Playne - Burnscoombe Farm - Mr A. Gray first saw the light in Scotland, where he had farming experience, and, as a fact, he was born on a farm. Mr Gray's energy and enterprise led him to Swaziland, where he served in the Police. Then he came to BEA in 1904, and took Burnscoombe Farm, with Dr. F. Penny as a sleeping partner. The farm is in extent 10000 acres, of which one fifth is freehold. It is about 10 miles from Molo Station, and is undulating grazing land. There are 6 streams on the property, and plenty of timber - cedar and bamboos - for building purposes. The altitude is 8000 feet, with an average annual rainfall of 45 inches. A mile from the homestead is a very pretty waterfall, about 75 feet high. ....….…

Drumkey 1909 Directory of Residents - A. Gray, Molo

Gazette - 7/4/15 - Liable for Jury service, Molo - A. Gray (British), Settler

Gazette - 3/12/1919 - Register of Voters - Rift Valley Area - A. Gray - Farmer - Nakuru and Mrs Gray - Nakuru

Red 31 has A.D. Gray, Box 27, Nakuru.

Hut has A. Gray 1909 Molo AND A. Gray 1912 Fairfield Nakuru partner with Hobson AND A.D. Gray 1931 Ol Oreshet Estate Nakuru.

Hut - A.D. Gray 1937 Ol Oreshet Sabukia

Nakuru North cemetery - Alexander Gray d. 19 Aug. 1926. Isabella d. 1 June 1927 [she d. in Johannesburg]

Red Book 1912 - A. Gray - Naivasha

Gazette 13/11/1918 - Court of Appeal for EA - Francis Penny and Alexander Gray vs E.P.W. Cobb and Powysland BEA Ltd.

Gazette 13/11/1918 - Court of Appeal for EA - Jeremiah Penny and Alexander Gray vs E.P.W. Cobb and Powysland BEA Ltd. Barnes - Nakuru North Cemetery - Alexander Gray, born Currie, Scotland 30/6/1880, died 19/8/1926, Loregai Estate, Nakuru aged 46, and of Isabella nee Fife his widow who died 1/6/1927

Gazette - 17/11/1926 - Probate and Administration - Alexander Gray late of Nakuru who died at Nakuru on 19 August 1926. Applied for by Thomas Alfred Wood and Frank Carter Hobson

SE - A. Gray - Molo - Dec 1907

He related the story that he and a friend, riding in a mule drawn buckboard cart within four miles of Nakuru on the Rongai/Nakuru road, witnessed a mass herd of zebra being stalked by a lion. When the zebra discovered a threat to their safety they all turned round, faced the lion as one, and then charged. The lion turned tail and fled with all the zebra in full pursuit!                                                  

KFA - An A. Gray was a director of the BEA Farmers' Association formed in 1919. ........Perhaps the pioneer was Alick Gray, who took up 10,000 acres ten miles from Molo station in 1904. (see Alexander Gray?)  

KAD 1922 - Committee Member, Rongai-Lower Molo Farmers' Association

Red 22 - A.T.W. Gray, Hoey's Bridge

EAHB 1906 - A. Gray, Molo

North - Alexander Gray - From Scotland; formerly in the Swaziland Police; arr. Mombasa from SA & dep. for Nairobi 9-9-1904; Settlers Game Licence 17-9-1904; Landholders Game Licence, Nairobi April-June 1905; 1906 resident at Molo ?

EAHB 1907 - A. Gray - Molo

HBEA 1912 shows A. Gray at Nakuru.

KAD 1922 has A. Gray, Fairfield, Nakuru and A.T.W. Gray, P.O. Kitale?

Hut - A.T.W. Gray 1922 Hoey's Bridge

FindaGrave Alexander Gray BIRTH 30 Jun 1880 Midlothian, Scotland DEATH 19 Aug 1926 (aged 46) Nakuru, Kenya BURIAL Nakuru North Cemetery Nakuru, Nakuru, Kenya. Inscription: in loving memory / of / Alexander Gray / born at Currie, Scotland / June 30th 1880 / died at Loregai Estate / August 19th 1926 / and of Isabella nee Fife / his widow / who died June 1st 1927