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Clara Ho Tung (Cheung) (1875 - 1938) Clara Ho Tung, a Hong Kong lady p 6: by Irene Cheng (Clara's daughter) "Mamma (Lady Clara) and her parents moved to Shanghai, where the children [her younger brother and sister] died, and later to ... |
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何慧姿 Daisy HOTUNG (1899 - d.) |
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Edward "Eddie" Samuel Ho Tung (1902 - 1957) He lost both his legs in an air raid during the Japanese occupation of Hong Kong. His address in the late 1950s was - 457 Seymour Road Shanghai |
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何嫻姿 Eva HOTUNG (1903 - d.) Commanded a unit of the Chinese Red Cross in WWII |
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何孝姿 Florence HOTUNG (1915 - d.) |
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Florence Ho Tung (deceased) |
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何堯姿 Grace HOTUNG (1910 - d.) |
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奇芬 Hesta Rosalind HUNG (deceased) |
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何奇姿 Irene HOTUNG (1904 - 2007) |
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何文姿 Jean HOTUNG (1908 - d.) |
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麥秀英 Margaret Mak, Lady Margaret Ho Tung (1865 - 1944) Roger Ho Tung's wives, Margaret's and Clara, were related (first cousins ?). Clara's father, Cheung Tak-fai and Margaret's mother were cousins. (1) Margaret's aunt's husband was not her "mother's... |
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黃錫霖 Mary HOTUNG (1900 - d.) |
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何世禮 General Ho Sai Lai (1906 - 1998) |
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何東 Sir Robert Ho Tung (1862 - 1956) Ho-tung, internationally known entrepreneur and philanthropist, became Hong Kong's largest property owner and one of its wealthiest citizens. He was knighted (1915) by King George V for his patriotic g... |
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victoria ho tung (deceased) |
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何錦姿 Victoria HO TUNG (1897 - d.) |