 He often frightened his workers with an explosive anger; the Bemba people called him "Chipembere" ('Rhinoceros', alternative spelling "Chipembele"), a name which had originally been given to him when he shot a rhinoceros at Shiwa Ngandu, but later they used it to refer to his temper.As a young man Gore Browne courted Lorna Bosworth Smith for three years, but she married someone else.She and her husband died young, and in England in 1927, Gore Browne met their orphaned daughter Lorna Goldmann (1908–2002).