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대구 서씨(大丘 徐氏) — Regarded as one line of the Seo clan whose ancestral seat is Daegu.

Population — approx. 97,866 (2015 Census, Statistics Korea)

About the 대구 서씨 clan

Regarded as one line of the Seo clan whose ancestral seat is Daegu. In the 2015 Census the 대구 서씨 clan numbered about 97,866 people, one of Korea's major surnames and clans. Even among people surnamed 서, a different clan seat (bon-gwan, 대구) means a different lineage. New to these terms? See the bon-gwan, pa & hangnyeol guide.

Main branches (派)

Said to be divided into several branches such as the Gamchal-gong branch, Saga-gong branch, Chunheon-gong branch, and Chungnyeol-gong branch.

Branch divisions vary by lineage and jokbo; confirm your own branch in your family's records.

Notable figures

Seo Geo-jeong, Philip Jaisohn(Seo Jae-pil)

Tap a name for the full profile (life, career, grave, descendants).

대구 서씨 — Independence patriots

대구 서씨 figures recognized as independence patriots (National Independence Hall / Gonghun public data). Tap a name for the citation.

서병호 (1885~1972)Independence patriot · Provisional Government · Patriotic Medal (Aegukjang, 1990)

How to build your 대구 서씨 tree

  1. Start with yourself — sign in to get your own tree. Enter your name, birth year and clan seat (대구).
  2. Add older generations — add parents and grandparents. For accuracy see tracing ancestors with jejeok records (usually to about 5 generations).
  3. Link siblings & children — sort by generational name (hangnyeol) to see each generation at a glance.
  4. Export & share — save the finished tree as a PDF and invite family to manage it together.
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Related reading

How to draw a family tree freeStep-by-step online genealogy Bon-gwan, pa & hangnyeol explainedMeanings and how generations sort

대구 서씨 clan association

The 대구 서씨 clan association can be found in the Korean E-Jokbo Library clan-association directory.

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