Person Page - 111

     Judith Woodson married Stephen Cox, son of William Cox and Sarah (?).¹ Judith Woodson died before 28 November 1774 at Cumberland, Virginia, USA.¹
          Her married name was Cox.¹
     Judith Woodson left a will on 24 June 1774 at Cumberland, Virginia, USA.¹

     Henry Woodworth was born in December 1867.¹ Henry Woodworth was the son of Harriet P. Wakeman.

     Jennie Woodworth was born in August 1861.¹ Jennie Woodworth was the daughter of Harriet P. Wakeman.

     Abigail Wooley was born on 8 May 1704 at Concord, Middlesex, Massachusetts, USA.¹ Abigail Wooley was the daughter of Joseph Wooley and Rachel Brackett.¹ Abigail Wooley married Jeremiah Whittemore, son of John Whittemore and Ruth Bassett, on 5 June 1746 at Concord, Middlesex, Massachusetts, USA.¹ Abigail Wooley died after 1773.¹

     G. B. Wooley was born. G. B. Wooley married Martha Ann Robinson, daughter of Augustin Robinson and Rachel Simpson, on 1 March 1862 at Lowndes, Mississippi, USA. G. B. Wooley died.

     Joseph Wooley married Rachel Brackett.¹

     Eleanor Work was born in 1875.¹ Eleanor Work was the daughter of William Washington Work and Henrietta Lawrence. Eleanor Work married William Clifton Newland on 16 June 1908 at New York, New York, USA.¹
          Her married name was Newland.

     John Dunlop Work was born at Thayer, Kansas, USA.¹ John Dunlop Work married Nancy Maxwell Brown.¹ John Dunlop Work died in 1851.¹

     John Lawrence Work was born in 1874.¹ John Lawrence Work was the son of William Washington Work and Henrietta Lawrence.
          John Lawrence Work lived in at Kansas, USA.¹
     John Lawrence Work was a Physician.¹

     William Washington Work was born on 26 April 1836.² William Washington Work was the son of John Dunlop Work and Nancy Maxwell Brown.¹ William Washington Work married Henrietta Lawrence, daughter of Jonathan Gleason Lawrence and Maria Heustis, on 6 August 1866 at Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, Oklahoma, USA.^2,1 William Washington Work died on 8 February 1908 at age 71.²

     Edith Worthington married William August Marshall, son of John M. Marshall and Estella Lawrence, at Pensacola, Florida, USA.¹
          Her married name was Marshall.

     David Wragg was born. David Wragg married Catherine Crawford, daughter of Peter Crawford and Elizabeth Loveless, on 8 August 1844 at Winston, Mississippi, USA. David Wragg died.

     Edward Wrenn married Dennis Norrington, daughter of Thomas Norrington, on 18 April 1625 at Theydon Gannon, Essex, England.¹

     Edward Wyer was born. Edward Wyer married Abigail Lawrence, daughter of John Lawrence and Susanna (?), on 1 September 1684 at Charlestown, Middlesex, Massachusetts, USA.^1,2 Edward Wyer died.

     Abigail Wyman married Stephen Richardson.¹

     Yee Jock Leong was born on 15 January 1884 at 741 Sacramento Street, San Francisco, San Francisco, California, USA; Yee Jock Leong was born on the second floor of the building.^{1,7,3,8,6,5,9} Yee Jock Leong was the son of Yee Kim Wo and Wong Shee.^1,2,3,4,5,6 Yee Jock Leong's birth certificate, which was issued by the Office of the County Recorder, Hall of Records, City and County of San Francisco, says he was born on 15 January 1884. However, other testimony in the Chinese Exclusion Act files indicates that he was born K.S. 10th year, 1st month, 15th day. K.S. 10, or the 10th year of Emperor Kwang Sui, is in 1884, but according to the Chinese calendar, the 15th day of the first month would translate to February 11 on the Julian Calendar.^10,2 Yee Jock Leong married Dong Shee on 24 December 1905 at Jew Kee Village, Sun Ning District, Quangdong, China.^11,12 Yee Jock Leong married Myrtle Mae Robinson, daughter of Katherine Scott and Hannah M. Robinson, on 17 December 1915.¹³ Yee Jock Leong died on 4 December 1936 at Dayton, Mongtomery, Ohio, USA, at age 52; The death certificate, signed by Dr. A.A. Smith of Dayton, Ohio, on 6 December 1946, stated that the principal cause of death of Yee Jackson (Jock-Leong) was acute phythysis and that a contributory cause was tuberculosis. Question marks are listed in the "Date of onset" column for each. The death certificate cites the time of death at 3:15 a.m.⁷      Yee Jock Leong was buried on 7 December 1936 at Calvary Cemetery, Dayton, Montgomery, Ohio, USA.⁷

          Yee Jock Leong was also known as Yee Deng Lei The name, in English and Mandarin, is listed on business or calling cards found among my great-grandfather's effects.¹⁴
     Yee Jock Leong was also known as Yee Jack Son The name, in English and Mandarin, is listed on business or calling cards found among my great-grandfather's effects.¹⁴
Yee Kim Wo held a shaving ceremony for Yee Jock Leong shortly after his birth. The ceremony was held at Hom Fa Lau Restaurant in San Francisco.²
Yee Kim Wo, Wong Shee and Yee Jock Leong departed San Francisco for China via the S.S. Gaelic circa October 1886.^2,6,15 In October 1899, Ow Young You visited Yee Jock Leong and his family at their home in Lee Yin Village, Sun Ning District, China.^5,6 Yee Jock Leong returned to the United States via the Port of San Francisco in 1903. His ship, the S.S. American Maru, arrived at the Port of San Francisco on 17 August 1903. Yee Jock Leong arrived with a certificate of identification. His ticket number was 35. The notes indicate that he is the son of a merchant and a native of San Francisco.
Yee Jock Leong said he came to the United States "to study English and to learn to transact business."^{6,2,16,17,11,15} Between 17 August 1903 and 22 August 1903, Yee Jock Leong was detained on board the S.S. American Maru at the Port of San Fransisco while awaiting permission to enter the United States.^8,17
     As of 18 August 1903, Yee Jock Leong was also known as Yee Dock Leong.⁶
Yee Jock Leong was ordered landed at the Port of San Francisco on 22 August 1903 from the S.S. American Maru. Chinese Bureau inspectors Charles Mehan and W.E. Thompson and Commissioner of Immigration H.H. [?]orth signed the certificates approving entry.^18,16,19
On 24 August 1903, Immigration officials in San Francisco sought permission to make a copy of the O. Young You affidavit on behalf of Yee Jock Leong.²⁰
On 25 August 1903, Yee Jock Leong delivered the copy of the ticket giving him permission to land to the Chinese Bureau offices in San Francisco.¹⁹
Yee Jock Leong obtained a birth certificate.¹
Yee Jock Leong departed from San Francisco on the steamer S.S. Siberia.^9,11,15 Yee Jock Leong arrived at the Port of San Francisco on 29 April 1908 from the S.S. Korea. The note indicated that he is a native [of the United States] and that his had ticket No. 152.^21,15      As of 29 April 1908, Yee Jock Leong was also known as Jack Leong Yee.²¹
On 30 April 1908, Yee Him Wah, a resident of San Francisco, was served with a subpoena in the investigation of Yee Jock Leong's citizenship status.^22,23
Yee Jock Leong was ordered landed at the Port of San Francisco on 1 May 1908 from the S.S. Korea. His ticket number was 152. The notes indicate that is a native. Inspectors Jno. Endicott Anderson, [J.?] M. Crawford and [M.T.?] Boyce all signed the certificate approving entry.^21,24
The records of the 1903 investigation regarding Yee Jock Leong's right to enter the United States were forwarded to the inspectors on his 1908 arrival.²⁵
     As of circa 1914, Yee Jock Leong was also known as Yee Dung Lai.²⁶
     As of circa 1914, Yee Jock Leong was also known as Yee Ong Lai.²⁶
     Yee Jock Leong lived in between 4 April 1914 and 3 June 1914 at 438 Main Street, Irwin, Westmoreland, Pennyslvania, USA.²⁷
L.B. Spaun, of the Office of Inspector in Charge with the Department of Commerce and Labor, Immigration Service, reported favorably upon Yee Jock Leong's request for a pre-investigation of his citizenship status on 14 April 1914. Spaun agreed with Yee Jock Leong's assertion that he was an American citizen.²⁸
On 14 April 1914, Yee Jock Leong applied for a pre-investigation of his citizenship status in preparation for a trip to China. The application was filed with the Office of Inspector in Charge, Department of Commcerce and Labor, Immigration Service, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.^27,11
The Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, Office of the Inspector in Charge, Department of Commerce and Labor, Immigration Service, forward the report of the investigation of Yee Jock Leong's immigration status to the Commissioner of Immigration in San Francisco, California, on 28 May 1914.²⁹
     Yee Jock Leong lived in on 1 June 1914 at Irwin, Westmoreland, Pennsylvania, USA.²⁸
W.E. Walsh in the Law Section approved L.B. Spaun's finding that Yee Jock Leong was an American citizen on 2 June 1914.²⁸
Charles Mehan forwarded L.B. Spaun's report on the investigation into Yee Jock Leong's citizenship status to the Law Section of the Immigration Service.²⁸
Archived documents required by the investigation of Yee Jock Leong's immigration status were forwarded to the Commissioner of Immigration in San Francisco, California, on 2 June 1914.³⁰
Commissioner of Immigration Samuel W. Backus gave the final approval of L.B. Spaun's finding that Yee Jock Leong was an American citizen on 3 June 1914. Form 430 was mailed to Yee Jock Leong in Irwin, Pennsylvania.²⁸
     Yee Jock Leong emigrated on 25 June 1914 from Port of San Francisco, San Francisco, San Francisco, California, USA,
; On 25 June 1914 Yee Jock Leong departed for China via the Port of San Francisco on board the S.S. Siberia.^31,27      Yee Jock Leong was a laundry owner on 14 August 1914 at 438 Main Street, Irwin, Westmoreland, Pennsylvania, USA.¹¹
On 1 September 1914, while in Diehai Village, Sun Ning District, China, Yee Jock Leong wrote W.W. Sibray to request assistance in getting his wife, Dong Shee, and son, Yee Kee Quon, into the United States upon his planned return in November 1914.^32,31
On 20 October 1914, L.B. Spaun forwarded Yee Jock Leong's letter to W.W. Sibray to the E.E. Grunawalt, Commissioner of Immigration, Goucester City, New Jersey.^32,33
On 21 October 1914, E.E. Grunawalt forwarded Yee Jock Leong's letter to W.W. Sibray to the Commissioner of Immigration, San Francisco, California.^32,31
     Yee Jock Leong emigrated on 1 June 1915 from Hong Kong, China,
; On 1 June 1915 Yee Jock Leong departed Hong Kong for San Francisco on board the S.S. Siberia.^34,35 Yee Jock Leong crossed the Pacific Ocean from Hong Kong to San Francisco on board the S.S. Siberia from 1 June 1915 to 29 June 1915.^35,34
In an identification card application dated 29 June 1915, Yee Jock Leong was described to be 5 feet, 2-1/2 inches tall, with a large flesh mole in front of his right ear.¹⁵ Yee Jock Leong returned to San Francisco from China via the steamer S.S. Siberia. The Siberia arrived at the Port of San Francisco on 29 June 1915.¹²      Yee Jock Leong was a laundry owner on 1 July 1915 at Irwin, Westmoreland, Pennsylvania, USA.¹⁵
Yee Jock Leong filed his application for an identification card on 1 July 1915 from the S.S. Siberia at the Port of San Francisco.¹⁵
Yee Jock Leong was given permission to land from the S.S. Siberia at the Port of San Francisco on 2 July 1915.³⁶
     Yee Jock Leong was a laundry man between 1916 and 4 December 1936 at 318 West 3rd Street, Dayton, Montgomery, Ohio, USA.⁷
     As of between 1920 and 1936, Yee Jock Leong was also known as Yee Jackson.^{7,37,38,39,40,41,42,43}
     Yee Jock Leong lived in between 5 November 1920 and 17 March 1926 at 404 West 3rd Street, Dayton, Montgomery, Ohio, USA.^{37,39,38,41,40}
     Yee Jock Leong lived in on 28 August 1936 at 10242 Vincennes Ave., Chicago, Cook, Illinois, USA.⁴⁴
     Yee Jock Leong lived in on 4 December 1936 at 510 Jackson Street, Dayton, Montgomery, Ohio, USA.⁷

     Yee Kee Quon was born on 9 September 1908 at Joe Kee Lee Village, Sun Ning District, Quangdong, China.¹ Yee Kee Quon was the son of Yee Jock Leong and Dong Shee.¹
          Yee Kee Quon lived in on 14 April 1914 at Joe Kee Lee Village, Sun Ning District, Quangdong, China.¹

     Yee Kim Wo was born circa 1850 at China.^1,2 Yee Kim Wo married Wong Shee before 15 January 1884.^1,3 Yee Kim Wo died after 14 April 1914 at Lee Yin Village, Sun Ning District, Quangdong, China.⁴
          Yee Kim Wo immigrated circa 1876 to San Francisco, San Francisco, California, USA,
; Yee Kim Wo first immigrated to the United States in Kwang Sui 2 -- circa 1876. He arrived in San Francisco. There is no information on what ship he came on.³      Yee Kim Wo was a merchant between 1876 and 1906 at San Francisco, San Francisco, California, USA.^{1,5,6,7,8,9,10}
Quong Hing Lung & Company, where Yee Kim Wo worked in 1884, was a general merchandise store. It was located at 741 Sacramento Street, San Francisco.⁶
Yee Kim Wo held a shaving ceremony for Yee Jock Leong shortly after his birth. The ceremony was held at Hom Fa Lau Restaurant in San Francisco.³
Yee Kim Wo, Wong Shee and Yee Jock Leong departed San Francisco for China via the S.S. Gaelic circa October 1886.^3,11 Yee Kim Wo returned to San Francisco from China via the S.S. Gaelic circa October 1887.^3,11      As of 7 December 1891, Yee Kim Wo was also known as Yee Ging Wo.^3,6
Yee Kim Wo departed San Francisco for China via the S.S. Gaelic on 7 December 1891.^3,11 Yee Kim Wo returned to San Francisco from China via the S.S. China. The Chinese passenger list contains an entry for a Yee Ging Wah, male, age 45. His certificate was No. 121, and apparently there was an affidavit identifying him as a merchant. His last residence in the United States was given as Oakland, California.^3,11,2 The list of Chinese passengers on the S.S. China seems to indicate that Yee Ging Wah was ordered landed at San Francisco on 11 June 1895. Some other bits are illegible.²
Yee Kim Wo joined the firm of Kow Kee Jan & Company in San Francisco circa 1900.^5,9,12
Yee Kim Wo was listed as a partner in the firm of Kow Kee Jan & Company in San Francisco. The company was a seller of general merchandise. His investment in the company was listed as $1,000.¹³
Yee Jock Leong said his father was in business at Kow Kee Jan & Company in San Francisco.¹¹
     As of 18 August 1903, Yee Kim Wo was also known as Yee King Wo.¹¹
     As of 21 August 1903, Yee Kim Wo was also known as Yee Jock Leung.¹⁴
Yee Kim Wo said he was a buyer and salesman for Kow Kee Jan & Company in San Francisco. The company was a seller of general merchandise. He said he was listed as a partner in the firm and that his investment in the company was $1,000.^3,10
Yee Kim Wo was listed as a partner in the firm of Kow Kee Jan & Company in San Francisco, a seller of general merchandise. His investment in the company was listed as $500.¹⁵
     Yee Kim Wo emigrated in 1906 from San Francisco, San Francisco, California, USA,
; Yee Jock Leong, in an interview during an investigation of his citizenship status prior to his departure for China in 1914, said Yee Kim Wo departed for China in 1906.⁴      As of between 14 April 1914 and 29 June 1915, Yee Kim Wo was also known as Yee Hong Wo.¹⁶
     Yee Kim Wo and Wong Shee lived in between 14 April 1914 and 29 June 1915 at Lee Yuen Village, Sun Ning District, Quangdong, China,
; Yee Jock Leong said he took "money, letters or anything else" from the U.S. to a Yee Hong Wo in Lee Yuen Village, Sun Ning District, China. Given the similarities with his father's name and his father's village's name, I assume they are one and the same -- DML.¹⁶

     Yee Poy Quon Jackson was born on 28 February 1924 at 404 West 3rd Street, Dayton, Montgomery, Ohio, USA; Dr. A.A. Smith was the attending physician. Poy was apparently born at 9:15 p.m.² Yee Poy Quon Jackson was the son of Yee Jock Leong and Myrtle Mae Robinson.¹ Yee Poy Quon Jackson died on 30 December 1925 at 404 West 3rd Street, Dayton, Montgomery, Ohio, USA, at age 1; The death certificate, signed by Dr. A.A. Smith on 31 December 1925, lists bronchial pneumonia as the cause of death, and that the illness lasted 7 days.³      Yee Poy Quon Jackson was buried on 2 January 1926 at Woodland Cemetery, Dayton, Montgomery, Ohio, USA.³

          Yee Poy Quon Jackson lived in between 28 February 1924 and 30 December 1925 at 404 West 3rd Street, Dayton, Montgomery, Ohio, USA.^2,3

     Yee Suey Leong was born in 1892 at Lee Yin Village, Sun Ning District, Quangdong, China.^1,2,3 Yee Suey Leong was the son of Yee Kim Wo and Wong Shee.^1,2
          Yee Suey Leong lived in on 18 August 1903 at Lee Yin Village, Sun Ning District, Quangdong, China,
; Their house was was on the third alley, the third house from the corner. The house had five rooms: one sitting room, two bedrooms, and two kitchens.
Yee Kim Wo said it was on the second alley, third house from the corner. (He wasn't home as much as the others.)
The nearest market was Gong Mei (Gong May).^2,3,4      As of 18 August 1903, Yee Suey Leong was also known as Yee Sui Leung.³
     As of 21 August 1903, Yee Suey Leong was also known as Sai Leong Yee.⁴

     Yee Yah Yit was born circa 1894 at Lee Yin Village, Sun Ning District, Quangdong, China.^2,3 Yee Yah Yit was the daughter of Yee Kim Wo and Wong Shee.^2,1
          As of 18 August 1903, Yee Yah Yit was also known as Yee Yit.³
     Yee Yah Yit lived in on 18 August 1903 at Lee Yin Village, Sun Ning District, Quangdong, China,
; Their house was was on the third alley, the third house from the corner. The house had five rooms: one sitting room, two bedrooms, and two kitchens.
Yee Kim Wo said it was on the second alley, third house from the corner. (He wasn't home as much as the others.)
The nearest market was Gong Mei (Gong May).^1,3,4      As of 21 August 1903, Yee Yah Yit was also known as Ah Yit Yee.⁴
     As of 14 April 1914, Yee Yah Yit was also known as Yick Nuey Yee.²

     Yee Yet Yut Moy Jackson was born on 20 February 1926 at 404 West 3rd Street, Dayton, Montgomery, Ohio, USA; According to the birth certificate, signed by Dr. A.A. Smith, Yee Yet Yut Moy Jackson was born at 9:30 p.m.² Yee Yet Yut Moy Jackson was the daughter of Yee Jock Leong and Myrtle Mae Robinson.¹ Yee Yet Yut Moy Jackson died on 17 March 1926 at 404 West 3rd Street, Dayton, Montgomery, Ohio, USA, at age 0; According to the death certificate, signed by Dr. A.A. Smith on 18 March 1926, Yee Moy Jackson died of congenital hydrocephaly at 10 a.m.³      Yee Yet Yut Moy Jackson was buried on 18 March 1926 at Woodland Cemetery, Dayton, Montgomery, Ohio, USA.³

          Yee Yet Yut Moy Jackson lived in between 20 February 1926 and 17 March 1926 at 404 West 3rd Street, Dayton, Montgomery, Ohio, USA.^2,3
     As of between 20 February 1926 and 17 March 1926, Yee Yet Yut Moy Jackson was also known as Yee Yet Yut Moy Jackson.^1,2
     As of 17 March 1926, Yee Yet Yut Moy Jackson was also known as Yee Moy Jackson.⁴
     As of 17 March 1926, Yee Yet Yut Moy Jackson was also known as Yee Moy Jackson.³

     Kathleen Marie Yee is the daughter of Charles James Kassay and Yut Seul Yee.¹ Kathleen Marie Yee married George Marion Lawrence, son of George William Fulton Lawrence and Frances Marie Robinson, on 5 November 1960 at Chicopee Falls, Hampden, Massachusetts, USA.²

     Yut Seul Yee was born on 5 November 1920 at 404 West 3rd Street, Dayton, Montgomery, Ohio, USA; According to the birth certificate, signed by Dr. A.A. Smith on 11 Nov 1920, Yut Seul Yee was born at 6:30 p.m.² Yut Seul Yee was the daughter of Yee Jock Leong and Myrtle Mae Robinson.¹ Yut Seul Yee married Charles James Kassay, son of Elmer Kassay and Rhoda Anthony, circa 1958 at Whippany, Morris, New Jersey, USA.¹ Yut Seul Yee died on 12 June 1979 at Coopers Mills, Kennebec, Maine, USA, at age 58.¹
          Yut Seul Yee was also known as Jackson.
     Her married name was Kassay.
     Yut Seul Yee lived in between 5 November 1920 and 17 March 1926 at 404 West 3rd Street, Dayton, Montgomery, Ohio, USA.^2,3,4,5,6
     Yut Seul Yee lived in on 28 August 1936 at 318 West 3rd Street, Dayton, Montgomery, Ohio, USA.⁷
     Yut Seul Yee lived in on 4 December 1936 at 510 Jackson Street, Dayton, Montgomery, Ohio, USA.⁸
Yut Seul Yee was Yutseul Jackson played in the first violins of the Julienne Orchestra at the senior play, "It's a Ming." on 17 January 1937 at Julienne High School, Dayton, Montgomery, Ohio, USA.⁹      Yut Seul Yee lived in on 6 May 1942 at 9 Hartford Street, Dayton, Montgomery, Ohio, USA.¹⁰

     Christopher Youngs was born circa 1545 at Of Reyden, Suffolk, England. Christopher Youngs died on 14 July 1626 at Southwold, Norfolk, England.

     Martha Youngs was born before 1 July 1613 at Southwold, Norfolk, England. Martha Youngs was the daughter of Christopher Youngs and Margaret (?). Martha Youngs married Thomas More, son of Thomas More and Ann (?), before 11 July 1636 at Southwold, Norfolk, England. Martha Youngs died after 1671 at Probably Southold, Suffolk, New York, USA.
          Her married name was More.

     Maria Zadnik married Mija Marolt, son of Mathias Marolt, in 1826 at slovenia.¹

     Anne Mary Zallar is the daughter of Anton Andrew Zallar and Mary Elizabeth Urbas. Anne Mary Zallar married Roland 'Pete' Wolfer in 1948 at Ohio, USA.

     Anton Andrew Zallar was born on 1 January 1891 at Bled, Slovenia.¹ Anton Andrew Zallar was the son of Martin Zallar and Mary Zallar. Anton Andrew Zallar married Mary Elizabeth Urbas, daughter of Georg Urbas and Theresia Marolt, on 2 September 1912 at Cleveland, Cuyahoga, Ohio, USA.² Anton Andrew Zallar died on 22 November 1950 at Bedford, Cuyahoga, Ohio, USA, at age 59.¹      Anton Andrew Zallar was buried on 25 November 1950 at Calvary Cemetery, Cleveland, Cuyahoga, Ohio, USA.¹

     His Social Security Number was 284-07-8941.¹      Anton Andrew Zallar was a Wood Worker at B.L. Marble Chair Co..¹
     Anton Andrew Zallar was naturalized on 16 July 1943 at Cleveland, Cuyahoga, Ohio, USA.³

     Anton Andrew Zallar , Jr. was born in 1912 at Cleveland, Cuyahoga, Ohio, USA. Anton Andrew Zallar , Jr. was the son of Anton Andrew Zallar and Mary Elizabeth Urbas. Anton Andrew Zallar , Jr. died in 1912 at Cleveland, Cuyahoga, Ohio, USA.