I got a confirmation from Mr. Nam, the author, that Gifford's last name is "Cheesman" without an "e." Hmmm... if you know Ashley Cheeseman personally, it would be interesting to ask him. ;)
Hi George, I have no idea. I can ask Mr. Nam Sangso who submitted the article, but he's meticulous writer who is highly unlike to make such spelling mistake. He spelled Gifford's last name as "Cheesman" without an "e". But let me check with him. BTW, thank you for subscribing to Yongsan Legacy.
Do you think he was related to Ashley Cheeseman who lives in Korea now and is a chef and university professor?
I got a confirmation from Mr. Nam, the author, that Gifford's last name is "Cheesman" without an "e." Hmmm... if you know Ashley Cheeseman personally, it would be interesting to ask him. ;)
Thank you for the confirmation. I will contact Ashley and ask him about it. I know that sometimes spellings get changed through the years.
Hi George, I have no idea. I can ask Mr. Nam Sangso who submitted the article, but he's meticulous writer who is highly unlike to make such spelling mistake. He spelled Gifford's last name as "Cheesman" without an "e". But let me check with him. BTW, thank you for subscribing to Yongsan Legacy.