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ALPHABETICAL LIST OF PERSONS BURIED IN THE PROTESTANT CEMETERY, MAKATI, RIZAL

TO BE TRANSFERRED TO MANILA MEMORIAL PARK

  
    Date of death
    Name
    Date of death
    Name
  
  
    12.6.1944
    AARON, Margaret Tyre
    
    ADAMS, Henry
  
  
    Not known
    AEROBE (baby)
    26.4.1886
    AHR-LEGER, Suzanne
  
  
    5.10.1919
    AITKEN, Charles H W
    2.3.1921
    AITKEN, Mary Louise
  
  
    29.10.1952
    ALFON, Jose
    21.4.1919
    ALKAN, Camille
  
  
    3.10.1915
    ALLEN, George
    15.4.1906
    ALLINSON, James
  
  
    20.5.1918
    AMER, Basserody
    14.11.1904
    AMOLOCHITIS, John
  
  
    30.6.1962
    ANDERSON, James
    20.11.1936
    ANDERSON, William
  
  
    6.4.1908
    Roberts
    
    ANDREWS, James
  
  
    27.1.1894
    ANDREWS, Richard
    31.8.1900
    Montgomerie Henry
  
  
    
    ARMSTRONG, George
    12.11.1920
    ATKINSON, Dorothy
  
  
    20.6.1925
    AULE, John
    30.9.1889
    AYLETT, William
  
  
    20.8.1880
    BAALK, Emil Ch. M
    13.8.1878
    BACKHOUSE, C
  
  
    18.3.1903
    BAEL, Joe
    25.9.1919
    BAENZIGER, Gustav Adolph
  
  
    27.10.1899
    BALLEY, George
    3.9.1909
    BARKAS, Gabriel
  
  
    25.4.1938
    BARNES (still-born)
    25.1.1923
    BARNETT, Edward
  
  
    8.5.1936
    BARR, Robert
    24.1.1926
    BARRIOS, Raphael Plaza
  
  
    28.4.1960
    BATCHELLOR, John
    8.1920
    BAUEN, G William
  
  
    Not known
    BENZIE, John M
    12.5.1925
    BERGACKER, Johanna Maria
  
  
    3.10.1963
    BERNARD, Son of M L
    8.7.1881
    BERNSTEIN, Simon
  
  
    13.3.1900
    BETZ, Max
    11.9.1882
    BIERMANN, Fritz
  
  
    12.1903
    BINDER, Heinrich
    22.8.1892
    BIRD, Isaac J
    
    BLACK, John Gordon
  
  
    22.2.1870
    BLANCO, Emilio Palomov
    6.8.1964
    BOIE, Reinhold
  
  
    14.9.1896
    BLAIR, William A
    
    BLOCH, Leon
  
  
    Not known
    BOLLWILL, DE
    6.7.1887
    BOLTON, Edwin
  
  
    10.12.1920
    BONIFACE, Mark Graham
    15.1.1945
    BOUNTIFF, Eliza
  
  
    13.11.1918
    BOWER, I H
    19.3.1899
    BRAMHALL, J C
  
  
    7.5.1868
    BRAMMER, Agnes
    26.8.1902
    BARMMER, Heinrich
  
  
    2.9.1898
    BRAMMER, Otto Franz Ernst Rudolf Hugo
    15.9.1893
    BRAMMER, Pauline
  
  
    8.10.1901
    BRAMMER, Richard
    20.11.1900
    BRAMWELL, Geoffrey
  
  
    17.1.1915
    BRAUN, Max Francis
    12.4.1909
    BREMER, Adelisa
  
  
    25.1.1962
    BREMER, Ann Marie
    25.9.1961
    BREMER, Dennis
  
  
    30.11.1941
    BRENNER, Issac
    2.9.1915
    BRETTHAUER, G Luísa Gonzales de
  
  
    6.1903
    BRIGENDIRE, Maria
    10.1.1945
    BROUGH, Robert
  
  
    
    BRIDGE, Harry
    27.12.1922
    BROOK, John Evans
  
  
    24.2.1902
    BROWN, Bright
    18.6.1921
    
    16.12.1913
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RASHKB Journal 皇家亞洲學會香港分會學刊 | RAS-2003
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In addition to her usual cruising on the China coast the ship paid one visit to Nagasaki and, early in 1933, another to the Philippine Islands.

On 11 June 1933 the carrier EAGLE, Captain L.V. Wells, DSO, arrived at Hong Kong to replace her on the station. Accordingly the next day HERMES slipped for Singapore and after a pleasant passage reached Sheerness on Saturday, 22 July 1933.

Although while in the East mention has been made above of the activity of pirates, actual direct involvement with any such deed had been about the only experience she missed between 1930 and 1933. She was to fill that gap during her following commission, also on the China Station when under the command of Captain The Hon. George Fraser.

NOTES

[Hon Ed.] HMS HERMES, a small aircraft carrier of some 10,950 tons, was the first purpose-built such warship in the Royal Navy. On 15th January 1918 she was laid down at the Armstrong Whitworth yard and launched on 11 September 1919. The yard was scheduled to close, and no great post-World War I urgency to complete her was perceived, so she was towed to Devonport for completion. There she was commissioned on 6th August 1923. Several of her pre-World War II commissions were spent on the China Station. At the outbreak of World War II she "worked up" in the English Channel, carried out one patrol, and then in October 1939 was ordered to Dakar to work with the French Navy on anti-enemy blockade runner and surface raider patrols. With the ship operating twelve Swordfish aircraft, generally speaking these operations took place out across the Atlantic towards the coast of South America. On 8 July, 1940, with the advent of Vichy then at Dakar, the ship launched a daring night-time attack first using her motor boat immediately followed by Swordfish aircraft torpedoes, crippling the new battleship RICHELIEU which was lying in Dakar Roads. Subsequently, when returning to Freetown, she was damaged in collision with the P & O liner CORFU, then an armed merchant cruiser engaged in convoy protection duties. She was repaired at Simonstown, South Africa. Following repairs she saw further service, enjoying some notable successes, in the South Atlantic, Indian Ocean and Persian Gulf.

From Trincomalee late on 8th April 1942, the approaching Japanese fleet having
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