Margaret T DAVIES (née ANDERSON) [c.1877-????]

From http://www.archives.presbyterian.org.nz/Page157.htm :

At the outbreak of World War Two, Rev Davies was initially interned in the Mission House at Fong Tsuen while his wife Margaret was interned in Stanley Camp at Hong Kong 12.1941 to 11.1942; Margaret was later allowed to join her husband in internment at Shanghai. They had both been promised repatriation back to New Zealand by the Japanese under a “one off” repatriation arrangement, however because of broken Japanese promises this never eventuated. They had planned to retired to their cottage at Cheung Chau in Hong Kong Bay, however this residence was looted by robbers then bombed by the Japanese thus all their possessions were lost.

Both released at end of war and given urgent priority for passages back to NZ, arr 1.12.1945.

He was ‘Own Missionary’ of the Young Men’s Bible Class Union (YMBCU). In 9.1911 he married Margaret Anderson, a Deaconess already serving as a Missionary in Canton. They served with untiring enthusiasm and notable success and finally retired 31.12.1947. Moderator of Assembly 1947; parents of Rev J.B. Davies (their only child).

DoB from John Black's list.