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Margaret Watson, a graduate of the London School of Economics, came to Hong Kong in July 1939 to become the Colony's first Medical Social Worker.
She was a friend of Hilda Selwyn-Clarke, and, like her, one of Hong Kong's small group of British leftists. When Mrs Selwyn-Clarke and her daughter were sent to Stanley camp in May 1943, Watson moved to Bungalow D to share a small room with them.
Husband of Florence Maude Deacon
Father of Irene Maude Selina Braudé
Mildred Dibden was a missionary with the evangelical Anglican Bible Churchmen's Missionary Society. She first came to Hong Kong in 1931, but had to go home because of a near-fatal bout of malaria. She had noticed the plight of Hong Kong's abandoned children, and was determined to help them, so she returned to the Colony in 1936 and opened orphanges in various locations including Cheung Chao. In 1940 she moved into an estate in Fanling and kept this home open, with the assitance of Ruth Little and Chinese staff, throughout the Japanese occupation.
Headmaster Queen's College.
G. B. Gifford Hull was Resident Engineer on the Jubilee (Shing Mung) Reservoir. His name is inscribed on the memorial stone at the Reservoir which was begun in 1933 and finished in 1937.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:HK_ShingMumReservoir_MemorialStone.JPG
I'm looking for photos / sketches / portraits of him for the CPS project's history book. [UPDATE: That project is now finished.]
His dates of birth & death are given in the family tree at: http://www.apac16.dsl.pipex.com/tree/fam/Lindsell.html#914KRL. Unfortunately there aren't any contact details to get in touch with the person maintaining it.
Most mentions of H. E. Wodehouse are in connection with his son, the author P G Wodehouse. But I'm interested in H. E. because of his work as a magistrate in Hong Kong. I'm looking for photos / sketches / portraits of him for the CPS project's history book.
I've got one possible source, but if you know of any other photos, please let me know.
I'm looking for photos / sketches / portraits of him for the CPS project's history book. A Barrister, he was appointed as Police Magistrate in 1867 [1], and left in 1870 [4].
There aren't any results for goodlake in the photo search at HKPRO, and he didn't serve with Legco. No relevant results for goodlake hong kong in the UKNA.
He is mentioned in several family trees [2], but it isn't clear he is a closely related to any of them.
References:
Details of birth & death from the Dictionary of Hong Kong Biography.
I'm looking for photos of him for the CPS project's history book. His connection is his role as Hong Kong's second Chief Magistrate, succeeding William Caine.
The HKPRO has a photo of him, but I'd be interested to hear of any more that exist.
I’ve found one descendant of C B Hillier who is researching his life:
Date & place of birth from:
http://www.baysting.genesons.com/onename/tiki-index.php?page=Charles+Baysting
