At the end of the war Mrs. Seraphina was forbidden by the doctor to accompany other members of her family to Australia (and thence to Scotland) because she was suffering from beri beri caused by Stanley Camp rations.
Dundee Courier, December 26, 1949, 4
William Seraphina, who lived before and after the war in Montrose, Scotland, was an official with the Chinese Maritime Customs.
He and his wife had Billy (16 in 1949), Vera (age in 1949 unknown), Margaret (10) and Elizabeth (15).
Dundee Courier, December 26, 1949, 4
Mr. Pine came to Hong Kong before the European war to work in the Dockyard. Before that he lived in Plymouth (Devon) and played centre forward for the Plymouth Civil Service football team. His wife received a message saying he'd survived internment some time before September 14, 1945.
Source:
Western Morning News, September 14, 1945, 3
DoB from John Black's list.
Listed as "T H Edwards" in John Black's list, with DoB=1910, Title="Capt." and Occupation="Master Mariner".
George Griggs was a telephone engineer. He was a member of the Royal Engineers 1911 (or earlier) to 1924.
As he communicated with the British Army Aid Group, it's possible he was one of the radio technicians who operated an illegal listening service in Stanley Camp, but this has not yet been definitely established.
Source:
Chronology entry, and comment by Nicola at http://gwulo.com/node/11736
DoB from John Black's list
