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Sidney Langford Hinde
Dr. Sidney Langford Hinde, (23 July 1863 - 18 October 1930), Chevalier de l'ordre royal du lion; Membre honoraire de la Société belge de géographie; Medical Officer of the Interior, British East Africa; Late Captain, Congo Free State Forces; was a military medical officer involved in colonial operations in the Congo and East Africa in the 19th century.〔Google Books (2010)〕
==Career==
He was the son of Surgeon George Langford Hinde (41st Foot Welsh Regiment) and Harrietta Tudor Rayner, daughter of Edward Charles Rayner, Esq. of England, married in London on 23 November 1861. They had two children, Sidney Langford Hinde, and Rhoda Hinde, (born 1865), both of whom were born in Canada.〔(Archiver Rootsweb )〕 In 1895, Hinde was posted to Machakos Fort in the East African Protectorate Service where he was appointed Resident to the Maasai Chief and Collector of Maasailand.〔Sidney Langford Hinde (1901) ''The Last of the Masai'', William Heinemann, London ()〕
Hinde was credited with aiding the overthrow of the infamous African slave trader Tippu Tip, and his successor, Sefu.〔("Arabs of the Congo" (May 29, 1897) ''New York Times'' )〕
A List of names on Mount Kenya#Peaks mountain valley on Mount Kenya is named after him. Hinde Falls on Athi River is also named after the Hindes.〔The peaks of Mount Kenya have been given names from three different sources. Firstly, several Maasai chieftains have been commemorated, with names such as Batian, Nelion and Lenana. These names were suggested by Mackinder, on the suggestion of Sidney Langford Hinde, who was the resident officer in Maasailand at the time of Mackinder's expedition.〕
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