Anna and General Chennault celebrating Christmas with friends in 1954.

Anna and General Chennault celebrating Christmas with friends in 1954.

Crumpled photograph of a man sitting on a street corner. Buildings and cars on the street can be seen behind him.

Three children outside a brick building. The smallest, Ernie Quon, sits in a wicker chair. Davis Quon stands on the right, leaning on the chair, and standing tall is Frank Quon.

Woman leaning out of car window, small boy standing on car step.

Detail of debossed seal on Quan Ying Lung's document applicant for admission as lawful wife

Detail of debossed seals on Quan Ying Lung's document applicant for admission as lawful wife

Photograph of Quan Ying Lung, Howard Quon's father, used in affidavit admitting him as the lawful husband of Jeong Shee Quon.

Photograph of Jeong Shee, Howard Quon's mother, used in affidavit admitting her as the lawful wife of Quan Ying Lung.

Envelope with Chinese writing

Jeong Shee, applicant for admission as lawful wife of a domiciled Chinese merchant. - upper right: Received October 7, 1927, Immigration Service, Los Angeles, California middle: Exempt status of affiant Quan Ying Lung conceded this date on basis of _______ thereof submitted. Ed L. _______ opp Acting Commissioner of Immigration Port of San Francisco, California. Date - October 5, 1927 bottom left: 15 day of June 1927, W.S. Brasher Notary Public.

Jeong Shee, applicant for admission as lawful wife of a domiciled Chinese merchant. - upper right: Received October 7, 1927, Immigration Service, Los Angeles, California middle: Exempt status of affiant Quan Ying Lung conceded this date on basis of _______ thereof submitted. Ed L. _______ opp Acting Commissioner of Immigration Port of San Francisco, California. Date - October 5, 1927 bottom left: 15 day of June 1927, W.S. Brasher Notary Public.

Howard Quon's birth certificate.

Certification form for Howard Quon's birth certificate from the City of Los Angeles Department of Health Division of Vital Statistics.

Nelson Moy and Chester Quon sharing a toast during wedding.

Ernie, Howard, Bill, and Frank Quon all eating from small cup and posing with an unnamed man.

Long Wah "Wah Suk" Quon and his nephews (left to right), Howard, Bill, Frank, and Ernie in front of a 1934 Packard and Old Pico House

Long Wah "Wah Suk" Quon and his nephews (left to right: Howard, Bill, Frank, and Ernie) stand in the street in front of a 1934 Packard and Old Pico House

Yuen Lung Quon sits in a rattan chair holding his son Howard in his arms. They are in front of a brick building in Sanchez Alley.

Howard Quon as a toddler standing and crying in front of a brick building in Sanchez Alley.

Lana Jung Quon sits on a wicker chair with her baby son Ernest in her lap. They are in front of a brick building in Sanchez Alley.

The five Quon boys (left to right: Bill, Hugh, Howard, Ernie, and Frank) with their great uncle standing in a doorway at 407 North Los Angeles Street.

Ernie Quon sits in a rattan baby stroller near a brick building.

The five Quon brothers, Hugh, Frank, Bill, Howard and Ernest, sit in the park in Los Angeles Plaza behind some benches. Several men sitting on the benches as well as a passerby look also into the camera.

David, Margaret, and Ida Quon, with baby brother at Tai Wo (Hong?), herb shop also known as "Firehouse", 425 N. Los Angeles Street