That is what I would have put, if it were mine. "Annie" is plainly not
Chinese. My view is based on a Chinese girl's contribution to the
Melbourne "Sun's" children's pages many years ago. She said that
the two given names are NEVER used singly, always together. That
is the basis for my grouping. Shari has seen "Yee Wan" as the first
printed name and assumed it was a surname.
But I have no say.
Doug.
On Mon, 25 Mar 2019 20:12:24 +1000 "Dawn
Montgomery" <billyblue1802@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
On the other hand there are 49 entries in Ryerson with the surname
SOO, one of whom has a first name Yee.
On that basis, it may be SOO, Yee Wan Annie?
Dawn M
From: ryerson_index-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
[mailto:ryerson_index-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx] On Behalf Of Shari-Lei
McLean Sent: Monday, 25 March 2019 5:43 PM To:
ryerson_index@xxxxxxxxxxxxx Subject: [ryerson_index] Re: Help needed
I did a quick google search and it appears "YEE WAN" is often a
surname.
My guess would be "Soo" is the first name and "Annie" is known as.
YEE WAN, Soo (Annie)
But I may very well be incorrect.
Good luck!
Shari
On Mon, Mar 25, 2019 at 6:29 PM David and Sandra Bales
<sdbales@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Any suggestions as to what is the surname and what is the given name/
names?
There was no other matching item in the Ryerson Index ( that I could
find) nor was there any further notice in the two following issues in
a small weekly paper.
David
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