I think what Squeeky means is the name doesn't sound "Chinese" (i.e., Mandarin), because in Mandarin syllables never close with "m" or "k". To my ear, it sounds Cantonese (and perhaps Wong himself was a Cantonese speaker). At that historical juncture Cantonese names were commonly used in the West -- e.g., "Peking" for "Beijing".
Furthermore, you're insulting the poster in question's intelligence by speaking for them as if they're incapable of explaining themselves.
Thank you!!! And no, the name did not sound Chinese. But I read the case AGAIN, and it was his name. There is some other stuff I ran across where he went to China and then tried come back and they didn’t want to let him back in to the county, which is why there are TWO Wong Kim Ark cases, so you have to be careful which one you read. The wrong one is pretty short.