Sex
Male
Status
Deceased
Thomas Francis O'Sullivan was a former bailiff of the Supreme Court who vanished in May 1930. The circumstances of his disappearance were never clarified, but he was eventually declared dead. He was married with three daughters and one son. He was probably of Irish nationality.
Comments
Patricia's book "Policing
Patricia's book "Policing Hong Kong" has several pages about this man and his family, and confirms he was Irish.
I've been meaning to get that
I've been meaning to get that book!
The basic deatils of Mr. O'Sullivan's disappearance from the Public Gardens are given in the SCMP, May 10, 1930, p. 11.
He was declared dead about a year later, but I can't find that article in my files at the moment.
Passenger List London to Hong
Passenger List London to Hong Kong departing 19 December 1924
Thomas F O'Sullivan 37 civil servant UK address High Street Newmarket County Cork [date of birth about 1887]
Mary Frances O' Sullivan 27 [dob abt 1897]
John O'Sullivan 11 [dob abt 1913]
Barbara O'Sullivan 9 [dob abt 1915]
Hazel O'Sullivan 5 born 18 December 1918
Thomas Francis O'Sullivan born 19 January 1896
Macanese Tree - Ancestry
Thomas Francis O.Sullivan married Mary Frances Leonard 18 February 1913 Rosary Church Kowloon
Mary Frances O'Sullivan nee Leonard 19 January 1896 - 25 July 1959 (Headstone)
Thomas Francis O'Sullivan born 19 January 1896 Newmarket Cork Ireland