Further Quests & Questions

THINGS KNOWN TO HAVE EXISTED
  • Painting of Great-grandmother Huang/Yu Koon​
  • Grave in Hong Kong of Han Ho's wife Peggy  - Find, or find out what happened to it

​Photos:
  • Great-grandmother Huang/Yu Koon - Han Ho and Lulu were known to have had at least one photo at some point
  • 3rd Boxer Indemnity Cohort (1911) - Photos exist of the 1909 & 1910 cohorts
  • 1st Tsinghua Cohort (1911) - This was the inaugural cohort!
  • Columbia Chinese Students' Association (1916-17 or 1917-18) - A copy was said to hang in the Palo Alto house sun porch

Better copies of these photos on the site:
  • Chinese delegation to Kansas City Student Volunteer Movemenent conference (Dec 1913) - Can Han Liang be identified?
  • Shun Po photo with Sun Fo cabinet including Han Liang (Jan 1932) - Nice to have
  • Tao Hsing-chih photos with Han Liang - Nice to have. Further mention of Han Liang or anything else relevant to him?
THINGS THAT MIGHT EXIST
  • Records from Anglo-Chinese College in Fuzhou - Mention of Han Liang or anything else relevant to him?
  • Shun Po or other newspaper announcement of Han Liang and Mo-li's marriage (April 10, 1924) - Any details of the wedding?
  • China Banking Corporation records - Mention of Han Liang or anything else relevant to him?​
OTHER LINES OF INQUIRY
  • Huang & Tang genealogies - Translate
  • Sun Chun - What was her exact relationship to Zing Wei? Anything else known about family background or business or her schooling, especially as might shed light on who paid for Zing Wei family, including the uncle that she maintained contact with, who paid for her schooling, and how she went into nursing?
  • Zhang Yuanji diary - Verify whether mention of Han Liang as a How son-in-law was original or a later editor's note
  • Wuxi Xizhang & Shitangwan - Visit
  • Suzhou map - Confirm whether original location of Tsunghua was on Yan Ya Chien
  • Tang genealogy - Tabulate death ages of 150-200 cousins in the three generations preceding Zing Wei and try to pinpoint burial locations to understand the impact of the Taiping Civil War on a gentry family such as the Tangs
Banner caption: "Jiangxia" Huang Ancestral Hall, Xiamen (own photo)