Xu's migration history in Rizhao Haiqu?

The basic migration history of the Xu family in Haiqu before Yuan Dynasty is the family history of Xu Cun, Anhui Province, which was recorded by ancestors and Xu Cun, so I won't repeat it here. In order to avoid the Red Scarf Uprising, the first three brothers set out from Shexian County, Anhui Province around 1354 and moved to Mengqinggong, Haimen, Xushi, and then lived in Haizhou for a short time. In the early Ming Dynasty, the court forced the three brothers to separate.

Changfang and Erfang moved to Zhao Yi by boat from Haizhou (now Lianyungang) in the East China Sea. Sanfang was not married at this time and went to Qingkou, Ganyu. The first time in the early Ming dynasty: the long house is separated from the ditch; The second room can be separated by Zhongjiazhuang, which is Xujiayuan; Sanfang left Qingkou until Chenghua was four years old. During this period, due to the pursuit of pirates, many descendants of the three parties were killed and buried with the three ancestors of Qingkou. There are only three descendants left, that is, the sixth ancestor did not dare to move to live in the mouth of the south of the city, and the sixth ancestor did not dare to move to the old ancient nest in Junan and stay in Qingkou. Second banishment in the middle and late Ming Dynasty: It is found that during Hongzhi and Jiajing years of Ming Dynasty, the imperial court implemented the policy of banishment, perhaps incompletely, and Qin Long carried out a large-scale banishment in his early years. During this period, one of the five ancestors of Changfang lived in Xujiadianzi (now called Qiujiadianzi) in Wulian from 1505. After 1555, their descendants were scattered in the villages near the junction of Xujiadianzi and Wulian Zhucheng. Six generations lived from Shanggou to East Chentuan, Middle Chentuan (in front of the city) and West Chentuan, and one of them moved from Chen Tuan to Xujiazhuang, Wulian. One of the seven ancestors moved to Zhaocun, Zhigou Town, Zhucheng, and three people moved to Juxian County, living in Shuangdunpo, Xujiazhuang, Zhuang Yan and Yuejia Village. The ninth ancestor moved from Shanggou to Shangjiagou in Wulian with their three sons.

Qi Yuan, Cheng and Qiang, the five ancestors of Erzhai, were separated from Beijiao Town Village in Rizhao and Zhongjiazhuang Village in Yagou Village in Junan, respectively. Their descendants moved to Lianyungang in the late Ming Dynasty and separated from Xu 'an Village. The sixth ancestor lived near Xujiayuan, the eighth ancestor moved to Xujiapai Village in Junan, and the sixth ancestor moved to Feixian County (there was no Xujiaguan Village in Rizhao, so it was suspected that this branch had moved out, and a group of twelve brothers were found in Dalian), and the sixth ancestor moved to Taoluozhan. Six ancestors taboo Long Fu moved to Xujiagou (near today's long-distance station), six ancestors taboo Shilong moved to Xujiazhuang today Baiyun Village, six ancestors taboo Longwen moved to Daguanzhuang, six ancestors taboo Ruxiao, your brother and brother separated from Zhongjiazhuang in Jimei Village, Dachang Town, Jiaonan, and their descendants were scattered in Fengjiazhuang Village, Boli Town and JOE Village, Haiqing Town. The sixth ancestor was afraid of the descendants of Daolong, and the seventh ancestor was afraid of moving to Xujiaan and Zhao Ming County. Seven ancestors moved to Lingshanwei, and their descendants lived in Zhenggezhuang and Xiahecheng. Now his descendants basically live in Jiaonan Boli.

Three rooms and six ancestors lived in Qingkou, Ganyu, and their descendants moved to Ding Cun, JOE in the eighth, and their descendants lived in the villages around the village. Grandfather Liu's descendants were separated from Laoguwo in the villages of Landun, Huang Zhuang, JOE, Xujiatanjing and Meng Yan, JOE, and one of them moved from Xujiatanjing to Niu Shan Hou Village, Yicheng District, Zaozhuang. The second and third generations of the sixth ancestor moved to Zhucheng area (unknown today). The third large-scale expulsion in the middle and early Qing Dynasty: This expulsion took place from the tenth to the thirteenth, and the genealogy was basically recorded in detail, so I won't go into details. During this period, all subjects entered Beijing as officials, which is unknown now. During this period, all branches moved to the northeast, mainly Dalian and southern Liaoning. In Dalian, southern Liaoning, we found the descendants of the twelfth ancestor of Fannie and Freddie who were afraid of the country's important ministers and national colors, and the descendants of Xu Youdao and Xu Youan who still used genealogy (scholar, benevolence, family, spring, cheng, dong, etc.). ).

During the late Qing Dynasty and the Republic of China: during this period, a large number of branches migrated to the northeast, mainly distributed in the border areas of Heilongjiang and Kyrgyzstan and the first line of Changbai Mountain, such as Yanbian, Tonghua and Baishan in Jilin; Mishan, Dongning and Suifenhe areas in Heilongjiang; Among them, the number of people who moved out in the late Qing Dynasty was the third branch of the old branch of Christina, and almost half of the population moved out from Zhucheng (now Jiaonan). Since liberation, this period was mainly due to the construction of water conservancy in Shandong's hometown and the support for the construction of the northeast frontier. For example, Chen Tuan Village in the west of Rudong immigrated to Erlongshan Farm and Liqinde Farm in Heilongjiang.