdalina Johanna (nee Jurgens) 1918 and Coomer, Gordon Richard Ernest. Children were Theodore Huntley Coomer (b 1906), Olive Edith Coomer (b 1911), Ethel Gladys Coomer (b 1913). Children moved to family in Cape Town. |
| 5418 | Coomer, Frederick Percival | Salisbury Central Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 5419 | Coomer, Gordon Murison | Salisbury Central Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 5420 | Coomer, Gordon Richard Ernest | 1918 Shamva family with parents Coomer, Magdalina Johanna (nee Jurgens) 1918 and Coomer, Gordon Richard Ernest. Children were Theodore Huntley Coomer (b 1906), Olive Edith Coomer (b 1911), Ethel Gladys Coomer (b 1913). Children moved to family in Cape Town. Married in Cape Town |
| 5421 | Coomer, Joan Diana | Salisbury Central Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 5422 | Coomer, Karen | |
| 5423 | Coomer, Magdalina Johanna (nee Jurgens) 1918 | From Cape Town. Parents were Daniel Jurgens and Sarah Jurgens. Was 36 and married to Gordon Richard Ernest Coomer at Cape Town. Died 30 may 1918 at cameron st Salisbury. Children were Theodore Huntley Coomer (b 1906), Olive Edith Coomer (b 1911), Ethel Gladys Coomer (b 1913). Children moved to family in Cape Town. |
| 5424 | Coomer, Margot | |
| 5425 | Coomer, Olive Edith (b 1911) | 1918 Shamva family with parents Coomer, Magdalina Johanna (nee Jurgens) 1918 and Coomer, Gordon Richard Ernest. Children were Theodore Huntley Coomer (b 1906), Olive Edith Coomer (b 1911), Ethel Gladys Coomer (b 1913). Children moved to family in Cape Town. |
| 5426 | Coomer, Terry | Salisbury Polytechnical College, Salisbury, Rhodesia |
| 5427 | Coomer, Theodore Huntley (b 1906) | 1918 Shamva family with parents Coomer, Magdalina Johanna (nee Jurgens) 1918 and Coomer, Gordon Richard Ernest. Children were Theodore Huntley Coomer (b 1906), Olive Edith Coomer (b 1911), Ethel Gladys Coomer (b 1913). Children moved to family in Cape Town. |
| 5428 | Cooney, A | Gwelo Area Secretary automobile ass. 1938 |
| 5429 | Cooney, Eileen Sterley | Gwelo Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 5430 | Cooney, H Rina | |
| 5431 | Cooney, James | Rhodesia Regiment Boer War. Trooper |
| 5432 | Cooney, Kevin | BSAP National Serviceman |
| 5433 | Cooney, R A | Charlton, P.O. Box 117, Gwelo. 1938 |
| 5434 | Cooney, Reginald Arthur | Salisbury Gardens Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 5435 | Cooney, Wilhelmina Dorothy | Salisbury Gardens Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 5436 | Coop, James 1922 | From Birmingham England. He was 65 and a brass moulder for the Railways. He died 8 Aug 1922 at Umtali. |
| 5437 | Coop, Roy Arthur | worked in the BSAP from 1949-54 |
| 5438 | Coope, Charles Jesser | Husband of Sabina Magdalen Thurban Jesser (Madge) Coope, and mentioned on her 1937 Athlone Bulawayo memorial |
| 5439 | Coope, John Charles Jesse | In 1908 lived at B.S.A. Police Camp, Bulawayo. B.S.A. Police. 1912-1919 Bulawayo executor |
| 5440 | Coope, Paul (b 1955) | Moved to Albury/Wodonga, NSW Australia. Born 1955 in Kitwe, Northern Rhodesia. School Kitwe Primary School. Left at age 12 to UK |
| 5441 | Coope, Sabina Magdalen Thurban Jesser (Madge) 1937 | Buried at Athlone Bulawayo. Married to Charles Jesser Coope |
| 5442 | Cooper, A L | Major , D.S.O.; council member aotomobile association 1938 |
| 5443 | Cooper, Agnes Hamilton | Salisbury District Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 5444 | Cooper, Ainsley | |
| 5445 | Cooper, Alan Craig Harold | mentioned in 2019 gazette |
| 5446 | Cooper, Alan Harold | Pharmicist business 2018 |
| 5447 | Cooper, Alan Kevin 2018 | died 4 May 2018 |
| 5448 | Cooper, Alan Leslie | Salisbury North Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 5449 | Cooper, Albert Arthur | worked in the BSAP from 1914-20 |
| 5450 | Cooper, Alfred John | Salisbury Central Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 5451 | Cooper, Annamarie | |
| 5452 | Cooper, Anthony Macmillien | worked in the BSAP from 1961-82 |
| 5453 | Cooper, Arthur David (b 1950) | Born 1950 in Bulawayo. Went to Chingola high school. School Jameson. Worked for Standard Bank, Spent almost two years working Chiredzi standard bank from March 68 to Dec 69 then to Ft Vic and National Service. army intake 110. Moved to Roodepoort, Ga South Africa. |
| 5454 | Cooper, Arthur Miles Gilpin | worked in the BSAP from 1908-12 |
| 5455 | Cooper, Augustus Boardman | Salisbury North Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 5456 | Cooper, Avril (b 1954) | Moved to Johannesburg, South Africa. Born 1954 in Cape Town. School Chaplin. Self Employed |
| 5457 | Cooper, Barry (b 1977) | Moved to London, UK. Born 1977 in Bulawayo. School St. George’s in Harare. Worked for Sitting Pretty In Harare |
| 5458 | Cooper, Bertram Rutherford 2007 | born 27 October 1923 and died 13 July 2007. Formerly of Nkayi. Died in Esigodini and owned property in Esigodini. His father was William John Cooper a farmer from the Lonely mine area who died in 1955 and mother Nellie Cooper (born West).. Siblings included John West Cooper, Robert Cooper and Gladys Segal. Bertram lived in Nkayi and died in Esigodini. He was buried in Esigodini. Beloved husband of Patricia Cooper, and father of Ralph Cooper, Nan Cooper, Janice Cooper, Frances Cooper, Patricia Cooper, and Cheryl Cooper. Wankie Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 5459 | Cooper, Beverley (neé Bell) (b 1962) | Moved to Brisbane, QLD Australia. Born 1962 in Kariba Rhodesia. School Dominican Convent. Worked for Local Gov And Mitchell Cotts Freight |
| 5460 | Cooper, Brenda (neé Pretorius) (b 1956) | Moved to Wolverhampton, UK. Born 1956 in Rusape. School Marandellas. Worked for Premier Milling And Standard Bank |
| 5461 | Cooper, Brent | army intake 133 |
| 5462 | Cooper, Brian | Salisbury Polytechnic, Rhodesia, Studied Radio and Line Transmission at Salisbury Polytechnic, Rhodesia ’80, Former Theatre manager at Reps Theatre – Harare, Zimbabwe |
| 5463 | Cooper, Cathy | Married and had stayed at Masonic lodge in Bulawayo |
| 5464 | Cooper, Cecil | Moved to Northridge, CA USA |
| 5465 | Cooper, Charles Francis Hixson | Salisbury City Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 5466 | Cooper, Charles William 1917 | In 1904 lived at Salisbury. Printer. 1917 military death |
| 5467 | Cooper, Cheryl | Family with parents Bertram Rutherford Cooper (d 2007) and Patricia Cooper and children Ralph Cooper, Nan Cooper, Janice Cooper, Frances Cooper, Patricia Cooper, Cheryl Cooper. |
| 5468 | Cooper, Chris (Chrissie) 2012 | April 29, 1931 – August 13, 2012. Chris was born in East London, South Africa. She met and married Horace “Sam” Cooper in 1949. They enjoyed 57 years together until Sam died in 2006. They lived in South Africa, England, Northern Rhodesia and Rhodesia. They also lived in Long Beach, CA in the 1960’s and then returned to Africa only to travel back to the United States in 1975 to stay. Chris was an LPGA teaching Pro at Skylinks Golf Course and Hartwell Golf Course in Long Beach for 33 years. She was survived by her son, David (Vincent) of Amsterdam, daughters, Susan of Norco and Lorraine (Josefa) of Glendale. Chris’ ashes were scattered at sea |
| 5469 | Cooper, Clara Isabel | Shabani Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 5470 | Cooper, Clare | Harare |
| 5471 | Cooper, Clare Agnes Mary (nee O’Donovan) 1997 | Buried at Greendale Harare |
| 5472 | Cooper, Cyril Vivian | Salisbury Central Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 5473 | Cooper, Daniel 1969 | Born 1948 and at 21 died 17 Jan 1969. Was South African Police working in Victoria Falls, Born in the Cape province of South Africa, single with no kids, died from malaria |
| 5474 | Cooper, David (b 1929) | Moved to Oxted, Surrey, UK. Born 1929 in Bromley, Kent, Uk. School Purley Grammar. Worked for A.e.i Bulawayo |
| 5475 | Cooper, David (b 1954) | Moved to Pinetown, KZN South Africa. Born 1954 in Fort Victoria. School Lord Malvern. Worked for Joseph & Wright |
| 5476 | Cooper, David Bruce | Shabani Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 5477 | Cooper, Deborah (b 1960) | Moved to Kalgoorlie, WA Australia. Born 1960 in Harare. School Dominican Convent. Worked for Ellis Robins High School |
| 5478 | Cooper, Derek (b 1946) | Moved to Leicester, UK. Born 1946 in Lancaster. School Lancaster RGS. Worked for B S A Police, worked in the BSAP from 1965-68, 1973-80 |
| 5479 | Cooper, Doris 2001 | Wife of Sid. 28th August, 2001. |
| 5480 | Cooper, Eda Martha (nee Nielsen) (b 1912) | A family with parents Nielsen, Rasmus 1917 and Nielsen, Albertina (nee Sonnenberger) 1944. Children were Cooper, Eda Martha (nee Nielsen) (b 1912) and Eggersglusz, Marie Adelheid (nee Nielsen) 1985 and Nielsen, Adolf Henrick (b 1903) and Nielsen, Hulda Sophie (b 1905) and Nielsen, Jens Edward (b 1900) and Nielsen, Niels Carls 1953 and Nielsen, Theodore Frederick 1961 and Nielsen, William Moritz 1915 and Schultz, Albertina Marie (nee Nielsen) 1972 |
| 5481 | Cooper, Edith | Salisbury District Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 5482 | Cooper, Edith Emily | Salisbury North Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 5483 | Cooper, Edmund Allen | Rhodesia Regiment Boer War. Trooper |
| 5484 | Cooper, Edward | Had a 2019 Harare phone number |
| 5485 | Cooper, Eileen | Bulawayo. Moved Pietermaritzburg, KwaZulu-Natal and Chester-le-Street UK. Married to Terry Cooper since March 30, 1977. |
| 5486 | Cooper, Elizabeth Sarah | Salisbury North Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 5487 | Cooper, Ernest 1920 | Born 1871 and at 47 died 15 Jul 1920. Born England lived died buried Bulawayo. Was divorced and worked as a barman at the Great Northern hotel |
| 5488 | Cooper, Ernest Harold 1926 | From Tasmania. Was 39 a colliery screener and single. Died 22 Oct 1926 at Hwange. |
| 5489 | Cooper, Ester 1951 | Buried at Athlone Bulawayo |
| 5490 | Cooper, Frances | Family with parents Bertram Rutherford Cooper (d 2007) and Patricia Cooper and children Ralph Cooper, Nan Cooper, Janice Cooper, Frances Cooper, Patricia Cooper, Cheryl Cooper. |
| 5491 | Cooper, Frederick Alexander | worked in the BSAP from 1948-52, 1956-57 |
| 5492 | Cooper, Frederick B. | In 1908 lived at Newmans Ford, Bulawayo. Transport Rider |
| 5493 | Cooper, G | Was at Plumtree school Gaul house |
| 5494 | Cooper, G | BSAP 1974 |
| 5495 | Cooper, Gavin | worked in the BSAP from 1978-80 |
| 5496 | Cooper, Gavin Richard Douglas | worked in the BSAP from 1975-78 |
| 5497 | Cooper, Geoffrey | Tobacco Training Institute, Zimbabwe |
| 5498 | Cooper, George Albert | Salisbury Gardens Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 5499 | Cooper, Gordon | was one of the main contributers to the Pat Judson flying trophy that helped stimulate flying in Rhodesia |
| 5500 | Cooper, Graham (b 1949) | Moved to Oakville, ON Canada. Born 1949 in Pretoria. School Guinea Fowl. Worked for Ben Baron & Ptnrs |
| 5501 | Cooper, Horace (Sam) 2006 | 1949 married Chris (Chrissie) Cooper. They enjoyed 57 years together until Sam died in 2006. They lived in South Africa, England, Northern Rhodesia and Rhodesia. They also lived in Long Beach, CA in the 1960’s and then returned to Africa only to travel back to the United States in 1975 to stay. He was survived by his son, David (Vincent) of Amsterdam, daughters, Susan of Norco and Lorraine (Josefa) of Glendale and his wife |
| 5502 | Cooper, I A | Buried at Athlone Bulawayo |
| 5503 | Cooper, Ian (b 1957) | Moved to Perth, WA Australia. Born 1957 in Salisbury. School Churchill High. Worked for Barlows – Salisbury, Betec – Middleburg, Natal Carriage – Durban, Westrac – Perth, Bcm Ghana Ltd – Ghana, Thiess – Indonesia |
| 5504 | Cooper, Ingrid (neé Fjastad) (b 1960) | Moved to Brisbane/logan, QLD Australia. Born 1960 in Niarobi. School Alex Park/Mt Pleasant |
| 5505 | Cooper, Ivor | Salisbury Gardens Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 5506 | Cooper, J | Was at Plumtree school, Lived in Zim after school |
| 5507 | Cooper, J A | 1967 staff and students at Teachers training college Bulawayo |
| 5508 | Cooper, J L | Manager , Sable Range, Marandellas 1938 |
| 5509 | Cooper, Jack | was employed at Milton Boys Junior school in Zimbabwe in 1953. |
| 5510 | Cooper, James (b 1960) | Moved to Kalgoorlie, WA Australia. Born 1960 in Filabusi. School Churchill High. Worked for Moss, Dove & Co |
| 5511 | Cooper, James 1910 | Mother was in the Cape colony. He was a clerk and single. He died 7 March 1910 at Thaba Bongola mine Selukwe |
| 5512 | Cooper, Janice | Family with parents Bertram Rutherford Cooper (d 2007) and Patricia Cooper and children Ralph Cooper, Nan Cooper, Janice Cooper, Frances Cooper, Patricia Cooper, Cheryl Cooper. |
| 5513 | Cooper, Jason (b 1977) | Moved to Evesham, UK. Born 1977 in Harare. School Lomagundi college |
| 5514 | Cooper, Jenny (neé Burden) (b 1958) | Moved to Pietermaritzburg, South Africa. Born 1958 in Zomba, Malawi. School Oriel. Worked for Barclays, Reserve Bank |
| 5515 | Cooper, Jessie Martin | Salisbury Gardens Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 5516 | Cooper, Johanna Dorithea | 1918 Bulawayo and same year lost her husband Cooper, William 1918 |
| 5517 | Cooper, John Barry 1934 | Buried at Athlone Bulawayo. |
| 5518 | Cooper, John Philip Douglas | worked in the BSAP from 1956-61 |
| 5519 | Cooper, John West | Wankie Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 5520 | Cooper, John William Edward | Gwanda Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 5521 | Cooper, John William Francis | worked in the BSAP from 1969-82 |
| 5522 | Cooper, Joseph John 1942 | 778188 Sgt Royal Air Force 106 Sqn KIA 27 Jul 1942 |
| 5523 | Cooper, Joseph Lawrie | Umtali North Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 5524 | Cooper, Joyce 2016 | Wife of Peter. Passed away in February 2016. |
| 5525 | Cooper, June | Moved to Northridge, CA USA |
| 5526 | Cooper, Kevin | byo, army intake 139 |
| 5527 | Cooper, Laurence | army intake 143 |
| 5528 | Cooper, Leonard Sydney | Que Que Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 5529 | Cooper, Lilian | Umtali North Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 5530 | Cooper, Lionel Louis | Married. Using Shabani Post Office. (Belingwe District) 1938., Hippo Pools, P.O. Shabani. 1938Shabani Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 5531 | Cooper, Lionel Richard | resided at 29 Ullswater Drive in Morningside. |
| 5532 | Cooper, Lorraine (b 1957) | Moved to Arcadia, CA USA. Born 1957 in Kitwe, Zambia. School Roosevelt GHS. Worked for Cabs |
| 5533 | Cooper, Louise Bernardine Andason | Que Que Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 5534 | Cooper, M | Was at Plumtree school Grey house 64-67 |
| 5535 | Cooper, Margaret 2004 | died 13 Nov 2004, Was married with kids, Wife of Alan |
| 5536 | Cooper, Margaret Elizabeth | 1926 in Bulawayo and related to Montgomery, Claude (nee Scott) 1926 as a step daughter |
| 5537 | Cooper, Marjorie Vivien | owned Imbgwa which is a plot near Harare. It was designated in 2019 |
| 5538 | Cooper, Mary (Nee McManmon) 2004 | Passed away in London on Fri 9th April 2004, beloved Daughter of John & Felicity, Sister to Terry, Mike & Cate. Passed away in the U.K. on the 9th April, 2004. Moved to Beckenham, Kent UK. Born 1963 in Bulawayo. School Townsend/Marandellas. Worked for Cabs, Instalite, Earthafrica |
| 5539 | Cooper, Mary Elizabeth | Salisbury City Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 5540 | Cooper, Mary Jane | Umtali Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 5541 | Cooper, Michael | Moved to Canberra, ACT Australia. Born in Salisbury. School Mount Pleasant |
| 5542 | Cooper, Michael John | worked in the BSAP from 1972-73 |
| 5543 | Cooper, Michelle | |
| 5544 | Cooper, Mike | Ellis Robins boy |
| 5545 | Cooper, Nan | Family with parents Bertram Rutherford Cooper (d 2007) and Patricia Cooper and children Ralph Cooper, Nan Cooper, Janice Cooper, Frances Cooper, Patricia Cooper, Cheryl Cooper. |
| 5546 | Cooper, Neville Thomson Fallowfield | worked in the BSAP from 1922-32 |
| 5547 | Cooper, Nicholas Alan | worked in the BSAP from 1970-73 |
| 5548 | Cooper, Ollie (b 1949) | Moved to Dundee, KZN Rsa. Born 1949 in Harare. School Churchill. Worked for Tobacco Packers |
| 5549 | Cooper, P J | 1966 Rhodesian army |
| 5550 | Cooper, Pamela Elizabeth | worked in the BSAP from 1975-78 |
| 5551 | Cooper, Patricia | Family with parents Bertram Rutherford Cooper (d 2007) and Patricia Cooper and children Ralph Cooper, Nan Cooper, Janice Cooper, Frances Cooper, Patricia Cooper, Cheryl Cooper. |
| 5552 | Cooper, Patricia jnr | Family with parents Bertram Rutherford Cooper (d 2007) and Patricia Cooper and children Ralph Cooper, Nan Cooper, Janice Cooper, Frances Cooper, Patricia Cooper, Cheryl Cooper. |
| 5553 | Cooper, Patricia Mary | Had property in Esigodini in 2008 |
| 5554 | Cooper, Paul (b 1967) | Moved to Yeovil, Som UK. Born 1967 in Harrogate. School Sir John Kennedy |
| 5555 | Cooper, Peter (b 1960) | Moved to Falmouth, UK. Born 1960 in Harare. School Churchill |
| 5556 | Cooper, Peter 2003 | |
| 5557 | Cooper, Phil | |
| 5558 | Cooper, Ralph | Family with parents Bertram Rutherford Cooper (d 2007) and Patricia Cooper and children Ralph Cooper, Nan Cooper, Janice Cooper, Frances Cooper, Patricia Cooper, Cheryl Cooper. |
| 5559 | Cooper, Reginald James 1914 | 1914 estate |
| 5560 | Cooper, Richard | Former Project Director at Natural Air – Refrigeration & Air Conditioning in Harare 2012-2021 |
| 5561 | Cooper, Richard (b 1942) | born 2nd June 1942 and owned 4 – 4th Avenue, corner of 4th Avenue and Josiah Tongogara Street, Bulawayo from 1985-2015 |
| 5562 | Cooper, Richard (b 1972) | Moved to London, UK. Born 1972 in Sinoia. School St. George’s, Marlborough Primary, Haig Park |
| 5563 | Cooper, Richard 2016 | Dr. 6th April 2016 after ten year battle with prostate cancer. |
| 5564 | Cooper, Richard Clive | worked in the BSAP from 1900-03 |
| 5565 | Cooper, Richard Robert | worked in the BSAP from 1902-05 |
| 5566 | Cooper, Robert | Wankie Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 5567 | Cooper, Robert (b 1953) | Moved to Truro, Corn UK. Born 1953 in Harare. School Prince Edward |
| 5568 | Cooper, Robert Arthur | Salisbury District Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 5569 | Cooper, Robert Edwin | Salisbury District Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 5570 | Cooper, Ross (b 1970) | chipinga and a writer, Moved to Birmingham, WM UK. Born 1970 in Harare. School Vainona High, Avondale Junior, Chipinge Junior, Was a doctor |
| 5571 | Cooper, Russell (b 1947) | Moved to Tauranga, New Zealand. Born 1947 in London Uk. School Selborne & Lord Malvern. Worked for Southern Insurance Association & RRAF |
| 5572 | Cooper, Sarah Ann | Salisbury District Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 5573 | Cooper, Scott Lamond | worked in the BSAP from 1980-83 |
| 5574 | Cooper, Sophie Wilhelmina Josephine Arens | In 1946 lived at West Road, Avondale, P.O. Box 393, Salis-bury. Was married |
| 5575 | Cooper, Stephen Mark Haddon | worked in the BSAP from 1976-80 |
| 5576 | Cooper, Steve (b 1957) | Moved to Evesham, Worc UK. Born 1957 in Harare. School Prince Edward. Worked for BSAP, J&f, Agricura |
| 5577 | Cooper, Steve 2006 | died 2006, Husband of Gwen and father of Gary and Bronwyn, and Andrew |
| 5578 | Cooper, Stewart | |
| 5579 | Cooper, Sue Dix (neé Argyle) (b 1956) | Moved to White Rock, B.C. Canada, Born 1956 in Harare, School Oriel/Queen Elizabeth |
| 5580 | Cooper, Susie (b 1953) | Moved to Kells, Mth Ireland. Born 1953 in Berlin. School Queen Elizabeth. Worked for Public Health Lab |
| 5581 | Cooper, Sylvia (Froud) | Moved to UK |
| 5582 | Cooper, Sylvia (neé Klement) (b 1964) | Moved to UK. Born 1964. School Frank Johnson, Roosevelt Girls. Worked for Various |
| 5583 | Cooper, Taryn (b 1980) | Moved to Narrogin, W.A. Australia. Born 1980 in Harare. School Lomugundi College. Worked for S & J Enterprises |
| 5584 | Cooper, Terence | worked in the BSAP from 1972-75 |
| 5585 | Cooper, Tracy (neé Edwards) (b 1963) | Moved to Falmouth, UK. Born 1963 in Luanshya. School Oriel |
| 5586 | Cooper, Trevor | |
| 5587 | Cooper, Victor Hedley | worked in the BSAP from 1953-58 |
| 5588 | Cooper, W (Billy) | Was at Plumtree school Gaul house 64-69, Moved to Australia |
| 5589 | Cooper, W J | Bally Ardle, P.O. Lonely Aaiinager. 1938 |
| 5590 | Cooper, W T (Willie) | Was at Plumtree school Lloyd house 44-49 |
| 5591 | Cooper, W Y 1896 | Died from other causes in the Matabele war 1896 |
| 5592 | Cooper, Wanya | byo |
| 5593 | Cooper, Wilfred Whittaker | worked in the BSAP from 1909-27 |
| 5594 | Cooper, William 1918 | Born in the Transvaal. Parents were Frederick and Mary Cooper. Was 33. A farmer and married to Johanna Dorithea Cooper at Bulawayo. Died 29 Nov 1917 at Tweefontein farm in Zambia. Links with Bulawayo. |
| 5595 | Cooper, William Dyke 1916 | From Kent UK. Was about 60 a prospector and single. Died 5 Aug 1916 at Shamva. |
| 5596 | Cooper, William George | Umtali Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 5597 | Cooper, William Herbert | In 1908 lived at Gwelo. Mason, Property owner |
| 5598 | Cooper, William John | Wankie Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 5599 | Cooper, William McGregor (Billy) 1941 | 81013 and CR 1284 PO Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserve 237 (Rhodesia) Sqn KIA 15 may 1941 |
| 5600 | Cooper, William Yardley 1896 | Clerk BSAP Transport Dept KOAS 2 Oct 1896 |
| 5601 | Cooper, Winifred Lilian | Gwanda Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 5602 | Cooper, Yvonne | |
| 5603 | Cooper-Clack, Lynda | hre |
| 5604 | Cooper-Jones, William Maurice | worked in the BSAP from 1946-67 |
| 5605 | Coote, Arthur Edwin | Salisbury South 1946-48 voters |
| 5606 | Coote, Hildred Esther Elizabeth | Salisbury South 1946-48 voters |
| 5607 | Coote-Robinson, Robert Algernon Rokeby | worked in the BSAP from 1935-38, Salisbury North South 1946-48 voters |
| 5608 | Cootzee, Jannie | war years |
| 5609 | Copcutt, Robert Charles | worked in the BSAP from 1978-80 |
| 5610 | Cope, Candace | |
| 5611 | Cope, Carol (b 1950) | Moved to Durban, KZN South Africa. Born 1950 in London. School Mabelreign Girls High. Worked for Barclays Bank First Street Salisbury |
| 5612 | Cope, Charlene | lived in Kwekwe, Harare |
| 5613 | Cope, Elizabeth | Mentioned on her husbands Athlone Bulawayo memorial being Cope, William Walton 1946. Had a daughter Cope, Josephine |
| 5614 | Cope, Josephine | Mentioned on her husbands Athlone Bulawayo memorial being Cope, William Walton 1946. Had a daughter Cope, Josephine |
| 5615 | Cope, Verny | |
| 5616 | Cope, William Thomas 1920 | From London. Parents were John and Sarah Cope. He was 66 and a piano and musical instrument dealer. Married to Florence Cope. His wife he married in London. In 1907 a previous wife was Sarah Jane Cope. He died 4 October 1920 in Durban. Children were William Walton Cope and Bertram Anthony Cope. he owned land. In 1908 lived at 7th Avenue, Bulawayo. Music dealer |
| 5617 | Cope, William Walton 1946 | Bulawayo in 1921. Parents were Cope, William Thomas 1920 and Cope, Florence or Sarah Jane Cope 1907. Brother was Bertram Anthony Cope. Buried at Athlone Bulawayo. Wife was Cope, Elizabeth and daughter Cope, Josephine |
| 5618 | Cope-Christie, Ada | Salisbury Central 1946-48 voters |
| 5619 | Cope-Christie, J M | 1939 |
| 5620 | Cope-Christie, James Alfred | Salisbury Central 1946-48 voters |
| 5621 | Copeland, Chris (b 1938) | Moved to East London, South Africa. Born 1938 in Umtali. School Routledge/P.E. Worked for Shell |
| 5622 | Copeland, Jenny (neé Curtis) (b 1941) | Moved to East London, South Africa. Born 1941 in Ndola. School Ndola Primary/St Peters Diocesan Bulawayo, Cornhills Sec, Wynberg Cape Town. Worked for Dept Of Customs Ndola, Leopold Walford Ndola; Allen Wack and Shepherd Ndola; Coca-cola Salisbury |
| 5623 | Copeland, Marjorie | Salisbury North South 1946-48 voters |
| 5624 | Copeland, Marjorie J | DOAS |
| 5625 | Copeland, Maureen Halse | Umtali 1946-48 voters |
| 5626 | Copeland, P C | 1967 staff and students at Teachers training college Bulawayo |
| 5627 | Copeland, Patrick Louie Graham | Umtali 1946-48 voters |
| 5628 | Copeling, Roy (b 1945) | Moved to Johannesburg, South Africa. Born 1945. School Luanshya. Worked for Mines |
| 5629 | Copeman, Alan | army intake 116 |
| 5630 | Copley, Alfbild Murer | Mazoe 1946-48 voters |
| 5631 | Copley, Evelyn | In 1946 lived at 12, Peard Avenue, C/o Standard Bank, Bulawayo. Was married |
| 5632 | Copley, Robert William | Machere, P.O. 1939. Mazoe 1946-48 voters |
| 5633 | Copley, William | 1915 Bulawayo lawyer. Dawn Main St., Bulawayo. Commissioner of Oaths Rhodesia 1938 |
| 5634 | Copley, William Dawn | In 1908 lived at Bulawayo. Chemist, Standowner |
| 5635 | Copley, William John | worked in the BSAP from 1957-81 |
| 5636 | Copman, Rodney | went to Blakiston school harare |
| 5637 | Coppack, Jud 1907 | Buried at Mutare |
| 5638 | Coppen, George Campbell Victor 1995 | Memorial at Troutbeck church |
| 5639 | Coppen, Gwendolyn Pryse 1990 | Memorial at Troutbeck church |
| 5640 | Coppinger, A S | Rhodesian army senior officers and BNCOS about 1954 |
| 5641 | Corbet, Chris (b 1961) | Moved to Cape Town, South Africa. Born 1961 in Salisbury. School Umtali Boys High, Oriel |
| 5642 | Corbett, Arthur Alkina | Umtali South 1946-48 voters |
| 5643 | Corbett, Avelyn | lived in harare |
| 5644 | Corbett, Barry (b 1953) | Moved to Chakari, Zimbabwe. Born 1953 in Queque. School QueQue High. Worked for Risco |
| 5645 | Corbett, Billy | Hatfield High School 1955 – 1959 |
| 5646 | Corbett, Charles Henry | Umtali North 1946-48 voters |
| 5647 | Corbett, Colin | Arrived in the USA then worked as an installer of bank alarms. Then went to University |
| 5648 | Corbett, Dee (neé Hayter) (b 1959) | Moved to Johannesburg, South Africa. Born 1959 in Chipinga. School Umtali Girls High |
| 5649 | Corbett, Diane Bolton | |
| 5650 | Corbett, Effie Pricilla (Havner) | Mrs. Women Pioneer in 1895 |
| 5651 | Corbett, Esther | Umtali North 1946-48 voters |
| 5652 | Corbett, Geof | Hatfield High School 1955 – 1959 |
| 5653 | Corbett, Graham (b 1959) | Moved to Johannesburg, South Africa. Born 1959 in Kwe Kwe. School Kwe Kwe. Worked for Risco Steel |
| 5654 | Corbett, Graham 2016 | Died 29 June 2016. Intake 157 and in the Rhodesian Regiment |
| 5655 | Corbett, Harold John | Mentioned on his wife’s 1955 Kwe Kwe memorial. She was Corbett, Hazel Christine |
| 5656 | Corbett, Hazel Christine 1955 | Buried at Kwe Kwe |
| 5657 | Corbett, Kathy | |
| 5658 | Corbett, Kevin | Went to Midlands Christian College. Carpenter (occupation) at Self-Employed 2015 Reading, England |
| 5659 | Corbett, Kevin (b 1965) | Moved to Perth, WA Australia. Born 1965 in Salisbury. School Vainona. Worked for Corbett Holdings |
| 5660 | Corbett, Lesley (neé Carlisle) (b 1955) | Moved to Lambourn, UK. Born 1955 in Umtali. School Fort Vic. Worked for Student Nurse |
| 5661 | Corbett, N Arthur | Woodlands farm, Lalapanzi 1964 |
| 5662 | Corbett, Nellie Myra | Salisbury 1946-48 voters |
| 5663 | Corbett, P | Was at Plumtree school Milner house 78-83 |
| 5664 | Corbett, Peter | worked in the BSAP from 1977-78 |
| 5665 | Corbett, Richard | Eaglesvale High School |
| 5666 | Corbett, Samuel 1941 | Buried at Athlone Bulawayo |
| 5667 | Corbett, Sophia Marie | Umtali South 1946-48 voters |
| 5668 | Corbett, Stephen | |
| 5669 | Corbett, Veronica | domican convent |
| 5670 | Corbett, Warren (b 1967) | Moved to Harare Zimbabwe, Zambia. Born 1967 in Salisbury. School Ellis Robins. Worked for E.m.s.i. Plastic |
| 5671 | Corbin, Anne (neé Harris) (b 1957) | Moved to Earith, Camb UK. Born 1957. School Convent, Worked for Lonrho |
| 5672 | Corbishley, Henry 1913 | From Staffordshire England. Was a 38 year old carpenter. Single. Died 10 Feb 1913 at Hartley. |
| 5673 | Corbishley, Patricia Margaret | In 1946 lived at Grafton Hotel, Abercorn Street, Bulawayo, Was married |
| 5674 | Corbishley, Sue (Moffat) | Moved to Australia |
| 5675 | Corbitt, Elaine Agnes | Selukwe 1946-48 voters |
| 5676 | Corbitt, Leslie Warwick | Selukwe 1946-48 voters |
| 5677 | Corby, Keith Edward | worked in the BSAP from 1969-83 |
| 5678 | Corby, Leonard 1980 | Buried at Kwe kwe |
| 5679 | Corby, Lou | rugby player |
| 5680 | Corbyn, Carol | Lived in Redcliff |
| 5681 | Corcoran, John 1943 | buried at Athlone Bulawayo |
| 5682 | Corcoran, Stella | Western 1946-48 voters |
| 5683 | Cordas, Lesley | Went to Chisipite Girls High, Salisbury, Rhodesia ’74, Team leader at Utility Warehouse Discount Club, Studied Executive Pitmans Secretarial Diploma at Pitman’s College, London, UK ’79 |
| 5684 | Cordeaux, Hugh | Raylton 1946-48 voters |
| 5685 | Cordeiro, Paul | byo |
| 5686 | Cordell, David Anthony (Dave) 1978 | Sergeant, Rhodesian Intelligence Corps, died on active service in a grenade accident, 21 July 1978. |
| 5687 | Cordell, E A | Married Mai Cordell in Salisbury. He joined the African Affairs Department of the Rhodesia Railways and settled in Bulawayo |
| 5688 | Cordell, Edward Charles | Salisbury North 1946-48 voters |
| 5689 | Cordell, Edward Charles | worked in the BSAP from 1924-33 and 1944-50 |
| 5690 | Cordell, Ernest Arthur (b 1905) | B.A., Former Div. Gen. Mgr. (Personnel), Rhod. Railways; Retd. Jan. 1965, Chair. African Welfare Soc. of Byo. 1950-55, Chair. Rhod. Inst. of African Affairs 1957-58, 1958-59, Mem. Rhod. Native Labour Supply Comm.; Corn-mnd. “D” Coy. 1st Bn. Rhod. African Rifles; Dist. Commr. British Military Admin. British Somaliland. Came to S.R. Nov. 1926; b. 24th Jan., 1905, Lon.; educ. The Elliott Sch. Southfields, Lon.; m. 27th June, 1934, Mai Metcalfe Gordon, 2 s. Rec.: Amateur Theatre (Chair. Repertory Players Guild 1959), and Bowls. Clubs: Comm. Mem. Hillside (Byo.) Bowling Club; Add. : 48 Leander Ave., Hillside, Byo., Rhodesia. Salisbury South 1946-48 voters. worked in the BSAP from 1926-37 |
| 5691 | Cordell, John Gorden | sold property in Bulawayo 2008 |
| 5692 | Cordell, John Gordon | |
| 5693 | Cordell, Mai Metcalf (nee Gordon) | Her mother was W Gordon. Grew up in Outshoorn and went to Rhodes University. She was excellent at hockey and studied English and Psychology. On a trip to Rhodesia with her brother they decided to stay. She started work in a doctors surgey. She married E A Cordell in Salisbury and they settled in Bulawayo. She had 2 sons. She did work on a magazine, then for the Red Cross. She was involved with the Womans Institute and wrote articles for the Bulawayo Sunday paper. married Ernest Arthur Cordell 27th June, 1934. They had 2 sons. They lived at 48 Leander Ave., Hillside, Byo., Rhodesia in 1967. Salisbury City 1946-48 voters |
| 5694 | Cordell, Marjorie Kathleen | Salisbury Central 1946-48 voters |
| 5695 | Cordell, Russell Fyfe | |
| 5696 | Cordell, William (Bill) | Was at Plumtree school Grey house 50-56. Moved to Durban, Head Boy 1956, Company H R Director retired at 60 in 1997 |
| 5697 | Cordell-Sleight, Jeremy (b 1971) | Moved to Cambridge, UK. Born 1971. School Vainona. Worked for Clinton & Evans |
| 5698 | Corder, Ian (b 1966) | Moved to Randburg, South Africa. Born 1966 in Bulawayo. School Hillside/Gifford |
| 5699 | Corder, Shirley (neé Geddes) (b 1944) | Moved to Port Elizabeth, South Africa. Born 1944 in Irvine, Scotland. School Chaplin, Gwelo |
| 5700 | Corder, Sydney (Snowy) 1978 | Memorial at Famona Anglican church Bulawayo (St Mary – the Virgin) |
| 5701 | Corderoy, J | Farms: Gaerezi and Inyangombi. Owner: Nyanga farms around 1890s |
| 5702 | Cordes, John Herman | In 1904 lived at Victoria. Store Keeper |
| 5703 | Cordier, Debi Klasen | left or still in Bulawayo |
| 5704 | Cordingley, Ian (b 1965) | Moved to Bulawayo, Zimbabwe. Born 1965 in Kendal Uk. School Hamilton Byo |
| 5705 | Cordingley, Karen (neé Poland) (b 1971) | Moved to Bulawayo, Zimbabwe. Born 1971 in Bulawayo. School Montrose. Worked for Directory Publishers |
| 5706 | Cordis, John Hermann | . In 1902 was at Victoria. Storekeeper |
| 5707 | Cordner, Edward Ellis 1925 | From Dublin Ireland. Father was Robert Cordner. He was 70 retired and widowed. His wife had been Lily Cordner (d 10 Feb 1922?), He died 24 Sep 1925 at Salisbury. Children were Robert Percy Cordner, Eileen Mabel Cordner, Winifred Caroline McCormick, and Emma Violet Cowper. |
| 5708 | Cordner, Henry | . In 1902 was at Salisbury. Civil Servant |
| 5709 | Cordrey, Richard Carlyle | worked in the BSAP from 1951-56 |
| 5710 | Cordy, Clive | |
| 5711 | Cordy, Eunice Lydia | Umtali South 1946-48 voters |
| 5712 | Cordy, Kiara | peterhouse |
| 5713 | Coreman, Alice Daisy 1931 | buried at Athlone Bulawayo |
| 5714 | Corin, William Edward | worked in the BSAP from 1911-13 |
| 5715 | Corioganis, Spiro 1910 | a criminal lunatic estate in 1910 |
| 5716 | Corke, Gloria (neé Wright) (b 1950) | Moved to Mission, BC Canada. Born 1950 in Umtali, Moved To Salisbury. School Frank Johnson/Lord Malvern. Worked for Cabs Building Soc. |
| 5717 | Corke, Harold | waterford school byo, avondale school, Milton high. Born in the UK but raised in Zimbabwe, where he obtained a B.Sc. (Agriculture) in 1977. He achieved an MSc (Guelph), an MBA (Western Ontario), and a PhD in plant genetics from the Weizmann Institute, Israel. After postdoctoral research at the University of California, Davis, he joined the faculty of the Department of Botany at the University of Hong Kong in 1992. Affiliated with the Food and Nutritional Science program, his main research area was in cereal quality. This included development of novel starch resources, and value-added processing of specialty grains such as Amaranthus. |
| 5718 | Corke, Harold (b 1956) | Moved to Hong Kong, Hong Kong. Born 1956 in Scotland. School Mount Pleasant. Worked for Ministry Of Agriculture |
| 5719 | Corke, L H 1896 | Murdered or missing in the Matabele war 1896 |
| 5720 | Corken, Austin John | falcon |
| 5721 | Corken, Belinda | Ballet dancers around 1970 |
| 5722 | Corker, Frank (b 1957) | Moved to Moreton, Wirral,, UK. Born 1957 in B. Bulawayo. School St Thomas Aquinas/Marist Brothers College. Father Was James Corker From Metfab (ptv) Ltd, Bulawayo |
| 5723 | Corker, Robin | milton high |
| 5724 | Corkery, William | worked in the BSAP from 1920-40 |
| 5725 | Corkhill, Albert Charles | In 1904 lived at Tebekwe Mine, Selukwe. Miner |
| 5726 | Corkhill, Frederick | In 1904 lived at Globe and Phoenix Mine. Miner |
| 5727 | Corkhill, Marjorie (nee Smith) | daughter of W. Smith. She married Wilfred Neville Corkhill 12th Aug., 1938. They had a daughter. She also lived in the UK and South Africa. In 1967 they lived at Wimbledon Rd., Highlands, Sby Rhodesia |
| 5728 | Corkhill, Wilfred Neville (b 1911) | B.A., B.Sc., Dip.Ed., A.R.I.C., Coy. Dir.; Chair. African Explosives & Chemical Industries (Rhodesia) Ltd., Dorowa Minerals Ltd., Chinza Ltd., Dulux Rhodesia Ltd.; Dir. African Explosives & Chemical Industries Ltd.; Senior Science Master & House-master St. Peter’s Sch., York 1935-40, Industrial Chemist with I.C.I. Ltd. 1941-48 and joined A.E. & C.I. 1948; Chair. National Apprenticeship Comm. for Explosives & Allied Indus tries 1959-66; Came to S.A. 1948 and to Rhod. 1965. b. 25th July, 1911, England; Educ.: Monoux Set; and Jesus Coll. Oxford; s.o.l. Thomas Corkhill; m. 12th Aug., 1938, Marjorie, d.o. W. Smith, 1 d .’ : Clubs: Sby., Wanderers, Somerset West Country Royal Sby. and Modderfontein Golf; Rec.: Music’ m Cine Photography, “Game Reserving”; Add.: Wimbledon Rd., Highlands, Sby. and P.O. Box 989, Sby. Rhod. (also P.O. Box 1122, Jhb.). |
| 5729 | Corkill, George William 1942 | 6856712 Rfn King’s Royal Rifle Corps 1st Battalion DOAS 22 Jul 1942 |
| 5730 | Corkill, Mary Ann | Miss. Bulawayo 1914 |
| 5731 | Corlett, Darren (b 1965) | Moved to Salisbury, Wiltshire, Wilt UK. Born 1965 in Bulaway. School Oriel Boys School, Salisbury |
| 5732 | Corlett, Lilian Alice | Shabani 1946-48 voters |
| 5733 | Corlett, Linda (b 1962) | Moved to Milton Keynes, Engl UK. Born 1962 in Bulawayo. School Oriel Girls High. Worked for Bulwyo.tech; British Cellophane Ltd. |
| 5734 | Corlett, R F | married, Using Shabani Post Office. (Belingwe District) 1938. |
| 5735 | Corlett, Robert | Shabani 1946-48 voters |
| 5736 | Cormac, Edith Florence | Selukwe 1946-48 voters |
| 5737 | Cormac, James | Selukwe 1946-48 voters |
| 5738 | Cormach, Alexander 1917 | 1917 estate |
| 5739 | Cormack, Aldyth | Hatfield High School 1955 – 1959 |
| 5740 | Cormack, Alec 2000 | Husband of Willa and father of Graham, Des and the late Keith. December 2000 in Masvingo, Zimbabwe. |
| 5741 | Cormack, Alexander John | In 1946 lived at 123a, Rhodes Street, Bulawayo. Was an Armature Winder |
| 5742 | Cormack, Alexander Mackintosh | In 1902-1904 lived at Salisbury. Accountant |
| 5743 | Cormack, Andrew Michael | worked in the BSAP from 1972-74 |
| 5744 | Cormack, Gordon | 1968 TCU, and worked as a meat hunter |
| 5745 | Cormack, Gordon Bruce | worked in the BSAP from 1965-68 |
| 5746 | Cormack, Gwendoline Alice Beatrice | Salisbury Central 1946-48 voters |
| 5747 | Cormack, Hilary | Worked at The Rhodesia Broadcasting Corporation. Moved to Carlisle, Cumbria. Former Advertising at Argus Newspaper, Cape Town, South Africa |
| 5748 | Cormack, Johanna Carolina | Victoria 1946-48 voters |
| 5749 | Cormack, John Leith | In 1902 was at Cotapaxi Mine, Victoria. Caretaker of Mine. In 1904 lived at Victoria. Plumber |
| 5750 | Cormack, John Noble | Victoria 1946-48 voters |
| 5751 | Cormack, Robert Kerr | Salisbury Central 1946-48 voters |
| 5752 | Cormick, Peter (b 1937) | Moved to Lodi, NJ USA. Born 1937 in Nkana-Kitwe. School St Georges. Worked for Rhokana |
| 5753 | Cormick, William | . In 1902 was at Enkeldoorn. Policeman |
| 5754 | Cormody, Robert Austin 1919 | Died withmental issues and may have been in Bulawayo |
| 5755 | Corn, Helen L Doyal Yarber 2003 | 84, Indianapolis, died June 30, 2003. She was born January 21, 1919. She worked at Methodist Hospital as a nurse for 25 years, retiring in 1982. She graduated from Lincoln Bible Institute in 1949, and graduated from Evangelical Deaconess Nursing School in 1952. She was a member of Eastern Star Fairfax Christian Church. She was a missionary, sponsored by Maplewood Christian Church in Terre Haute. Her missionary work included India, from 1952-55 and Rhodesia, from 1957-59. She was preceded in death by her husband, Ainsel Franklin Corn. Survivors include her sisters, Mary Soloman, Virginia Adams, and Margaret Hastings |
| 5756 | Corn, Trevor | Appears to have lived in Manicaland |
| 5757 | Cornelius, Frederick Hendrick Francois | In 1946 lived in Minverwag, Makoni District, P/Bag Inyazura. Was a farmer |
| 5758 | Cornelius, Jacoba Dorothea | In 1946 lived in Minverwag, Makoni District, P/Bag Inyazura. Was married |
| 5759 | Cornelius, Jan | army intake 103 |
| 5760 | Cornell, Bob | Salisbury rep for the freinds of Rhodesia association |
| 5761 | Cornell, D N | 1965 police or army |
| 5762 | Cornell, Ernest Edwin 1916 | Parenst were Arthur John Cornell and Elizabeth Ann Cornell. A 41 year old farmer and single. Died 16 November 1916 at Homestead Plot Plumtree, Owned land. In 1908 lived at Umswazi’s Kraal, Plumtree. Storekeeper. Plumtree 1914 and same year lost his brother Cornell, Rupert Russel 1914. |
| 5763 | Cornell, Robert Heinrich Percival | civil servant in Salisbury in 1920s. In 1928 played rugby for Alexandra sports club in Salisbury. He wrote poems in Rhodesian Reverie. Salisbury North 1946-48 voters |
| 5764 | Cornell, Rupert Russel 1914 | From Stowemarket Suffolk UK. Parenst were Arthur John Cornell and Wlizabeth Ann Cornell. A 36 year old trader and single. Died 31 jan 1914 at Maguire store Bulila Mangwe. Had a brother Ernest Cornell at Plumtree. In 1908 lived at B.S.A. Police Camp, Tuli. B.S.A. Police |
| 5765 | Cornell, William Malcolm (b 1942) | Moved to Yorba Linda, CA USA. Born 1942 in Edinburgh. School Downsmeade. School Eastbourne, Sussex. Worked for Bsap & Viking Finance. worked in the BSAP from 1961-72 |
| 5766 | Corney, George 1896 | Tpr H 7 D Sqn DOAS 19 Sep 1896. Died from other causes in the Matabele war. Buried at Enkeldoorn |
| 5767 | Corney, James 1915 | From Ireland. Was a 60 year old farmer. Died 15 March 1915 at Burnstide farm Bulila Mangwe. Owned a farm |
| 5768 | Cornforth, John Brian | worked in the BSAP from 1930-36 |
| 5769 | Cornick, W | Farmer, Blinkwater Enkeldoorn district 1911 |
| 5770 | Cornick, William | Que Que 1946-48 voters |
| 5771 | Cornick, William | worked in the BSAP from 1901-08 |
| 5772 | Cornish, Allan (b 1944) | Moved to Harare, Bahamas. Born 1944. School allan Wilson. Worked for Waterflo Pvt Ltd |
| 5773 | Cornish, Amanda Jayne | sold property in Bulawayo 2008 |
| 5774 | Cornish, Bill 2012 | Died 5th May 2012 in Harare, Zimbabwe |
| 5775 | Cornish, Brian (b 1957) | Moved to Ringwood, United Kingdom. Born 1957 in Bulawayo. School Hamilton & Hillside. Worked for Air Zimbabwe |
| 5776 | Cornish, Charles Edward | Gwelo 1917, Parents were Edward Cornish (d 1896) and Cornish, Charlotte (nee Jones) 1917, Siblings were Charles Edward Cornish, Walter Cornish, William Albert Cornish, Alice Harriet Cornish, Charlotte Adeline Cornish, George Winston Cornish, Bertram Hugo Cornish, Eileen Lasine Cornish, Eva Daisy Cornish, and Freda Ruby Cornish. P.B. Linslade Halt, Gwelo. 1939 |
| 5777 | Cornish, Charles Stephen | Umtali 1946-48 voters |
| 5778 | Cornish, Charlotte (nee Jones) 1917 | From Australia. Father was Robert Jones. Was 68 and a widow. Husband was Edward Cornish (d 26 Sep 1896) They had married in Austrlia. Died 7 October 1917 at raylton Bulawayo. Children were Charles Edward Cornish, Walter Cornish, William Albert Cornish, Alice Harriet Cornish, Charlotte Adeline Cornish, George Winston Cornish, Bertram Hugo Cornish, Eileen Lasine Cornish, Eva Daisy Cornish, and Freda Ruby Cornish |
| 5779 | Cornish, Douglas | played cricket for Rhodesia 1940s |
| 5780 | Cornish, Douglas John | Salisbury Central 1946-48 voters |
| 5781 | Cornish, Ed | Worked at Rhodesia Customs and Excise, Went to Thornhill High School, Gweru, Zimbabwe ’72 |
| 5782 | Cornish, Flora Kerr | Selukwe 1946-48 voters |
| 5783 | Cornish, Geoff (b 1939) | Moved to Perth,, WA, Australia. Born 1939 in London,uk, School Thame,UK, Worked for Zta, syfrets Trust, Accor |
| 5784 | Cornish, Geoffrey John Lewis 1950 | Buried at Athlone in Bulawayo |
| 5785 | Cornish, Glenn (b 1968) | Moved to Perth, WA Australia. Born 1968 in Salisbury. School Lewisam Primary, Churchill |
| 5786 | Cornish, Gloria (neé Parratt) (b 1942) | Moved to Mandurah, West Australia. Born 1942 in Harare. School Broken Hill, Zambia. Worked for Federal Treasury |
| 5787 | Cornish, Hamilton Hope 1941 | 2329337 L/Cpl Royal Corps of Signals 7th Armd. Div. Sigs. DOAS 22 Feb 1941 |
| 5788 | Cornish, Hubert Arthur 1916 | From England. Father was H Cornish in Kensington London. Was 23 in the BSAP and single. Died 9 may 1916 at Enkeldoorn. worked in the BSAP from 1913-16. Buried at Enkeldoorn |
| 5789 | Cornish, James Kevin | worked in the BSAP from 1973-76 |
| 5790 | Cornish, Janet Hamilton | Raylton 1946-48 voters |
| 5791 | Cornish, Patrick | Rhodesian army |
| 5792 | Cornish, Philicity | student nurse at Salisbury Central Hospital |
| 5793 | Cornish, William | Raylton 1946-48 voters |
| 5794 | Cornish, William George | Salisbury Central 1946-48 voters |
| 5795 | Cornish, William Stanley | worked in the BSAP from 1915-19 |
| 5796 | Cornish, Winston (b 1940) | Moved to Nelspruit, South Africa. Born 1940 in Brakpan. School Alan Wilson. Worked for Water Flo Zim |
| 5797 | Cornthwait, Thomas | In 1904 lived at Tebekwe Mine, Selukwe. Miner |
| 5798 | Cornthwaite, Bessie | Wankie 1946-48 voters |
| 5799 | Cornthwaite, Charles | Wankie 1946-48 voters |
| 5800 | Cornthwaite, Constance | Wankie 1946-48 voters |
| 5801 | Cornthwaite, Ethel Mary | Wankie 1946-48 voters |
| 5802 | Cornthwaite, George | In 1908 lived at 240 Cottage, Bulawayo. Platelayer |
| 5803 | Cornthwaite, George 1974 | Buried at Athlone Bulawayo |
| 5804 | Cornthwaite, Walter Eric | Wankie 1946-48 voters |
| 5805 | Cornwall, Dalton | Played cricket for Rhodesia in the 1960s |
| 5806 | Cornwall, John Frederick Lundie | worked in the BSAP from 1926-29 |
| 5807 | Cornwall, Mike | Hatfield High School 1955 – 1959 |
| 5808 | Cornwall-Jones, Tracy | |
| 5809 | Cornwell, Ada Cordelia | Marandellas 1946-48 voters |
| 5810 | Cornwell, Grace Margaret 1997 | Buried at Chivhu |
| 5811 | Cornwell, Lesley | worked in the BSAP in 1973 |
| 5812 | Cornwell, Peter (Fred) 1992 | Buried at Chivhu |
| 5813 | Cornwell, R De Vere | 1898 -1912 hospital secretary in Salisbury, Salisbury 1915 |
| 5814 | Cornwell, Richard (b 1961) | Moved to Port Elizabeth, South Africa. Born 1961 in Edinburgh. School Ellis Robins |
| 5815 | Cornwell, Robert | 1909 – 1918 Salisbury hospital secetary |
| 5816 | Cornwell, William Daniel | Marandellas 1946-48 voters |
| 5817 | Coronel, H | Bulawayo council 1969 |
| 5818 | Corr, William Douglas | worked in the BSAP from 1911-21 |
| 5819 | Corrans, Brian (b 1937) | Moved to Greyton, S. Africa. Born 1937 in Bulawayo. School Churchill. Worked for RAF/SAA/SIA/Air Mauritius |
| 5820 | Corrans, J L | telegraph instrument room Bulawayo 1938 |
| 5821 | Corrans, Jim (b 1944) | Moved to Lansdale, PA USA. Born 1944 in Bulawayo. School Churchill. Worked for Lever Bros, Gypsum Industries |
| 5822 | Corrans, Keith 2016 | Died 11th November 2016 in Peterborough, UK from cancer. Husband of Sue and father to Jeremy, Paula and Alison. Churchill Boys High School then joined RRAF in 1957 and retired as Group Captain in 1979 to join the RAF. |
| 5823 | Correia, Daniella (neé Rodrigues) (b 1975) | Moved to Portugal. Born 1975 in Harare. School moffet,morgan high,montrose girls high. Worked for S&t Import And Export Kesington Pharmacy |
| 5824 | Correia, Jose (b 1962) | Bulawayo. Moved to Lisbon, Portugal. Born 1962 in Lisbon |
| 5825 | Corrie, Frank 1918 | British. Born 1864 and at 54 died 27 Nov 1918 or 2 Nov 1918. Lived Hortondale farm Inyati died Queens mine Bubi and buried near Queens mine. Was a wood contractor and single. In 1908 lived at Shiloh. Farmer |
| 5826 | Corrielan, Migiel 2002 | died 2002 |
| 5827 | Corrigan, Elizabeth Alice | worked in the BSAP from 1957-58 |
| 5828 | Corrigan, Frederick William | Bulawayo in 1921. Parents were John and Susan Corrigan. Siblings were Sainsbury, Susan Elizabeth Fox (nee Corrigan) 1921, John Rice Corrigan at Cape Town and and sister Sarah Jane Corrigan at Dublin. |
| 5829 | Corrigan, Rosa 1987 | Buried at Mutare |
| 5830 | Corrigan, Vincent 1982 | Buried at Mutare |
| 5831 | Corrigen, C S | in 1907 stayed at Magohlo farm Insiza. Name may need checking |
| 5832 | Corrish, Ros Brown | Roosevelt Girls High School, Harare |
| 5833 | Corry, Gladys Eileen | Salisbury Gardens 1946-48 voters |
| 5834 | Corry, John Richmond | Salisbury North 1946-48 voters |
| 5835 | Corry, Sandra Rendell | |
| 5836 | Corry-Thomas, Steve (b 1968) | Moved to Perth, WA Australia. Born 1968 in Niarobi. School Churchill/Lomagundi college |
| 5837 | Corry-Thomas, Tricia Candy | |
| 5838 | Corser, Edyth Myfanwy | Salisbury District 1946-48 voters |
| 5839 | Corser, Harold Desmond | Salisbury District 1946-48 voters |
| 5840 | Corser, Harry Edward 1919 | From Birmingham England. Parenst were John Edward Corser and Martha Corser, Was 49 a magistrate and civil commissioner and married to Amey Ethel Corser (nee De La harpe). A previous wife was Ina May Rubridge Corser (nee Morkel) (d 2 Mar 1906), He died 27 mar 1919 at Sea Point Cape Town. Children included Harold Desmond Corser, Shirley Winifred Corser, Vernon John Edward Corser, and Ada Florence Hilda Corser born from Ina. And Audne Ethel Corser born from Amy. |
| 5841 | Corser, John Ebden | Salisbury Central 1946-48 voters |
| 5842 | Corsico, Mirella | |
| 5843 | Corson, D | Hawling. Beatrice 1964 |
| 5844 | Corson, D | Kinghamdale. Bindura 1938 |
| 5845 | Corson, Donald | In 1946 lived at Sligo Farm, P.O. Beatrice. Was farming, Sligo. Beatrice 1964 |
| 5846 | Cortereal, Jacob Louis | Umtali South 1946-48 voters |
| 5847 | Cortereal, Madge (nee Hendrickse) 1950 | Buried at Mutare |
| 5848 | Corven, Ado | Salisbury Gardens 1946-48 voters |
| 5849 | Corven, T | Garthnor, P.O. Box 334, Salisbury. 1939 |
| 5850 | Cory, Andy | Was at Plumtree school Gaul house 65-70. Moved to Mbabane Swaziland |
| 5851 | Cory, Diana (b 1951) | Moved to St.brelade ,jersey, C.I. UK. Born 1951 in Cape Town. School Moray Junior and Eveline Girls High , Bulawayo. Worked for Central Hospitals, Bulawayo as Nurse. Did Midwifery Training at Mpilo |
| 5852 | Cory, Ian (b 1972) | Moved to Nelspruit, South Africa. Born 1972 in Salisbury. School Capricorn. Worked for Ted Hodgson at Paradise farm |
| 5853 | Cory, Nick | Was at Plumtree school Gaul house 73-78. Moved to Mbabane Swaziland |
| 5854 | Cory, Sherry (neé King) (b 1975) | Moved to Nelspruit, South Africa. Born 1975 |
| 5855 | Coryndon, John Selby (Corydon) 1896 | Tpr Mashonaland Field Force Salisbury Rifles KIA 11 Oct 1896 |
| 5856 | Coryndon, Robert Thorne | KCMG, Sir. |
| 5857 | Corzine, Trish (neé Donaldson) (b 1957) | Moved to London, UK. Born 1957 in Macheke. School Marandellas High |
| 5858 | Cosgrave, Anne (b 1953) | Moved to Melbourne, Vic Australia. Born 1953 in Salisbury. School GHS. Worked for Standard Bank |
| 5859 | Cosgrave, Christopher John | Kwe kwe high |
| 5860 | Cosgrave, Dennis (b 1958) | Moved to Pretoria, South Africa. Born 1958 in Que Que. School Que Que High. Worked for Risco |
| 5861 | Cosgrave, Ellen Agnes | Selukwe 1946-48 voters |
| 5862 | Cosgrave, Frederick John | Selukwe 1946-48 voters |
| 5863 | Cosgrave, Lee-Ann (b 1980) | Moved to Horsham, Vic Australia. Born 1980 in Thabazimbi. School Redcliff school |
| 5864 | Cosgrave, Mary | |
| 5865 | Cosgrave, Norah (b 1957) | Moved to Melbourne, VICT Australia. Born 1957 in Salisbury. School Girls High |
| 5866 | Cosgrave, R | married. Using Shabani Post Office. (Belingwe District) 1938. |
| 5867 | Cosgrave, R H | Shabanie and Nil Desperandum mine employees 1938 |
| 5868 | Cosgrave, Reginald Hugh | In 1946 lived at 6a North Avenue, P.O. Box 73, Salisbury. Was a shift engineer |
| 5869 | Cosgrave, Reginald Hugh | worked in the BSAP from 1919-27 |
| 5870 | Cosgrave, Rose | In 1946 lived at Grafton Hotel, Abercorn Street, Bulawayo, Was married |
| 5871 | Cosgrave, Trevor (b 1960) | Moved to Horsham, Vic Australia. Born 1960 in Kwe Kwe. School Kwe Kwe High. Worked for Zisco |
| 5872 | Cosgrave, Ursula (b 1980) | Moved to Pretoria, South Africa. Born 1980 in Harare |
| 5873 | Cosgrove, David Derek 1973 | Born 1935 and at 38 died 2 Jan 1973, Born in England, married, an accountant, Usuallly lived in Cleland Pietermaritzburg, Died Beitbridge, Zimbabwe |
| 5874 | Cosgrove, James Henry (b 1954) | Moved to Woodbridge, Suff UK. Born 1954 in Berwick Upon Tweed. School Sir John Kennedy/Jameson High. Worked for David Whiteheads & BSAP. worked in the BSAP from 1974-78. Studied Electrotechniques at Newcastle Technical College |
| 5875 | Cosgrove, Patrick Joseph | worked in the BSAP from 1956-58 |
| 5876 | Cosgrove, Susan (neé Hurley) (b 1957) | Moved to Woodbridge, Suff UK. Born 1957 in Liverpool. School Haig Park/Mabelreign Girls High. Worked for Founders Building Society |
| 5877 | Cosh, Ian (b 1950) | Moved to Arkadelphia, AR USA. Born 1950 in Carrickfergus, Northern Ireland. School CJR and Chaplin |
| 5878 | Cosh, Sharon (neé Fitt) (b 1953) | Moved to Arkadelphia, AR USA. Born 1953 in Marshall, Tx. School Chaplin |
| 5879 | Cosker, Sue | married Andy Whitaker and had four children, Gary, Yvette, Ricky all born in Rhodesia and Celeste, born in South Africa. Sadly Ricky, the one son, was killed in an accident. |
| 5880 | Coskey, John Reginald | In 1946 lived at 18, Forbes Avenue, North End, P.O. Box 585, Bulawayo, Was an accountant |
| 5881 | Cosnett, Charles William | 1903 in Rhodesia. In 1908 lived at Stand 578, Bulawayo. Accountant. 1919 was the acting secretary for the Bulawayo hospital |
| 5882 | Cosnett, Christopher John | worked in the BSAP from 1968-71 |
| 5883 | Cosnett, Mark | |
| 5884 | Cosser, Arthur Walter | In 1908 lived at Wanderer Mine, Selukwe. Secretary |
| 5885 | Cosser, C L | 1970 Bulawayo city electrical engineer |
| 5886 | Cosser, Ron | 1964 recorded as having a motorbike accident |
| 5887 | Cosser, Walter F. | In 1904 lived at Tebekwe Mine, Selukwe. Electrical Engineer |
| 5888 | Cossey, William Michael (Mike) 2016 | (aged 68). Husband of Julie and father to six children scattered all over the world. Only son of Bill and Lilian Cossey from Mazoe. Played polocrosse and settled in Ruwa. Passed away after heart and lung problems on 19th January 2016. |
| 5889 | Costa, C | 2003 hre |
| 5890 | Costa, C | Plot 17a, Riverside, Bulawayo, 1939 |
| 5891 | Costa, Clara (neé Goncalves) (b 1963) | Moved to Waterdown, Ont Canada. Born 1963 in Salisbury. School Dominican Convent |
| 5892 | Costa, Darrel Thomas | worked in the BSAP from 1980-81 |
| 5893 | Costa, Georgete (neé Martins) (b 1961) | Moved to Kearny, NJ USA. Born 1961 in Nova Lisboa, Angola. School Southerton Primary School, Queen Elizabeth Girls High. Worked for Telex Department At The Salisbury Main Post Office |
| 5894 | Costa, Julie (neé Parker) (b 1949) | Moved to Gold Coast, QLD Australia. Born 1949 in England. School Mabelreign |
| 5895 | Costa, Lesley | kariba |
| 5896 | Costa, Pedro | |
| 5897 | Costa, Pedro (b 1970) | Moved to Perth, WA Australia. Born 1970 in Vila Perry, Mozambique. School Peterhouse, Marondera. Worked for Temple Asset Management |
| 5898 | Costain, Benny | 50s gwelo |
| 5899 | Costantin, Ann (neé Doherty) (b 1959) | Moved to Perth, WA Australia. Born 1959 in Salisbury. School Mt. Pleasant High School |
| 5900 | Costas, Leigh | Hillcrest school. Chisipite hockey coach about 2025 |
| 5901 | Costello, Alison Keirs | |
| 5902 | Costello, David (b 1952) | Moved to Gilbert, Az USA. Born 1952 in Dublin, Ireland. Worked for African Associated Mines, Bulawayo, 1976 |
| 5903 | Costello, Dorothy May | Mazoe 1946-48 voters |
| 5904 | Costello, Henry Hector | Umtali 1946-48 voters |
| 5905 | Costello, John Viking | Mazoe 1946-48 voters |
| 5906 | Costello, Mary Rose | Salisbury Central 1946-48 voters |
| 5907 | Costello, Matthew | |
| 5908 | Costello, Robert John (b 1966) | Born : 5 December 1966 in Rhodesia |
| 5909 | Coster, Cinrdre | |
| 5910 | Coster, Keith 2012 | (aged 94). 6th June 2012 at Somerset West, South Africa. |
| 5911 | Coster, Keith Robert | OBE. 1968- 1972 chief of general staff and general office commanding Rhodesian army. He was born in Eshowe Natal in 1920. He went to the South African military college. In 2nd WW he served with the South African Air Force in the Middle East. He was taken priosner in 1942. general officer commanding Rhodesian army, RAR 1969, 0.B.E., Regular Army Officer, Deputy Chief of General Staff, Rhodesia Army; Commander 2 Brigade Jan.-Oct 1964; Commandant Sch. of Infantry May-Dec., 1963, Dir. of Plans (Army) Sept. 1962-May 1963, Asst. Quartermaster Gen. Jan. 1959-Sept. 1962; joined S.A. Army 1937, commissioned 1939 served in S.A.A.F. until 1946 and in S.A. Army until 1954. Came to Rhodesia Jan. 1955; b. 19th April, 1920, Eshowe, Natal; educ. Maritzburg Coil., The S.A. Military Coll., Staff Coil. Camberley; s.o.l. Eric Cecil Coster; m. 20th Dec., 1941, Molly, d.o.l. H. 0. Stanley, 1 s., 1 d. Rec.: Tennis. Add.: 44 Sandringham Drive, Alexandra Park, Salisbury, and P. Bag 720, Causeway, Rhod |
| 5912 | Coster, Molly (nee Stanley) | daughter of H. 0. Stanley. Married Keith Robert Coster, lived in South Africa. Moved to Zimbabwe and lived 44 Sandringham Drive, Alexandra Park, Salisbury in 1967, and had a son and a daughter |
| 5913 | Coster, Steve | army intake 102 |
| 5914 | Costigan, Reginald Ernest | worked in the BSAP from 1920-23 |
| 5915 | Costopoulos, Gerald | In 1946 lived at 116, Rhodes Street, Bulawayo. Was a welder |
| 5916 | Costopoulos, Harriet (nee Bradnick) 1969 | Buried at Athlone Bulawayo |
| 5917 | Costopoulos, John 1958 | Buried at Athlone Bulawayo. From a 1950s Rhodesia family with parents John Costopoulos, and Matilda Lena Costopoulos, and son Andronike Papademetriou (nee Costopoulos). Greek |
| 5918 | Costopoulos, Matilda Lena (nee Breetzke) | From a 1950s Rhodesia family with parents John Costopoulos, and Matilda Lena Costopoulos, and son Andronike Papademetriou (nee Costopoulos), and mentioned on John’s 1958 Athlone Bulawayo memorial |
| 5919 | Cote, Joseph Eudore | Lomagundi 1946-48 voters |
| 5920 | Cothir, Reginald Browne | Rhodesia Regiment Boer War. Trooper |
| 5921 | Cotsonis, Elena (b 1965) | Moved to Limassol, Cyprus. Born 1965 in Salisbury. School Oriel Girls High. Worked for Ross Travel |
| 5922 | Cottam, H W 1941 | Buried at Athlone Bulawayo |
| 5923 | Cottam, Terence | worked in the BSAP from 1948-52 |
| 5924 | Cottam, Vanessa | lived in Karoi, Bulawayo, Harare |
| 5925 | Cotterill, Peter Wood | moved to Salisbury until 1963 then to UK |
| 5926 | Cotterr, John James | In 1904 lived at Tebekwe Mine, Selukwe. Miner |
| 5927 | Cottham, Cleveland Walter | worked in the BSAP from 1968-71, acquired property in Parklands Bulawayo 2019 |
| 5928 | Cottham, Leo Joseph | worked in the BSAP from 1939-59 |
| 5929 | Cottier, Berilyn | byo |
| 5930 | Cotto, Antonio | army intake 156 |
| 5931 | Cotton, Alexander Charles | Salisbury Central 1946-48 voters |
| 5932 | Cotton, Alexander Charles | worked in the BSAP from 1959-76 |
| 5933 | Cotton, Anita (neé Faber) (b 1957) | Moved to Auckland, New Zealand. Born 1957 in Kitwe Northern Rhodesia. School Greenfield Junior, Eveline High 1970-1975. Worked for Standard Bank Bulawayo |
| 5934 | Cotton, Barry (b 1942) | Moved to Sudbury, Ont Canada. Born 1942 in Chesterfield, Uk. Worked for BSAP |
| 5935 | Cotton, Barry Percy Carrington | worked in the BSAP from 1955-66 |
| 5936 | Cotton, Charles Henry | Salisbury South 1946-48 voters |
| 5937 | Cotton, Chris | Zambia . Schooled and lived in Salisbury Rhodesia |
| 5938 | Cotton, Christopher Reginald Neville (Chris) 1979 | Section Officer, British South Africa Police, killed in action, 7 January 1979.worked in the BSAP from 1972-79 |
| 5939 | Cotton, David (b 1940) | At the salvation Army Usher institute Figtree on 7 Jun 1978 about 15 ZIPRA rounded up the white staff and murdered some of them. They suddenly got frightened and as they ran away fired their AKs at those they had rounded up. David was one of those wounded |
| 5940 | Cotton, Edward 1912 | From Ireland, Was a 24 year old clerk. Single. Died 3 Oct 1912 in Bulawayo. |
| 5941 | Cotton, F A | Durris Penhailonga 1939 |
| 5942 | Cotton, George Barry | worked in the BSAP from 1962-66 |
| 5943 | Cotton, John | worked in the BSAP from 1953-57 |
| 5944 | Cotton, Maureen Jean 2002 | Born in Rhodesia 1946 |
| 5945 | Cotton, Muriel Irene | Salisbury Central 1946-48 voters |
| 5946 | Cotton, Richard Norman | worked in the BSAP from 1965-81 |
| 5947 | Cotton, Robert | worked in the BSAP from 1912-24 |
| 5948 | Cotton, Robert Francis Stapleton | Rhodesia Regiment Boer War. Sergeant |
| 5949 | Cotton, Robert William | worked in the BSAP from 1939-49 |
| 5950 | Cotton-Hughes, Florence Amelia | Salisbury City 1946-48 voters |
| 5951 | Cotton-Hughes, Harry | Salisbury City 1946-48 voters |
| 5952 | Cottrell, Alfred George | In 1904 lived at Ayrshire Mine. Hotel Assistant |
| 5953 | Cottrell, Charles James | In 1908 lived at Borrow Street, Bulawayo. Builder |
| 5954 | Cottrell, Charles Lewis 1902 | Buried at Athlone Bulawayo, A 1901 family with parents James Cottrell and Elizabeth Cottrell and son Charles Lewis Cottrell (d 1902). Known as “Chappy’ he was born 22 May 1899 North Carlton, Victoria, Australia, and came with his mother and sister on the ship Afric to C.T. May 1901 and onwards to Bulawayo where his father, Charles James Cottrell and brother John had a building company. Chappy is said to have died in Bulawayo, but the family have no record and there’s no death record (I’ve searched thoroughly).His family went back to Australia in the 1900s but the brother, John Cottrell stayed |
| 5955 | Cottrell, Charmaine (b 1967) | Moved to Benoni, JHB South Africa. Born 1967 in Bulawayo. School Townsend |
| 5956 | Cottrell, Christine (neé Meikle) (b 1970) | Moved to Benoni, JNB South Africa. Born 1970 in Bulawayo. School Hillside & Townsend |
| 5957 | Cottrell, Elizabeth | A 1901 family with parents James Cottrell and Elizabeth Cottrell and son Charles Lewis Cottrell (d 1901). Mentioned on Charles 1902 Athlone Bulawayo memorial |
| 5958 | Cottrell, Howard | Had a 2019 Kadoma phone number |
| 5959 | Cottrell, James | A 1901 family with parents James Cottrell and Elizabeth Cottrell and son Charles Lewis Cottrell (d 1901). Mentioned on Charles 1902 Athlone Bulawayo memorial |
| 5960 | Cottrell, John Swinfen | worked in the BSAP from 1904-06 |
| 5961 | Cottrell, Peter (b 1980) | Moved to Australia, Australia. Born 1980 in Bulawayo |
| 5962 | Cottrell, Shaun (b 1970) | Moved to Benoni, jhb South Africa. Born 1970 in Bulawayo. School Tennison & CBC |
| 5963 | Cottrell, Susan Hamer | |
| 5964 | Coucello, Cristina (b 1966) | Moved to Perth, WA Australia. Born 1966 in Maputo. School Eveline, Convent,Towsend. Worked for Fidelity Printers, Nem |
| 5965 | Coucom, Pamela | worked in the BSAP from 1974-83 |
| 5966 | Coughlan, David (b 1945) | Moved to Istanbul, Turkey. Born 1945 in In East Grinstead. School Chaplin. Worked for Peterhouse . army intake 67 |
| 5967 | Coughlan, Eamon (b 1959) | Moved to Perth, WA Australia. Born 1959 in Durban. School St George’s College |
| 5968 | Coughlan, Flo | University of Rhodesia/ UNISA |
| 5969 | Coughlan, Irene (neé Blignaut) (b 1944) | Moved to Johannesurg, Boks South Africa. Born 1944 in Gwanda. School Que Que Junior/Senior. Worked for Bata |
| 5970 | Coughlan, James Raphael (Jim) 2010 | passed away November 30, 2010 at the age of 80. He left behind Dorothea, his wife of 51 years, and his two sons, John and Liam. Jim previously lost his siblings Ceelie and Jack, but his surviving siblings were, Alex, Teresa, Tom, Ann and Rita. Jim was born in Youghal, County Cork, Ireland on December 23, 1929. He joined the Royal Air Force at the age of 17 where he learned his trade as an electrician. His time with the RAF took him to Northern Ireland, England, Southern Rhodesia and Malta. He emigrated to Kitimat, BC, Canada in 1955, where he worked at the Alcan Aluminum Smelter, and met his future wife Dorothea Lipkowski, and they had their two children, John and Liam. In 1971, the family moved to Valleyview, BC, which soon amalgamated to become part of Kamloops, BC and had resided there ever since. In the Kamloops area, Jim worked at the Highland Valley Mine, and the Mica Creek Dam, and for the longest duration, until his retirement, worked at the Weyerhauser Pulp Mill. He became the President of the Kamloops Minor Lacrosse Association. Jim joined with Dorothea to create the Kamloops branch of Amnesty International, and he acted on his Catholic faith attending weekly Mass |
| 5971 | Coughlan, Kev | |
| 5972 | Coughlan, Patrick (Paddy) (b 1943) | Moved to Boksburg, Johannesburg, South Africa. Born 1943 in Tonbridge Kent. School CJR/Chaplin. Worked for Bata, T.m. Supermarkets |
| 5973 | Coughlan, Tim | Owner at Property Link Zimbabwe |
| 5974 | Couglan, Richard | Was at Plumtree school Lloyd house 83-85. Moved to Gaborone Botswana |
| 5975 | Couldrey, James Vivian | worked in the BSAP from 1923-24 |
| 5976 | Couldrey, Susannah Johannah | Salisbury City 1946-48 voters |
| 5977 | Coulentianos, Emmanuel D 1954 | Umtali 1946-48 voters . Buried at Mutare |
| 5978 | Coulentianos, Stelio Emmanuel | Umtali 1946-48 voters |
| 5979 | Coull, Andrew M. | In 1904 lived at Tebekwe Mine, Selukwe. Carpenter |
| 5980 | Coull, John Milne | Salisbury North 1946-48 voters |
| 5981 | Coull, Lesley-Ann (b 1957) | Moved to Gonubie, South Africa. Born 1957 in Salisbury. School Hatfield. Worked for The Herald |
| 5982 | Coulson, A F | Nhlangano, P.O. Balla Balla. 1939 |
| 5983 | Coulson, Agnes Burdon 1977 | Buried in Kwe Kwe |
| 5984 | Coulson, Alistair | |
| 5985 | Coulson, Anne 2015 | UK, 24th May, 2015. |
| 5986 | Coulson, Arthur Canisius | Gwanda 1946-48 voters, essexvale |
| 5987 | Coulson, Benjamin Stewart (b 1974) | born 28 May 1974 and bought 6 Esperanza Court, Hume Park, Bulawayo in 2012, Owned property in Bulawayo upto 2019 |
| 5988 | Coulson, Brian | Salisbury South 1946-48 voters |
| 5989 | Coulson, Francis Edmund | Shabani 1946-48 voters |
| 5990 | Coulson, G A | Was at Plumtree school Lloyd house 87-92 |
| 5991 | Coulson, Hilda Louise 1981 | Memorial on Kwe kwe Anglican church |
| 5992 | Coulson, Jayne (neé Tindale) (b 1938) | Moved to Coleford, UK. Born 1938 in Rusape. School Sinoia. Worked for Norton Junior School |
| 5993 | Coulson, John (Coolbox) 2014 | born 17 Jan 1942 and owned 8 Robertson Street, Parkview, Bulawayo from 1979 to 2010. Husband of Joy. 2nd November, 2014, in UK. Active in rugby at Hartsfield. |
| 5994 | Coulson, Joy (neé Vanner) (b 1944) | Moved to Cooroy Australia, Australia. Born 1944 in Durban. School Grosvenor Girls High |
| 5995 | Coulson, Lesley | sinoia high |
| 5996 | Coulson, Marjorie Hope | Gwanda 1946-48 voters |
| 5997 | Coulson, Mary | lived in Shurugwe |
| 5998 | Coulson, N R | Using Shabani Post Office. (Belingwe District) 1938. |
| 5999 | Coulson, Pauline Sarmier | Salisbury North 1946-48 voters |
| 6000 | Coulson, Rhoda 1970 | buried at Kwe kwe |