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Locations and Organs in China

Hong Kong

St. Andrew’s

Shanghai

Tientsin

All Saints’

Demolished
Moved
New Use
Present
Rebuilt
Ruin
Unknown

Names for China

Edward J. Beebe (1925-) (Born)
Dr Yi Chen (1953-) (Born)
John Axel Fernström (1897-1961) (Born)
Rev. Carl W. Landahl (1908-1961) (Born)
Noel Lee (1924-2013) (Born)
Thomas Oboe Lee (1945-) (Born)
Shoko Maitai (1935-) (Born)
Shing-Kweï Tzeng (1946-) (Born)

(Names not already included in sub-pages)

Names for Hong Kong, China

Ka Nin Chan (1949-) (Born)
Wing-wah Chan (1954-) (Born)
Ho (1932-2021) (Born)
Edward Sze-Nang Ho (1939-) (Born, Organist)
Simon Mokkie (1983-) (Born)
Antonio Riganti (1893-1965) (Died)
Dr Hayward A. Scott (1877-1960) (Born)
Jordan Cho-Tung Tang (1948-) (Born)
Dr Man-ching Yu (1980-) (Born)

(Names not already included in sub-pages)

Names for Shanghai, China

Reginald Baker (1873-1956) (Organist)
Gang Chen (1935-) (Born)
Qigang Chen (1955-) (Born)
R. B. Hurry (c1886-) (Organist)
An-Ming Wang (1926-) (Born)
R. C. Young (Organist)

(Names not already included in sub-pages)

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