Registration (from the period 1942-1996)
Registered
- Willem Hilling, born on September 27, 1898
Extra information
| Volledige naam | Willem Hilling (ウイレム ヘレン) |
|---|---|
| Nationaliteit | Netherlands (蘭) |
| Rang | (歩兵 二等兵) |
| Stamboeknummer | 198498 |
| Plaats gevangename | 爪哇 |
| Datum gevangename | 17/03/08; 1942/03/08 |
| Beroep | (製図家) |
| Opmerkingen | p.84413 |
| Kamp 1 | 爪哇 17/08/15; Java POW Camp 1942/08/15 |
| Kamp 2 | 福岡; Fukuoka POW Camp |
| Japans 1 | 爪I (ジャワ俘虜収容所第1分所) 7528; No.1 Branch Camp of Java POW Camp 7528 |
| Japans 2 | 福4 (福岡俘虜収容所第4分所) 72; No.4 Branch Camp of Fukuoka POW Camp 72 |
| Andere informatie | Transferred to mainland Japan on 21 October 1942; Transferred to [POW Camp]No.4 Branch Camp of Fukuoka POW Camp on 28 November 1942; Died of acute colitis at 17:00 on [4] 3 December 1942 (Cremation); Fell ill on 20 November 1942; Place of death: Moji Detached Camp of POW Camp; Place of ashes: Daioji-temple cemetery, Syouji-higasitani-machi, Moji city (JA298); His ashes were hand over to Sgt. Thomas B Fletcher 108 Graves Reg U.S.A. at Daioji-temple cemetery on 18 September 1945; End; (昭和17年10月21日 内地へ移管; 昭和17年11月28日 [俘虜収容所]福岡第4分所へ移管す; 昭和17年12月[4]3日 17時 急性大腸炎にて死亡 (火); Acute Colitis; 昭和17年11月20日 発病; 死亡場所 俘虜収容所門司分遺所; 遺骨所在地 門司市庄司東谷町 大雄寺墓地 (JA298); 昭和20年9月18日 大雄寺墓地において108Graves Reg U.S.A. Sgt. Thomas B Fletcher に引き渡す; 済;) |
| Andere informatie | 40; 門司分所 Moji Branch Camp; 処理済印 Processed (stamp), 山下印 Yamashita(seal), 真崎印 MasakI (seal) |
| Serienummer | 整理番号 321; Serial Number 321 |
| Boven/midden rode letters | 4分所; No.4 Branch Camp |
Source citation
National Archives, PoW cards
Min. van Binnenl. Zaken: Stamboekgegevens KNIL-militairen met Japanse Interneringskaarten 1942-1996, Den Haag, archive 2.10.50.03, inventory number 432
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This data was last updated on October 25, 2018 by the source holder and first published on Open Archives on July 3, 2014.
Internet address
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Comments
On Friday, 7 August Michael William Perry wrote
This is my grandfather whom i've never had the opportunity of meeting. I have been drawn to Japan and visited cities near his grave site unaware I was so close. It is comforting to know where he is resting and that i will be there soon to visit him. Thank you for all that have helped to gather and post this information, myself and my family are very grateful for it.
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