John Cuff Harper, General Practitioner & Surgeon, was educated at St Paul's school, London & admitted to the Royal College of Surgeons in 1843.
By 1855 he was living in Burma, where his daughter Elizabeth was born to a Burmese mother.
A court case of 1863 indicates he was still in Burma, however his will of 1861 was written in Shanghai, China.
He died on 17 September 1866, at the Seaman's Hospital, Wan Chai, Hong Kong & was buried in the Colonial Cemetery.
His grave was removed from the cemetery on the development of the Aberdeen Tunnel.
By 1855 he was living in Burma, where his daughter Elizabeth was born to a Burmese mother.
A court case of 1863 indicates he was still in Burma, however his will of 1861 was written in Shanghai, China.
He died on 17 September 1866, at the Seaman's Hospital, Wan Chai, Hong Kong & was buried in the Colonial Cemetery.
His grave was removed from the cemetery on the development of the Aberdeen Tunnel.
John Cuff Harper, General Practitioner & Surgeon, was educated at St Paul's school, London & admitted to the Royal College of Surgeons in 1843.
By 1855 he was living in Burma, where his daughter Elizabeth was born to a Burmese mother.
A court case of 1863 indicates he was still in Burma, however his will of 1861 was written in Shanghai, China.
He died on 17 September 1866, at the Seaman's Hospital, Wan Chai, Hong Kong & was buried in the Colonial Cemetery.
His grave was removed from the cemetery on the development of the Aberdeen Tunnel.
By 1855 he was living in Burma, where his daughter Elizabeth was born to a Burmese mother.
A court case of 1863 indicates he was still in Burma, however his will of 1861 was written in Shanghai, China.
He died on 17 September 1866, at the Seaman's Hospital, Wan Chai, Hong Kong & was buried in the Colonial Cemetery.
His grave was removed from the cemetery on the development of the Aberdeen Tunnel.
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