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- Donald Gilbert Kennedy - Wikipedia
Donald Gilbert Kennedy (March 1898 – 1976) was a teacher, then an administrator in the British colonial service in the Gilbert and Ellice Islands Colony and the British Solomon Islands Protectorate
- Donald Gilbert Kennedy DSO (1898 - 1976) - WikiTree
In April 1932 he became the resident District Officer at Funafuti in the administration of the Gilbert and Ellice Islands Colony He also served as the Native Lands Commissioner from 1934 to 1938 In 1938 he was awarded a Carnegie Travelling Scholarship to study for a year at University College, Oxford for a Diploma in Anthropology
- 11. Donald Gilbert Kennedy (1898–1967): An outsider in the Colonial Servi
For eight years Kennedy directed the Ellice Islands school For much of that time, as the only palagi (European) official in the group, he also acted as the administrative officer Indeed, that appointment became fulltime in April 1932, when he took up residence on Funafuti, but it was not formally confirmed
- Coastwatchers - Party - Solomon Islands Encyclopaedia, 1893-1978
One of the best-known coastwatchers was Donald Gilbert Kennedy, a New Zealand District Officer who was given a roving command over Nggela, Isabel, Russell Islands, New Georgia and the Shortland Islands
- Donald Gilbert Kennedy - Auckland War Memorial Museum
Joined the Colonial Service and initiallly served in the Education Service in Fiji then the Gilbert and Ellice Islands Then transferred to the Administrative Service and continued to serve in the Gilbert and Ellice Islands Biography: Mike Butcher, ' when the long trick's over': Donald Kennedy in the Pacific', 2012 AWMM
- Kennedy, Donald Gilbert, 1898-1976 | National Library of New Zealand
Ethnologist, linguist and Lands Commissioner in Tuvalu After some years teaching, including at the Maori Boys' School at Otaki, he joined the Colonial Service in Fiji where his interest in ethnography began He was transferred to the Western Pacific High Commission where his duties took him to the Gilbert and Ellice Islands
- When The Long Tricks Over. Donald Kennedy In The Pacific
'No man did more for Tuvalu' Maude was to say Kennedy had established the school at Vaitupu that gave the then Ellice Islanders a head start over the Gilbertese in western style education, a major factor in the separation of the two island groups in 1975, prior to independence
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