A story by Helen Owyoung… Recently, I talked to Aunt Pauline, who lives in Elk Grove. She likes to talk about the good old days in Fairfield at the ranch. Pauline told me that Dad (Henry Sue) stayed with her family when they were little. She thinks that Dad was very smart and you all inherited those [...]
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Henry Sue was a Smart Guy
Posted in Cheng Family, Owyoung Family, Sue Family on January 7, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
New Old Stuff!
Posted in Cheng Family, Owyoung Family, Sheu Family, Sue Family, Zee NiceyRicey News! on December 31, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
We just uploaded some really cool old stuff on our ancestor Henry Sue and his in-laws, the Lums. Seems that Darlene Sue did a lot of genealogy stuff during her life. Then Linda Sue picked up the torch and passed it to me to share with you. I was amazed at the richness of the [...]
Ching Ming Anyone?
Posted in Cheng Family, Owyoung Family, Sheu Family, Sue Family on December 23, 2009 | 3 Comments »
So here’s the family cemetery out in Colma. That stone marks the location of Henry and Alice Sues’ final resting place. They earned their place here as this cemetery is for all those who came from our village in China, most of whom braved a dangerous and uncertain passage to the Golden Mountain. To think [...]
The Ancient Book of Chan
Posted in Cheng Family, Owyoung Family, Sheu Family, Sue Family, Zee NiceyRicey News! on December 18, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
Hey gang – we’ve uploaded the ancient family history book for all you Chinese readers to enjoy… If anyone can translate it, generations of new banana kids will worship at your feet. Tim Owyoung – we’re calling you out! You can page through the book by clicking “Book of Chan“ here or in the top [...]
Edy & George Sheu now on NiceyRicey!
Posted in Cheng Family, Owyoung Family, Sheu Family, Sue Family, Zee NiceyRicey News! on December 2, 2009 | 1 Comment »
Hey Gang, here comes Edy & George Sheu to niceyricey! George and Edy will be writing under “georgesheu” so be sure to look for their posts. Edith is the third child in the Henry Sue clan who met George at UC Berkeley, then followed him to LA as George completed his education as a pharmacist [...]
Linda Cheng Gets Hitched!
Posted in Cheng Family, Owyoung Family, Sue Family on November 13, 2009 | 3 Comments »
You go Aunty Linda! After a quarter century of dating Phillip Wilson, Aunty Linda finally decided to tie the knot (Geez, I thought I was a late bloomer) so on November 7, 2009, first cousin Ed Sue married them in front of 70 relatives and friends at the Pier 29 Restaurant in Alameda. It was [...]
Helen Owyoung Remembers
Posted in Cheng Family, Owyoung Family, Sue Family on November 8, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
Here’s some memories from Helen Owyoung… We went to Chinese School after American School every day. It was the usual routine for all the Chinese children growing up in Chinatown. There was never any juvenile problems in Chinatown. The parents only had to remind their children that they do not want any shame brought to them [...]
Our Move to Oakland, CA
Posted in Cheng Family, Owyoung Family, Sue Family on November 8, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
Memories by Helen Owyoung… After many years in San Francisco, Mom moved to Oakland to operate the grocery store she bought from Uncle Tom. She was able to support my brothers Ed and John attending UC Berkeley by running the grocery store. My sister, Gladys also graduated from UCB by supporting herself with many jobs [...]
Sue House, China 1981
Posted in Cheng Family, Owyoung Family, Sue Family on October 17, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
Here’s the Sue Family homestead in China. Apparently, houses are supposed to be willed to the eldest boy, so this should be Ed Sue’s house now, then pass to his son Jon Jon thereafter… sorry Wendi and Lucas. But may be it’ll be a good place for him to find a nice strong, child-bearing, Chinese [...]
Gaining a Foothold in America
Posted in Cheng Family, Owyoung Family, Sue Family on October 15, 2009 | 1 Comment »
Memories by Helen Owyoung… In 1923, upon their arrival in America, my parents Henry C. Sue and his bride, Lum Suk Hin settled at a Peach Ranch in Fairfield, California. I was the first born at the Peach Ranch. They were supposed to return to Calexico, California where my Dad was a partner in a [...]