St. Paul's Church, Kiambu cemetery - our Mother, Flora Findlay who died 16th January 1933 aged 76

Kiambu Scrapbook - In 1913 he [Philip Coldham] advised Mr J.C. Findlay [sic] to buy land spreading across three ridges on the other side of the Kamiti, also bordering on the Reserve. This farm, Waitangi, was then owned by a Mr Clarke, a New Zealander (hence the name) but was almost entirely undeveloped when Mr Findlay bought it. Below 'Waitangi' was a Captain Moller, a Swede, who had planted 65 acres of coffee by 1912, on the farm known as Deepdene, which Mr Findlay also subsequently bought. The Findlay family, so well known in Kiambu, deserve a special mention. There were four sons, three of whom took over parts of these estates as separate farms after their father's death, and lived in Kiambu all their lives. The youngest, Ronald, is still with us. All the brothers served in the 1914-18 war; the eldest lost his life in the Dardanelles while the three others were all awarded MCs. Their sister Mrs Andrewes ran Deepdene at this time, as her part in the war effort - a wonderful family record.