He and Evelyn Mary Langston were transferred to Bungalow D/1 from Bungalow C after it was partially destroyed by an American bomb on January 16, 1945. John and Barbara Fox had been living in D/1 but after the birth of their daughter Maureen earlier in the month they moved to D/6, a small amah's room which had become vacant when Hilda and Mary Selwyn-Clarke were sent to Ma Tau-wai Camp in Kowloon to join Selwyn after his release from prison in December 1944.
Sources:
Selwyn Henry Langston, London, Dulwich College Register 1619-1926 (Find My Past).
England & Wales Marriages 1837-2005, Kingston, Surrey, England (FMP)
'S. H. LANGSTON Exchange Building' South China Morning Post, 16 Jan 1935: 11.
Franklin Charles Gimwon Papers, Volume 2 Lists/Maps, 2.25, p. 120 (University of Hong Kong, Special Collections)
Comments
Selwyn Henry Langston
Born May 10th, 1889 Camberwell, Surrey, England.
Served in WW1.
Married Evelyn Blair in Kingston, Surrey in 1917.
In Hong Kong he was a businessman at one time associated with the Nestlé and Anglo-Swiss Condensed Milk Company and at another with the Cow & Gate Milk Food company.
He and Evelyn Mary Langston were transferred to Bungalow D/1 from Bungalow C after it was partially destroyed by an American bomb on January 16, 1945. John and Barbara Fox had been living in D/1 but after the birth of their daughter Maureen earlier in the month they moved to D/6, a small amah's room which had become vacant when Hilda and Mary Selwyn-Clarke were sent to Ma Tau-wai Camp in Kowloon to join Selwyn after his release from prison in December 1944.
Sources:
Selwyn Henry Langston, London, Dulwich College Register 1619-1926 (Find My Past).
England & Wales Marriages 1837-2005, Kingston, Surrey, England (FMP)
'S. H. LANGSTON Exchange Building' South China Morning Post, 16 Jan 1935: 11.
Franklin Charles Gimwon Papers, Volume 2 Lists/Maps, 2.25, p. 120 (University of Hong Kong, Special Collections)