Matches in DBpedia 2016-04 for { ?s ?p "Choa Chong Long (born circa 1788 in Malacca) the distinguished son of Kapitan Chua Su Cheong, a Kapitan China under the Dutch, ventured to Singapore, but unlike most of the Chinese and Malays who went there to seek their fortune, Choa Chong Long was already rich. His daughter married Kiong Kong Tuan.He was an opium farmer. The earliest on the island and its last as well.He was thought to be one of the first Chinese to manage a plantation in Singapore.He was an early Chinese shopkeeper.He celebrated his forty-fourth birthday by giving a grand dinner to which all influential residents of the island, including many Europeans, were invited.Dying in 1838, he left a will containing \"a devise for ever of certain properties for sinchew (ancestral worship) purposes which was eventually declared void.He died in China."@en }
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- Choa_Chong_Long abstract "Choa Chong Long (born circa 1788 in Malacca) the distinguished son of Kapitan Chua Su Cheong, a Kapitan China under the Dutch, ventured to Singapore, but unlike most of the Chinese and Malays who went there to seek their fortune, Choa Chong Long was already rich. His daughter married Kiong Kong Tuan.He was an opium farmer. The earliest on the island and its last as well.He was thought to be one of the first Chinese to manage a plantation in Singapore.He was an early Chinese shopkeeper.He celebrated his forty-fourth birthday by giving a grand dinner to which all influential residents of the island, including many Europeans, were invited.Dying in 1838, he left a will containing \"a devise for ever of certain properties for sinchew (ancestral worship) purposes which was eventually declared void.He died in China.".