Biographical informationArrived with his father. Charlie Yickon, and brother. Ah Yong (5). He had three other brothers who remained in China. Worked as a gardener for Fred Sherwood. Bayswater, 1902-1904; Ah Ling. Gooseberry Hill, 1904-1906; at Bayswater, 1908-1916. In 1916 he was a shop assistant for Ah Ling & Co. Barrack St, Perth. In 1920 he was a partner in Kwong Wing's garden, Balcatta. He worked on several other gardens. Charles St, Perth, 1923-1924; Quong Fung. Maylands, 1924-1927; Jubilee St. South Perth, 1927-1932; C. Douglas. South Perth, 1932-1940 and Maylands, 1940-1947. Ah Ping made eight return visits to China. December 1906 to January 1908. March to December 1913. January to December 1919. July 1922 to December 1923. January 1926 to January 1927. January 1929 to May 1930. January 1932 to January 1934 and May 1940 to September 1947. Ah Ping spent only a few months in WA before returning to China permanently at the end of 1947. During these visits to China. Ah Ping married and had five children. His wife and children remained in China (G).Other nameAh Ping, 1887- (differentiated name)