Re: Tracing roots of my Filipino-Chinese Last Name

Re: Tracing roots of my Filipino-Chinese Last Name


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Posted by Al Chinn (216.58.42.185) on October 26, 2005 at 23:55:25:

In Reply to: Tracing roots of my Filipino-Chinese Last Name posted by Joseph Ian Ongsiapco on October 23, 2005 at 23:41:48:

While I am unable to help you trace your Ongsiapco family roots, I can offer a little assistance with regards to your Chinese name. The "surname" Ongsiapco is actually an amalgamation of three separate entities, Ong, Siap, and Co. Ong is a Chinese surname which is a Hokkien (Fujian) pronuncaition for the surname Wang (king). Siap is a personal name; probably one of two (normally) given to your gf. Co is an add-on term of respect which means "older brother". So, you are really looking for your Ong roots which originated from Fujian Province. There is another well known Ong surname in the Philippines called Ongpin.



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