Chew Gaik Hoon, Photo: Robert Lew Lee. |
After their marriage in the 1920’s they went to Teluk Intan (Teluk Anson) to assist Chew Boon Juan who had property and rubber estates in the vicinity.
The family of Ong's returned to Ipoh in the 30's and stayed initially at 61 Chamberlain Road before moving to the upstairs of Ban Hoe Seng at 62 and 64 Belfield Street.The children were Ong Choo Tin, Arthur Ong, Ong Choo See and Ong Choo Imm.
Staying together with the Ong’s at Ban Hoe Seng was Chew Gaik Ee, 6th daughter of Chew Boon Juan who married Yeoh Cheang Peng and family and Mrs Lim Cheng Keat nee Ong Seong Ngoh with her daughter Ninie Lim Siew Ean and grandmother Goh Lean Sim.
Cornelia Huang (l) with Yeoh Poh See at old Ban Hoe Seng, Belfield Street. Pix early 1950's |
Elizabeth Ong Choò Tin, their first born daughter married Max Huang while she was still a teenager. According to cousin Yeoh Poh See, Huang asked for her hand at the marriage of Chew Gaik Swee. The couple ultimately settled in the United States.
Max Huang and Ong Choo Tin |
The marriage of Ong Choo Tin and Max Huang at the Burmah Road Gospel Hall , Penang |
Aunts and bridesmaids at Choo Tins wedding.From left.Chew Gaik Khim, Chew Gaik Heng, Ong Choo Imm and Chew Gaik Swee |
Elizabeth Huang's family. Standing: Robert Lew Lee h/o Cornelia, Elizabeth Huang nee Ong Choo Tin, Max Huang Jr. Bottom: Cornelia Huang, Arthur Ong and May Goh Orr |
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