I saw this on FamilySearch earlier today – Finding her Chinese Family: Sannie Phaik San Lewis: https://www.familysearch.org/blog/en/chinese-family/.
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Ups Downs Family History 
Interesting. Am considering to study the Korean aspect of my grandchildren with mixed emotion. I’ve been given the paternal side with the instrucion that the maternal side becomes obscured. So, respect tradition, or not? Not easily decided, for sure.
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There’s a blogger I follow who is an American in South Korea. https://americankorea.blog/. They may have some insight or be able to put you in contact with somebody.
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Thanks so much! Very kind of you.
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You are welcome. I read or follow a lot of bloggers from different areas of the world although they tend to be in English as my only other languages are basic American Sign Language, Pig Latin, and a year of French.
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