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Shu-fan LI [1887-1966]

Submitted by brian edgar on Fri, 12/20/2013 - 18:36

Li Shu-fan was a senior Hong Kong surgeon and owner of a private medical facility in pre-war Hong Kong.

Before the war he voluntarily put his hospital at the disposal of the Government in the event of an attack as part of Dr Selwyn-Clarke's reorganisation of Medical Defence arrangements. During the hostilities he became Medical Officer in Charge of the hospital, working continuously alongside the other doctors to treat the wounded.

Carl NEPRUD [1889-1976]

Submitted by brian edgar on Tue, 12/17/2013 - 17:53

In 1913 he joined the Chinese Maritime Customs, a service he remained with until the war.

During the December 1941 hostilities he was a volunteer driver taking first aid to both civilians and military. After the surrender, he continued as a driver for the uninterned medical and health workers so was never in Stanley.

He was repatriated on the Asama Maru/Gripsholm and resumed his work for the Chinese Nationalist authorities in Washington, D. C.

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Edith May Peveril GUEST (née FINCHER) [1903-1990]

Submitted by Admin on Mon, 12/09/2013 - 21:51

Barbara Merchant:

Edith May Peveril Guest  nee Fincher (sister of Teddy Fincher). Known as May. dob - dod according to Peter Hall (p.148) are 1903-1990. Married to Albert Edward Peveril Guest. Mother of Eric and Joyce, mentioned in the Diary, and others. I have made reasonable attempts at contacting the family in Australia to ask permission to use their names, but not having had a response, I have added them to the notes.