His dates of birth & death come from an article about the Bellamy family, which has more information about his life.
L C F Bellamy was the General Manager of Hong Kong Tramways in 1941. Here's his entry in the 1941 Jurors list:
| s | Bellamy, Leonard Charles Fenton. | General Manager, H.K. Tramways, Ld. | 358 The Peak. |
DoB from John Black's list.
His obituary appears on page 3 of the China Mail for 1st Feb 1950:
Obituary
Mr. W. F. Simmons
Mr. W. F. Simmons General Manager of the Hong Kong Tramways, Limited, died at his residence, No. 358, The Peak, on Monday night, at the age of 49.
Mr. Simmons was interned at Stanley during the war and had never completely recovered from the effects.
He had been confined to his residence by his doctor's orders since the tramways dispute began more than a month ago.
R. A. Button is described on the Stanley Camp Log held by the Imperial War Museum as a British man who 'left ((Stanley)) camp' at some unspecified time. His name is also marked with the symbol that means he was eventually re-interned in Ma Tau-wai Camp (Kowloon).
DoB from John Black's list, which gives Mr Nettle's occupation in 1941 as "Hotel Manager".
DoB from John Black's list, which gives Mitchell's occupation in 1941 as "Prison Officer".
"A. McGregor Mitchell" appears on the List of Prison Officers for 1940, which shows he started work there on 22nd Nov, 1938. He fought in the Stanley Platoon of the HKVDC with the rank of Private.
Entry in the 1942 list of civilian internees:
| Mitchell A M | 28 | Prison Officer |
