Pukana Aloha is a beloved keepsake- for me being my family stories and genealogy. This blog is dedicated to Family History. I loved going with my dad as a child to talk story with our kupuna. Genealogy is such a blessing in my life. Besides serving as my research log, I'll share favorite tools, tips, sites, & things I learn.
Tuesday, February 25, 2014
Family Kim
My brother came up from Hawai'i for our younger sister's Senior college volleyball game. We were puzzling over what family friendly media we could watch and he suggested dramafever.org....Resulting in dozens of hours of watching Korean dramas. My daughter now has a new interest in this side of her family and is teaching herself Korean (she is in her 3rd year of Chinese, as her father is part Chinese.) My daughter has been reading voraciously about Korean culture and I read one of her books as we walked home and learned that the clan culture
when walking home, like the Navajos I hang out with, it used to be
illegal to marry into your family clan which created massive
repositories for GENEALOGY run by clan officials some dating back to AD
47. She then went into family search and found THIS https://familysearch.org/search/image/index#uri=https://familysearch.org/records/collection/1398522/waypoints and then this little helpful guide http://koreangenealogy.org/book/family-registries/family-records/
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