| Images from China, Hong Kong, Singapore and Burma |
| Mandalay/Burma |
| Staff Sergeant & Wife 1st Battalion The King's Own Scottish Borderers 1888 |
| Unidentified Lance Corporal 2nd Battalion The Wiltshire Regiment 1894 |
| China - Hong Kong, Shanghai, Tientsin |
| Unidentified Private 2nd Battalion The Gloucestershire Regiment Tientsin 1913 |
| Unidentified Private Royal Marine Light Infantry Hong Kong c. 1890's |
| Malaya, Singapore and the Straights Settlements |
| Unidentified Private 2nd Battalion The Lincolnshire Regiment Singapore c. 1890's |
| Unidentified Lance Corporal The Rifle Brigade Penang c 1902 |
| Staff Sergeant W. Armstrong Shanghai Volunteer Corps Shanghai 1894 |
| Unidentified Gunner Hong Kong Artillery and Rifle Volunteer Corps Hong Kong c. 1900 |
| Captain Thomas Harold Mortimer Green 2nd Batt.,The Derbyshire Regiment The Sherwood Foresters Cabinet Photograph (trimmed) Hong Kong 1904 |
Thomas Harlod Mortimer Green was
Glamorgan, Wales the son of the
Rev.William Green and Mary M. Green.
He was one of at least nine brothers and
sisters.
His military career included active duty
with the Chitral Relief Expedition in 1895
and duty along the North-West Frontier
at Dargai and the Sampagha and Arhanga
Valleys in 1895-97.
During the Anglo-Boer War (1899-1902)
he saw action in the Orange Free State,
the Transvaal, Cape Colony,
Johannesburg and Pretoria and was
severely wounded at Diamond Hill.
Glamorgan, Wales the son of the
Rev.William Green and Mary M. Green.
He was one of at least nine brothers and
sisters.
His military career included active duty
with the Chitral Relief Expedition in 1895
and duty along the North-West Frontier
at Dargai and the Sampagha and Arhanga
Valleys in 1895-97.
During the Anglo-Boer War (1899-1902)
he saw action in the Orange Free State,
the Transvaal, Cape Colony,
Johannesburg and Pretoria and was
severely wounded at Diamond Hill.
| Andrew Rape Unidentified Regiment Borneo 1904 |
| Unidentified Sergeant Royal Marine Light Infantry HMS Imperieuse Hong Kong c 1892 |
