Sadakichi Arai

He was born on 1 February 1887. He was a farmer. His family includes Sada Arai (mother; nee Sada Muramoto), Sataro Arai (father), Yukie Arai (wife; nee Yuki Hirayama), Hiroyuki Arai (son), Teiko Arai [also listed as Patricia Arai] (daughter), Kimimichi Arai [also listed as Douglas Arai] (son), Junko Arai [also listed as Marjorie Arai] (daughter), Kazuhiko Arai [also listed as Thomas Arai] (son), Keiko Arai (daughter), Machie Arai (daughter), and Miwako Arai (daughter). His home address is listed as 399 Scott Road, Rural Route No. 1, New Westminster, BC. He was forcibly uprooted to Kaslo, BC.

Metadata

Forename	Sadakichi
Surname	Arai
Regularized Name	Sadakichi Arai
Custodian Identification Number	7180
Nationality	Japanese national
Residence (after uprooting)	Kaslo, BC
Residence (before uprooting)	New Westminster

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7180: Sadakichi Arai

Shared Surnames

Arai

Name	See also
Tokajiro Arai
Fumiko Arai
Hideko Arai
Junko Arai
K. Arai
K. Arai
Kan Arai
Kazuhiko Arai
Kimimichi Arai
Kozo Arai
Kozo Arai
Masanobu Arai
Mozaemon Arai
Mrs K Arai
Mrs. A K Arai
Sadakichi Arai
Sumie Arai
T Arai
Teiko Arai
Tokujiro Arai
Tokujirou Arai	新井德次郞
Tomeko Arai
Tukujiro Arai
Yoshio Arai
Yu Arai
Yuki Arai
Yukie Arai
Yukiko Arai

Terminology

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