Warqenah ʼEšaté, 1865-1952

found: A Victorian gentleman & Ethiopian nationalist, 2012:title page (Hakim Wärqenäh, Dr. Charles Martin) page 1 (Hakim Wärqenäh Eshäté, born Oct. 22, 1865 in Gondar, Ethiopia; abandoned in 1868 in battle; raised by Colonel Charles Chamberlain whom took him to India until Chamberlain's death 3 years later; subsequently raised and educated by Colonel Charles Martin; given the Anglo-Saxon name of Charles Martin; Hakim is the title given to a doctor in Ethiopia) p. 5 (died October 8, 1952) page 305 (Hakim Worqineh (Dr. Charles Martin))

found: Encyclopaedia Aethiopica, 2003-:volume 4, page 1146 (Wärqänäh Äšäte [or Wärqenäh Ešäte, with schwa as e] = Warqenah ʼEšaté; also hakim W., azzaž W., Dr. Charles Martin; born 1865 in Gondar; died 1952 in Addis Ababa)

found: Dictionary of African biography, 1977-volume 1, page 145 (Warqnah Ishete; October 22, 1865-19??)

found: Yirfu Berhan, "Medical doctors profile in Ethiopia," Ethiop. Med. J., 2008:Supp. 1, page 10 (Dr. Workneh Martin (1866-1952); also known as Hakim Workneh and Dr. Charles Martin)

found: The Battle of Adwa, 2005:page 105 (Hakim Worqneh Eshete; also known as Dr. Charles W. Martin; azaj Worqneh C. Martin)