葉定仕
(Ye Ding-shi / Ip Ting-sz)

 
 

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葉定仕的“復生” :

葉定仕是一位傳奇的人物。他，是我們中華民族的英雄海外華僑的驕傲。一百年來，他默默地沈睡在香港新界蓮嘛吭他的故鄉的山中，無人知曉他過去的故事。2011年，香港史學家在辛亥革命100週年之際把這位剛從歷史的塵埃之中挖掘出來的出土文物葉定仕先生定位為“辛亥革命元老”向世人展示他勇敢無謂為中國復興光輝的一生。

葉定仕的“復生” 為此我們衷心地感謝美國斯坦福大學東亞圖書館館長邵東方博士及所屬情報資料部門於2010年在內部英特網的歷史文獻中首次查到了有關葉定仕參加辛亥革命的寶貴的歷史記載，這極大地鼓舞了葉定仕的次子葉瑞山。 他雖已年近七旬，不為困難在女兒的大力贊助下多次獨自出訪泰國台灣香港中國大陸，尋找他父親葉定仕的更多的文史資料。也非常感謝香港史學家丁新豹博士，劉智鵬博士，劉蜀勇博士等，為葉定仕的“復生”而作出的貢獻。

 
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下面是香港史學家為“葉定仕－新界原居民中的辛亥革命元老”一書寫的序言：

 

 

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Information from the Chinese Association in Thailand shows that Dr Sun Yat-sen founded the Chinese Club in Thailand (later renamed the Chinese Association in Thailand) in 1907 to rally support for his revolutionary activities among overseas Chinese. As one of the originators and co-founders, Ip was a key figure of the Chinese Association at its initial founding stage. In the following year, Dr Sun went to Bangkok to form the Tong Meng Hui (United League), which recruited more than 30 members, and Ip was one of them. He was later assigned to take charge of the work involved in the recruitment of Hakka people. Ip Ting-sz and his family returned to settle in Lin Ma Hang Tsuen in 1936 where Ip passed away in 1943.

The residence of Ip Ting-sz, which was built in 1908, is modelled on Dr Sun Yat-sen's residence in Cuiheng Village, Zhongshan. Ip Ting-sz (1882-1943), alias Tin-fat, and also known by his literary name Kwong-san, was the eighth generation ancestor of the Ips in Lin Ma Hang, Sha Tau Kok. He went to Thailand at an early age to work as an apprentice tailor before setting up a garment factory manufacturing military uniforms.


故居
The residence of Ip Ting-sz at Lin Ma Hang Tsuen, Sha Tau Kok, has been declared a monument under the Antiquities and Monuments Ordinance.
故居（攝於香港政府翻修之前）