Reuben is buried in Hong Kong Cemetery in plot 2J3.
According to the 1917 jurors list, he was a clerk at British American Tobacco Co. Ltd.
The 1922 and 1923 Jurors lists have him as a merchant at N.S. Moses & Co., located at 8 Torres Buildings.
A sailing manifest record in 1925 indicated him to be living at 4 Queens Road, HK.
A 1941 jurors list has him as a share broker at Tester & Abraham, which was his brother Ezra's company. He lived at 38 Kimberley Road Kowloon. <Read more ...>
Ezra is buried In Hong Kong Cemetery Plot 2H5, his wife Rose died on May 6 1969 age 86, is buried in plot 45/2/6.
According to the 1917 Jurors list, he was an assistant at Logan & Basto onIce House Street. The 1923 and 1923 Jurors list have him as a broker at Wright & Hornby and living at 4 Aimai Villas, Kowloon. <Read more ...>
It is thought that Kathleen (Kitty) who died on November 23, 1965 may be buried (or perhaps her ashes) as her mother Kathleen in Hong Kong Cemetery in Plot 12A/11/12 <Read more ...>
I am researching my grandmother's side of the family, the Kwan Yuen Cheong, family of 15. I would like to know where the couple resided and also where the second generation (each) lived. My great-grandmother was raised by Daniel and Mary Ayow Caldwell and educated by Lady Ball (Dyer Ball's second wife). A lot has been written about her and her dentist husband, who worked for the LMS print shop before apprenticing under an "American missionary dentist" (Rudi Butt's blog says that would be Varnum David Collins but I cannot find his sources nor reach the author). <Read more ...>
Abdul Aziz Rumjahn (a.k.a. Arthur James Rumjahn) (1904 Hong Kong-2nd March 1975 Hong Kong) was a distant cousin of mine. [...] He lived in Hong Kong his whole life. <Read more ...>
