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ER Walch was an accountant with Lowe, Bingham & Matthews from about 1936-1941. Address in Jurors List for 1936 was The Peak Hotel. His 1937-1940 address is given as 20 Broadwood Road, usually known as The Towers. He is given as an auditor in Hong Kong in the 1941 Government Gazette. He married Dorothy Olivia Dransfield, daughter of Albert and Laura Dransfield on 20th April 1939 at the Union Church.
His obituary appeared on page 5 of the Hong Kong Daily Press, 1919-
DoB from John Black's list, which gives Mr Cameron's occupation in 1941 as "Engineer".
He appears in the 1941 Jurors List:
| c | Cameron, John James | Engineer, Green Island Cement Co., Ld. | 106 Austin Road. Kowloon. |
John Black's list gives Mr Buchanan's occupation in 1941 as "Accountant".
Details from Chriscalder's comment, and her note:
I have now received the aboves death certificate for 29/12/1998 at Moorlands Hotel, Chagford Devon. She died of myocardial Infarction and Ischaemic heart disease
John Black's list mentions "Miss M J Stuart", born 1907, occupation "Education Dept".
DoB from John Black's list, which gives Mr Spence's occupation in 1941 as "Missionary".
21 Sep 2015 UPDATED with details from Chriscalder's comment below.
John Black's list gives Mrs Cunningham's year of birth as 1889, and date of death as 25 July 1944.
Philip Cracknell writes that:
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
My great grandfather, John Kempton, was the head electrical engineer at The Hong Kong & Whampoa Docking Co. Ltd. when he died in 1947. He married Florence Ann Nicol McAlpine on the 7th of August 1914 in Dumbarton, Scotland. They had four children; Anne Sinclair (known as Nancy in some records), John Ian (it looks like he went by Ian), Jean and Malcolm. According to passenger lists, It looks like the family move to Hong Kong around 1924, although we have pictures of The Royal Engineers in Hong Kong dating back to 1915 that could mean John Kempton (1886?) had arrived earlier.