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Way Lee 葉繡華
Dreams hopes and realities
Life in Australia
Yett Way Lee, Chinese Australian
A merchant in South Australia
Philanthropist for Australia and China
Community leader & cultural ambassador
Vision for Australia
Campaign against discrimination
Trade with China
On religion and belief
Connections with China
Roots and ancestry in China
Yip clan family tree
Yip clan Family burial plot
Great grand father, the Admiral
Family temple and family home
Clan progenitor, the patriot
Way Lee, a century on
Way Lee today
Way Lee 100 years on
Contact and acknowledgement
Joe Yow 周振任
Life history
Joe Jow’s 3 names 周振任
Anglicised name
Chau clan family tree 族譜
Brides from with other villages
Generation name 班辈排行
Home village in SzeYup
Ancestry village 家鄉
Ancestry house 祖屋
Ancestry altar 神位
Life in the house
The village school (村校)
Ancestry temple 祠堂
Memorial house
Migrant in Australia
Early years Hong Kong
Market gardener in Echuca
Chinese laundry in St Kilda
The White Australia Policy
Grocery shop Lt Bourke Street
Gun Kee & Co in Melbourne
Tea export in Hong Kong
Sauce and food in Macau
The 60th Birthday 大壽
Education and language
Joe clan today
Ancestry house 祖屋
Victoria
Melbourne Cemetery
A brief history
Importance of grave visits
Chinese burial custom
Ching Ming
Chinese burial plot
Funeral oven & Memorial pagoda
Chinese plot 1900-1960
Reconstruction
Epilogue
Victorian Gold fields 1860s
Chinese population
Occupation of the Chinese
Income and Livelihood
Commerce in towns
Religion and vice
Gold fields notes
Further readings
Seeyup Temple
Emerald Hill
Society society rules
Grand opening in 1856
Seeyup Society Raglan Street
The Kwan Ti god
Seeyup temple in 1948
Kuan Yin god & Calligraphy
Temple amongst churches
Ancestry hall
Charity work
Heritage and preservation
Culture
Adult name 字
Ancestry temple 祠堂
Zupu 族谱
Salutation 稱呼
SzeYup 四邑
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