Sorry, we don't have any photos with this tag yet.
He is mentioned several times in John Charter's wartime journal. Charter was interned in Stanley Camp but Devaux was free in Hong Kong.
He may be this man, who appears in the 1936 Jurors' List:
| c | Devaux | Raymond Eugene Marie | Manager | Far East Oxygen & Acetylene Co., Ld. | On premises |
Her surname also appears spelled O'Dell.
Based on her Russian descent, she wasn't interned after the Japanese conquered Hong Kong. Philip has written an interesting summary of her wartime experiences:
https://battleforhongkong.blogspot.com/2018/12/eugenie-zaitzeff-descrip…
Maureen O'Sullivan was the daughter of Thomas and Mary O'Sullivan. She seems to have pre-deceased her brother John who died in 1953.
Mary Frances O'Sullivan seems to have been a shorthand instructor. She was the wife of Thomas Francis O'Sullivan. In. 1940 she qualified as a telephonist in the ARP (assigned to the Upper Levels of the Peak) alongside her three daughters.
During the Japanese occupation she remained un-interned as Irish. She remarried soon after liberation in 1945, becoming Mrs. E. A. V. Remedios. She was alive in June 1953 at the time of the death of her son John.