Curtis - p. 143 - 'The Kakamega Gold Rush' by John L. Riddoch - ' '........ paid handsomely for their mining rights by Tanganyika Concessions, who also paid £50,000 to a Mr Musgrave for his reef.

Geoffrey Bremner: Corporal in 16th Reinforcements, NZ.E.F. 1915. Wounded in his hand at the Battle of Messines 7 June 1917. Arrived in Kenya Sep 1920. Christmas with Mr & Mrs Gilroy then stayed at few days with Delamere. 1921 employed by government repairing road to the Nairobi abattoir. Later in 1921 Geoffrey joined Edward Powys Cobb earning £30 a month but the farm went into liquidation in 1924. Geoffrey's brother Max joined him in 1923 at Keringel. Possibly both brothers out of a job headed to Turbo. Mar 1924 Max with Dr. Wetherell, Blackbird Farm, Turbo Valley, Kenya, a coffee farm, very hot after Keringel, growing mealies, 150 acres coffee, 300 acres maise, drought-like, NE of Lake Victoria, at the foot of Mt. Elgon, Max left Kenya 1925.1930 G Musgrave listed as a farmer in Turbo.1931 G Musgrave had a registered claim in Kakamega.1934 G Musgrave sold claim to the Rostermann consortium and left Kenya for good.