楊秉直
霞陽, 道光十六年
坤和, 坤福, 坤祥
Yeo Koon Ho, Yeo Koon Hock, Yeo Koon Siang
心娘, 春娘, 溪娘
Yeo Sim Neo, Yeo Choon Neo, Yeo Kay Neo
Song Ong Siang One Hundred Years’ History of the Chinese in Singapore :
Ong Sam Leong’s widow (Yeo Hean Neo) belongs to an old ‘Yeo’ family, several members of which were of the Christian faith: an aunt (Yeo Choon Neo) being the first wife of the late Mr Song Hoot Kiam, and an uncle being the well-known Yeo Koon Ho (alias Toleap Young). His surviving daughter is the wife of Khoo Pek Lock, the third son of Khoo Phee Soon, at one time one of the leading shipowners and rice merchants of Singapore
Toleap Young died on the 14th day of November 1876 interstate and administration of his estate was granted to Tan Kong Wee on the 14th day of August 1877. He was once original owner of some land in Tanjong Pagar (which was later owned by Koo Cheng Cheok and Tan Hock Choon.