Hong Kong Jurors List List of Portuguese Lists of people in Hong Kong who were eligible to be jurors have been published in the internet, for the years 1855 onwards. These include over 300 Portuguese and give valuable records of names, occupations and addresses. Apparent Portuguese names have been extracted from the lists for the […]
Authors V-Z Joyce Van Langenberg Hetty’s Story (Experiences of Celeste Van Langenberg (Hetty) at the outbreak of World War II in the PacificAlex – Experiences of Alexandre Jorge “Alex” Alves at the outbreak of World War II in the PacificThe Long March (Prisoners-of-war are incarcerated at Shamshuipo)Escape from Shamshuipo Camp (Reggie Baptista’s escape from POW
Authors S Luis Andrade de Sa Portugueses em Hong Kong José “Adé dos Santos Ferreira Camões Grandi da NacãoDoci Papiacam de MacauLuz de NatalNatal – Amor, Paz, AlegriaNatal CristamPapia Cristam di Macau – Epítome de Gramática Comparade e VocabulárioPoémia di Macau (Poesia e Prosa) Leonor Diaz de Seabra Slavery, concubinage and marriage in Macau: 16th-18th
Authors N-O Maria Ng Pilgrimages: Memories of Colonial Macau and Hong Kong Marcel Nishiyama A study of the church of St. Paul in Macao and the transformation of Portuguese architecture César Guillén Nuñez Macao’s Church of Saint Paul: A Glimmer of the Baroque in China Harry Ore Macao Lullaby Anne Ozorio From Macau through China
Authors H-I Susanna Hoe The Private Life of Old Hong Kong. Western Women in the British Colony 1841-1941 Rebecca Hsu Gas Cookery Book M Huang Sons of La Salle Everyone : a History of La Salle College and Primary School, 1932-2007 Robin Hutcheon Chinnery: the man and the legend Harold Ingrams Who are the true
Authors D-F Annabel Doling Macau on a Plate Nuno Loureiro d’Eça Adeus Macau GB Endacott History of Hong Kong Les Fisher I Will Remember – Recollections and Reflections on Hong Kong 1941 to 1945 – Internment and Freedom Jorge Forjaz Familias Macaenses Vols I-III Familias Macaenses Vols I-VI, ISBN 978-99965-886-1-7 Albergue SCM e Bambu –
Authors-C Melania Dawn Cannon Experience, Memory and the Construction of the Past: Remembering Macau 1941-1945 Catherine S Chan ‘Empire’ Drifters: The Macanese in British Hong Kong, 1841-1941 PhD Thesis, University of Bristol, July 2019 John Clemens Discovering Macau Maria Helena do Carmo Mercadores do ópio (Traders in Opium) Austin Coates Macao and the British A Macao
Roll of Honour, Stanley Military Cemetery, Hong Kong Many of those who died in the defence of Hong Kong in December 1941 are buried in Stanley Military Cemetery and recorded in the Roll of Honour. I have extracted the names of those whom I could identify as Macanese from that list. (In this I was
Shrinking community still has big role to play in HK Sir Roger Lobo’s outstanding public service and private career stand out Jason Wordie Thursday June 10 1993 Sir Roger Lobo has surely carved a niche for himself in this corner of the world, and stands out as one of the many Portuguese who have made a
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‘An Unexampled Calamity’ The Hong Kong Plague of 1894 by Stuart Braga Article originally published in Casa de Macau Australia Bulletin ‘Without exaggeration I may assert that so far as trade and commerce are concerned the plague has assumed the importance of an unexampled calamity. So stated the dispatch of the Governor of Hong Kong,
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