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Chew Sam in The daily morning Astorian. - May 19 1893
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Chew Sam in The Boston Globe - Jan 16 1888
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Chew Sam in The Saint Paul globe. - Apr 17 1902
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Chew Sam in The Seattle star. - Mar 5 1917
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Chew Sam, 1901 - 1978
Geni World Family TreeKing Chew Sam, 1901 - 1978
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Chew Sam, born Circa 1879
Seattle, Washington Passenger Lists, 1890-1957
Chew Wing Sam, born Circa 1885
Seattle, Washington Passenger Lists, 1890-1957
Chew Sam, born Circa 1901
Seattle, Washington Passenger Lists, 1890-1957Chew Sam, Circa 1856 - 1917
Washington, Death Certificates, 1907-1960
Chew Sam, born 1873
U.S. Social Security Applications and Claims, 1936-2007
Chew Y Sam, born 1914
U.S. Social Security Applications and Claims, 1936-2007Enter a few names and MyHeritage will build your family tree and deliver new insights about Chew Sam
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The first name Chew has its origins in Chinese culture, where it is often associated with the surname "Zhou" (周), which can also be transliterated as "Chew" in certain dialects. The name Zhou means "circumference" or "to go around," and historically, it is linked to the Zhou dynasty, one of the most significant dynasties in Chinese history, known for its advancements in philosophy, governance, and culture. The name Chew, while less common as a first name, may also be used in various Chinese-speaking communities, where it can symbolize qualities such as wisdom and leadership, reflecting the characteristics of those who initially bore it. Variations of the name can be found in different cultures, with "Zhou" being the most prevalent in Mandarin, while in Cantonese, it may be pronounced as "Chau." Additionally, the name may appear in different forms across various regions, adapting to local languages and dialects, but it generally retains its connection to Chinese heritage and history.
The last name "Sam" has diverse origins and meanings, primarily associated with Hebrew roots, where it is derived from the name "Shem," meaning "name" or "renown." It is often linked to the biblical figure Shem, one of Noah's sons, which gives it significant historical and cultural weight, particularly in Jewish communities. The surname can also be found in various forms across different cultures, such as "Samuels" or "Sampson," which may denote "son of Samuel" or "son of Sampson," respectively, indicating a patronymic lineage. Geographically, the name has appeared in regions with Jewish populations, as well as in English-speaking countries where it has been adopted and adapted over time. Variations of the surname can include "Samuels" in English contexts and "Sami" in Arabic-speaking regions, reflecting both linguistic and cultural adaptations. While the name "Sam" itself is often used as a diminutive or nickname, its historical significance and variations highlight its enduring presence across different societies.
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