D F MATHERS (née MATHER) [c.1918-????]
Entry in the list of Civilian Internees:
| Mathers Mrs D F | 24 | Secretary |
Everything tagged: WW2: Interned at Stanley Camp
Pages tagged: WW2: Interned at Stanley Camp
Frances W COOK [????-????]
Her entry in the 1942 list of civilian internees:
| Cook Mrs F W | 43 |
Philip Cracknell has written about the family on his blog:
Archibald and Frances Cook - their story of a family separated by war
Edith Mary VAN LEEUWEN (aka Peggy) [1919-????]
Notes from Ron Bridge:
Dutch. Widow of Pte H van Leeuwen HKVDC kia 18.12.41
Henry Lechmere CLIFT (aka Harry) [1876-1949]
Dr Harry Lechmere* Clift was a pioneering medical missionary. Born in Madras, India in 1876, his father was an executive engineer in the Indian railways.
Ethel Rita NAYLOR [c.1889-????]
Entry in the 1942 list of Civilian Internees:
| Naylor Miss E R | 53 | Shop Proprietor |
Mary Stobie BRUCE (aka Maisie) [c.1910-1987]
Her entry in the 1942 list of civilian internees:
| Bruce Mrs M S | 32 | Housewife |
Fred J. CLARKE [c.1900-1960]
On 1 September 1950, Chief Inspector F. J. Clarke was shot and seriously wounded in a gun battle with an armed kidnapping suspect in Ha Kwai Chung Village. In the incident, the Commanding Officer for Kowloon and New Territories Edmund Colin Luscombe and Detective Sub-Inspector Alexander Leslie were tragically killed. Chief Inspector Clarke retired in 1951 and left for Australia.
Josef / Jozef / Joszef Abraham ABOSH / ABOSCH [1911-1976]
Philip Cracknell found this family in the Stanley Camp Register of Civilian Internees, held at the Imperial War Museum in London:
|
Surname |
Given Names |
Date of Birth |
Date of Death |
Camp No. |
Billet |
Peter Clark MORGAN [1897-1970]
His entry in the 1942 list of Civilian internees:
| Morgan P C | 50 | Public Works Department |
William WOODWARD [c.1893-????]
His entry in the 1942 list of Civilian internees:
| Woodward W | 49 | Engineer |
John Charter describes him as "head of the PWD Waterworks Department".