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was dily wedded to Tan Eng Yong socording to Chinese
Custom and practice at Singapore in the year 1894.
3. That Tan Ang Yong died at Amay on the 23rd day of
August 1907 and that Administration of his Estate was
granted by His Majesty's Court at Amoy to my attorney
Tan Cheong Leng on my behalf as the lawful widow of Tan
Eng Yong on the 23rd day of September 1907, and that his
death was reggstered in the Register Book of Deaths kept
at the British Consulate at Aney on the 4th day of Sep-
tember 1907, as 20. 250.
4. That Tan Lu tok is the son of myself and Tan Eng Yong
born in wedlook at Amoy on the 10th day of August 1904.
5. That Tan Lu Tek is the only surviving child of my self
and Tan Sag Yenç,
6. That before his death Tan ng Yong expressed his in-
tention of having the birth of his son Tan Lu Tek re-
gistered in the Register book of Births kept in the
British Consulate at Amy; but that he died before his
intention was executed,
7. That I make this solemn declaration conscientiously
believing the same to be true and by virtue of the
Statutory Declarations Aot, 1835.
L. 5.
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Yap Tuan Noo
Her Mark
Interpreted and explained in the Hokkien dialect of
Chinese by me Yee Fok Jan in the presence of r. *. J.
Fletch er.
b.
Subscribed with her mark and solemnly declared by the
above named Yap Tuan so at the British Consulate at Aloy
this 20th day of 00tober 1911 before me,
... Metch er, British Pre-Consul.
moy.