Matches in DBpedia 2016-04 for { ?s ?p "Seah Leng Chye(Seah Ling Chai) (Chinese: 佘令財), son of Kapitan Seah Tae Heng. One of member to the Johor Education Department since 1887. He had taken over his father's kangchu concessions, pepper and gambier business, and revenue farms. In addition, he held shares to eight rivers in his own right and was the manager of the Kongkek (Pepper and Gambier Society of Singapore). Seah was therefore the most prominent towkay in Johor."@en }
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- Seah_Leng_Chye abstract "Seah Leng Chye(Seah Ling Chai) (Chinese: 佘令財), son of Kapitan Seah Tae Heng. One of member to the Johor Education Department since 1887. He had taken over his father's kangchu concessions, pepper and gambier business, and revenue farms. In addition, he held shares to eight rivers in his own right and was the manager of the Kongkek (Pepper and Gambier Society of Singapore). Seah was therefore the most prominent towkay in Johor.".
- Q7440475 abstract "Seah Leng Chye(Seah Ling Chai) (Chinese: 佘令財), son of Kapitan Seah Tae Heng. One of member to the Johor Education Department since 1887. He had taken over his father's kangchu concessions, pepper and gambier business, and revenue farms. In addition, he held shares to eight rivers in his own right and was the manager of the Kongkek (Pepper and Gambier Society of Singapore). Seah was therefore the most prominent towkay in Johor.".
- Seah_Leng_Chye comment "Seah Leng Chye(Seah Ling Chai) (Chinese: 佘令財), son of Kapitan Seah Tae Heng. One of member to the Johor Education Department since 1887. He had taken over his father's kangchu concessions, pepper and gambier business, and revenue farms. In addition, he held shares to eight rivers in his own right and was the manager of the Kongkek (Pepper and Gambier Society of Singapore). Seah was therefore the most prominent towkay in Johor.".
- Q7440475 comment "Seah Leng Chye(Seah Ling Chai) (Chinese: 佘令財), son of Kapitan Seah Tae Heng. One of member to the Johor Education Department since 1887. He had taken over his father's kangchu concessions, pepper and gambier business, and revenue farms. In addition, he held shares to eight rivers in his own right and was the manager of the Kongkek (Pepper and Gambier Society of Singapore). Seah was therefore the most prominent towkay in Johor.".