John Oram Sheppard was a Warrant Officer in the Hong Kong Royal Naval Volunteer Reserve.
He died of dysentery in February 1942 - the second death in Stanley.
Source:
http://www.geni.com/people/John-ORAM-Sheppard/6000000014690930625
Guillaumine E. P. Le Cocq d'Armandville married Jacobus van der Laan on December 10, 1927 in Palembang, Sumatra.
During the first 18 months of the Japanese occupation she lived with him at the Sun Wah Hotel. The couple were sent to Stanley in July 1943.
She died in the Hague aged 97.
Source:
Jacobus van der Laan was the manager of a bank the Netherlands Trading Society when war broke out.
After the surrender he was one of the bankers kept out of internment to liquidate the assets of their instutions. He and his wife lived at the Sun Wah Hotel until being sent to Stanley in July 1943 on the completion of their work.
Sources:
David Tett, Captives in Cathay, 2007, 313
Hermann Balean was a doctor and surgeon who practised first in China and then Hong Kong.
Alexander Charles Meredith was a banker. On July 24, 1941 he was made Controller of Food.
John Black's list notes he was a Policeman, born in 1896.
Mary Edmondston was the daughter of David and Kathleen Edmondston. She lived in the Sun Wah Hotel with her parents for the first part of the Japanese occupation and was sent to Stanley with her mother after her father's arrest in May 1943.
http://www.gritquoy.com/genealogy/familygroup.php?familyID=F7639&tree=001Master
Update:
New details kindly supplied by a family member.
Kathleen Edmondston was the wife of David Charles Edmondston, Hong Kong manager of the HSBC. She lived in the Sun Wah Hotel for the first part of the occupation and was interned in Stanley along with her daughter Mary after her husband was arrested in May 1943. She survived the war to make an affidavit on his treatment to a War Crimes trial.
http://www.gritquoy.com/genealogy/familygroup.php?familyID=F7639&tree=001Master
George Gerrard came to Hong Kong in 1914 to work for the Taikoo Dock Company.
He was interned in Stanley, where he acted as a Block Quartermaster. He was repatriated on a hospital ship having lost about ten stone in weight. He returned to work in Hong Kong, eventually retiring to Whitley Bay (now Tyne and Wear).
