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Ng Family in Panama

tandemark — 2013-01-22 03:57:32Z

My wife's family lives in Panama and their last name is Ng. Her grandfather's name (as we know it) was Julio Ng. Does anyone have any information on this part of the Ng family?

Re: Pronunciation!

itachi35647 — 2012-10-15 03:19:06Z

I live in North-Eastern United States and I pronounce NG like ING. In high school, there were many many people with my last name or a variation of it. In my class, there were 7 NG with other NGO's, ENG's, and ING's. All of them, including the NG's pronounced it as ING like in researchING, duckING, blowING.

Re: update

kohi30 — 2012-09-12 18:20:08Z

New email kohi30@yahoo.com

NG Tong King 1955 1992 in loving memory

t42Restland — 2012-04-10 22:42:24Z

NG Tong King 1955 1992 in loving memory

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Re: Ng link....

cmdevillier — 2011-11-13 06:05:26Z

Hi,
I am descended from Ng's in Toisan "Hoysan" too. My great grandmother (never emigrated, born and died in Hoysan) was Ng Boh Ngan 伍寶銀, from Bat Gah Toon (village) 八家村 in "Geem Pay Long" "錦/锦??", Ha Pan Heung 下坪鄉, Cheung On Heung 長安鄉, Hoisan 台山縣 District 1. She married a Wong and they lived in the "4-9" or "5-10" area, we call it "thlay-gew" or "ng-seep", right outside of the main city Hoiseng in Hoysan. I am trying to find connections to her brothers who I believe emigrated. Known names are Ng Yee Dam and Ng Yee Miew, and there is one more Ng Yee (not sure of the next part of the name, my Paw Paw could not recall), but I think it very well may be Ng Yee Loy, based on some research.
I would be interested in talking to any Ng descendants from these parts of Hoysan.
Attached is a picture of my greatgrandma Ng Boh Ngan with my greatgrandpa Wong Wah Johk.
Thanks!

Re: Pronunciation!

angelo_man08 — 2011-11-04 09:28:24Z

Im a Ng too here in Philippines we pronounced our surname simply as NANG. (NG) godbless you and our clan.

Re: Pronunciation!

geofng3000 — 2011-07-20 02:19:21Z

Hey guys. This might be a year late but whatever. Im Geoffrey Ng and I'm from Hong Kong. I think the surname is from China and in Hong Kong we pronounce it as "Mm" like the sound you make when you eat soemthing tasty.

Re: Ng link....

ngsong — 2011-02-13 19:53:29Z

Sally, My fathers family is from the Tai Shan district. Many of them came to the United States many years ago. My father was born in 1914. I am trying to locate any realaties that might be fron there. My father passed away many years ago

Re: Ng link....

ngsong — 2011-02-13 19:47:56Z

My father was from the district of Tai Shan. His family name is Ng.. He was born there in 1914. My father passed away many years ago and I am trying to locate any of the Ng family.

Pronunciation!

mshelng — 2010-09-21 12:25:19Z

Hi Libby - I have always pronounced it "ing" but my mum says it is "ung". We live in Lancashire, UK, and have family worldwide.
Also, it makes me chuckle when folk ask "if there's a letter missing" very funny considering my name is Ms M Ng haha

Re: Pronunciation!

wilfredong — 2010-08-14 04:18:32Z

Hi my name is Wilfredo Ng I am from Dominican Republic, I meet a chinesse girl in logan utah two months ago, and she told me that the ponunciation is ¨ung¨ like you said, i hope that this could be helpful

NG Henry Soe 1882-1958

t42RoseHill — 2009-05-21 14:47:14Z

NG Henry Soe 1882-1958

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Grandfather Wing Ack Ng

brigitteng11 — 2009-05-19 03:22:54Z

Hello i am looking for more info about my grandfather.

His name was Wing Ack Ng born on Feb 1908? He was from Guangzhou. He had 6 brothers with him being the youngest.

if you know any more information i would greatly appreciated.

Re: Pronunciation!

lcoast74 — 2008-11-30 03:32:22Z

We also pronounce it that way. Even those of us living in Spanish countries, just in Spanish though.

Re: Pronunciation!

lcoast74 — 2008-11-30 03:30:32Z

I live in the United States and my family always pronounces it exactly as it is spelled: n. g. There is no phonetic spelling even in Cantonese, when the British assigned the "ng" spelling in Pin-Yin to describe the sound when written it had no connection either. So why try and pronounce something that was intended to be a written place marker anyways? We have family in Sydney, Australia, they do the same, also our family in Spanish speaking countries in Venezuela, Dominican Republic and Puerto Rico. Of course they say the letters in Spanish.

Death of Mr. Ah Chew Ng in China

davwayell — 2008-11-06 02:49:06Z

Anyone interested in a copy of the U.S. Department of State's "Report of the Death of an American Citizen" for Mr. Ah Chew Ng, please contact me so I can conduct research to locate the record. Mr. Ng died in China on July 8, 1937.

Dave Ellison
davwayell@aol.com

Re: Pronunciation!

sam1973brown — 2008-09-12 22:26:13Z

i would like you to e mail me. Do you have any relatives in Northampton uk? I have a secret!

Re: searching

musthofa — 2008-07-17 02:18:52Z

i'm looking for the same name. where u live?

searching

Lutfiindo — 2008-07-10 06:33:10Z

Hi everyone! I need help figuring out my family tree.
my father name is NG CHOK LUN. he had Two brother. He said that i have sister in hongkong her name is NG yun fen, and also uncle in canada. but i just dont know where they are. my name NG CHI we. please help me. i'm very thank full.

Re: Pronunciation!

that1guyy — 2008-04-10 02:49:09Z

well funny thing. My name is Peter Ng. And people always ask me how i pronounce my last name. Well my parents are also form hispanic descent so when people said our last name in spanish they just pronounced it n-g. Well from that day on my family pronounces our last name as N-G. Like two seperate letters. I don't know if any other families pronounce it this way, but I think its veyr unique (since a lot of families have the last name Ng)

Ng's in Canada

attackrabbit — 2006-06-30 19:39:31Z

I'm looking for information on my husband's side of the family. Unfortunately, I don't know too much.

His mother's name is Car Leung Ng (Lee), his father, Yat Tong Ng. Yat Tong's parents were Po Jiu Seto and Kwong Wing Ng. Yat Tong was born in Hoy Ping, China Jan 1937. 1949 he moved to Hong Kong. They immigrated to Canada in the 1960's.

It's a long shot, but if anyone out there thinks they may have some history on this family, please email me. Thanks.

Re: Pronunciation!

SPW784 — 2004-02-08 23:11:12Z

I married into the name a few years ago. My husband's of Chinese ancestry, and pronounces it like "Ung". We've heard others pronounce it, ING, NUG, ONG, ENG.

Re: Pronunciation!

2003-11-20 15:34:23Z

How many nationalities use the name Ng? I alwasy thought it was Vietnamese, but it seems some Chinese and Filipinos are Ngs too???

Re: Pronunciation!

2002-06-30 16:11:39Z

I Use the same pronunciation as you do "ing" and have heard people confuse it with vietnamese or filipino pronunciations as "nang," "ung," "nig," or just the ole confusion on their face and said as N, G. Gives me quite the laugh also when they look at it on paper and I know that it is my name they are stuck on so I just say "here."

Pronunciation!

LibbyNg — 2002-06-19 23:17:01Z

I am interested to know how other Ng's pronounce their surname. I live in Liverpool, England and have family in Hong Kong and Europe. Personally, I pronounce it as 'ing' but I have heard other variations such as 'ung', 'ang', 'nn', 'nigh'. How do you pronounce yours?

update

kohi30 — 2002-05-18 06:36:47Z

Update of email address
ngt@phonewave.net

Ng, Chew

kohi30 — 2002-05-18 06:36:47Z

Not sure my Dad Raymond Ying Chung Ng was born in Hawaii, and my grandfather Chew Ng was supposedly born in Canton or Kwangytung China. Do you know of any websites that lok at Chinese genealogy info?

Grandmother Chew

2001-09-07 14:10:38Z

Sau Kam Ng is my grandmother. She is 80 years old as of today, and is in great shape. She is so special and truely one of a kind to me. SHe married Kee Wing Chew, making her name now Sau Kam Chew.

Searching for Ng clan members from Nevada

2000-11-29 12:51:42Z

Two brothers, Ng Hong Lee and Ng Hong Lem, operated two stores in Island Mountain, Elko County, Nevada in the 1870s. One lived until some time after 1915. A possible son from China (Guangdong) lived in Elko in 1920 named Ng Hong Let. Ng Hong Let's son was born while he was aboard a ship crossing the Pacific to land in San Francisco in December, 1920. If you are a descendant, could you e-mail me?
Professor Sue Fawn Chung
chung@nevada.edu

Hey - Am a NG too

2000-11-05 21:58:47Z

Hi Sally,
I do not know are we in a same family. But it is always feel it warm when you know somebody out there speaks Tai San.
Well, my surname is Ng, and we speak Tai San. But then, I don't live in the states but then Malaysia.

If you think we can bloom the friendship, well, hey - let's communicate.

Ng link....

2000-11-01 21:25:42Z

Dear Davis,
My father speaks Cantonese, but his family speaks Tai San, which is from a village in Canton. Most of his family is from Tai San, although many of them left China many generations ago for America, South America, Canada, and perhaps other countries that I'm unsure of. Let me know if you think you may be a link. Thanks for replying!
Sincerely,
Sally

Ng link....

2000-11-01 21:24:30Z

NG Family

2000-10-30 10:23:27Z

Hi Sally,
What is your dialet and where are you from? Hope to hear from you soon!

Regards,
Ng.

Ng Family

2000-08-21 19:54:34Z

My wife has a sister in Salt Lake City, Utah. Well, I believe that there should be no connection between my wife and your family at this generation level. But who knows? Chinese saying: "May be the same family 500 years ago." Keep in touch.

Chinese Genealogy Website

2000-08-21 19:15:19Z

I haven't found a good one yet. I know that The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints does have a very good family history program. I am trying to contact their Hong Kong and Taiwan centres to see if they have anything which is useful. Keep in touch.

Ng connection...

2000-08-19 00:12:44Z

My great-grandmother is also from Guangdong, China. She was from the Tai San (not sure if spelling is correct) village. Does your wife have family here? Nearly all of my relatives reside in the U.S., but I don't know many of them at all.

Ng Family

2000-08-17 22:06:21Z

My wife is a "Ng" although she and her father use the Mandarin version of "Woo". Their family is from Zhongshan (Chung-shan), Guangdong (Kuang-tung), China. Some of their ancestors moved to Hankou (Hankow), Hubei (Hupei), China. Do you know which part of China was your grandmother from?

Ng Family

2000-08-17 22:01:11Z

My wife is a "Ng" although she and her father use the Mandarin version of "Woo". Their family is from Zhongshan (Chung-shan), Guangdong (Kuang-tung), China. Is that where your father was from?

Ng family history....

2000-07-12 21:35:55Z

Hi everyone! I need help figuring out my family tree. I think my great-grandmother's name is Luk Won Ng and she passed on in 1980. I'm trying to find any connections to her, especially her father and uncle who were in the U.S. I think one of their first names is Wing, but I'm not sure. Please help!

Help to find my wife's mother

2000-03-10 23:50:03Z

I am writing on behalf of my wife. I am trying to locate her mother. I only know that her last maiden name was NG. I beleive she had family in New York City/New Jersey. She was married to Raymond K. Lau and then lived in Hawaii. She had three children, 1 son and 2 daughters. Her husband served in the coast guard. My wife's parents divorced sometime in 1975-76. I beleive Mrs. NG became a ward of the state of Hawaii.

Anyone with any information, please e-mail me at davebilyeu@hotmail.com.

Grandfather

1999-05-30 21:59:18Z

I am looking for any information about my Grandfather Ng, Chew born in Kwangtung, China on July 14 1876, emigrated to Honolulu, Hawaii, married Lum, Moi from Waipio, Hawaii , He died Feb 14, 1952 originally buried at Heeia Chinese cemetary and was moved to final resting spot of Hawaiian Memorial Park, Kaneohe, Hawaii, if you have any information please email me at ng@oasisol.com