An surname genealogy

The genealogy provided by Anjiawan, an clan in Nanyang, Henan Province is as follows:

As early as the Han Dynasty, settling down was already "grand". From the Han Dynasty to the present (referring to 1964), many people "live in various places in China, and some people travel abroad".

Niejiazhuang (now Meichang Town) is a native of Guangqing County, Shandong Province. In the early Ming Dynasty, my ancestors served as officials in Beijing and lived in Lizhuang (now tuanjie village) in Anci County after retirement.

During the Shunzhi period of the Qing Dynasty, an Anshi branch (Zigong) moved from Lizhuang to Shangpukou Village in Tianjin. An Jian is called the ancestor. An Jiansheng gave birth to five children, the eldest son moved to Majiakou (now Huang Zhuang Street), the second son kept local children, the third son moved to Gubeikou (now Zhangjiakou), and the fourth and fifth sons moved to Niejiazhuang.

Niejiazhuang settled down and moved to Niejiazhuang, Wuqing County during the Kangxi period. At that time, "the population was very prosperous and it has lived until now." An Pin (Yu Zhen) is the fourth son of An Jian, known as the second ancestor. An Pin has two sons, the eldest is a dragon, and the second is a phoenix.

Qi Long is the third ancestor, living in Niejiazhuang, and Qifeng returned to Shangpukou Village to keep his ancestors. Qi Long was buried in Ceng Zi (ancestral grave) in the northwest of Niejiazhuang. From the dragon, two children were born. The eldest son became himself and was the fourth ancestor. The second son is independent (word room). They gave birth to two children of their own, Rong 'an (Dehua) and An Gui (dictionary chief), and neither of them had children.

Rong An and An Gui are the fifth generation ancestors. They have five children together. They are the sixth generation ancestors. The sixth ancestor gave birth to seven people, making him the seventh ancestor. The seventh ancestor had 15 children and was the eighth ancestor. The eighth ancestor had 14 children and was the ninth ancestor. The information of the tenth ancestor is incomplete.

In An Weilie's generation, he was the eleventh ancestor. An Weilie has five brothers, namely Wei Lie (the eldest son) and Wei Lun, Quan Wei, Wei Han and Wei Jun. According to the book Wuqing Surname published by 1988, there are 89 people in Nie Zhuangzi's town.

Extended data:

An surname: An Weilie

An Weilie was born in 1898 and died in 1997. He is a doctor. He had been practicing medicine in Tianjin for 30 years before 1949. He worked hard all his life and moved with his family several times.

/kloc-in 0/962, the family moved to Wangqingtuo, and successively stayed in Shengli Street Happiness Hospital and Dongxi Street Branch Staff Dormitory. 1March, 970, the whole family moved back to Niejiazhuang. An Jia zu Xun is "learning agriculture, industry and commerce, learning shallowly is not an official."

Therefore, in modern times, An clan members, including An Weilie, have received family training and a good education, engaged in farming and commerce, and few are officials.

An Weilie likes buying books and reading books. "I save money and buy books when I have spare money." In addition, An Weilie is enthusiastic about public welfare and educating future generations, and has revised the genealogy four times, making contributions to carrying forward the family style, inheriting family training and educating future generations.

An also has officials. An Weilie's cousin, Ann Fan Wei, was born in the 23rd year of Guangxu in Qing Dynasty (1897). He studies in an industrial school in Tianjin. After graduation, I was employed by Tianjin Yuyuan Yarn Factory, in charge of power motor 13 years. After that, he should be sent to work in a machinery factory in Sichuan Province for five years.

After returning to China, he worked in Jixian Telephone Bureau and Tongxian Telephone Bureau successively, and served as the director of Tongxian Telephone Bureau. Interestingly, after retiring, Ann Fan Wei still returned to her hometown to farm, and used her expertise to help villagers build water conservancy projects and pump wells.

According to an family tree, in June 1964 1 1, "Niezhuang Village drilled a well and he went to help every day. 1 1 20th, the well was completed. On the 23rd, he went to help.

At eleven o'clock in the morning, he unexpectedly felt unwell. When he gets home, he intends to have a rest and then go to help. Unexpectedly, when he got home, he was already in a coma.

The family rushed to ask the doctor for treatment. When the doctor came, he was already dead. Less than an hour from illness to death, at the age of 68. "