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Yan Shih Tung, eldest son of
forefather Yan Chao Chin, styled
Sheng Chui. He married lady Nan of
the Wu clan, which occupied a
mountainous ridge and pass known
as Wu Chi Ling (written as in the
map), Shan Chen village, Ching Pai
administrative unit, 19th capital,
Yung Chhun County.
His wife bore him four sons
and three daughters. The male off
springs were:-
1. Yan Lien Ching,
2. Yan Lien Pi,
3. Yan Ching Hui and lastly,
4. Yan Ching Ju.
The three girls were named
Yan Hsing Ying, Yan His Ying and
Yan Tien Ying of whom details of
their respective marriages were not
available.
Yan Chang Pai, third son of
forefather Yan Chao Chin, styled
Sheng Chieh.
He married lady Tsao of the
Chen clan who was the daughter of
Chen Teng Weng and former resident
of Feng Shan Tou hamlet, Min Kang
village, Chang An administrative
unit, 21st and 22nd capital, Yung
Chun County.
His wife bore him seven sons
and three daughters. The male off
springs were:-
1. Yan Ching Hsiang,
2. Yan Ching Chiang,
3. Yan Kun Wei,
4. Yan Ching Shan,
5. Yan Ching Shih, and twin
6. Yan Ching Hsiang, and lastly,
7. Yan Ching Chu.
The female issue were Yan
Chiang Ying, Yan Yin Ying and Yan
Mu Ying, but details of their
subsequent marriages were not
available.
Yan Chang Ya, fourth son of
forefather Yan Chao Chin, passed
away when he was very young.
Yan Wu Lung, fifth son of forefather
Yan Chao Chin, styled Sheng Fei. He
married lady Chuen of the Su clan
and she came from Yung Lung
hamlet but the name of the
administrative unit was not given.
She gave birth to three sons and they
were named:-
1. Yan Jui Feng,
2. Yan Jui I and
3. Yan Jui Chang respectively.
Yan Yuan Tao was the eldest son of
forefather Yan Chao Huo. His
deceased wife was from the Chen
clan and her former hometown was
Ku Shan hamlet, the actual location
of which was not mentioned. She
gave birth to five sons, one of whom
bore no name and two daughters.
The male issue were:-
1. Yan Tai Fu,
2. Yan Wen Jou,
3. Yan Shan His,
4. Yan Liu Shui and lastly,
5. the un-named son.
The female off springs, Yan Chin Lan
and Yan Tsao Niang, were married off
to the Cheng family, referred to as
the Shih Nei Hao branch, domiciled
at Tung Men hamlet, Shan Cheng
village, Ho Ping administrative unit,
15th capital, Yung Chun county.
Yan Yuan Lin, second son of
forefather Yan Chao Huo. On his
death he was succeeded by his