Kathleen Constance ROSSELET (aka Kay) [1906-1953]
John Black's list gives Mrs Rosselet's occupation in 1941 as "Stenographer".
John Black's list gives Mrs Rosselet's occupation in 1941 as "Stenographer".
DoB from John Black's list, which gives Miss Ezra's occupation in 1941 as "Confidential Assistant".
Barbara Anslow:
Her mother was Japanese/German, her father English. He was working in Shanghai when the Japs attacked, and died there during the war (probably killed by Japs.) In Stanley with Leilah were her mother, her sister Edith and Edith's husband Arthur, and their children Mavis and Richard Hamson. Leilah, now widowed, lives in Canada and we often chat on the phone.
John Black's list gives Dow's occupation in 1941 as "clergyman".
Barbara Anslow writes:
[On the ground floor of the Tweed Bay Hospital was] a small room which eventually housed an internee, Mr. Albert Frain, who sadly lost his senses and was looked after by a male nurse.
It's not clear whether Mr Frain had the breakdown before December 1941, or if it was brought on by the fighting / internment.