LEE KONG Violet May (née Spicer) (female)

Description

Biographical informationViolet May Lee Kong (née Spicer) was born in August 1892 in South Australia. She was half Chinese by birth. She was the wife of Lee Kong Sam and was recorded as 'Chinese by marriage'. They were married in 1916 (BDM 4900002/1917).

Violet and Lee Kong Sam had at least eight children: 1) William (b. 1909), 2) Jack (b. 1913), 3) Sydney (b. 1915), 4) Edward (b. 1917), 5) Jim(b. 1919), 6) Dorothy May (b. 1921), 7) Edna Mavis (b. 1924) and 8) Jean (b. 1926).

They lived at Grass Valley, Albany and then Northam. Violet died at Northam in 1970 (M).Other nameLee Kong, Violet May (differentiated name)KONG Violet May, LEE KONG Violet, Violet May Spicer) (also known as)Date of death1970

Family

SpouseLEE KONG SAMChildLEE KONG Dorothy (female)

Connections

Subject (place)Grass Valley, AlbanyNorthamSubject (topic)Chinese heritage in Western AustraliaInter-racial marriageRelated collectionAnne Atkinson CollectionRelated linkLee Kong, Violet Spicer and Wah Hing 1906

Item information

ContributorSchool of Social SciencesSource of informationAsian immigrants to Western Australia, 1829-1901 (Atkinson, 1988)Additional research by David Mizen

Significant place

RelationPlace of birthPlaceSouth AustraliaDate[date unknown]

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LEE KONG Violet May (née Spicer) (female)

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