Green Jade is an autobiographical account by Dorothy Neale that ends with the death of her husband in 1987. It covers their life in Hong Kong from 1929 to 1940 and subsequent years in Australia with a return to Hong Kong in 1946 for a few years. The family then returned to Australia for good.
An autobiographical account of the life of Dorothy Neale and her family, of which the years 1929 until the 1940 evacuation were spent in Hong Kong, The account continues until the death of her husband Freddie Neale in 1987.
The Hewitt family lived at 18 Broadwood Road, next door to my uncle, Leslie Warren and his family at 19 Broadwood Road. I posted a photo of Shirley Anne Hewitt at https://gwulo.com/atom/18036 taken in 1939 and labelled "Before Evacuation". I've also posted two photos of her father, whom we only know as Mr Hewitt at the Lido in Repulse Bay. Tony Banham tells me he may be Edmund Francis Hewitt, an accountant with BAT, who was in Stanley. He wasn't the police sergeant, Bill Hewitt who was in Stanley. I have no information or photos of Mrs Hewitt.