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Captain Mohamed Noor bin Shaik Ahmad, MBE 1890-1952


First Generation (G1)

Shaik Ahmad was a well-known figure in Penang. In Malaya, Shaik Ahmad married Puan Hajar and they had six children (three sons and three daughters) (G2):-

  1. Hamidah Bee bt Shaik Ahmad
  2. Jan Bee bt Shaik Ahmad
  3. Mohd Joonos bin Shaik Ahmad 
  4. Mohd Ali bin Shaik Ahmad
  5. Mariam bt Shaik Ahmad, and
  6. Captain Md Noor bin Shaik Ahmad

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Full name: Captain Mohamed Noor bin Shaik Ahmad, MBE (Military Division)
Call name: Capt. Md Noor
Referred name: Capt. S. A. M. Noor, Capt. Mohd. Noor, Capt. S. A. Md Noor
Born: 25 July 1890, Kg Sg Glugor, Glugor, Penang
Occupation: Malay interpreter at the Supreme Court, George Town, Penang (joined in June 1911)
Awards: He was awarded a Member of the Order of the British Empire (Military Division) in the New Year's Honours List, where he received the MBE, which was reported on 2 & 3 January 1939.
Retired: 25 July 1945 (at 55), less than two months before the Japanese war ended in September 1945.
Deceased: 10 February 1952. Died at 2 am at home at 10 Jones Road, George Town, Penang.
Burial: Perak Road Muslim Cemetery, Penang

[06/10, 5:10 pm] AbdulMutalib Wahab: Faridah Abd. Rashid, Capt. Mohd. Noor dikebumi di makam Perak Rd tak jauh dgn makam Tok Keramat boleh nampak. Kubur ibu dan bapa saya pun dekat situ juga.


Captain Md Noor bin Shaik Ahmad, MBE, was a famous figure in Penang. The details of his occupation, volunteer work, services rendered, awards and portrait can be found in the newspapers: 

The Straits Times, 15 January 1939, Page 12. Mainly About Malayans.
  1. He was a Malay interpreter in the Supreme Court, Penang, having joined the Service in June 1911 (aged 21)
  2. He was as a private in the S.S.V.F. in November 1912, attached to C (Malay) Company Third Battalion (P. and P.W.V.C.) - Penang and Province Wellesley Volunteer Corps.
  3. He was an official of numerous associations and societies in Penang.
  4. He joined as a Private, became a Lieutenant and finally a Captain of the Penang Malays Volunteer Corps. 
  5. He was awarded the M.B.E. in January 1939 for community services.
  6. He was the Chairman of the Malayan Volunteers Ex-Services Association, Penang branch in 1948.
  7. He was a recipient of the Jubilee Medal.
Source: 
His brief biography from the newspaper when he was awarded the MBE in 1939:
The Straits Times, 15 January 1939, p.12. Mainly About Malayans.

Penang Malay Officer
  • Thirty years of Volunteer services in Penang have brought their reward to Capt. Mohamed Noor bin Shaik Ahmad, who became a Member of the Order of the British Empire (Military Division) in the New Year's Honours List.
  • Malay interpreter at the Penang Supreme Court, he has been second in command of the Malay Company of the Penang and Province Wellesley Volunteer Corps since 1932.
  • It has been the proud boast of Malayan Volunteer forces that, like such famous regiments as the Honourable Artillery Rifles, those who aspire to hold commissions must serve first in the ranks.
  • Capt. Mohamed Noor has served in every rank from private to captain and has had some interesting periods of duty during times of emergency.
Out In Emergencies
  • When the German cruiser Emden visited Penang during the War, Capt. Mohamed Noor was a corporal in the Malay Company which occupied the defensive area at the cable station.
  • He escorted interned prisoners to Singapore, handing them over to the authorities at Tanglin Barracks.
  • During the "Rice Riots" in Penang in 1919 he was in charge of a platoon when the Volunteers were called out.
  • When the Prince of Wales visited Singapore in 1921, Capt. Mohamed Noor was a member of the Penang section of the guard of honour and he commanded the Malay detachment in the guard of honour furnished for the Duke of Gloucester, when His Royal Highness passed through Malaya on the Garter Mission to the Emperor of Japan.

Cpt. Mohamed Noor bin Shaik Ahmad, MBE 

Cpt Mohamed Noor bin Shaik Ahmad, MBE 



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Newspaper articles

Page 11 Advertisements Column 1
The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 2 April 1935, Page 11
At the annual general meeting of the Penang Young Muslim Association held on Sunday, the following were elected office-bearers for 1935:-

  • President, Mr Hamid Khan;
  • Vice-Presidents, Mr. S. Md. Yusoff, Capt. S.A.M. Noor;
  • hon. secretary, Mr. S.M. Zainul Abidin;
  • hon asst. secretary, Mr Aboo Kassim;
  • hon. treasurer, Mr G.M. Yusoff;
  • hon. auditor, Mr Md Arshad;
  • hon. games sec Mr Hussain Merican
  • and hon. literary sec., Mr S.A. Alhadi, .... this is Syed Alwi Alhadi (father of Dr S. M. A. Alhady, an early Malay doctor in Penang)
      Committee:
  • Dr S. Md Baboo (an early Malay doctor in Penang),
  • Lt. Mohamed Noor,
  • Messrs. M.Y. Merican,
  • S.M. Isahak,
  • Mohamed Sawai, and
  • S.A. Aljunid ....... is this Syed Ahmad Aljunied, and related to Dr Syed Hassan Aljunied of Singapore, an early Malay doctor?


The Straits Times, 10 April 1935, p.16. Penang Muslims And The Jubilee.

The Straits Times, 21 July 1936, p.13. Penang Pageant.
For the forthcoming Francis Light Pageant at Penang on Tuesday, Aug. 11. Mr. J. M. Barron, Deputy Controller of Labour, Penang, will act the part of Capt. Francis Light and Capt. Mohamed Noor, of the Malay Company, will take the part of the Raja of Kedah for the signing of the agreement. The Rev. Colin King will be the herald. Over a hundred men from the Malay Volunteer Company will take part in the pageant, besides 40 men from the Police Force who will act as torch-bearers.

Supplement to The London Gazette, 2 January 1939
https://www.thegazette.co.uk/London/issue/34585/supplement/9/data.pdf

The 3rd battalion consisted of the Penang & Province Wellesley Volunteer Corps (916 men).
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Straits_Settlements_Volunteer_Force

Capt. Mohamed Noor.
Page 3 Advertisements Column 2
The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 3 January 1939, Page 3
Born at Glugor, Penang, in 1890 Captain Mohamed Noor joined the S.S.V.F. as a private in November 1912, being attached to C (Malay) Company Third Battalion (P. and P.W.V.C.). He is a Malay interpreter in the Supreme Court, Penang, having joined the Service in June 1911. He is an official of numerous associations and societies in Penang and is a recipient of the Jubilee Medal.

The details of his work and a portrait can be found in this newspaper:

The Straits Times, 7 June 1948, p.5. 'Pay Non-Internee Volunteers'.
He was the Chairman of the Malayan Volunteers Ex-Services Association, Penang branch in 1948.

The Straits Times, 12 March 1958, p.6. Medals For Two.

Berita Harian, 2 February 1967, p.5. 'Perang Dunia' di-cheramah.

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Captain Md Noor bin Shaik Ahmad married 3 wives and had altogether 19 children. 

  1. Captain Md Noor first married Che Wan Teh bt Ariff. They had 6 children.
  2. Second, Captain Md Noor married Che Wan bt Capt. Awang (of Glugor),* after Wan Teh passed away. They had 5 children.
  3. Third, Captain Md Noor married Mariam Bee bt Capt. Awang (younger sister of Che Wan) after Che Wan passed away. They had 8 children.

* Captain Md Noor's second marriage to Che Wan at Bagan Dalam, Province Wellesley in 1927 was reported in the newspaper; he was 37:
A marriage has been arranged between Mr. S. Mohamed Noor, Malay Interpreter, Supreme Court, Penang, and Che Wan, eldest daughter of Capt. Awang of Glugor. The Akad ceremony was to take place at Bagan Dalam, Province Wellesley, on Wednesday and the "Bersanding" in January next. - S. Echo.

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Cpt Mohamed Noor bin Shaik Ahmad MBE 1890-1952
Zainab Bee bt Mohd Noor - eldest child, eldest daughter
Hayati Meah bin Mohd Noor - second child, eldest son
Zahora Bee bt Mohd Noor
Mohd Ismail bin Mohd Noor
Abdul Rahim bin Mohd Noor
Abdul Kadir bin Mohd Noor


Captain Md Noor's 6 children from his first wife (Che Wan Teh bt Md Ariff) are:
  1. Zainab Bee bt Mohd Noor. Zainab Bee was the eldest child of Cpt. S. A. Mohd. Noor from his first wife, Wan Teh. Zainab Bee married to Abdul Wahab bin Hj Yassin. They moved to Kedah after marriage. Abdul Wahab worked with the PWD as a draughtsman (pelukis pelan rumah). They had 8 children but one was stillborn: 1. Abdul Mutalib, 2. Mohd. Ismail, 3. Osman Harris, 4. Bibah, 5. Noriah, 6. Stillborn boy, 7. Nurfadhilah, and 8. Norain. Abdul Wahab bin Haji Yassin passed away on 19 December 1970. Zainab Bee bt S.A. Mohd Noor passed away on 24 December 1976. FAWaZ stands for the Family of Abdul Wahab and Zainab Bee. FAWaZ organises annual family gathering. FAWaZ also manages a homestay.
  2. Hayati Meah bin Mohd Noor. Hayati Meah married Fatimah Chung (@ Chung How Teen @ Aunty Betty). I met both Uncle Hayati Meah and Aunty Betty when they visited Dr Che Lah at his home at 355-A Lengkok Pemancar, where Dr Che Lah had a puppy named Betty. We were out on the lawn at the back of the house, near the rear dog kennel. (Tok) Uncle Hayati Meah had 2 children - Zainudin and Zurina.
  3. Zahora Bee bt Mohd Noor. Zahora Bee married to Abu Hassan bin Omar. Abu Hassan is Aunty Besar's son. He joined the British Army and was stationed at Pulau Blakangmati in Singapore. He was Sargeant Abu Hassan bin Omar. Their daughter is Datuk Faridah Abu Hassan (@ Anum) and their adopted son is Farouk Abu Hassan (deceased). Farouk had worked on construction of the East-West Highway joining Jeli to Gerik. He died of malaria. Aunty Esther recalled Faridah Abu Hassan was a little girl then known as Fairy. Aunty Besar and Dr Che Lah are siblings and Cpt Md Noor was their youngest paternal uncle. Zainab Bee, Hayati Meah, Zahora Bee, Mohd Ismail, Abdul Rahim and Abdul Kadir are Dr Che Lah's first cousins. Abu Hassan and Aunty Esther Schokman are second cousins. Faridah Abu Hassan and Jeffrey Schokman are third cousins. Datuk Faridah Abu Hassan married to Mohamed and they have 2 sons: 1. Razeef and 2. Rafeez Mohamed. Razeef Mohamed married Siti Azantul Akmar and they have 5 children: 1. Admie Razeeq 2. Adfif Razeeq 3. Alanna Rajmeen Razeef 4. Adriz Razeeq bin Mohd Razeef, and 5. Azraqi Razeeq bin Mohd Razeef. Rafeez Mohamed married Nor Zalilla and their daughter is Neeya Batrisha Rafeez. Farouk Abu Hassan married Ramalah Mamat and they have 3 children: 1. Khairun Nisa 2. Muhd Hairi Rijal and 3. Khairul Huda Farouk.
  4. Mohd Ismail bin Mohd Noor. Mohd Ismail  had 10 children, including one who died at a young age. His children are mostly in KL: 1. Rabiah (Penang, d.2021) 2. Siti Hajar (Cheras, Selangor) 3. Abdul Rahman (Singapore) 4. Zulkiflee (Baling) 5. Mokhtar (Johore; deceased) 6. Khadijah (Taiping) 7. Ghouse (KL, deceased) 8. Fauzi (Kpg Melayu, Subang) and 9. Siti Fazidah (Kpg Melayu, Subang). Rabiah's son is Ghazali Abdul Ghani. Ghazali is Ismail’s grandson. Ghazali knows Md Jeffrey (anak Esther).
  5. Abdul Rahim bin Mohd Noor. Abdul Rahim married Zohara Azyze and they had 12 children: 1. Amyeer Rasyed (deceased) 2. Lily Zaitun 3. Jasmin 4. Rahmat Ameen 5. Daisy 6. Rose Zurina 7. Tulip Zaimi 8. Zainal Ramlan 9. Dahlia 10. Zinnia Rahil 11. Ivy Zulifah and 12. Ridzaw Zulkaedah (deceased). Amyeer Rasyed Ab Rahim has 2 children: 1. Mohd Fairus Amyeer and 2. Zalinah Zainal Amyeer. Lily Zaitun married to Mohamed Radzalan Dahlan and they have 4 children: 1. Rozaini 2. Roseliany 3. Roseliely and 4. Rozally Mohd Radzalan. Rozaini Mohamed Radzalan married Lailatul Nor Asyikin Shamsuddin and they have 6 children: 1. Mohamed Darwiesy Rosyaiedyn 2. Nur Ba'shierah Bazielah 3. Mohamed Daieyan Rosyaiedy 4. Nur Ba'driena Bariezah 5. Nur Ba'drieah Bariedah Rozaini and 6. Nur Ba'triesyia Balqies Rozaini. Jasmin Ab Rahim has 2 children, a girl and a boy: 1. Junita and 2. Chiko. Rahmat Ameen Ab Rahim married Nooraini Kamarudin and they have 3 children: 1. Rafiq Azim 2. Nurhani Azreen and 3. Nurzohara Aisha Rahmat Ameen. Rafiq Azim Rahmat Ameen married Nadia. Nurhani Azreen Rahmat Ameen married to Mohd Hafzan. Nurzohara Aisha Rahmat Ameen married to Adam Prakash. Daisy Ab Rahim married to Shukur Abdullah and they have 4 children: 1. Rudy Noor Dasruddin 2. Noor Dasrafeezal 3. Noordasreena and 4. Noor Dasrubeena Shukria Shukur. Rudy Noor Dasruddin Shukur married Rohana bt Abdul Rahim and they have 3 children: 1. Raihan Izzati 2. Rafiq Ahmad Zafran and Rastiqah Irdina. Noor Dasrafeezal Shukur married Solehah Salim and they have a son, Muhamad Faris Haziq Noor Dasrafeezal. Noor Dasrubeena Shukria Shukur married to Ahamad Fauzi and they have 3 children: 1. Sumaiyah Nur Balqis 2. Nurahmad Luqman Hakim and 3. Adriana Nur Batrisyia Ahamad Fauzi. Rose Zurina Ab Rahim married to Kamal and they have 3 children: 1. Zephyr 2. Zikri and 3. Zafri Kamal. Zephyr Kamal married Yati and their son is Izz Farhan Zephyr. Tulip Zaimi Ab Rahim, son and youngest daughter live in Kota Kinabalu, Sabah while her eldest daughter lives in Florida. Tulip Zaimi Ab Rahim was married to Zainal Hassan and has 3 children: 1. Nur Farahzean 2. Zahir Ridwan and 3. Nur Thara Atikah Zainal. Eldest of three and elder daughter Nur Farahzean Zainal married to Leopold Claussen and lives in Florida. Son Zahir Ridwan Zainal lives in Kota Kinabalu, Sabah. Youngest of three and younger daughter Nur Thara Atikah Zainal lives in Kota Kinabalu, Sabah. Zainal Ramlan Ab Rahim married Nuraihan Harun and they have 6 children: 1. Kamarul Ariffin 2. Sarah Narimah 3. Farah Fatimah 4. Fadirul Syakirin 5. Zarah Hanimah and 6. Amirul Khairudin Zainal Ramlan. Dahlia Ab Rahim married to Zainal and their son is Tariq Ab Rahim. Zinnia Rahil Ab Rahim married to Robert Edwin Van Krugen and their daughter is Kyra Melor Van Krugen. Ivy Zulifah Ab Rahim married to Khairi Darmawi and they have 3 children: 1. Siti Nur Fatinah 2. Muhammad Firdaus and Siti Nur Fatihah Khairi. Ridzaw Zulkaedah Ab Rahim married Anis Rozita and they have 2 sons: 1. Daniel Shaffique and 2. Shahzan Raffique Ridzaw Zulkaedah.
  6. Abdul Kadir bin Mohd Noor (b.1926). Abdul Kadir married 2 wives: 1. Wan Pah and 2. Wan Chik. His first wife is Wan Pah bt Mohd Ebram. Wan Pah was a blonde. Abdul Kadir and Wan Pah had 2 children: Abdul Aziz Abdul Kadir (@ Ahmad) and Fatimah Abdul Kadir. Abdul Kadir's second wife is Wan Chik bt Hassan. Doddy is the youngest son of Abdul Kadir Mohd Noor and Wanchik bt Hassan. His siblings are as follows: 1. Abdul Radzif Abdul Kadir (Boy) 2. Abdul Raffee Abdul Kadir (Boy Chik) 3. Abdul Rani Abdul Kadir (Bani) and 4. Abdul Rashdee Abdul Kadir (Doddy). Abdul Aziz Abdul Kadir (Bai Mat) and Fatimah Abdul Kadir (Bu Mah) are both Doddy's brother and sister from the first mother (Wan Pah). Abdul Aziz Abdul Kadir married 2 wives: 1. Siti Khadijah and 2. Siti Aishah Yap. Siti Khadijah has 5 sons: 1. Abdul Harris 2. Abdul Hannis 3. Abdul Haffis 4. Abdul Hallis and 5. Abdul Haddis Abdul Aziz. Abdul Haffis Abdul Aziz married Zarina Mokhtar and they have 2 sons: 1. Abdul Azim Abdul Haffis and 2. Hadi Haffis. Abdul Hallis Abdul Aziz married Alina Rahayu Mohamed and they have 4 children: 1. Siti Sarah 2. Siti Zulaika 3. Alya Humairah and 4. Akashah Zuhaili Abdul Hallis. Abdul Haddis married Jamilah Kalil and they have 2 children: 1. Fawwaz Hakimi and 2. Farwizah Husna Abdul Haddis. Siti Aishah Yap has a daughter, Siti Hallyna Abdul Aziz. Fatimah Abdul Kadir married to Saidon Hj Riduan and they have 3 children: 1. Janiffa 2. Jeffry and 3. Julidiawati Saidon. Janiffa Saidon married to Mohd Nazim Hj Naimudin and they have 2 children: 1. Nazif Wafi-Ayman and 2. Nazifa Farra-Aymi Mohd Nazim.




https://www.geni.com/people/Zainabi-Zainab-Bee-binti-Mohd-Noor/6000000005818517002#

https://www.geni.com/people/Hayati-Meah-Mohd-Nor/6000000005818608005

Abdul Rahim bin Mohd Noor and Zohara Azyze.
Parents of Tulip Zaimi Noorazyze and her siblings
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Abdul Kadir bin Capt Mohd Noor.
A Glugor Counsellor. Married 2 wives: 1. Wan Pah bt Mohd Ebram 2. Wan Chik bt Hassan.
 

Wan Chik bt Hassan.
Isteri kedua Abdul Kadir bin Capt Mohd Noor 


Senator Datuk Faridah bt Abu Hassan.
Abu Hassan bin Omar (anak Mak Besar Bee bt Md Joonos)
Omar bin Nasaruddin (suami Mak Besar Bee)
Nasaruddin bin Md Sheriff (bapa mertua Mak Besar Bee)

Abdul Rahman bin Ismail (Singapore).
Ismail bin Capt. Mohd Noor

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Che Wan bt Capt. Awang

Captain Md Noor's 5 children from his second wife (Che Wan bt Capt. Awang; married 1927) are:
  1. Jamaludin bin Mohd Noor.
  2. Abu Bakar bin Mohd Noor. Abu Bakar had 3 children: 1. Fatimah Abu Bakar 2. Mohamed Noor Abu Bakar and 3. Mohamed Norin Abu Bakar. Fatimah Abu Bakar (Damansara Utama) married Syed Rashid and they have 4 daughters: 1. Sharifah Aleya 2. Sharifah Amani 3. Sharifah Alesya and 4. Sharifah Aryana. Mohamed Noor Abu Bakar (Alam Impian, Shah Alam) married Rubiah (@ Uji) and they have 4 girls: 1. Amira 2. Amiza 3. Anisa and 4. Atasha. Mohamed Norin Abu Bakar (Section 18 Shah Alam) is the youngest brother of Fatimah Abu Bakar. Mohamed Norin married Norlin (@ Lin) and they have 4 kids (3 boys and a girl): 1. Amirul 2. Ammar 3. Afini and 4. Aiman.
  3. Mariam Bee bt Mohd Noor.
  4. Khadijah Bee bt Mohd Noor. Khadijah Bee married to Yahaya bin Che Chik (deceased 2012). They have 2 children: 1. Yazlina bt Yahaya (@ Ina) married Mohd Khalid. Mereka tanpa zuriat. 2. Ahmad Yusri bin Yahaya married Nor Azura bt Abdullah. They have 3 daughters: 1. Nur Fatin Amira 2. Nur Zeti Izuren and 3. Nur Azra Hana. Yazlina Yahya (Ina) and Mohd Khalid are teachers in secondary school in Gombak District. Ina's mother, Khadijah Bee bt Mohd Noor, is a retired nurse. Ina's father, Yahaya bin Che Chik, was a teacher. Ina's parents had lived and worked in Kulim ... till Ina's father passed away in 2012. Then her mother came to stay with her in Kepong. Ina is looking for a maid to care for her elderly mother.
  5. Osman bin Mohd Noor. Osman (@ Uncle Man) married Che Nah bt Haji Haron (deceased 2017). They have 3 children: 1. Julina Osman (eldest) 2. Alhady Osman and 3. Al Zaffery Osman. Julina and her dad stay in Bandar Tun Razak, Cheras, KL. Her brothers are also in KL.
Khadijh Bee bt Mohd Noor

Osman bin Mohd Noor

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Mariam Bee bt Capt. Awang.
Younger sister of Che Wan.

Captain Md Noor's 8 children from his third wife (Mariam Bee bt Capt Awang) are:
  1. Zainal Abidin bin Mohd Noor.
  2. Juma Bee bt Mohd Noor.
  3. Kamarudin bin Mohd Noor. Tok Kamaruddin married Nenek Fatimah bt Mohd Siraj. They have 6 children. Khairul Fazlin is their daughter.
  4. Samsudin bin Mohd Noor.
  5. Sharom Bee bt Mohd Noor.
  6. Kathon Bee bt Mohd Noor.
  7. Amirudin bin Mohd Noor.
  8. Tajudin bin Mohd Noor.
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Captain Md Noor's 19 children are the first cousins of Dr Che Lah bin Md Joonos.

Abdul Mutalib Wahab, Tulip Noorazyze, Fatimah Abu Bakar, Khairul Fazlin Kamarudin, and Kamaruddin Che Lah are second cousins.

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From Abdul Mutalib Wahab in Facebook (14 September 2016):

Abdul Mutalib Wahab: Faridah Abdul Rashid, here are the names of my siblings that you asked yesterday, as follows:
  1. Abdul Mutalib
  2. Mohd. Ismail
  3. Osman Ariff
  4. Bibah
  5. Nooriyah
  6. Norain
  7. Nur Fadhilah

Abd. Wahab bin Hj. Yassin (arwah bapa meninggal pd 19.12.70)
Zainab Bee bt. S.A Mohd. Noor (arwah emak meninggal pd 24. 12. 76) emak anak sulung Capt. S. A. Mohd. Noor dari isteri pertama Wan Teh.
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Abdul Mutalib bin Abdul Wahab




Abdul Mutalib bin Abdul Wahab


Name: Abdul Mutalib bin Abdul Wahab
Call names: Abang Talib, Pak Talib, Uncle
Born: 28 August 1940 Chow Thye Road, Penang

Abdul Wahab bin Haji Yassin (father), Zainab Bee bt S. A. Mohd Noor (mother) and sons Abdul Mutalib (left) and Ismail (right). 
Message received on 12 April 2019, 11:17:
Myself on the left side and my younger brother Hj. Mohd. Ismail on the right side.--Abdul Mutalib Wahab, 12 April 2019, 11:17
Schools attended:
  1. St. Theresa's School
  2. Methodist Boys' School, Penang
Occupations & places worked:
  1. Singer 1961-. Learned singing while dancing in Hawaii Night Club in Butterworth. Taught by Kalthom, a dance hostess. Can dance any tempo except tango the hardest. Favourite singers Paul Anker, Neil Sedaka, Sway
  2. MYS Sdn Bhd, Prai, Province Wellesley 1972-1995
  3. Schoolteacher at Sek Keb KMS (now Sek Keb Taman Seri Gedung)



Residence: Sungai Petani, Kedah

Father: Abdul Wahab bin Hj Yasin
Mother: Zainab Bee bt Capt. Mohd. Noor

Wedding of Zainab Bee bt S. A. Mohd Noor to Abdul Wahab bin Haji Yassin, Penang, c.1939.

Message received on 11 April 2019:
Salam Faridah Abd. Rashid ini lah gambar perkahwinan arwah ibu dan bapa saya Abd. Wahab b. Hj. Yassin dgn Zainab Bee bt. S A. Mohd. Noor. Harap Faridah tolong masuk sebagai maklumat ke dalam salasilah Capt. Mohd. Noor bin Shaik Ahmad. Tahun dan tempat perkahwinan kedua ibu bapa saya tak ingat. Agak2 dlm tahun 1939 sebab saya  dilahirkan pd thn 1940 di Govt. Qtrs Chow Thye Road , off Burmah Rd. Penang.--Abdul Mutalib Wahab, 11 April 2019, 21:58

Grandfather: Capt. Mohd, Noor bin Shaik Ahmad
Grandmother: Wan Teh bt Ariff

Great-grandfather: Shaik Ahmad (Hyderabad, India)
Great-grandmother: Siti Hajar (Butterworth, Penang)

Wife:




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From Facebook

Abdul Mutalib Wahab
... datuk nenek saya Shaik Ahmad berasal dari Hydrabad, India dihantar oleh kerajaan East India Co ke Pulau Pinang bertugas sebagai tukang jahit (tailor) utk governor Brown selepas Francis Light dtg ke PP.


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From Facebook

Abdul Mutalib Wahab
Saya dilahirkan di Chow Thye Road, Pulau Pinang 24/8/1940. Ibu saya Zainab Bee bt SA. Mohd Noor berkahwin agak saya dlm tahun 1938, orang dulu2 kahwin umur muda. Tolong Faridah Abdul Rashid kira balik tahun berapa agak nya Capt. Mohd. Noor bin Shaikh Ahmad berkahwin dgn Wan Teh bt. Ariff.


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From Facebook

Abdul Mutalib Wahab
Faridah Abdul Rashid anda telah banyak menulis salsilah tentang keluarga kita yg mana semuanya telah mendapat kepujian dari kalangan keturunan Shaik Ahmad yg berasal dari India.

Sepertimana yg anda maalum nenek saya Capt. Mohd. Noor bin Shaik Ahmad ada lah anak bongsu dari enam beradik dilahir di Gelugor, Pulau Pinang. Berkahwin dgn 1. Wan Teh bt. Ariff (dari Gelugor PPinang) 2. Che Wan orang Butterworth 3. Mariam Bee juga orang Butterworth.

Saya tujuh beradik cucu2 Capt. Mohd. Noor bin Shaik Ahmad dari isteri nya yg pertama Wan Teh bt Ariff sangat berbesar hati sekiranya Faridah Abdul Rashid dpt trace family tree nenek Wan Teh bt Ariff utk pengetahuan kita. Terima kasih.


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From Messenger, 14 March 2019:

Abdul Mutalib Wahab 
... bapa Che Wan Teh bukannya Capt. Awang. Yg sebenar adalah Che Wan Teh bt. Ariff.


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Shaik Varusay Kader Naina Mohamed c.1839-1918


Shaik Varusay Kader Naina Mohamed 
Gender: Male
Birth: estimated between 1839 and 1899
Death: 1918
Penang, Malaysia
Place of Burial:  Penang, Malaysia
Immediate Family:
Son of Aurana Peena Pitchay Ghany
Brother of Sultan Mydin A.P

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SHAIK VARUSAY KADER NAINA MOHD

Shaik Varusay Kader Naina Mohd is your great uncle's first cousin once removed's wife's sister's husband's uncle.

You →  Jumabee Tulip Che Lah your mother
→  Dr Hj Che Lah b Md Joonos her father
→  Jumma Bee Kassim his mother
→  Wan Su Mohamed her daughter
→ Aladin Merican Noordin her husband
→  Mohd Murshordin Merican Noordin his father
→  Mah Wan Bee (10) Mohamad Noordin Merican his sister
→ Shaik Sathuck Ali Allyshah Meah her son
→  Shaik Natarsa Shaik Sathuck his son
→  Wan Sara Hamid Sultan Merican his wife
→ Hajjah Che Wan Rashidah Merican binti Hamid Sultan Merican her sister
→  S. M. Zainul Abidin her husband
→  Sultan Mydin A.P his father
→ Shaik Varusay Kader Naina Mohd his brother

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Sultan Mydin 1869-1933



Sultan Mydin A.P
Gender: Male
Birth: 1869
Death: 1933 (64)
Penang, Malaysia
Immediate Family:
Son of Aurana Peena Pitchay Ghany
Husband of Meeracha Ammal bt Kader Sultan
Father of S. M. Muhammad Yusoff; S. M. Mohammad Haniff; S. M. Zainul Abidin; Hajjah Fatimah Bee; Hussein S.M.; Shahron Bee(Mami Ponnu); S.M. Isahak and Zaitun Bee
Brother of Shaik Varusay Kader Naina Mohd


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SULTAN MYDIN A.P

Sultan Mydin A.P is your great uncle's first cousin once removed's wife's sister's husband's father.

  1. You →  Jumabee Tulip Che Lah your mother 
  2. →  Dr Hj Che Lah b Md Joonos her father 
  3. →  Jumma Bee Kassim his mother 
  4. →  Wan Su Mohamed her daughter 
  5. → Aladin Merican Noordin her husband 
  6. →  Mohd Murshordin Merican Noordin his father 
  7. →  Mah Wan Bee (10) Mohamad Noordin Merican his sister 
  8. → Shaik Sathuck Ali Allyshah Meah her son 
  9. →  Shaik Natarsa Shaik Sathuck his son 
  10. →  Wan Sara Hamid Sultan Merican his wife 
  11. → Hajjah Che Wan Rashidah Merican binti Hamid Sultan Merican her sister 
  12. →  S. M. Zainul Abidin her husband 
  13. →  Sultan Mydin A.P his father

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Haji Zainul Abidin bin Sultan Mydin 1898-1969


Haji Zainul Abidin bin Sultan Mydin, BA, JMN, JP (1898-1969)

He was also known as:
SM Zainal Abidin
SM Zainal Abidin, BA
Zainal Abidin b. Sutan Maidin
Haji S.M. Zainul Abidin
Tuan SM Zainal Abidin
Sutan Maidin is sometimes written as Sultan Mydin in different accounts
SM Zainul Abidin is sometimes written as SM Zainal Abidin in different accounts

Born: 3 October 1898, 167 Cakela Lane (renamed Argyll Road)
Deceased: 8 December 1969
Where died? Penang
Place of burial? Penang

Family
- father: A.P. Sultan Mydin
- mother: Meeracha Ammal bt Kadir Sultan
- # of children (sibs): 7
  1. Haniff bin Sultan Mydin (SM Haniff) - elder brother of SM Zainal Abidin
  2. Yusof bin Sultan Mydin (SM Yusof) - office assistant, Education Office, Penang
  3. Hussein bin Sultan Mydin (SM Hussein)
  4. Zainul Abidin bin Sultan Mydin (SM Zainul Abidin) - he was #4 son
  5. Isahak bin Sultan Mydin (SM Isahak)
  6. Hajah Fatimah Bee bt Sultan Myin
  7. Shaharom Bee bt Sultan Mydin (youngest sister)

Siblings: 7
Brother of S. M. Muhammad Yusoff; S. M. Mohammad Haniff; Hajjah Fatimah Bee; Hussein S.M.; Shahron Bee (Mami Ponnu); S.M. Isahak and Zaitun Bee.

Zainul Abidin’s youngest sister, Shaharom Bee married to S. Mohamed Ismail who set up Ismalia Bakery (now renamed Maliia Bakery) on Transfer Road, Penang. It is famous for roti Benggali (a misnomer for the actual roti penggalis or sharecropper's bread).

Residence
He lived 2 doors down from the Jewish Cemetery at No. 35, Jalan Zainal Abidin (formerly Jalan Yahudi).
Zainul Abidin’s home was situated just behind the present UMNO building, at the junction of Macalister Road and Jalan Zainal Abidin.
He was 31 years old when he came to live here.
He lived here from 1929 till his demise in 1969 (40 years).

Demise
Zainul Abidin passed away peacefully on 8 December 1969.
He was 71 years old.

Union
SM Zainul Abidin married Hajjah Che Wan Rashidah Merican bt Hamid Sultan Merican
(her parents are Hamid Sultan Merican and Wan Teh)


Children: 11
  1. Zainal Ariffin (eldest son)
  2. Datuk Haji Zainul Alam (5 March 1926-12 December 1991) - senior RTM broadcaster. He was better known as an entertainer, singer and stand-up comedian.
  3. Datuk Azizan
  4. Wan Chik married Aziz Ibrahim
  5. Datu' Haji Zainul Aziz (15 December 1928)
  6. Zainal Aminuddin
  7. Zainul Akbar
  8. Zainal Alauddin (9 June 1932-9 May 1990) married Fatimah Sham (31 Aug 1940-14 June 2007)
  9. _______ ?
  10. Wan Majmin
  11. Zainul Arshad (youngest son)

Zainul Abidin’s fifth son put together a book to record the family history and contributions of his late father. — ‘Pengkisahan Riwayat Hidup Haji S.M. Zainul Abidin’

Education
  1. 1903 Chowrasta School, Penang
  2. 1914 Penang Free School (PFS); passed Senior Cambridge in 1914 (aged 16)
  3. 1915-1918 Trainee teacher at PFS
  4. Zainul Abidin was head prefect for 2 years and was awarded the Medal of Merit by his principal Ralph Henry Pinhorn. 
  5. In 1918, the then school head Harold Robinson Cheeseman offered him a job as a school teacher at PFS.
  6. He taught geography (Ilmu Alam) and Literature (Sastera) and languages (Latin and French)
  7. 1933 University of London (off campus course); obtained B.A. (Hon) London 1933
  8. Zainul Abidin was the first Malay to obtain a B.A. degree (externally) from London University in 1933.

He survived 2 World Wars
WWI 1913-1918  -- he was 15-20 years old
WWII 1941-1945 -- he was 43-47 years old

Government Civil Service

During WWI:
- 1915 trainee teacher at Penang Free School
- 1917-1918 School Captain of Penang Free School
- 1918-1938 (20 years) teacher at Penang Free School; strict disciplinarian
- S.M. Zainul Abidin was one of Penang’s pioneer educationists
- Among his former students were Tunku Abdul Rahman, Tuanku Syed Putra Jamalullail
  (Raja of Perlis), Tun Dr Lim Chong Eu and Tuan Yusoff Rawa.
- He taught at the Penang Free School for 20 years before becoming headmaster of
   the Francis Light School in 1938.

Post-WWI:
- 1938 Headmaster of Francis Light School in Penang

During WWII:
During the Japanese occupation he was appointed as the radio station supervisor for Radio Penang.

Post-WWII:
- 1945 School Inspectorate in Prai
- Inspector of Malay Schools, Penang
He retired as Inspector of Schools in Penang.

Retirement
He retired from the Goverment Civil Service as Inspector of Schools in Penang in 1953.

Political Involvement
- Penang politician 1946; 1953-1964 (11 years)
- he was a founder member of UMNO Penang
- he set up UMNO Penang with a few friends
- 1946 fought against Malayan Union
- but civil servants could not be involved in politics; 7 years in limbo?
- he retired in 1953 and rejoined politics
- he was active in politics and headed UMNO Penang
- he was UMNO Penang Chairman
- He won the parliamentary seat in Balik Pulau in the 1955 election (he was 57 years old).
  This was the first Malayan Parliamentary election.
- He was offered the post of Education Minister but he declined as he did not want to leave Penang.
- He was responsible for getting a piece of land from his good friend, the late Hamid Khan,
   to build the UMNO building in Penang.
- He managed to build the UMNO building in Macalister Road.
- The UMNO building is near the Jewish cemetery

Contributions to Society

1. Scout
-- Scout Master
-- Assistant Commissioner of Scout

2. Persaudaraan Sahabat Pena Malaya (PASPAM)
-- a pen-pal club
-- involved literary figures and Kaum Muda Islamic reformist leaders
-- The first national conference was held at Sunlight Muslim Association, 212 Kota Road, Taiping
    on 11 Nov 1934.
-- Setiausaha Agong (General Secretary):
    Syed Alwi bin Syed Sheikh al-Hadi (father of Dr Syed Mohamed bin Alwi al-Hadi)
-- Yang Dipertua (President):
    S.M. Zainul Abidin (he wrote many books; a close friend of Dr Che Lah bin Md Joonos,
    an early Malay doctor)
-- Penasihat Umum (General Advisor):
    Sheikh Abdullah al-Maghribi al-Ghadamshi (publisher, printer, writer, educationist;
    born 1892, Ghadamis, Libya-died 1974, Libya;
    taught Arabic, Arabic literature, Fekah and Balaghah at Madrasah al-Mashoor;
    Headmaster of al-Mashoor (1919); taught at Madrasah Idrisiah, Perak;
    opened his own Madrasah al-Huda al-Diniyyah;
    owned a printing company, Al-Huda Press;
    published his writings Kitab Munir al-Ifham and Kitab Ilmu Balaghah; printed religious
    reading materials and newspaper, Sahabat)

3. UMNO
-- member of Alliance Council
-- member of the 1955 Federation Legislative Assembly
-- UMNO Penang Chairman
-- MP Balik Pulau 1955
-- build UMNO building in MacAlister Road, Penang

4. University of Malaya (UM)
-- member of University Court for several years

5.  Department of Education, Federation of Malaya
-- committee member of Razak Report and Rahman Talib Report
-- He was also involved in the setting of Bahasa Baku Melayu/Indonesia
    (also read about Dato' Lokman Musa in 1967-69)
-- Published his book:
    Kitab Ilmu Bumi dikarang dan diatur oleh S.M. ZAINUL-‘ABIDIN, B.A. (LONDON),
    Ketua Guru Ilmu Bumi dan Ilmu Alam di Penang Free School (1920-1938).
    Diterbitkan dalam siri The Malay School Series, No.24,
    Publishing for The Department of Education Federation of Malaya.
    Dikeluarkan oleh Jabatan Pelajaran dan dicetak di Singapore oleh
    Malayan Publishing House, Limited, 1948.


6. Penang Malays' Co-operative Society (PMCS)
-- President of the Penang Malays' Co-operative Society
-- This co-operative built the first flat in Taman Abidin, Perak Road, Penang in 1973,
    4 years after his demise.

7. Dar-Es-Salam Harmonian Party
-- a musical band which he set up with his children
-- headed by him

8. Penang Wireless Party
-- HQ at Penang Radio Station
-- he was a member and the radio announcer for the Malay section, managing the news and song
    requests.

9. Penang Malay Association (PMA) or Persatuan Melayu Pulau Pinang (PEMENANG)
-- History 1927:
    PMA began as an afternoon gathering at the home of a local Malay millionaire, Mohamad Ariff
    Tajuddin (popularly known as Mohamad Ariff) at Hutton Lane on Sunday, 27 March 1927.
    Mohamad Ariff's house was across the road from Masjid Jamek Jalan Hutton (Hutton Lane).
    The gathering was attended by Malay intellectuals and property owners.
    The members discussed the setting up of an organisation to look after the interest of the Malays
    in Penang, and to protect their religion under British administration.
-- HQ at 60, Jalan Pemenang (formerly part of Cantonment Road)
-- Tuan SM Zainul Abidin was Pengerusi Tetap Persidangan Agung UMNO Malaya when UMNO
    held its annual conferences at Francis Light School, Penang in 1946 and 1948.
-- Tuan SM Zainal Abidin was the President of PMA between 1948 - 1951.
-- Tuan SM Aidid was Economic & Treasury Officer (Pegawai Ekonomi dan Kewangan), and
    eventually become Treasurer (Bendahari) UMNO Malaya in 1948.
-- Captain Mohamed Noor Bin Mohamed was appointed as Treasurer (Bendahari) UMNO Malaya
    and succeeded Tuan SM Aidid in 1950.
    Captain Mohamed Noor was a teacher at Penang Free School (PFS) and the elder brother of
    Dr Abdul Ghani bin Muhammad, an early Malay doctor.
-- In the 1970's, the State Government under Dr Lim Chong Eu granted PMA a plot of land at the
    junction of Anson Road and Macalister Road,
   where Bangunan Persatuan Melayu Pulau Pinang was built. The four-storey shoplot building at
   117 Jalan Macalister today houses a car showroom on the ground floor.

Merits and Awards
- He was the first Malay student with a B.A (Hon) London in 1933.
- Johan Mangku Negara (JMN)
- Justice of the Peace (JP) or Jaksa Pendamai

Interests
Languages - he mastered and taught 7 languages: Tamil, Arabic, Malay, English, Latin, French, and Japanese. He was a multi-lingual legend.
Recreation: tennis, billiard, chess, draught, judo, cooking, reading and traditional medicine, music.
He was a judo instructor.
He wrote the country’s first Undilah song to encourage the people to vote in the 1955 election campaign.

Legacy
- Yahudi Road near the Jewish Cemetery was renamed Jalan Zainal Abidin (misspelling: it should be
   Jalan Zainul Abidin)
- SMK Haji Zainul Abidin, Scotland Road, Penang 1965 became Haji Zainul Abidin School in 1972
- Sekolah Haji Zainul Abidin, Jalan Scotland officially transferred to Sekolah Menengah Agama
  Lelaki Al-Mashoor in 2009
- SHZA then relocated to Jalan Hamilton, Jelutong and is known as SMKHZA
  (SMK Haji Zainul Abidin).

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External links:

http://www.thestar.com.my/news/community/2013/07/13/jalan-yahudi-to-jalan-zainal-abidin-the-real-zainal/

http://penangmalays.com/2015/02/18/zainul-abidin-sultan-mydin/
by Ahmad Muaz
Source: Victor J. Morais (Ed.) (1959). The Leaders of Malaya and Who’s Who 1959-1960. Singapore: Fisher

http://penangmalays.com/2015/02/18/zainul-alam-zainul-abidin/

http://penangmalays.com/2014/03/28/syeikh-abdullah-al-maghribi-al-ghadamshi/

https://faqirullah1958.wordpress.com/tag/sm-zainul-abidin/ (pic of book front cover)
by Faqirullah
Kitab Ilmu Bumi dikarang dan diatur oleh S.M. ZAINUL-‘ABIDIN, B.A. (LONDON),
Ketua Guru Ilmu Bumi dan Ilmu Alam di Penang Free School (1920-1938).
Diterbitkan dalam siri The Malay School Series, No.24,
Publishing for The Department of Education Federation of Malaya.
Dikeluarkan oleh Jabatan Pelajaran dan dicetak di Singapore oleh Malayan Publishing House Limited, 1948.

http://smkhzapenang.blogspot.com/2009/08/background-of-haji-sm-zainul-abidin.html

http://www.thestar.com.my/news/community/2013/08/24/respected-teacher-politician-and-writer-zainul-abidin-and-his-family-are-illustrious-names-in-islan/
The Star Online
Community
Saturday, 24 August 2013

http://www.geni.com/people/Datuk-Hj-Zainal-Alam-bin-S-M-Zainul-Abidin/6000000004844445413

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From Geni.com
S. M. ZAINUL ABIDIN BIN SULTAN MYDIN

S. M. Zainul Abidin is your great uncle's first cousin once removed's wife's sister's husband.
  1. You  →  Jumabee Tulip Che Lah your mother 
  2. →  Dr Hj Che Lah b Md Joonos her father 
  3. →  Jumma Bee Kassim his mother 
  4. →  Wan Su Mohamed her daughter 
  5. → Aladin Merican Noordin her husband 
  6. →  Mohd Murshordin Merican Noordin his father 
  7. →  Mah Wan Bee (10) Mohamad Noordin Merican his sister 
  8. → Shaik Sathuck Ali Allyshah Meah her son 
  9. →  Shaik Natarsa Shaik Sathuck his son 
  10. →  Wan Sara Hamid Sultan Merican his wife 
  11. → Hajjah Che Wan Rashidah Merican binti Hamid Sultan Merican her sister 
  12. →  S. M. Zainul Abidin her husband
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Hotel with revolving skybar in Penang


Dr Che Lah and wife Mariah at a revolving skybar of a hotel in Penang.

I am uncertain of the name of the hotel in this photo. There is only one hotel in Penang with a revolving skybar. The hotel has changed name 3 times.
  1. Georgetown City Hotel
  2. Berjaya Penang Hotel
  3. Three Sixty Revolving Restaurant, Bayview Hotel, George Town

There are clean bright orange brick roof tiles in the brightly lit background at left. This points to the 1970s.

The glass panes are the same in coloured photos today as they were back then - they tilt outward.

There is a half-height railing  all around in this photo, which has been replaced with opaque panels today.

The furniture points to that of the 1970s. The chairs are characteristic with round armrests. The tables are round. The chairs and tables are arranged close together.

The tall glasses (real glass) were used in the 1970s. Nowadays they are replaced with colourful plastic tall glasses.

In the old days, tissues were served as in this photo. Nowadays tissues are placed flat on the table, and limited to one tissue per customer.


External links

https://www.berjayahotel.com/penang/location.html

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Tulip Che Lah (5) British Council Course 1954

Tulip and her batch mates sailed on the Tynwald en route from Liverpool to Douglas on Isle of Man in January 1954. They sailed past the Tower of Refuge and sailed into the docks at Port Douglas. They then took a bus ride to their hotel, enjoying the beautiful scenery of Douglas along the way.

The Kirkby students in the Second Batch 1952-1954 were attending a British Council Course which was held at Douglas, Isle of Man in January 1954. They stayed at a beautiful white-washed Fort Anne Hotel in Douglas on the Isle of Man.

On 28 January 1954, the students took time off during Easter vacation. They took many photographs of their vacation on the Isle of Man. The students whose names Tulip wrote on the rear of her many photographs were Monique, Alias, Zainab, Ramli Shaari, and Sophia.

Tulip and Monique went to see the cliff formations near Douglas; Monique sketched the cliffs there.

Tulip, Alias, Zainab, Ramli and Sophia enjoyed a picnic behind the hotel, overlooking Douglas Bay. They then walked through the vast open fields (meadows) in the area.

Tulip, Alias, Zainab bt Hamid Don, Ramli Shaari and Sophia went to Douglas town and visited the Manx Museum. They sat on the front steps of the Manx Museum and were photographed together in the prevailing cold weather. They wore closed shoes and were dressed in thick coats.

The Kirkby students also sailed south, past Fort Anne Hotel and visited Castletown, a coastal town south of Douglas.

It is unknown whether they sailed around the Isle of Man or to Port Erin and back to Douglas.

Tynwald ship route from Liverpool to Douglas, Isle of Man 1954
View of the Isle of Man from Liverpool coast
Getting closer to the Isle of Man 1954
Approaching Douglas Bay, Isle of Man, January 1954.
Tower of Refuge is at right of photo.

View of Fort Anne Hotel at Douglas, Isle of Man, taken from the ship Tynwald 1954

Feeding the ducks at Douglas Promenade, Douglas, Isle of Man 1954
Rooftop view from Fort Anne Castle, Fort Anne Rd, Douglas, overlooking Douglas Bay 1954
Rooftop view from Fort Anne Castle, Fort Anne Rd, Douglas, overlooking Douglas Bay 1954
Picnic behind Fort Anne Hotel, overlooking Douglas Bay in the background 1954.
From left: Alias, Zainab, Ramli Shaari and Sophia.

On the meadows near Douglas 1954



Perched on the clifftop near Douglas 1954
Cliff near Douglas, close to Fort Anne Hotel 1954. This could be at the Nun's Chair rock formation.

Monique sketching the cliff at Douglas 1954

Could be near Rushen Castle or at Castletown, Isle of Man 1954

Fort Anne Hotel is extant but has changed name and function. It was the Midocean and has now become the Dohle IOM, a shipping management company.


External links

Fort Anne Hotel was located at 15 Fort Anne Road.
It became the MidOcean (IOM) Ltd.
In 2001, it became the Dohle (IOM) Ltd.
The shipping management company is based in Douglas Bay, Isle of Man.
It underwent renovation in 2010 (Google).
http://www.doehle-iom.com/
http://www.midocean.co.im/
http://www.iomonline.co.im/
https://www.gracesguide.co.uk/File:Im1950RAC-Fort.jpg
http://manxscenes.com/July%2004/Fortanne.htm

Douglas, Isle of Man
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Douglas,_Isle_of_Man
http://www.iomttbreaks.com/isle-of-man/isle-of-man-towns-and-villages
https://www.whatsinport.com/Douglas-Isle-of-Man.htm

Manx Museum, Isle of Man
http://manxscenes.com/Jan%2004/8.jpg
https://www.artfund.org/what-to-see/museums-and-galleries/manx-museum

Port Skillion, Douglas (cove)
https://www.imuseum.im/search/collections/places/mnh-place-11778.html
https://www.geocaching.com/

Villiers Hotel, Douglas, Isle of Man
http://www.jlb2011.co.uk/iom/douglas/page3.htm

Castletown, Isle of Man
http://www.castletown.org.im/heritage/index.html

Maps, Isle of Man
https://www.whatsinport.com/Douglas-Isle-of-Man.htm

Old photos of Isle of Man
http://www.isleofmanpostalhistory.com/
http://www.oldukphotos.com/isle_of_man_douglas.htm

Llandudno, Marine Drive, Isle of Man
http://www.anglesey.info/llandudno_photograph_archive_page6.htm


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