John Douglas TAYLOR (aka Skip) [1894-1956]
He's mentioned in the list of Civilian Internees:
Taylor J D | 52 | Mariner |
In John Charter's diary, Charter describes him as 'Captain Taylor of the Mercantile Marine'.
He's mentioned in the list of Civilian Internees:
Taylor J D | 52 | Mariner |
In John Charter's diary, Charter describes him as 'Captain Taylor of the Mercantile Marine'.
Mentioned in the list of Civilian Internees:
Hasler Miss I R | 36 | Nursing Sister |
Mentioned in the list of Civilian Internees:
Wood Miss C A | 46 | Housekeeper |
His entry on the list of civilian internees from 1942:
MacCormick M | 33 | Royal Naval Yard |
DoB from the list of children in Stanley Camp:
Whitfield, Ronnie | 24.10.1929 | 13 |
Alec Summers worked for Thomas Cook. He was interned in Stanley Camp with his brother Charles. Their father, Edwin Summers, was one of the oldest foreign residents of Hong Kong when he died at Kai Tak in 1940. Their mother, Celestina, was evacuated to Australia and died in Brisbane in 1942. I think I have found their sister's husband, Robert Fraser Forbes as a salesman at Mustard & Co., living at 7 Aimai Villas, Kowloon in the 1923 Jurors List, but he has been entered as "'Fraser Forbes Robert". I haven't yet found their sister's own name.
His entry in the 1940 Jurors List:
c | Summers, Charles Henry | Clerk, Taikoo Dockyard & Engineering Co. of H.K., Ld. | Quarry Bay. |