Oei Tjong Hauw

worth two hundred million guilders. Since only two of them, Oei Tjong Swan and Oei Tjong Hauw, had reached maturity, immediate succession did not seem to

abolition of the Chinese officership in 1935. Oei Tjie Sien's grandsons, Oei Tjong Hauw and Oei Tjong Tjay, eventually succeeded their grandfather and

acknowledged children, including her half-brother Oei Tjong Hauw. The two Oei sisters – as daughters of Oei's senior wife – lived with their father and were

World War II. Tjong Hauw died suddenly in 1950. After Tjong Hauw died, Oei Tjong Tjay led OTHC. He was the youngest son of Oei Tiong Ham and Oei Ing Swie,

Headquarters of Kian Gwan (the Oei Tiong Ham Concern)(1930) Villa Oei Tjong Hauw, son of Oei Tiong Ham (1931) Villa Han Tiauw Tjong (1932) Villa Tan Liok Tiauw