Frederick William Bradley was a senior health inspector before the war.
While in Stanley he became part of the resistance network, receiving secret messages, mostly on health matters but at least one sent from the British Army Aid Group, through the drivers of the camp ration lorry.
He was arrested on June 28, 1943 and executed, alongside 32 others, close to Stanley Beach on October 29, 1943.
Sources and more information:
He appeared on the This is your life TV show:
http://www.bigredbook.info/thomas_cosmojones.html
His wife, Elizabeth Menna Owen JONES, was also in camp, though they divorced after the war.
Dates & details from this thread on the Stanley Camp Discussion list:
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/stanley_camp/message/2860
Regards, David
A book, The Rice Paper Diaries, has been written based on her time in Stanley Camp. See:
Date & place of birth from:
http://www.baysting.genesons.com/onename/tiki-index.php?page=Charles+Baysting
An American chiropractor. In WW2 he was initially interned in Stanley Camp, then was sponsored to be allowed to live outside camp, then was re-interned but in Ma Tau Wai camp (see comments below).
His entry in the 1941 Jurors List:
| c | Roberts Charles Collingwood | Assistant Manager, Butterfield & Swire. | On premises. |
