[El Gato]

“Sir Edward F. Lavender Source(s): Kenya Dominion Record 4667 Australian library

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While interesting, it needs expansion. It's a might on the cryptic side.

[ScaniaBoy]

Check post 6889 by Andy from Chapel Hill.

Note though that I tried to search the Australian Library as well as the British Library on line for “Kenya Dominion Record” and came up with zero. Don’t know if any Freeper in good standing has been able to verify this. Not all books are available on the net, and some research must be made by foot or phone (see BP2’s post 6799).

[Askwhy5times]

““Sir Edward F. Lavender Source(s): Kenya Dominion Record 4667 Australian library

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While interesting, it needs expansion. It’s a might on the cryptic side. “

I found this comment interesting, even if from a new user. I googled it down and it cam from a comment on TexasDarlins blog.

TD Blog post by lev8mysoul:
“I asked a british history buff I know if he could find out who the colonial registrar was for Mombasa in 1961. He called me up a few minutes ago and said “Sir Edward F. Lavender”
Source(s): Kenya Dominion Record 4667 Australian library”

http://texasdarlin.wordpress.com/2009/08/02/both-of-these-birth-certificates-could-be-real/#comment-109526

I tracked the poster back to this blog.

http://uscanblog.wordpress.com/

He/she doesn’t look like a crank. The posts on USCAN blog are very intelligent and thoughtful. Any thoughts on this of how we can confirm or refute it?