I Names
I Names
When Jesus spoke again to the people, he said, “I am the light of the world. Whoever follows me will never walk in darkness, but will have the light of life.” John 8:12
| 1 | Iacovou, Ike (Ikey) (b 1966) | Moved to Limassol Cyprus. Born 1966 in Bulawayo. School murray mac, fort victoria high. Worked for Triangle Ltd. Former Technician at Self-Employed light gauge steel construction. Worked as a Private Security Contractor. Parents were Michael Iacovou 2015 and Maria (Maroulla) Iacovou. Siblings Hellen Iacovou and Christina Iacovou. Ike was a successfull bodybuilder, Married with kids |
| 2 | Iacovou, Christina (b 1974) | family with Parents Michael Iacovou 2015 and Maria (Maroulla) Iacovou. children Hellen Iacovou and Christina Iacovou and Iacovou, Ike (Ikey) (b 1966). Moved to East London, South Africa. Born 1974 in Triangle. School Watershed College 1990, Speciss College 1991. Married with kids |
| 3 | Iacovou, Michael 2015 | family with Parents Michael Iacovou 2015 and Maria (Maroulla) Iacovou. children Hellen Iacovou and Christina Iacovou and Iacovou, Ike (Ikey) (b 1966). Moved to Limassol, Cyprus. Born 9 Oct 1936 in Paphos. School Paphos. Went to St Augustine’s Secondary, Glasgow. Studied at Bulawayo Tech. Lived in Cape Town. Died 2015 |
| 4 | Ibberson, Walter | In 1904 lived at Salisbury. Printer. There was a possible match for this in a Walter who died at 88 Birley St; Buried on September 6, 1919 and this in Walkley Cemetery Sheffield. |
| 5 | Ibbetson, Flo (nee Pretorius) | lived in Victoria Falls, Harare and Triangle |
| 6 | Ibbetson, Kevin (b 1962) | Moved to Pietermaritzburg, kzn South Africa. Born 1962 in Durban. School ellis robins. Worked for Scholar |
| 7 | Ibbetson, Peter Harry 2010 | Born in Sheffield, England October 11, 1933. Died June 28, 2010. worked in the BSAP from 1954-57. Survived by his wife Susan, his sons Peter, John, Mark, and Richard. In the UK he leaves his brother Hugh and sisters Loraine, Angela and Annette. When his career as an RAF Pilot ended he became an Officer in the British South Africa (Rhodesia) Police, then an Insurance Consultant in England and Canada and, finally, a Librarian. He pushed himself to his limits as a hiker: rim-to-rim-to-rim in the Grand Canyon, Bruce Trail end-to-end a few times, the 46 peaks of the Adirondacks, the Appalachian Trail. |
| 8 | Ibbetson, Simon | Went to Mount Pleasant High School, Harare. Moved to Tenbury Wells, Worcestershire, United Kingdom. Was in the Lowveld for awhile |
| 9 | Ibbitt, Kevin Alan 1964 | Buried at Athlone Bulawayo, Parents were Laurie Ibbitt and Liz Ibbitt |
| 10 | Ibbitt, Laurence Arthur (Laurie) (b 1940) | Born 11 Nov 1940. Went to Prior Park College, Bath. worked in the BSAP from 1959-80. D/Chief Inspector. From 1980 worked as a Private Investigator. Moved to Pretoria. Mentioned on sons 1964 Athlone Bulawayo memorial. He was Kevin Alan Ibbitt. Wife was Liz Ibbitt |
| 11 | Ibbitt, Liz (b 1943) | Born 7 Jun 1943. Went to Dominican Convent, Bulawayo. Studied at L. Self employed. Moved to Pretoria. Mentioned on sons 1964 Athlone Bulawayo memorial. He was Kevin Alan Ibbitt. Husband was Laurie Ibbitt, Her sisters Janet Pullock and Patricia Leyshon. 2 surviving children Karen Noonan, Jenny Efraim |
| 12 | Ibbotson, Charles Herbert | In 1902 was at Victoria. Sergt. B.S.A.P. Possible match. Born 23 Feb 1883 at Geelong Australia. First World War, 1914-1918 recorded 2 LHR [Light Horse Regiment] (September 1914) left Australia for action. In 1940 was in the Australian Army Pay Corps (AMF). |
| 13 | Ibbotson, Percy 1955 | In 1939, the. Reverend Mr Percy Ibbotson of the African Welfare Association. A supporter of the Jiri movement. The Reverend Percy Ibbotson, was the Organizing Secretary of the Federation of Native Welfare Societies in Southern Rhodesia (see Ibbotson, 1943). Wesleyan Methodist Church. He authored significant sociological reports, including his influential 1943 survey on urban African conditions and works on urbanization in Rhodesia. He died on 3 April 1955 while serving as a specially elected European member representing Black peoples interests. Chief Justice Robert Tredgold described Ibbotson as a man who “gave his life to the cause of reconciliation,” Buried at Athlone Bulawayo |
| 14 | Ibbs, Mary Frances 1962 | Buried at Athlone Bulawayo. Was 73 |
| 15 | Ibsen, Emma 1954 | Buried at Athlone Bulawayo |
| 16 | Ibsen, John Conrad George 1947 | Buried at Athlone Bulawayo |
| 17 | Ibsen-Bewick, Janet (neé Cundy) (b 1964) | Moved to Perth, WA Australia. Born 1964 in Chinhoyi. School Harare, Worked for Reg Harris Group |
| 18 | Iddins, Albert James 1975 | worked in the BSAP from 1908-11, This seems to match the details as follows. (1883 – 1975) Born August 08, 1883 London, England (United Kingdom) and died February 18, 1975 (91) Peace Arch District Hospital, White Rock, British Columbia, Canada. Buried Surrey, British Columbia, Canada. Husband of Hettie Frances Iddins and children Audrey Irene Robertson and Kenneth Iddins. Parents Frederick Iddins Louisa Emma Marriott. He lived in Hackney, London, England, United Kingdom in 1891. He had 9 siblings |
| 19 | Iddon, Richard Anthony | worked in the BSAP from 1974-82. Section Officer |
| 20 | Idensohn, Barry James 1979 | Lance Corporal, One Rhodesian Armoured Car Regiment, died on active service. Died of septicaemia. 1979, 2 September 1979. |
| 21 | Idensohn, Derek Stephen 2009 | Moved to Polokwane, South Africa. School Sinoia High, Worked for David Brown Gear Industry. Born 1 October 1961 in Salisbury and died 1 Feb 2009. Was married to Idensohn, Harleen (neé Sletcher) (b 1952). Had a son Clinton Scott. Siblings were Duncan and Kerry |
| 22 | Idensohn, Duncan | Lived in Harare and siblings were Derek, and Kerry |
| 23 | Idensohn, Harleen (neé Sletcher) (b 1952) | Moved to Polokwane, South Africa. Born 1952 in Gwelo, Coghlan junior school. School Eveline High. Worked for United Refineries / Mastersons Security. In Plokwane worked for Fastway Couriers and Sales Executive and PA to Director at JKJ Express Courier Company. Son Clinton Scott, Was married to Idensohn, Derek Stephen 2009 |
| 24 | Idensohn, Kerry (b 1971) | Moved to Polokwane, South Africa. Born 1971 in Salisbury, School Blakeston Junior. Siblings were Derek, and Duncan and recorded living in Harare. Moved to Peterborough UK. She is active in the Farcet Gardening & Food Club, frequently promoting local meetings and events related to sustainable food and gardening. She is also linked to Len Idensohn, who is involved in the automotive and logistics industry, specifically with Toyota workshops |
| 25 | Idensohn, Leonard George 2006 | Buried at Troutbeck church. Leonard George Idensohn (popularly known as Len Idensohn) was a prominent right-wing political figure in Rhodesia (now Zimbabwe) during the 1970s. He is best known for his opposition to Ian Smith’s Rhodesian Front (RF) from an even more conservative, hardline perspective. Originally a leading member of the Rhodesian Front, Idensohn broke away from the party in the early 1970s. In 1968, he founded and led the Rhodesia National Party, which accused Ian Smith of being too moderate and “selling out” the white minority by negotiating with African nationalist leaders. He advocated for “provincialization” (a form of segregation similar to South African apartheid) and staunchly opposed any move toward majority rule. Although his party never achieved significant electoral success against the dominant Rhodesian Front, his presence pressured Smith’s government to maintain a hardline stance to avoid losing the support of the white electorate’s right wing. |
| 26 | Idensohn, William | worked in the BSAP from 1923-25 |
| 27 | Idle, Dennis James 1968 | worked in the BSAP from 1927-48. Sergeant. Umtali South Voters 1946 – 1948. There is an estate mentioned of Dennis James Idle in South Africa 1968. Surviving spouse Eileen Ellison Idle (nee Speares) |
| 28 | Idle, Eileen Ellison (nee Speares) | Umtali South Voters 1946 – 1948. Was married to Idle, Dennis James 1968, It appears she may have gone to South Africa |
| 29 | Idrees, Tessa | Went to Belfast High School, South Africa. Self employed in Cape Town. Sisters Jackie Sekul, Desre Jochum, Denyse Gerber |
| 30 | Igoe, Niall | Lived in Harare |
| 31 | Ihle, Linda | Harare |
| 32 | Ikin, Austin (b 1940) | Moved to Kzn, South Africa. Born 1940 in Kaapstad. School Germiston. Worked for Ministry Of Education. Studied at University of Rhodesia. Austin Ikin was a civil servant and legal figure in Rhodesia (now Zimbabwe), and Immigration Officer during the 1960s and 1970s. He is often cited in official reports and historical accounts concerning the High Court of Southern Rhodesia. Is there two people of the same name? |
| 33 | Iles, Derek Martyn | worked in the BSAP from 1965-82. S/Section Officer and Superintendent. He served as the Commissioner of the BSAP during the latter stages of the Rhodesian Bush War, a critical period for the country’s security and transition. |
| 34 | Iles, John Francis Henzey | . In 1902 was at Salisbury. Clerk |
| 35 | Iles, Richard Geoffrey | worked in the BSAP from 1962-69. Patrol Officer. Richard Iles is primarily known in Zimbabwe for his academic and professional contributions to the field of transportation, specifically through his book “Public Transport in Developing Countries”. His 2005 book is a standard reference used in Zimbabwean higher education institutions, including the Catholic University of Zimbabwe (CUZ) and the Chinhoyi University of Technology (CUT). Richard Iles is also mentioned in historical contexts as an expedition leader for trans-Africa overland trips that concluded in Zimbabwe during the late 1980s |
| 36 | Iliakis, Maria | owned property in Bulawayo upto 2010 |
| 37 | Iliff, Fiona | Fiona Iliff was a prominent human rights and environmental lawyer based in Zimbabwe, widely recognized for her litigation and advocacy work. She worked as a Consultant with the Wintertons Legal Practitioners team. For many years, she served with Zimbabwe Lawyers for Human Rights (ZLHR), where she managed the Access to Justice Unit. She was a leading voice for environmental protection in Zimbabwe, focusing on the protection of wetlands and the constitutional right to a healthy environment. She had been involved with the American Bar Association Center for Human Rights and Chapter One Foundation in developing trial monitoring programs. |
| 38 | Illemann, Erich (b 1963) | Was at Lloyd house Plumtree school 76-81. Moved to Port Macquarie, NSW Australia. Born 1963 in Harare. Married Renate Illemann |
| 39 | Illemann, Robyn Charters (nee Charters) | Lived in Chinhoyi, brought up in Triangle. Sons Scott Illemann and John Snow. Siblings Helen Charters and Kevin Tinker. Maiden name Charters, moved from Triangle (Zimbabwe), school Fort Vic High, then onto Scotland and UK, lived in New Zealand for 25 years, Aussie for 6, back to NZ. Married to Andre |
| 40 | Illingworth, Bruce Anthony Robert | worked in the BSAP from 1969-72. Patrol Officer |
| 41 | Illingworth, John Walker | worked in the BSAP from 1946-56. S/Sergeant |
| 42 | Illingworth, Philip Edward Noel 1984 | Born 1912 and died 1984. Wankie Voters 1946 – 1948. Maybe the husband of Margaret Latta Illingworth |
| 43 | Illingworth, R A | chairman of the Matabeleland motor trade association in 1969. There was a R. A. Illingworth who co-authored historical research on “African Taxation in Southern Rhodesia” alongside S. M. Makings, which is still cited in academic studies regarding the social and economic history of Zimbabwe |
| 44 | Illingworth, Ray | |
| 45 | Illman, Bernard 2024 | went to Umtali Boys High.. circa 1954. Father of Andrew, Tracy and Colleen. Husband of Ivy and then Dawn. Lived in Hartley (Chegutu) |
| 46 | Illman, D | Was at Plumtree school, Beit scholarship 1909, Plumtree school 1911 |
| 47 | Imbert, Guy R H | Was at Plumtree school 71-76 in Hammond and Gaul. Moved to Joburg and married Leighanne. Had a prosthetic leg and was noted for his cycling despite this handicap |
| 48 | Imbert-Terry, Georgina Anne (b 1956) | born 21st September 1956 |
| 49 | Immelman, Caroline | born in selukwe. Went to King George V1. Kived in Luzaka Zambia and Vancouver, British Columbia. Daughter Teresa Hansen |
| 50 | Immelman, Christian Andreas | Raylton Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 51 | Immelman, J | Belingwe post office. (Belingwe District) 1938. |
| 52 | Immelman, Jan (b 1945) | Born 1 May 1945. Moved to Port Elizabeth, and Port Alfred South Africa. Lived in Rusape. School Guinea Fowl. Worked for North Park Junior School. Worked at Isasa. Married to Wendy Immelman in 1969 |
| 53 | Immelman, Johanna Hendrika Jacoba | Raylton Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 54 | Immelman, Karen Ingrid | worked in the BSAP from 1975. W/Patrol Officer. She may have moved to the Cape as a name crops up in helping to stop drugs there and if so may have been a Du Preez before |
| 55 | Immelman, Rob (b 1964) | Moved to Port Elizabeth, South Africa. Born 10 Jul 1964 in Salisbury. School Frank Johnson, Dudley Hall, Marandellas High 1983. Children Jason and Cayleigh. Left Zim for Port Elizabeth SA beginning of 84. Was in accounting, stock market, banking, financial planning and then had his own financial services company and running the Group from his head office in PE. Married 11/11/89 to Debbie. Brother Steve had moved to Texas, USA and his Mom to East London SA. Worked at Memp Financial Services (Pty) Ltd |
| 56 | Immelman, Sean (b 1968) | Moved to Perth, WA Australia. Born 1968 in Salisbury, Rhodesia. School North Park School, Rustenberg Tech. Worked for Bateman Earthmoving, Reunech Equip, Pro Performance |
| 57 | Immelman, Wendy (neé Guest) (b 1945) | Moved to Port Elizabeth, South Africa. Born 1945 in Gatooma. School Jameson High. Worked for North Park Junior School, Harare |
| 58 | Immerman, Jacob Joseph 1905 | Born 1863 and at 42 died 11 December 1905. Origin unknown, Lived at Figtree siding, was a general storekeeper and married. Died in Figtree and buried in Bulawayo. Died of suicide with a gun shot to the head. |
| 59 | Immerman, Joseph | In 1908 lived at Matoppo Siding. Storekeeper |
| 60 | Immerman, Maurice | In 1908 lived at Rhodes Street, Bulawayo. Merchant |
| 61 | Imom, Mary Amrose | a nurse at Hwange 1971. Last name is a question mark |
| 62 | Impey, A F | Salisbury 1918 and same year lost his brother Impey, Carl Frederick 1918 |
| 63 | Impey, C T | He was in salisbury 1918 and lost his sister Impey, Caroline 1918, and was probably from Vryheid natal |
| 64 | Impey, Carl Frederick 1918 | From Vryheid Natal South Africa. Was 32 a farmer and married to King, Ivy May (ex Impey) (nee Bain) 1976 at Salisbury, Died 28 Oct 1918 in Salisbury. Children were Carl Theodor Impey and Ivy Phyllis Impey, Had a brother A F Impey |
| 65 | Impey, Caroline 1918 | From Vryheid Natal. Was 22 and a hospital probabtioner. Died 17 October 1918 at salisbury. Had a brother C T Impey. Reported as one of the first European deaths in Salisbury during the 1918 Spanish Influenza epidemic in Rhodesia. |
| 66 | Impey, Deziree (neé Beckinsale) (b 1960) | Moved to Armidale, NSW Australia. Born 1960 in Uk. School Lord Malvern/Queen Elizabeth High. Worked for Various |
| 67 | Impey, John | John was a Rothman’s tobacco Grower of the Year Competition, having been runner-up on two occasions and taking the third and fourth places in previous competitions. He is credited with having trained a previous winner, Dave Chadwick and a past contestant Brian Oldrieve. Born in Hartley, John was educated at Prince Edward School, Salisbury, and studied Agriculture for two years at Natal University. On his return to Zimbabwe John spent two years on Glendale Estates as a learner-grower under the guidance of the late R, K McNulty. After spending some time on his father’s farm in the Mazoe District and a year in the Umvukwes District as a manager. John opened up Chisanje Farm in 1954. He has contributed being elected to the R T A Council in 1968 and serving as a Councillor for 7 years. John was Vice President of of the R.T.A. for one year and a member of Tepcor for seven years. |
| 68 | Impey, John Mark | Lived in Cape Town and Kenridge, Western Cape, South Africa. BSAP. worked in the BSAP from 1978-83. Inspector(T) |
| 69 | Impey, Mary Margaret | Mazoe Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 70 | Impey, William | Mazoe Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 71 | Impler, Sixtus 1967 | Buried at Athlone Bulawayo |
| 72 | Impollonia, Fabiola | |
| 73 | Imrie, Wilfred Stephenson | worked in the BSAP from 1915-1916 |
| 74 | Imrie, William 1919 | From Plymouth England. Was 53 and a cattle inspector and single. Died 2 June 1919 at Salisbury. In 1904 lived at Globe and Phoenix Mine. Engine Driver |
| 75 | Ind, Simon Harry | In 1946 lived at 106, Grey Street, Bulawayo. Was a driver |
| 76 | Ingafield, George John | worked in the BSAP from1902-1912. 1st Sergeant |
| 77 | Inganello, C P | 1927 in Bulawayo. Married to Inganello, Irene Leonora Florence (nee Cawood) |
| 78 | Inganello, Irene Leonora Florence (nee Cawood) | 1927 in Bulawayo. Married to C P Inganello. Parents were Cawood, Elizabeth (nee Turney) 1927 and John Jeremiah Joseph Cawood. Sister was Daisy Hunter (nee Cawood) |
| 79 | Ingarfield, George John | In 1904 lived at Salisbury. B.S.A. Police |
| 80 | Inge, Amelia Mary | In 1946 lived at Hamilton, Golden Stairs Road, P.O. Avon-dale, Salisbury. |
| 81 | Inge, May | 1917 lived in Umboe Lomagundi, 1918 Lomagundi and seems related to Inge, Sidney George 1918 |
| 82 | Inge, Sidney George 1918 | 1918 military death, Appears related to May Inge of Lomagundi |
| 83 | Ingee, Mary Polly 1957 | Buried at Athlone Bulawayo |
| 84 | Ingegerd, Harder (b 1946) | Danish nurse that worked for about year in Rhodesia 1970 1971. |
| 85 | Inggs, Alex (neé Hein) (b 1960) | Moved to Lae, Papua_New_Guinea. Born 1960 in Chipinge. School Marrandellas/Fort Victoria High. Worked for Veterinay Department |
| 86 | Inggs, Charles R | Was at Gaul house Plumtree school 71-74. Moved to Wellington New Zealand |
| 87 | Inggs, George Andrew 1969 | Buried at Kwe Kwe |
| 88 | Inggs, Jonathan H | Was at Gaul house Plumtree school 73-77. Moved to Auckland New Zealand |
| 89 | Ingham, Ann (neé Trobridge) (b 1957) | Moved to Durban, South Africa. Born 1957 in Salisbury. School Sinoia. Worked for Various |
| 90 | Ingham, Charles Cecil Wrey | Was at Milner house 1921-25, 1924 Head of School. Had a son J Stuart W Ingham. Salisbury North Voters 1946 – 1948. played bowls for Rhodesia |
| 91 | Ingham, Francis Collier | worked in the BSAP from 1903-08. In 1904 lived at Salisbury. B.S.A. Police |
| 92 | Ingham, Frank 2019 | passed away in Perth Australia on the 16th of November 2019. Lived Raylton, Bulawayo. |
| 93 | Ingham, J S | 1918 Gwelo and a captain., In 1927 acted as acting commissioner of police. He was a major BSAP and retited in 1928 |
| 94 | Ingham, J Stuart (Ping) W | Was at Milner house 1946-51. 1951 rugby captain. Son of CCW Ingham |
| 95 | Ingham, Lesley (b 1951) | Born 2 Nov 1951. Went to Hatfield Girls High School, Salisbury. Worked at Agincare. Lived in Harare and moved to Bournemouth UK. Daughters Hayley McGregor and Marcelle Downey |
| 96 | Ingham, Margaret | Salisbury North Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 97 | Ingham, Margaret Sybil | Salisbury North Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 98 | Ingham, Ray (b 1955) | Moved to Durban, South Africa. Born 1955 in Salisbury. School Oriel. Worked for Esc & Sg’s |
| 99 | Ingham, Stuart | worked for Tobacco producers floor |
| 100 | Ingham-Brown, Denton | Hartley Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 101 | Ingham-Brown, Elizabeth Hester | Hartley Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 102 | Ingham-Brown, Trevor | Hartley Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 103 | Ingle, Amelia (nee Eagle) 1992 | Buried In Masvingo |
| 104 | Ingle, B J | Lalapanzi listed under 1939 JPs and Commissioner of oaths |
| 105 | Ingle, Barbara | Bingles farm Lalapanzi. Married to Ben. Described as a wonderfully eccentric old lady who farmed just a few miles along the Gwelo road from Lalapanzi. She had developed quite a big collection of “flowering” gum-trees, her pride and joy for any visitor to see |
| 106 | Ingle, Barry | Bulawayo. Branch manager at A& G motor spares and service at Elsburg Gauteng, lived in Alberton Gauteng. |
| 107 | Ingle, Benjamin John | Selukwe Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 108 | Ingle, Cecil Henry 1947 | Born 1888 in the Transvaal. Died 26th March 1947 in Bulawayo. He was 58. He was buried in Gwanda |
| 109 | Ingle, Mary Polly | Shabani Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 110 | Ingle, W B | Bingles farm Lalapanzi. 1964. Known as Ben and married to Barbara |
| 111 | Ingle, Winifred Barbara | Selukwe Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 112 | Inglesby, Alex | Was Director of Rhodesia National Tourist Board |
| 113 | Inglis, A R | Rhodesian In WW2 that served in the Royal navy or South African Navy forces |
| 114 | Inglis, Christopher (Chris) John 2015 | worked in the BSAP from 1966-72. Patrol Officer. Worked in the BSAP from 1974-80. S/Section Officer. Died 17th July, 2015 at Weston Super Mare, UK. Was a BSAP, S/Section Officer, two tours 1966-1980. |
| 115 | Inglis, Edwin | worked in the BSAP from 1950-53. Constable |
| 116 | Inglis, Grace | From an Arcturus family ca 1970s with parents Jack Inglis and Grace Inglis and children Kay Inglis, Yvonne Inglis and John Inglis |
| 117 | Inglis, Harry Clement | In 1908 lived at B.S.A. Police Camp, Bulawayo. B. S. A. Police |
| 118 | Inglis, Jack | From an Arcturus family ca 1970s with parents Jack Inglis and Grace Inglis and children Kay Inglis, Yvonne Inglis and John Inglis |
| 119 | Inglis, John | From an Arcturus family ca 1970s with parents Jack Inglis and Grace Inglis and children Kay Inglis, Yvonne Inglis and John Inglis |
| 120 | Inglis, John Moir | in 1977 owned Lot 28A Worringham near Bulawayo |
| 121 | Inglis, Kay (b 1960) | Her birthday was about 16th June 1960. Her parents lived in the Arcturus Mine village, and Kay lived in the Harmonie Huis hostel in Harare in 1977/1978 when she first started working. Kay’s parents were Grace and Jack Inglis, and she had an older sister Yvonne and a younger brother John. Kay moved to the UK around 1982. |
| 122 | Inglis, Robert (Rob) | He left Sandhurst in 1965 and appears to have settled in Bulawayo |
| 123 | Inglis, Yvonne | From an Arcturus family ca 1970s with parents Jack Inglis and Grace Inglis and children Kay Inglis, Yvonne Inglis and John Inglis |
| 124 | Ingpen, Edward Lucian | worked in the BSAP from 1912-15 |
| 125 | Ingpen, I L 1917 | 1917 estate |
| 126 | Ingram, Alec (b 1967) | Moved to Al Khobar, Saudi_Arabia. Born 1967 in Sinoia. School Sinoia Primary/Highlands/Marlborough |
| 127 | Ingram, Anne (neé Middup) (b 1964) | Moved to Sydney, Australia. Born 1964 in Nkana, Zambia. School Fort Victoria |
| 128 | Ingram, Deborah (b 1970) | Moved to London, England. Born 1970 in Johannesburg. School Highlands, Oriel Girls |
| 129 | Ingram, Edward Irving | worked in the BSAP 1919 |
| 130 | Ingram, Frances (Nee Harrison) (b 1951) | Born 14 Feb 1951. junior school Nagle House. Went to Arundel School, Harare, Zimbabwe 67. Children Anthony Newall, Lisa Newall, James Patrick Newall. |
| 131 | Ingram, Francis Emily 1949 | Western Voters 1946 – 1948, Buried at Athlone Bulawayo |
| 132 | Ingram, Freda | Western Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 133 | Ingram, Frederick (b 1940) | Moved to Bournemouth, Dors UK. Born 1940 in Kitwe. School Churchill. Worked for Federal Army,CAA,Barlow Rand |
| 134 | Ingram, Gavin John 1969 | Buried at Athlone Bulawayo |
| 135 | Ingram, Geraldine (Gerry) | Harare, Married in 1993 |
| 136 | Ingram, Larry | 1967 Prince Edward |
| 137 | Ingram, Lesley (neé Evans) (b 1943) | Moved to Bournemouth, Dors UK. Born 1943 in Port Elizabeth. School Townsend |
| 138 | Ingram, Letitia | Salisbury Gardens Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 139 | Ingram, Lilian | In 1946 lived at 6, Canberra Flats, Fort Street, P.O. Box 351, Bulawayo. Was married |
| 140 | Ingram, Linda (nee Horwill) | Air Rhodesia |
| 141 | Ingram, Mclntyre Wilson | Garth Farm, Plumtree. listed under 1939 JPs and Commissioner of oaths. Western Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 142 | Ingram, Mike (b 1959) | Moved to Sydney, Australia. Born 1959 in Nkana, Zambia. School Churchill |
| 143 | Ingram, Paul | worked in the BSAP from 1961-64. Constable |
| 144 | Ingram, Paul (b 1952) | Moved to Adelaide, SA Australia. Born 1952 in Hemelhempstead. School Prince Edward. Worked for Surveyor General |
| 145 | Ingram, Stephen (b 1960) | Moved to Harare, Zimbabwe. Born 1960 in Salisbury, School Churchill. Worked for Skywork |
| 146 | Ingram, Steve (b 1954) | Moved to Cape Town, South Africa. Born 1954 in Harare. School Prince Edward. Worked for I.c.l. |
| 147 | Ingram, Stuart | Air Rhodesia |
| 148 | Ingram, Stuart Biddulph 1944 | 160179 and 710157 PO Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserve 44 (Rhodesia) Sqn. KIA 20 May 1944 |
| 149 | Ingram, Wayne (b 1958) | Moved to Marmong Point, NSW Australia. Born 1958 in Salisbury. School Prince Edward. Worked for Farmers Coop, Cochranes Irrigation |
| 150 | Ingram, Wilson Biddulph | Western Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 151 | Ingram-Gillson, Albert John | Highlands Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 152 | Ingram-Gillson, Elizabeth (Betsy) | From a Salisbury family with mother Elizabeth Ingram-Gillson and children Susan Deborah Ingram-Gillson and Shirley Ingram-Gillson, Jane Ingram-Gillson and Gerald Ingram-Gillson |
| 153 | Ingram-Gillson, Frank | Salisbury North Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 154 | Ingram-Gillson, Gerald | From a Salisbury family with mother Elizabeth Ingram-Gillson and children Susan Deborah Ingram-Gillson and Shirley Ingram-Gillson, Jane Ingram-Gillson and Gerald Ingram-Gillson |
| 155 | Ingram-Gillson, Jane | From a Salisbury family with mother Elizabeth Ingram-Gillson and children Susan Deborah Ingram-Gillson and Shirley Ingram-Gillson, Jane Ingram-Gillson and Gerald Ingram-Gillson |
| 156 | Ingram-Gillson, May Loveys | Salisbury Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 157 | Ingram-Gillson, Ray (b 1954) | Moved to Johannesburg, SA South Africa. Born 1954 in Salisbury. School Ellis Robins. Worked for Udc Limited |
| 158 | Ingram-Gillson, Shirley | From a Salisbury family with mother Elizabeth Ingram-Gillson and children Susan Deborah Ingram-Gillson and Shirley Ingram-Gillson, Jane Ingram-Gillson and Gerald Ingram-Gillson |
| 159 | Ingram-Gillson, Susan Deborah 1972 | died aged 18 in December 1972, at which time she was living at 35 Alamein Road, Braeside, Salisbury. Her younger siblings were Shirley, Jane and Gerald, and her mother was Elizabeth (Betsy). Died in a car accident |
| 160 | Ings, Patricia 1979 | Miss. Was 36 and died in Air Rhodesia Viscount “Umniati” Flight RH827, Registration YP-YND, who were killed on 12 February 1979 when their aircraft was shot down near Kariba by ZIPRA insurgents using a Soviet SA-42 Grail shoulder-launched heat-seeking surface-to-air-missile. |
| 161 | Inje, Mat | Went to Plumtree School. Lived Harare and moved to Shrewsbury, Shropshire UK, Siblings Roy Brown, Peter Donaghy, Tarz Donaghy and noel donaghy |
| 162 | Inkin, Sheila Bewick | Salisbury City Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 163 | Inkin, William Griffith Lloyd | Salisbury Central Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 164 | Inkster, John Pearson 1914 | From the Orkney islands. Mother lived at Shetland. He was 41 an engine driver and single. Died 21 Jan 1914 at Umtali. |
| 165 | Inman, Christopher Philip | worked in the BSAP from 1970-81. Inspector |
| 166 | Inman, Howard James | worked in the BSAP from 1964-67. Patrol officer. RAR 1968 |
| 167 | Innes, A | Mrs. in 1970 lived at 7 Embassy Court, Rhodes St Kings Avenue, Bulawayo |
| 168 | Innes, Alexander John Keith | Umtali South Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 169 | Innes, Ant | Lived at Sunningdale Cottages Chinhoyi with Val Innes |
| 170 | Innes, Audrey (b 1953) | Moved to London, UK. Born 1953 in Bulawayo. School Moray. Went to Townsend Girls High Bulawayo 69. Worked for Davis Bros., Rhodesia Railways. Lived in Cape Towm |
| 171 | Innes, Daniel Smith | In 1946 lived at 33a, Lobengula Street, Bulawayo. Was a fitter |
| 172 | Innes, Eric Hart | Victoria Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 173 | Innes, Helen Blanche | In 1946 lived at 33a, Lobengula Street, Bulawayo. Was married |
| 174 | Innes, James Gordon 1942 | 778572 Sgt Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserve 609 Sqn. KIA 25 April 1942 |
| 175 | Innes, Joan | Married to Innes, Keith 2006, Lived in Bulawayo and moved to Cape Town |
| 176 | Innes, John Neil 1964 | Born 1940 and at 24 died 6 Aug 1964. Death certificate spells Neil as Neill. Born 22 March 1940 in Bulawayo Rhodesia. Parents were Andrew Ramsay Innes and Jean Isobel Innes. He married Ruth Winifred Innes in Salisbury 9th December 1961. They had a daughter Leigh Ann Innes (14th June 1963). He lived at Tjolotjo, where he worked as a District officer in the Native Affairs Department (department of Internal affairs). He died at 24 years and 4 months in Bulawayo where he was buried. Appears to have died from cerebral injuries. |
| 177 | Innes, Jorgena Annabella | Hartley Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 178 | Innes, Keith 2006 | died in Cape Town, aged 88. He and Joan lived in Bulawayo until they moved down to Cape Town to be near family. Keith worked in Supplies on the Railways until he retired |
| 179 | Innes, Margaret | Umtali South Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 180 | Innes, Maureen | Child in Bulawayo 1950s |
| 181 | Innes, Moira (neé Wallace) | Moved to Bracebridge, Ont Canada |
| 182 | Innes, N | Manicaland Football Association, 86 Third Street, Umtali. 1939 |
| 183 | Innes, Nigel (b 1943) | Moved to Bracebridge, Ont Canada. Born 1943 in Umtali. School UBHS. Worked for Stewarts & Lloyds |
| 184 | Innes, Norman | Umtali South Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 185 | Innes, Robert 1920 | From Greenock Scotland. Parents were Archibald Angus Innes and Margaret Innes (nee Cook). He was 54 a miner and widowed. His wife who died in Australia in 1896 was Margaret Innes (nee Campbell). They had married at Brisbane. Died 4 May 1920. He died at Nearby mine on the Bulawayo commonage. His siblings were Margaret Innes, William Innes, Alexander Innes, John Innes, James Innes, Donald Innes and Jean McMillan (nee Innes). He had some gold claims |
| 186 | Innes, Robert Amos | In 1908 lived at 244 Cottage, C.G.R., Bulawayo. Platelayer |
| 187 | Innes, Robert Josiah Rugg 1918 | Plumtree school 1915 Head of School. Killed in action or died of wounds 12 Apr 1918. |
| 188 | Innes, Sheila | Gatooma Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 189 | Innes, Thelma Eileen Valda | Hartley Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 190 | Innes, Tina (b 1972) | Born 16 Feb 1972. Lived in Chiredzi. married |
| 191 | Innes, Val | Lived at Sunningdale Cottages Chinhoyi with Ant Innes |
| 192 | Innes, W E | Kerry Farm. Beatrice 1964 |
| 193 | Innes, William | In 1902-1908 lived at Umtali. Tinsmith |
| 194 | Innes-Baker, George | worked in the BSAP from 1947-57. Sergeant |
| 195 | Innes-Kerr, Archibald 1896 | Sgt Mat RF Maxim Gun. KIA 5 August 1896. Killed in action in the Matabele rebellion |
| 196 | Inness, Ralph Douglas Patton (b 1931) | born 13th march 1931. Owned 43 Paisley famona bulawayo |
| 197 | Innis, Neil | Bulawayo |
| 198 | Innocenzi, Annette (neé Van Breda) (b 1961) | Moved to 17 Tiverton Road, Plumstead, Cape Town, South Africa. Born 1961 in Rusape. School Lord Malvern |
| 199 | Inocco, F | Rhodesian rugby player |
| 200 | Insch, Wally | in the Selous Scouts |
| 201 | Inskip, Alice | Lomagundi Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 202 | Inskip, Reginald Arthur | Lomagundi Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 203 | Inskip, Robert Charles Conrad | worked in the BSAP from 1965-68. Patrol Officer |
| 204 | Inskipp, Audrey Evelyn 1996 | Mrs. using Belingwe post office. (Belingwe District) 1938.. Shabani Voters 1946 – 1948, Mentioned on a memorial at the Hillside Anglican church Bulawayo |
| 205 | Inskipp, Frank Warren | In 1904 lived at Salisbury. Civil Servant |
| 206 | Inskipp, James Russell 1983 | Belingwe post office. (Belingwe District) 1938.. Shabani Voters 1946 – 1948. Mentioned on a memorial at the Hillside Anglican church Bulawayo |
| 207 | Inskipp, Norman | worked in the BSAP from 1911-13 |
| 208 | Inskipp, R | Assistant Native Commissioner and Acting Assistant Magistrate Belingwe 1938 |
| 209 | Insley, Darrell (Dazza) (b 1962) | Moved to West London, UK. Born 1962 in Bulawayo. School Lochview, Moray, Hamilton. University of Pietermaritzburg South Africa. Worked for Hubert Davies, Diesel-electric Bulawayo, Former Asst Management Accountant at Gefco U.K. Limited 1999-2009 at Chiswick. worked at South Devon Sound. |
| 210 | Insley, George Edward | Lived in Bulawayo. His wife was Hilda Gladys Insley |
| 211 | Insley, Hilda Gladys (b 1908) | owned 64 Leander Hillside Bulawayo in 1968. born 2nd April 1908 and was married to George edward Insley. She was the owner of 7 Pauling Suburbs selling in 1974 |
| 212 | Insley, J L | 1971 1972 doctor at Hwange |
| 213 | Insley, Kayleigh Blue | Lived Bulawayo, Zimbabwe and moved to Sittingbourne UK. Went to Hillside junior |
| 214 | Insley, Robyn Amber | Born at Mater Dei Bulawayo & lived in Hillside Bulawayo |
| 215 | Inverdale, Alex. Ballantyne | In 1908 lived at Marvel Store, Filabusi. Storekeeper |
| 216 | Inward, Nelson | Raylton Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 217 | Inward, Patricia Maud | Raylton Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 218 | Inwood, Brad (b 1972) | Moved to Sydney, NSW Australia. Born 1972 in Ntabizinduna School Bulawayo. |
| 219 | Ioannou, Andreas Theodossiou 2012 | Buried in Masvingo Umtali road cemetery |
| 220 | Ioanou, Leonides (Leon Jones) | A Greek who died before 1948 |
| 221 | Ions, Edward Valentine | worked in the BSAP from 1965-75. Section Officer |
| 222 | Iredale, Michael | worked in the BSAP from 1962-87. Inspector |
| 223 | Ireland, A J | Dr Vice-Presid, Rugby Football Union 1939 |
| 224 | Ireland, Alfred James | Dr. Shabanie and Nil Desperandum mine employees 1938. Was married |
| 225 | Ireland, Amelia Hermine Gwendoline | Shabani Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 226 | Ireland, Ann | Born 17 Nov. Studied at University College of Rhodesia. Worked at Vista University 89-2001. Lived Durban, KwaZulu-Natal. |
| 227 | Ireland, Anthony | Zimbabwe angler 2002 |
| 228 | Ireland, C S 1896 | Murdered or missing in the Matabele war 1896 |
| 229 | Ireland, Craig | Lived Bulawayo. Marula and Plumtree school |
| 230 | Ireland, Frederick Lewis | Que Que Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 231 | Ireland, Kevin | |
| 232 | Ireland, Mary Stirrit | Que Que Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 233 | Ireland, Mr 1906 | Buried near Maven’s kraal Gwelo area. Died 10 April 1906. Listed on Gwelo Memorial |
| 234 | Ireland, Sean | Zimbabwe angler 2002 |
| 235 | Ireland, Susan (b 1964) | Moved to Northampton, England. Born 1964 in Bulawayo. School Chaplin/Mt Pleasant. Worked for Health dept |
| 236 | Ireland, Susan (neé Addison) (b 1951) | Moved to Sydney, NSW Australia. Born 1951 in Salisbury. School Oriel. Worked for Rhodesian Business College |
| 237 | Ireland, Victor Arthur | worked in the BSAP from 1977-81. Patrol Officer |
| 238 | Irish, Chants | Chisipite |
| 239 | Ironside, James | . In 1902 was at Salisbury. Farmer |
| 240 | Ironside, Paul Thomas William | Mazoe Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 241 | Ironside, William | worked in the BSAP from 1900-04, In 1908 lived at Gwelo. B.S.A. Police |
| 242 | Irvers, C C 1896 | Murdered or missing in the Matabele war 1896 |
| 243 | Irvine, Bill | An ex minister in Agriculture. In 1949 he left Scotland for Rhodesia. He was a mechanical engineer. He was 10 years in engineering and then opened up his own engineering business. As a sideline he took up chicken farming. In 1956 he was joined in this venture by Jim Cannon who was a professional in the field. Bill also went into cattle farming with Simmentals. His children included Sandy Irvine, David Irvine, Mary Gray (Irvine). around in 1968. 1974 minister of local govt and housing |
| 244 | Irvine, Catherine (neé Catsicas) (b 1931) | Moved to Redhill, England. Born 1931 in Umtali. School Dominican Convent. Worked for Municipality |
| 245 | Irvine, Cecil Victor | In 1946 lived at 1, Trenchard Crescent, Kumalo, P.O. Box 562, Bulawayo. Was a Government Meteorologist |
| 246 | Irvine, David | From a family with father Bill Irvine and children Sandy Irvine, David Irvine, and Mary Gray (nee Irvine) |
| 247 | Irvine, Debbie | From a family with father Mike Edden and children Debbie Irvine, Roz Skinner, Dave Edden, Malcolm Edden. |
| 248 | Irvine, Diana | |
| 249 | Irvine, Dorothy | Salisbury Central Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 250 | Irvine, Gilbert Arthur (Jnr.) | Salisbury Gardens Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 251 | Irvine, Gilbert Arthur (Snr.) | Salisbury Gardens Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 252 | Irvine, Jean Lilian | In 1946 lived at 1, Trenchard Crescent, Kumalo, Bulawayo. Was married |
| 253 | Irvine, John (b 1948) | Moved to Dhahran, Saudi_Arabia. Born 1948 in Salisbury, School Oriel/Churchill. Worked for Rhodesian Army |
| 254 | Irvine, John Kenneth | Salisbury North Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 255 | Irvine, Kevin (b 1957) | Moved to Redhill, UK. Born 1957 in Umtali. School Umtali Boys High. Worked for Various |
| 256 | Irvine, Olive (neé Webb) (b 1947) | Moved to Scotland, UK. Born 1947 in Gatooma. School Eveline Girls. Worked for Various Kaplans Paint & Glass Sby |
| 257 | Irvine, Richard (b 1919) | Moved to Redhill, Surrey, England. Born 1919 in Bloemhof. School King Edward VII |
| 258 | Irvine, Rob (b 1952) | Moved to Brisbane, QLD Australia. Born 1952 in Harare. School Prince Edward. Worked for TCB and NCR |
| 259 | Irvine, Sandy | From a family with father Bill Irvine and children Sandy Irvine, David Irvine, and Mary Gray (nee Irvine), Sandy was a lawyer |
| 260 | Irvine, Sinclair | Salisbury Central Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 261 | Irvine, Suezanne | Lived in Darvel UK. Daughter Natasha Irvine |
| 262 | Irvine, T | Was at Milner house Plumtree school |
| 263 | Irvine, Vio | Rhodesian cricket player 1930s |
| 264 | Irvine, William M | Rhodesian minister of local government and housing in 1974. Rhodesia Front MP in 1970 for Malborough |
| 265 | Irvine, William (b 1974) | Moved to Glasgow, UK. Born 1974 in Fort Victoria. School Loudoun Academy, Scotland. Worked for Bupa |
| 266 | Irvine, Wyn (b 1949) | Born 4 Jan 1949. Went to Churchill Boys High School, Salisbury 61-66. Self-Employed. Moved to Vioolsdrift, Northern Cape, South Africa |
| 267 | Irving, Gordon Forbes 1941 | Squadron Leader died 27 September 1941 RAF. Aged 23 years. Killed in action in raid on Rhodes Island, 27th September 1941. 3rd Poole Group. |
| 268 | Irving, J | A property in Pioneer street was built in 1892 and owned by J Irving. In 1893 it was reported as a house of ill repute |
| 269 | Irving, Louise | Last known living in Rowland Square near Alex Sports Club, Harare early 1990’s |
| 270 | Irving, Michael John | worked in the BSAP from 1969-72. Patrol Officer |
| 271 | Irving, Thomas | In 1908 lived at P.O. Box 381, Bulawayo. Prospector |
| 272 | Irving, Tova (nee Smith) | Father was David Smith, She was from Harare. Worked at PJ Care Neurological centre. Bluebirds Home since 2016 |
| 273 | Irving-Phillips, Marion (neé Hare) (b 1959) | Moved to Redditch, UK. Born 1959 in Salisbury. School Eastridge/Roosevelt. Worked for Icl & Old Mutual |
| 274 | Irving-Phillips, Peter (b 1953) | Moved to Redditch, UK. Born 1953 in Salisbury. School Widdecombe Primary, Cranborne High, Thornhill High. Worked for Barclays Bank, Dept Of Civil Aviation |
| 275 | Irwin, Alexander Charles Henry | Que Que Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 276 | Irwin, Anthony | Father was Michael Irwin and he moved to UK |
| 277 | Irwin, Bruce | Bruce Irwin? His father was a taxidermist at museum in Bulawayo in 70’s. Bruce did work as a stoker on railways. |
| 278 | Irwin, Charles Oliver (b 1959) | born 19th April 1959 and married to Nita Katherine Julie Irwin and owned 64 Leander Hillside Bulawayo from 1997 |
| 279 | Irwin, David (b 1949) | Moved to Sydney, NSW Australia. Born 1949 in Bloemfontein. School Whitestones, Hamilton. Worked for Barclays Bank |
| 280 | Irwin, Eleanor Mona | Que Que Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 281 | Irwin, Elizabeth 1975 | Buried at Athlone Bulawayo |
| 282 | Irwin, George 1897 | 519 Tpr BSAP. KIA 22 June 1897 |
| 283 | Irwin, Henry William 2004 | died 2004 |
| 284 | Irwin, Irene Jean | Salisbury City Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 285 | Irwin, J H 1900 | 971 Sgt SA Field Force. BSAP. DOAS 13 May 1900 |
| 286 | Irwin, Ken (b 1948) | Moved to Ban Chang, Rayo Thailand. Born 1948. School Alan Wilson |
| 287 | Irwin, Michael Patrick Stuart 2017 | (1925 – 13 September 2017) was a British-Rhodesian ornithologist. Irwin was born in Northern Ireland and moved to Southern Rhodesia (now Zimbabwe) in 1949 where he met Reay Smithers, then director of the National Museum of Southern Rhodesia in Bulawayo, and soon became collector with the museum. In 1959 he was assistant curator of vertebrates, subsequently curator of ornithology, in 1975 regional director in Bulawayo, and finally associate ornithologist, and as of 2012 a natural history librarian in Norfolk. Irwin worked closely with Constantine Walter Benson, an authority on central African birds. Together, they expanded the bird collection of the Natural History Museum of Zimbabwe until it became the largest both in Africa and in the southern hemisphere. It currently houses over 90,000 specimens from Zimbabwe and neighbouring countries and is one of the museum’s greatest resources. In 1981, Irwin published his best known work The Birds of Zimbabwe, but he had previously published the Bibliography of the Birds of Rhodesia in 1978, and co-authored A Checklist of Birds of Southern Rhodesia (with Reay Smithers) in 1957 and The Birds of Zambia (with Constantine Walter Benson) in 1971. He contributed also to The Birds of Africa series (with Emil K. Urban, Stuart Keith and C. Hilary Fry) and has published more than 300 scientific papers, many of them in the museum’s journal Arnoldia. Irwin was editor of Honeyguide, an ornithological journal of Bird Life Zimbabwe, for 24 years. He was honoured by the Bird Society and died in the UK. He went to Rhodesia after the second world war and worked for the Railways – out in the bush, which led to bird watching. He married in 1960. His wife died in 1983. He sold up and moved to Harare 5 yrs later after he met and married his last late wife, Nancy. Unfortunately she passed in Harare many years later. Not long after, his son Anthony went and helped him return to the uk, where he lived in a small village in Norfolk until his death in 2016. A truly brilliant man, still lucid at 92. Irwin was born in Northern Ireland and moved to Southern Rhodesia (now Zimbabwe) in 1949 where he met Reay Smithers, then director of the National Museum of Southern Rhodesia in Bulawayo, and soon became collector with the museum. In 1959 he was assistant curator of vertebrates, subsequently curator of ornithology, in 1975 regional director in Bulawayo, and finally associate ornithologist, and as of 2012 a natural history librarian in Norfolk. Irwin worked closely with Constantine Walter Benson, an authority on central African birds. Together, they expanded the bird collection of the Natural History Museum of Zimbabwe until it became the largest both in Africa and in the southern hemisphere. It housed over 90,000 specimens from Zimbabwe and neighbouring countries and is one of the museum’s greatest resources. In 1981, Irwin published his best known work The Birds of Zimbabwe, but he had previously published the Bibliography of the Birds of Rhodesia in 1978, and co-authored A Checklist of Birds of Southern Rhodesia (with Reay Smithers) in 1957 and The Birds of Zambia (with Constantine Walter Benson) in 1971. He contributed also to The Birds of Africa series (with Emil K. Urban, Stuart Keith and C. Hilary Fry) and has published more than 300 scientific papers, many of them in the museum’s journal Arnoldia. Irwin described the subspecies Spizocorys conirostris crypta of the pink-billed lark in 1957, the subspecies Eremopterix verticalis khama of the grey-backed sparrow-lark in 1957, the subspecies Calamonastes stierlingi pinto of the Stierling’s wren-warbler in 1960, and together with Benson the subspecies Eremopterix verticalis harti in 1965 and the subspecies Mirafra fasciolata reynoldsi of the eastern clapper lark in 1965. In collaboration with Phillip Clancey he described the monotypic genus Arcanator for the dapple-throat in 1986. Irwin was editor of Honeyguide, an ornithological journal of Bird Life Zimbabwe, for 24 years. In May 2017, he had a severe fall and in September 2017 he died from the consequences of a hip fracture. |
| 288 | Irwin, Nancy | Second wife to Michael Irwin and lived in Harare |
| 289 | Irwin, Nita Katherine Julie (b 1963) | Married to Charles Oliver Irwin. Born 25th May 1963. Owned 64 Leander Hillside Bulawayo from 1997 |
| 290 | Irwin, Ralph | worked in the BSAP from 1949-64. Inspector |
| 291 | Irwin, William James 1948 | Buried at Athlone Bulawayo |
| 292 | Isaac, Carol | Umtali girls around 1970s |
| 293 | Isaac, Christopher (b 1956) | Moved to New Britain, PA USA. Born 1956 in Cardiff. School Prince Edward. Worked for Hawker Siddeley/self |
| 294 | Isaac, Dick 2004 | Passed away at Athol Evans in Harare on 26 May 2004 |
| 295 | Isaac, Dorothy Evelina | Had a son Denis Patrick Wilson Smith |
| 296 | Isaac, Ena Ann (Beckwith) | Mrs. Women Pioneer in 1894 |
| 297 | Isaac, Ena Beckwith (was Dallamore) 1943 | Buried at Athlone Bulawayo |
| 298 | Isaac, George Michael 1939 | In 1908 lived at Hillside, Bulawayo. Stockbroker. Buried at Athlone Bulawayo. Bulawayo JPs and commissioner of oaths 1938. J.P. Trustee National Museum 1939 |
| 299 | Isaac, Herbert 1978 | 122456 Pte RDR 1st Bn, DOAS 15 April 1978 |
| 300 | Isaac, Janice (neé Souter) (b 1956) | Moved to New Britain, PA USA. Born 1956 in Aberdeen. School Nettleton Jr./ Hatfield Girls High. Worked for Steel Centre Zimbabwe |
| 301 | Isaac, K 1978 | Guard, Guard Force killed in action, September 1978. |
| 302 | Isaac, Kevin (b 1966) | Moved to Dubai, UAE. Born 1966 in Umtali. School Mutare Boys High |
| 303 | Isaac, Lindsay (b 1951) | Moved to Harare, Zimbabwe. Born 1951 in Cardiff, Wales. School Allan Wilson Technical High. Worked for City Of Harare/ Zesa |
| 304 | Isaac, Lindsay 2016 | Died 2016. RLI |
| 305 | Isaac, Margie (neé Moig) (b 1956) | Moved to Harare, Zimbabwe. Born 1956 in Johannesburg. School Roosevelt. Self Employed |
| 306 | Isaac, Muriel | In 1946 lived at 12, Princes Park Mansions, P.O. Box 39, Bulawayo. Was married |
| 307 | Isaac, Peter Leslie Haslam | worked in the BSAP from 1955-58 -constable |
| 308 | Isaac, Richard | Salisbury Central Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 309 | Isaac, Robert | In 1946 lived at 12, Princes Park Mansions, P.O. Box 109, Bulawayo. Was an Assistant Manager |
| 310 | Isaac, Vivian George (nee Dallamore) | Mentioned on mothers 1943 Athlone Bulawayo memorial, She was Ena Beckwith Isaac (was Dallamore) |
| 311 | Isaac, Vivian George 1934 | Buried at Athlone Bulawayo |
| 312 | Isaacs, Bessie 1978 | Buried at Athlone Bulawayo. Family with parents Bessie Isaacs and Myer Isaacs and son Laurence Lazarus Isaacs. |
| 313 | Isaacs, Bloom George | In 1902-1904 lived at Salisbury. General Dealer |
| 314 | Isaacs, Brett | Born Lady Chancellor, lived in Borrowdale, Moved to perth |
| 315 | Isaacs, Diena (neé Wllemse) (b 1938) | Moved to Vereeniging, South Africa. Born 1938 in Kimberly. School eveline girls high. Worked for Typo Crafters |
| 316 | Isaacs, Fanny | Salisbury Gardens Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 317 | Isaacs, Georgette | Salisbury City Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 318 | Isaacs, Israel | Salisbury Gardens Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 319 | Isaacs, James (b 1976) | Moved to Huntington, WV USA. Born 1976 in Salisbury. School SS Edward & Michael |
| 320 | Isaacs, Laurence Lazarus 1992 | Was buried at Athlone Bulawayo. Family with parents Bessie Isaacs and Myer Isaacs and son Laurence Lazarus Isaacs. |
| 321 | Isaacs, Myer 1968 | Buried at Athlone Bulawayo. family with parents Bessie Isaacs and Myer Isaacs and son Laurence Lazarus Isaacs. |
| 322 | Isaacs, Rebecca Joyce | Salisbury City Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 323 | Isaacson, Abel | In 1908 lived at Abercorn Street, Bulawayo. Storekeeper |
| 324 | Isaacson, Aliel 1909 | From Russia, parents Isaac Rochsk and Gavoner Rochsk. A 41 year old general dealer and married to Rachel Isaacson. Died 15 Feb 1909 on Rotten Row in Salisbury. Had a brother Myer Isaacson and a sister Annie Rubin |
| 325 | Isaacson, Freda Ellen | Salisbury Gardens Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 326 | Isaacson, Lewis (b 1965) | Moved to Auckland, New Zealand. Born 1965 in Salisbury |
| 327 | Isaacson, Myer | Parents were Isaac Rochsk and Gavoner Rochsk, and was in Bulawayo 1909 the same year he lost his brother Aliel Isaacson. Had a sister Annie Rubin |
| 328 | Isaacson, Rachel | 1909 Salisbury and same year lost her husband Aliel Isaacson |
| 329 | Isaacson, Robbie | Around in 1980 and also donated a trophy for the National Fatstock Championship |
| 330 | Isaacson, Robert | Salisbury Gardens Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 331 | Isdale, Alan (b 1946) | Moved to Westville, KZN South Africa. Lived in Durban. Born 1946 in Gwelo. School CJR/Chaplin. Studied at Onderstepoort. Worked for Vet Dept. Worked at Westville Veterinary Hospital. |
| 332 | Isdale, Ewen David Martin (b 1953) | Lived in Harare, Gweru, Kariba and Bulawayo. Moved to Johannesburg, RSA. Born 23 Oct 1953 in Gwelo. School CJR & Chaplin 1971. Worked for BSAP. Married to Dawn Isdale since 1999. Daughter Kerrie Miltz. Brother Ian Isdale. worked in the BSAP from 1972-75 patrol officer. Worked in the BSAP from 76-89 D/Inspector |
| 333 | Isdale, Ian (b 1950) | Moved to Sandton, South Africa. Born 4 Apr 1950 in Gwelo. School Chaplin 68. Worked for Ferguson Ward And Doyle. Married to Heidi Isdale since 2006. Kids Stuart Isdale and Kylie Laura Elizabeth Dunywa. Brother Ewen Isdale |
| 334 | Isemonger, Anthony (b 1952) | Moved to Stutterheim, E.C South Africa. Born 1952 in Mbeya. School Plumtree and Milton. Worked for Cold Storage Commission |
| 335 | Isemonger, Bill (b 1943) | Lived in Tanzania and all over Zimbbwe. Has done mushroom farming in Bulawayo. Born December 12, 1943 |
| 336 | Isemonger, Dick | 2nd member in charge Mayo 1962 |
| 337 | Isemonger, Kim (b 1966) | Moved to Durban, KZN South Africa. Born 1966 in Niarobi. School Digglefold |
| 338 | Isemonger, Mary-Anne | Born 12 March, Went to Jameson High School. Studied at Speciss College. Lived in Kadoma and Bulawayo, Son Luke Isemonger |
| 339 | Isemonger, Richard Benson | worked in the BSAP from 1959-81 C/Superindentent |
| 340 | Isemonger, Rogue (b 1973) | Moved to Sydney, NSW Australia. Born 1973 in Umtali |
| 341 | Isemonger, W G (Bill) 2021 | Served in PATU. He farmed in Melsetter. He became a mushroom farmer in Bulawayo. Died 8 May 2021 in Bulawayo |
| 342 | Isemonger, William Scadding | worked in the BSAP from 1932-33 Trooper |
| 343 | Isgar, Brian Anthony | worked in the BSAP from 1953-57 constable |
| 344 | Isherwood, Jane (neé Glen) (b 1959) | Moved to Southampton, UK. Born 1959 in Salisbury. School Hatfield Girls High. Worked for Barclays Bank, Jameson Avenue |
| 345 | Isherwood, Oswald James | worked in the BSAP from 1896-1907 |
| 346 | Isherwood, Paul Andrew | worked in the BSAP from 1974-75 patrol officer |
| 347 | Isherwood, Stanley Woodruff 1900 | 445 Cpl Rhodesia Regiment E Sqn, KIA 12 February 1900 |
| 348 | Ishlove, Ivy (neé Weiss) (b 1960) | Moved to Toronto, Ont Canada. Born 1960 in Salisbury. School Queen Elizabeth High School |
| 349 | Isikson, Montague George | worked in the BSAP from 1946-69 Chief superintendent |
| 350 | Isikson, Neil Andrew | worked in the BSAP from 1978-80 patrol officer |
| 351 | Isitt, Ronald 1979 | Died at 55. (UK) (Working for Liebigs Ltd Bulawayo). Air Rhodesia Viscount “Umniati” Flight RH827, Registration YP-YND, who were killed on 12 February 1979 when their aircraft was shot down near Kariba by ZIPRA insurgents using a Soviet SA-43 Grail shoulder-launched heat-seeking surface-to-air-missile. |
| 352 | Israel, Benjamin | Wankie Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 353 | Israel, Bennie | Family with parents Israel, Bennie and Israel, Stephanie 1978 and children Israel, Ronnie and Israel, Sandra, mentioned on Stephanies 1978 Athlone Bulawayo memorial |
| 354 | Israel, Dora | In 1946 lived at 6, Daventry Court, Abercorn Street, Bulawayo. Was married |
| 355 | Israel, Heather (b 1949) | Born 14 May 1949. FD Roosevelt Girls High School. Former Sales and Marketing Manager at Chloride Zimbabwe 1975-2014, Lived in Harare. Married. Chairman of Crime consultative Committee run by Zimbabwe Republic Police |
| 356 | Israel, Jennifer | Bryden in 2019 |
| 357 | Israel, M | Using Shabani Post Office. (Belingwe District) 1938. He was married |
| 358 | Israel, Michel | In 1946 lived at 6, Daventry Court, Abercorn Street, Bulawayo. Was a merchant |
| 359 | Israel, Raphie | Sister Ray Israel Cohen |
| 360 | Israel, Ronnie | Family with parents Israel, Bennie and Israel, Stephanie 1978 and children Israel, Ronnie and Israel, Sandra, mentioned on Stephanies 1978 Athlone Bulawayo memorial |
| 361 | Israel, Sandra | Family with parents Israel, Bennie and Israel, Stephanie 1978 and children Israel, Ronnie and Israel, Sandra, mentioned on Stephanies 1978 Athlone Bulawayo memorial |
| 362 | Israel, Solomon 1906 | Died 7 April 1906. From England and lived in Bulawayo. A singer who died in Bulawayo |
| 363 | Israel, Stephanie | Wankie Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 364 | Israel, Stephanie 1978 | Buried at Athlone Bulawayo. Family with parents Israel, Bennie and Israel, Stephanie 1978 and children Israel, Ronnie and Israel, Sandra |
| 365 | Israelstam, Melanie | |
| 366 | Isselbacher, Horst Helmut 2006 | had property in Bulawayo, This appears to be the same person who in the Rhodesian war was in 4RR trackers |
| 367 | Isselbacher, Markus | acquired property in Bulawayo 2008 |
| 368 | Isselbacher, Uwe (b 1970) | Born 15 Jul 1970. Lived in Harare |
| 369 | Issels, Clementina Gordon Mary 1956 | Buried at Athlone Bulawayo |
| 370 | Issels, Clemintina Margaret Gordon | In 1946 lived at 3rd Street, Duncan Road,, P.O. Box 74, Bulawayo. Was a Dancing Teacher |
| 371 | Issels, Francois Gerard Marie 1936 | Rhodesian pioneer and engineer business man Bulawayo. from holland moved to Uk., SA then Rhodesia. Married English girl Margaret Downing. Moved Bulawayo in 1894. Buried at Athlone Bulawayo. In 1908 lived at Stand 272, Bulawayo. Engineer. 1922 Bulawayo executor. Mentioned around 1930 in connection with flying possibly on the business side |
| 372 | Issels, H G | Commissioner of Oaths Bulawayo 1938 |
| 373 | Issels, Harry | Lived in Bulawayo |
| 374 | Issels, Jacqueline Gordon | In 1946 lived at Third Street, Suburbs, P.O. Box 74, Bulawayo. Was a dancing teacher |
| 375 | Issels, Margaret (nee Downing) 1933 | Mrs. Women Pioneer in 1894 . Married Issels, Francois Gerard Marie 1936 and lived in Bulawayo. Buried at Athlone Bulawayo. Memorial at main Anglican church in Bulawayo |
| 376 | Isted, Anthony Percy | worked in the BSAP from 1927-31 |
| 377 | Isted, Leslie David Cavendish | worked in the BSAP from 1927-31 |
| 378 | Ivall, John Durnford | worked in the BSAP from 1955-57 constable |
| 379 | Ivan, Lazarus (Mr Watches) 2004 | His children were Darrell, Susan, Cheryl and Rick. Died in his ninetieth year and died 2004 |
| 380 | Ivatts, Arthur | worked in the BSAP from 1910-12 |
| 381 | Iversen, Alexander Hasseriis | Wankie Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 382 | Iversen, Gemma | Girls college in 2019 |
| 383 | Iversen, J | Caravan Mine Bubi district 1938 |
| 384 | Iversen, John Odin Hasseriis | Wankie Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 385 | Iversen, Keith | Matabeleland hockey in the years between 1971 to 1981 |
| 386 | Iversen, Millicent Constance | Wankie Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 387 | Iverson, John Odin Hasseriis | Married to Marjorie Ilva Iverson and owned 8 vair Close, Granite park, Bulawayo until about 1994. Had a son Keith Roy Iverson |
| 388 | Iverson, Keith Roy | acquired 8 vair Close, Granite park, Bulawayo around 1994. Parents Marjorie Ilva Iverson and John Odin Hasseriis Iverson |
| 389 | Iverson, Marjorie Ilva | Married to John Odin Hasseriis Iverson and had a son Keith Roy Iverson |
| 390 | Ivery, Claud | Mentioned on wifes 1962 Athlone Bulawayo memorial, She was Helen Mary Ivery |
| 391 | Ivery, Helen Mary 1962 | Buried at Athlone Bulawayo, Married to Claud Ivery |
| 392 | Ives, Anne-Marie Smit | |
| 393 | Ives, Edwin William | Salisbury Central Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 394 | Ives, Eveline | Salisbury Central Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 395 | Ives, Michael Anthony Paul | worked in the BSAP from 1974-77 patrol officer |
| 396 | Ives, Michael John Rainey (Mike) | worked in the BSAP from 1973-80 S/Section officer |
| 397 | Ives, Mike (b 1955) | Was at Plumtree school Lloyd house 67-72. Lived in Harare, Zimbabwe. Born 1955 in Harare. Worked for Mcd Scientific |
| 398 | Ives, Mona Eleanor Blanche 1972 | Born 1909 and died at 63 on the 24 March 1972. Born in South Africa, lived at Antelope ave Dett, was a widowed housewife. Died in Hwange and buried at Que Que. |
| 399 | Ives, Robert 1970 | buried at Kwe kwe |
| 400 | Ivey, Ronald Frederick | worked in the BSAP from 1952-73 C/Superintendent |
| 401 | Ivison, Petra (was Hinds) (neé Coles) (b 1951) | Moved to Auckland, New Zealand. Born 1951 in Salisbury. School Townsend/Baines. Worked for Conlon Printers |
| 402 | Ivison, Terry (b 1947) | Moved to Port Elizabeth, South Africa, Born 1947 in Salisbury. School Allan Wilson. Worked for Army, Phoenix Brushware, Cooper Rhod. |
| 403 | Izard, Harry | worked in the BSAP from 1919 |
| 404 | Izod, Alan | Went out with his family in ’49 to set up and run CAFU the Central African Film Unit in the 3 territories. Ultimately he became Director of Information, but left after UDI as a matter of principle and started all over in Australia |
| 405 | Izon, Timothy John | worked in the BSAP from 1963-71 patrol officer |
| 406 | Izzard, Linda (neé Forman) (b 1951) | Moved to KZN South Africa. Born 1951 in Selukwe. School Hatfield High. Worked for University Of Rhodesia |
| 407 | Izzard, Bill (b 1951) | Moved to KZN South Africa. Born 1951 in Uckfield England. Worked for Rhodesian Army |
| 408 | Izzett, Babs | Rusape |
| 409 | Izzett, Joseph Robert Brothers | Salisbury District Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 410 | Izzett, Kathleen Anne Baldi | |
| 411 | Izzett, Margaret Rutherford | Salisbury District Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 412 | Izzett, Thomas Hume | Salisbury Gardens Voters 1946 – 1948 |
| 413 | Izzett, Thomas Hume | Chronicle Bulawayo staff about 1905 |