Noel C BARRETTO [????-????]
His entry in the 1942 list of POWs:
| Barretto N C | HKVDC | Lce/Corp. | 2718 |
A mention in the A E Gomes Newsletter for Sep 1988:
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Eneas L CUNHA [????-????]
His entry in the 1942 list of POWs:
| Cunha E L | HKVDC | Lieutenant |
A mention in the A E Gomes Newsletter for Sep 1988:
George Maurice DAVREUX [1908-1968]
1941 Jurors List:
| c | Davreux, George Maurice. | Estate Agent, Credit Foncier d'Extreme Orient | 19 Homuntin Hill, Homuntin. |
1942 list of POWs:
| Davreux G M | HKVDC | Gunner | 4718 |
His grave is in the Hong Kong Cemetery:
John W BOWEN (aka Ramp) [????-????]
The A E Gomes newsletter for Aug 1988 has a poem by Bowen, and says he was 'Bdr. R.A. Fort Davis, Hong Kong'.
Jim NEVILLE [????-????]
Note in A E Gomes newsletter Aug 1988:
| Jim Neville 24th Heavy Battery R.A. ex Shamshuipo, ex "the Undesirables" draft to Japan with Tom Quilliam writes very interestingly of the view of the war action here from Mt Davis - "grandstand view of the lonely gunboat HMS Cicala which turned and twisted dodging the Jap bombers, all happening near Green Island below Mt Davis." |
Albert T HAINES [????-????]
Mentioned in A E Gomes Newsletter Aug 88:
| Albert Haines ex Lieut. HK Dockyard Defence Corps ex Shamshuipo and Argyle Street Camp |
Freddy Lizola ROCHA [????-????]
1941 Jurors List:
| c | Rocha, Freddy Lizola | Assistant, Wallace Harper & Co., Ld. | 8 King's Road, 2nd floor. |
1942 list of POWs:
| Rocha Fred L | HKVDC | Gunner | 3438 |
A E Gomes Newsletter Aug 1988:
| Gnr. Fred Rocha, HKVDC, 4th Battery, Drafted to Japan from Shamshuipo 29/4/44 |
C F REMEDIOS (aka Chodas) [????-c.1987]
His entry in the 1942 list of POWs:
| Remedios C F | HKVDC | Corporal | 3607 |
An obituary was published in A E Gomes Newsletter for Feb 1987:
Joseph FRASER [????-????]
His entry in the list of POWs:
| Fraser Joseph | HKRNVR | A/Sub.-Lieut. |
Anne Willem HUIDEKOPER [????-????]
He appears in the 'DUTH SUBMARINE" section on page 38 of Tse Dickuan's list of POWs:
| 5962.Huidekoper, Ann Willem Sub/Lt. |
The Dutch Submarine O20 was damaged by Japanese depth charges off the coast of Malaya, and was eventually scuttled. The crew were captured by the Japanese, and taken to Hong Kong as POWs.