Ying Tchong, Liverpool Cafe Proprietor, 1949

[heywood]

Rather than  speculating, the marriage certificate should be consulted for names, occupations etc.

[whiteout7]

The marriage certificate would also provide names of witnesses and maybe they can be traced too?

[Rosinish]

Addresses of each of the couple too at time of marriage.

Annie

[seemex]

Yes, it could give a lot of info. I wrote to ask if any of the family has ordered it so will see what they say

[whiteout7]

Wonder if Rose Turner was in some way linked to the family of Rev Frederick Storrs Turner and
Sophia M. Harmer

If you check their family tree they have children listed as born in Hong Kong

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Frederick_Storrs-Turner

[seemex]

New info from Tchong-Turner Marriage July 1, 1944. Liverpool, South
 "Ying Tchong" is also listed on the certificate as "Tchong Ying" 36 years old and a Cafe Proprietor.
His father was "Wing Ying", occupation Master grocer ( deceased )

The bride is Rose Turner ( formerly Cheung ) age 29 ( formerly the wife of Arnold Turner from who she obtained a divorce )
Her father was Thomas Cheung ( deceased ) Father's occupation was Corporation Inspector ( Tramways )
The couple lived at 40 Huskisson Street, Liverpool

The couple left for Hong Kong in 1949 aboard the RMS Canton with an adopted daughter Beryl. Looking for info on any of these people

[seemex]

Wonder if Rose Turner was in some way linked to the family of Rev Frederick Storrs Turner and
Sophia M. Harmer

If you check their family tree they have children listed as born in Hong Kong

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Frederick_Storrs-Turner

It seems Turner was a married name ( husband was Arnold Turner ) She was "Cheung" before that.

[seemex]

Rather than  speculating, the marriage certificate should be consulted for names, occupations etc.

Here's a copy of the marriage certificate

[seemex]

Can you post a snip with the details on the passenger ship please & what yr did they emigrate?

Just checking that the cafe was in Liverpool? Strangely there was also a cake shop/tea rooms at 105 Upper Parliament St Nottingham in 1925/6

This was prior to the marriage & would seem too coincidental with the address 

Annie