Chu Moy …, 1899–1997?> (aged 98 years)
- Name
- Chu Moy //
- Given names
- Chu Moy
- Name
- 越妹
- Given names
- 妹
- Surname
- 越
- Romanized name
- /jyut6/ mui6
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Birth
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Note: As recorded on her gravestone. |
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Marriage of a son
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Birth of a daughter
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Immigration
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Note: Within immigration file SP1122/1, N1959/2217 are details listing the first arrival of Moy Chu - via a flight into Sydney on 24 November 1959. A digital copy of Moy's passenger card may be located within series A1225 most likely within items identified as November 1959 boxes 1 to 7 with barcodes 12574109 to 12574115. Unfortunately although these cards are digitised they are not yet indexed. They are also not in alphabetical or date order so are difficult to search. Microfilm copies of plane arrivals for arrivals for these years are held in the Sydney reading room - C3458, 17 - 30 NOVEMBER 1959. When you next visit you may wish to get a copy of Moy Chu's arrival.
Note: Dexter's immigration file mentions CHU MOY arriving as a dependent 6 Nov 1957.Redident status from 24 Nov 1959. |
Residence
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Address: 310 Jaffe Rd 3rd floor Hong Kong |
Death of a husband
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Note: NSW BDM Index: 40949/1968 |
Burial of a husband
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Cemetery: Rookwood Cemetery
Address: General Section Chinese 4 Grave 650 |
Death
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Burial
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Cemetery: Rookwood Cemetery
Address: Chinese Section Rookwood Cemetery |
Research task
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User: kerrychoy |
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蔡文粹
1878–1968
Birth: August 12, 1878
— Zhagang, Huilong, Gaoyao, Zhaoqing, Guangdong, China Death: December 12, 1968 — Newtown, New South Wales, Australia |
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蔡錦榮
1915–2003
Birth: August 10, 1915
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— Zhagang, Huilong, Gaoyao, Zhaoqing, Guangdong, China Death: August 16, 2003 — Bankstown, New South Wales, Australia |
10 years
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蔡慧嫻
1925–2018
Birth: April 20, 1925
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Death: February 7, 2018 — Hong Kong |
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Immigration |
Within immigration file SP1122/1, N1959/2217 are details listing the first arrival of Moy Chu - via a flight into Sydney on 24 November 1959. A digital copy of Moy's passenger card may be located within series A1225 most likely within items identified as November 1959 boxes 1 to 7 with barcodes 12574109 to 12574115. Unfortunately although these cards are digitised they are not yet indexed. They are also not in alphabetical or date order so are difficult to search. Microfilm copies of plane arrivals for arrivals for these years are held in the Sydney reading room - C3458, 17 - 30 NOVEMBER 1959. When you next visit you may wish to get a copy of Moy Chu's arrival. Dexter's immigration file mentions CHU MOY arriving as a dependent 6 Nov 1957.Redident status from 24 Nov 1959. |
Note
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No record with Dept of Immigration for any requests to be naturalised. Probably not. National Archives of Australia Reference: NAA1000176226 Dear Ms Choy, Thankyou for your inquiry dated 28 September 2016 regarding the naturalization records of Chu Moy. We have searched our database Recordsearch without any success. We have also searched our microfiche cards Immigration Naturalisation index, dated 1904-1989, without success. A further search of a database that the National Archives has access to is created and maintained by the Department of Immigration, Multicultural and Indigenous Affairs and lists most people who have been granted Australian citizenship, from 1904-1994, we did not have any success there either |
Shared note
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The family leaves Hong Kong - 1941 Hong Kong fell to the Japanese Army on 25 Dec 1941. About 2 weeks after that event, Chu Moy … and her extended family fled the city. Kam Wing Choy as the oldest male had responsibility for arrangements. The group also included:
The group left Hong Kong by overnight ferry to Zhongshan, then to Heshan, and on to the village at Gaoyao. The trip involved a ferry, a boat, bicycles, sedan chairs and walking. Dad recalls it took 4 or 5 days. |
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Media object
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Chu Moy |
Media object
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Chu Moi (c 1960) |