CHAPTER 19. My Extended Families: A Milestone Genealogy of DNA Ancestries

I thought I should add my family genealogy into this memoir book so that I could have a manuscript in future on record.  Since anything written and documented, it seemed to be preserved in the library after publications. It took me tons of correcting hours, and days.  I first heard my genealogy of DNA Ancestries, but this was not easier said rather than done to remember every step of DNA Ancestries. I think my DNA Ancestry once began with great grandfather, Mr. Aguer from Dinka-Ngok origin heritage in South Sudan in Africa adjacent to Garden of Eden in the horn of Africa. And as our DNA genealogy goes, our second late great grandparents, Mr. Jok Ajur Kibai Ater Mabior, and Mrs. Nyanchirin Bior Ajang Aguer, whose heritage origin stemmed from Dinka-Hol people of Dinka ethnic groups in Duk County, Jonglei State in South Sudan. I will leave aside my biological father, Mr. Wuor Deng Jok, and his 3rd wife, Mrs. Achol Anhon Dau’s family origin, but I should jump to talk about my mother, Mrs. Nyanluak Mabil Awer, and Mr. Garang Akoi Bol from Nyuak Payam district, Twic East County, Jonglei State in South Sudan. She was born to my late grandparents, Mr. Mabil Awer Adeer Deng, and Mrs. Nyandeng Kongor Anyiany from Dacuek section clans of Nyuak Payam districts in Twic East County, Jonglei State in South Sudan in East Africa.

I know that it does not matter, where you come from here in the United States, but in some culture, it is always worth knowing your DNA genealogy of heritage origin like in Judeo-Christianity Bible.  And it is good to know where your extended family originated so that you can pass it along to your children through Oral History telling of Fortune Cookies. I thought about knowing my parents’ genealogy heritage origin. However, I did not think that it is worth knowing. As the Christians, I believe it is worth preserving my DNA Ancestry Origin from East Africa.

My extended Family origin, I believe it started from our first Dinka-Ngok heritage origin in Africa. And therefore, it has gone up by picking it up somewhere in the middle, where it denoted my late great grandparents, Mr. Jok Ajur Kibai Ater Mabior, and Mrs. Nyanchirin Bior Ajang Aguer, whose their DNA heritage origin come from Dinka-Hol people of Duk County in South Sudan in Africa. I think my biological father, Mr. Wuor Deng Jok and Mrs. Achol Anhon Dau might have likely told me that we once migrated from Africa. Our late great grandparents, Mr. Jok Ajur Kibai Ater Mabior, and Mrs. Nyanchirin Bior Ajang Aguer are said to migrate to Kongor area in Africa, where they both fell in love and married. Mr. Jok Ajur Kibai Ater Mabior married a daughter of Mr. Bior-kweigak Ajang Aguer from Kongor Payam districts’ people in Africa. He did not forget, where he came from, but he deliberately made a decision to stay with Kongor people of today Twic East County, Jonglei State in South Sudan. He was closest friend to, Mr. Duot Bior Ajang Aguer, who is stepbrother to his wife, Mrs. Nyanchirin Bior Ajang Aguer. Of course, this is not a far reaching migration. They were once migrated from Ajuong Payam district in Twic East County in South Sudan, where they diverged to Duk County in South Sudan in Africa. He came with tons of cattle wealth, especially livestocks to which he generated for his own. In turn, he passed on his cattle wealth to our late great grandparents, Mr. Bior-kweigak Ajang Aguer, and Mrs. Kot Mayen in Africa. He combined his two heritage origins of intermarriaged with Dinka-Ngok Ethnic groups of Lual Yak people in the village of Dongol in Upper Nile State in South Sudan in Africa. He thought some culture might have had extinct, or faded away in memory if they were not written in the book. When you intermarriage, you have to exchange your spouse with bridewealth dowry. This technically become a wealth sharing with the family of bride. Our late great grandparents, Mr. Jok Ajur Kibai Ater Mabior, and Mrs. Nyanchirin Bior Ajang Aguer’s monumental intentions was more than intermarrying, but they have had lived a good live in this explanatory of Earth. They thought they should start a new beginning in the new land with people of Dinka-Kongor Ethnic groups’ our extended lineages. especially people of pan-Bior Ajang Aguer section clans,  where my late great grandparents’ brother-in-law, Mr. Bul Bior-kweigak Ajang Aguer, and Mrs. Apajok Ajang had step siblings from three households of Mrs. Adau Lual household, Mrs. Kot Mayen household, and Mrs. Akuach Chol household.

Ngok People’s Origin

Aguerdit

He was assassinated by his Dinka-Ngok Ethnic groups’ people. His wife had to escape with a son, Mr. Deng-adong for Twic East County, Jonglei State in South Sudan.

Aguerdit’s wife

Akichyoi

She once escaped with her son after her late husband, Mr. Aguerdit, who was assassinated by Dinka-Ngok Ethnic groups’ people of Lual Yak sections in the village of Dongol in South Sudan. And she migrated for Twic East County in South Sudan, but she was warmly accommodated in the today Pageer village of Kongor Payam districts’ people.

Aguerdit wife, and  Children

Deng-’Adong’ Aguerdit

Wife---no detail, yet

Children

Aguer-’Ngenjok” Deng Aguerdit

He today has a burial tomb in the village/Town of Panyagor in South Sudan. After his consent, He was stoned to death with cattle cows dungs.  And yet, village/Town of Panyagor is today claimed bv Ayual section clans’ people of village/Town of Wangulei in Twic East County in South Sudan.

Wife---no details, yet

Children

1. Ayuen     2) Akuol-Makony   3) Ajang-ameermach   4) Ayii  5) Awuou  6) Achalei

Ajang-’Ameermach” Aguer-’Ngenjok’

Two Wives

1. Alek Athor                     2)  Abul Kok from Awulian section clans of Nyuak Payam district

Children

1. Bior-’Tongkeer’                                   2)   Atem-’Thiolech’

Wife

Awak Nguot Agui from Ayual sectarian clans of Nyuak Payam district

Children

1. Aguer-’Mathon’ Bior-’Tongkeer’      2) Reech Bior-’Tongkeer’              3) Aguek Bior-’Tongkeer’

Wife

Aguet Yak Arol Kachol from Dacuek sectarian clans of Nyuak Payam district

Children

1) Ajang Aguer-mathon 2) Deng Aguer-mathon 3) Bior-kweigak Aguer-mathon 4) Reech Aguer-mathon

Bior-’kweigak’ Aguer-’Mathon’

Three Wives

1. Adau Lual       2) Kot Mayen          3) Akuach Chol from Dinka-Ngok people of today Abyei territory

Adau Lual ‘s Household Children

1. Duot Bior-’kweigak’                              2) Aguer-’Anyarpiei’ Bior-kweigak

Kot Mayen’s Household Children

1. Achirin Bior-’kweigak’          2) Bul Bior-’kweigak’

Akuach Chol’s Household Children

She did not divorced with our great grandfather, Mr. Bior-’kweigak’. And subsequently she sought a child from Awan Athuoi whilst she remained in Marriage motions.

1. Deng-’Aliau’ Bior-’kweigak’    2) Kuir-’Ngaarial’ Bior-’kweigak’

Kot Mayen’s Household

Nyanchirin Bior-’kweigak’ Ajang Aguer

Husband

Jok Ajur Kibai Ater

Children

1. Deng Jok Ajur  Kibai 2) Bior Jok Ajur Kibai 3) Aluk Jok Ajur  Kibai4) Abuk Jok Ajur  Kibai 5) Aluong Jok Ajur Kibai, and  6) Adit Jok  Ajur Kibai

Bul Bior-kweigak Ajang Aguer

Two Wives

1. Alek Jurkuch from Ayual sectarian clans of Nyuak Payam district   2) Apajok Ajang from Palek sectarian clans of Kongor Payam district

First wife Apajok Ajang from Palek sectarian clans of Kongor Payam district

First Wife Mrs.Apajok Ajang and her Children

1. Garangthii Bul Bior-kweigak   2) Bior-Magarthith Bul Bior-kweigak

Second Wife Mrs. Alek Jurkuch and her Children

1. Bior-Bieerial Bul Bior-Kweigak 2) Aguer Bul Bior-kweigak 3) Deng-Achuek Bul Bior-Kweigak 4) Manyang Bul Bior-kweigak