Red 25 has F.B. Leete, Mile 69, Londiani.  

Red 31 has F.B. Leete, Turbo Valley.  

Hut - F. Bert Leete 1925 Mile 69 from BEADOC

Hut - F. Bert Leete 1923 Nakuru partner with Sorley.  

Hut - F. Bert Leete 1930 Leighton Turbo ex Birdsey BEADOC married to Maisy

mini-Sitrep XXIX - Dennis Leete writes - 'my family farmed in Turbo, after my father met my mother, when he took lodgings on her father's farm, while he was working on the new alignment for the railway to Uganda in 1924. He had gone bust in Kericho in 1922 as a member of the British East Africa Disabled Officers Colony (BEADOC) where they had bought several thousand acres of forest land in 1919 and cleared it and planted flax, but the price collapsed, and they sold out to a certain Oliver Brooke, who knew something that they didn't! His company became famous as Brooke Bond Tea - there never was a Mr Bond - and the rest is history.