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Horatio DE QUINCEY (aka Horace) [c.1820-c.1842]

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Ensign Horatio De Quincey was a junior infantry officer in the British Army, who died at Stanley during the period of the First Opium War.

On 30 April 1841 Horace De Quincey received his commission to serve as an ensign in the 26th Regiment of Foot, a Scottish infantry regiment in the British Army, which was more popularly known as the 26th Cameronians.

In October 1841, Ensign De Quincey left Scotland, bound for China, to serve under Sir Hugh Gough in the First Opium War.

Alexander James S MCFADZEAN [1914-1974]

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Professor of Medicine Hong Kong 1948-74

Alexander McFadzean was born in Troon, Scotland, on January 28th, 1914. 

He graduated with honours from Glasgow University in 1936

William Edward BROADBRIDGE [????-1941]

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His entries in the 1940 Jurors List:

c   Broadbridge, William Edward Assistant, Gilman & Co., Ld.  


and the list of casualties:

HKVDC Broadbridge W E Gunner 2335 1941-12-18

Mohamed HASSUM (aka Chiney / Mahomed Haji Esack Ellias) [1860-1919]

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As per the SCMP article dated May 31st 1919 from the Carl smith card #00155487 Hajee Mahomed Hassum Chiney , proprietor of the firm M.H.E . Ellias, Wyndham St aged 59. had given $21,000 for the rebuilding of Mosque (mostly jamia)

Im not sure if this person is the same as H.M.H ESSACK ELIAS

James BRAGA [1906-1994]

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James Braga

Baptist minister, Bible teacher and author.

Born, Hong Kong, 27 April 1906; 
died, Milwaukie, Portland, Oregon, U.S.A.,
21 April 1994, aged 87.

Mary BRAGA [1914-1965]

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Mary Braga

Born, Hong Kong, 14 March 1914; died, Hong Kong, 15 July 1965, aged 51.

Music teacher and missionary.

Yat-Ling LEUNG [????-c.2014]

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I am looking for information about my paternal grandmother. I believe her name was Yat-Ling, but I could be wrong. She was born in Japan pre-WWII before moving to Hong Kong, where she married my grandfather, Kai-Ming Leung (dec. 1993), and had four children. I believe her first child was born in the mid 1950s. Unfortunately, I do not have any additional information about her, as my father rarely spoke about her. In addition, although she died in 2014 (approx.), I never knew her because she did not speak English and I do not speak Cantonese or Japanese.