Biographical informationAh Yong Sien was employed by John Henry Monger, York, in 1884 as an outdoor servant.
Ah Yong Sien was sentenced to three months imprisonment in January 1884 as he refused to work unless his wages were raised and for encouraging 10 other Chinese men in Monger's employ to do likewise.
Monger requested a remission of Ah Yong Sien's sentence as he had promised to behave in future. Remission was granted on 22 January 1884 (C).Other nameAh Yong Sien (differentiated name)
