Everything tagged: England

Buried in the Hong Kong Cemetery in Happy Valley:

16Cii/06/02-    In / loving memory / of / Frederick Henry Foster / entered into rest / July 12th 1924 / aged 45 years / Till the day breaks and the / shadows flee away 

• Changing his surname to Morley after the Second World War.
• Joined Royal Scots as a Band Boy and played in the Royal Scots band.
• 1936/03/06- Was posted to 2nd Battalion in Lahore, India.
• In 1938 the battalion was posted to Hong Kong. He played in the Royal Scots band.
• When the Japanese invaded he was at Wong Nai Chung Gap and he was then hospitalised at St Albert's Convent. 

28th and last Governor of Hong Kong 1992-1997

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chris_Patten

As Wikipedia notes, Patten's implementation of electoral reform in Hong Kong made him very unpopular with Chinese officials and the pro-Beijing media, who called him a variety of names in response: 千古罪人 / "sinner who would be condemned for a thousand generations", 三違反 / "triple violator", etc.

Among the Hong Kong public he was known by the friendlier nickname of 肥彭 / "Fat Pang".

He was the 23rd Governor of Hong Kong from 1958 to 1964.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Robert_Black_(colonial_administrator)

Dorothy Neale is the author of Green Jade and appears in several photos on the Gwulo site as "the wife of Freddie Neale". The family lived at 7 The Peak and after the war in a penthouse flat in Conduit Street. In the photo below Freddie Neale is holding his daughter, Margaret.

Entry in the 1942 list of civilian internees:

Sister of fellow internee Florence D. CARTWRIGHT (aka Flo).

Year of birth from John Black's list, which gives Miss Cartwright's occupation in 1941 as "stenographer". The Directory & Chronicle for 1940 here shows her working for Arhold & Co. Ltd.

Qualified as an ANS Nurse.  Worked at La Salle Relief Hospital.

• Lt Col. Shackleton, RAMC, was Commanding Officer of the Bowen Road Military Hospital
• "Captive surgeon in Hong Kong: the story of the British Military Hospital, Hong Kong 1942-1945" by Donald C. Bowie :

• In 1965, Commander REME John Probert arranged a visit for former Hong Kong prisoners of war on the 20th anniversary of the liberation of Sham Shui Po POW Camp.