Singapore Tombstones Epigraphic Materials 新加坡墓碑铭集录

This write up looks at the tombs of Ong Sam Leong Yeo Hean Neo - wife Ong Sam Kiat - elder brother Ong Sam Bee - younger brother Ong Kim Neo - younger sister Ong Sam Leong's mother Madam Tan Yeo Hean Neo's grandfather Ong Sam Leong 民國六年十二月顯祖考違三龍王公之佳城孝男文達平福孝女梅娘孝孙長輝長成 Sons : Ong Boon Tat Ong Peng Hock Daughter : Ong Boey Neo Grandsons : Ong Tiang Wee Ong Tiang Seng Died 7 Feb 1918 at the age of 60 Ong Tiang Seng was the son of Ong Peng Hock, He married Miss Betty Boey, daughter of Mrs Boey Lian Siang on 22 June 1936 More info on Boey Lian Siang : https://tombs.bukitbrown.org/2020/03/boey-lian-siang.html LATE MR ONG SAM LEONG. The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser, 8 February 1918, Page 4 Wife - Yeo Hean Neo 民國廿四年四月廿三日吉顯祖妣謚賢娘王門楊氏壽域 Died 25 May 1935, age 73 (born around 1862) Left behind her two sons, one surviving daughter Mrs Khoo Peck Lock, three sons in law (Messrs Lim Tec

Chua Moh Choon Grave 蔡茂春義興縂理

Chua Moh Choon’ s tomb replica found in Chestnut nature park (Ming tomb) 光緒天運庚辰年季春 1880 3rd Spring Month Thanks to T.R.E.E (Temasek Rural Exploring Enthusiasts) members for alerting us to this tomb Title |Tomb of Chua Moh Choon, circa 1987 The 19th century tombstone of Chua Moh Choon (蔡茂春), a businessman and chief of Singapore's largest secret society, the Ghee Hock Kongsee. Inscriptions on the tombstone indicates that he had five wives. The tomb of Chua Moh Choon which was uncovered in an area between Ang Mio Mio Avenue 1 and Upper Thomson Road in 1987. Chua Moh Choon was also known as "Choa Moh Choon" or "Chuah Moh Choon" Please see 联合早报 (Lianhe Zaobao), 5 July 1987, Page 39 新加坡清代秘密会社头子蔡茂春古坟之发现天运庚辰年季春立妣烈惠潮邑陈氏天运庚辰年季春立妣烈惠潮邑陈氏妣淑惠茂隴陈氏明考义興总理茂春蔡公妣贤惠濠江李氏妣慈惠仙樂盧氏妣貞惠黄沙劉氏 , 世居潮邑青蓝乡 Taken from book 义顺社区发展史 , page 140 明妣茂隴淑惠蔡門陳氏之墓 Mrs Chua Moh Choon nee Madam Tan tomb (Ming tomb) 光

The Lost St John Island - Uncovering the Lost History of the Beacon of Singapore

Part 1 - Mapping Arthur Knight, brother in law of George Henry Brown (d 1916, name sake of the Brown in Bukit Brown Cemetery) once Asst Colonial Secretary of Singapore) once wrote during the jubilee of 1887 (Ref: Singapore Fress Press and Mercantile Advertiser , 16 Jan 1919) 1829 - Inland the town apparently extended as far as the foot of Flagstaff Hill (Fort Canning). The New Harbour is designated the "Silat or Native Strait." Palau Tambakul, or Goa Island, north east of St's John (of which Raffles ship had anchored ten years before, was the Signal Staff, marking the turn from the Straits into the Road (hence currently Kusu has a previous names of P Tambakul, Goa or Signal Island). Question is, where is this St John Island that Sir Stamford Raffles's ship anchored ? The answer is not so simple as it seem. As early as 1805, Captain George Thomas (NAS map) has assigned some of the Southern Islands the following names following the apostles of Jesu

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