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Susan Leihana Chock Salgy is the daughter of the late George F Chock, who was the oldest son of Chock Chin to survive to adulthood. She is passionate about family history and has been collecting stories and details about both sides of her family ever since she learned to fill out a pedigree chart.

Finding our Miss She in the She Clan Jiapu

She zupu - from Zhuo Bing Quan Chinese jiapus are awesome, but you really need specific details in order to find what you're looking for in them. And if you work with a large and complex family tree like ours long enough, [...]

By | 2021-11-06T18:39:29-06:00 November 6th, 2021|She Clan|Comments Off on Finding our Miss She in the She Clan Jiapu

Gu Chuan Pin Migrates to Hawaii and Changes History

Gu Chuan Pin 古傳品 was one of the early immigrants from the Nazhou Gu clan who settled in Hawaii. His family's experiences in Hawaii and later in Chicago, Illinois are fascinating, because they are tied closely to the political affairs of China. Here's Gu Chuan [...]

By | 2021-10-14T18:56:59-06:00 October 12th, 2021|Chinese of Hawaii, Genealogy Research, Gu/Goo Clan, History, Migration|Comments Off on Gu Chuan Pin Migrates to Hawaii and Changes History

The Chinese of Hawaii 檀山華僑 (Who’s Who)

Susan Chock Salgy Chock Lun - publisher of the Chinese of Hawaii While researching the Chock/Zhuo descendants from Guangdong who settled in Hawaii, our genealogist Louise Skyles discovered a little-known set of publications that proved to be extremely valuable at connecting families [...]

By | 2021-09-27T15:34:19-06:00 September 27th, 2021|Chinese of Hawaii, Genealogy Research|Comments Off on The Chinese of Hawaii 檀山華僑 (Who’s Who)

Migration from China to California in the 19th Century

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8342tHnK4gg In the final part of this 2-part series, historian Brian Dillon details the experience of the Chinese immigrants who came to California in the 19th century.  Unlike the supportive and welcoming experience Chock Chin and other Chinese immigrants had in the Kingdom of [...]

By | 2021-08-25T10:30:46-06:00 August 25th, 2021|History, Migration|Comments Off on Migration from China to California in the 19th Century

Migration from Guangdong to Hawaii in 19th Century

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Tn9fjgBSCDY This is an outstanding presentation by historian Brian Dillon, recorded on August 14, 2021. It offers the historical context for the Chinese migration from Guangdong to the Kingdom, and later the Territory, of Hawaii.  This directly informs our understanding of Chock Chin's [...]

By | 2021-09-20T11:52:48-06:00 August 19th, 2021|History, Migration|Comments Off on Migration from Guangdong to Hawaii in 19th Century

Migrant Chinese burials in California and Hawaii

Chinese Migration to America,  historian Brian Dillon explained that only 10% of Chinese migrants to California who came in the 19th century to work on the railroad, search for gold, etc., can be found in California cemeteries. This is because Chinese who leave their [...]

By | 2021-09-28T12:28:13-06:00 August 19th, 2021|Ching Ming, Chock Chin's grave, Genealogy Research, History, Tang Clan|Comments Off on Migrant Chinese burials in California and Hawaii
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