Chuhichi Ebata

He was born on 5 January 1892. He was a millhand employed by Floyd Litchfield. His family includes Fujimatsu Ebata (father), Kiku Ebata (mother; nee Kiku Yamabayashi), Kinu Ebata (wife), Chuta Ebata (son), Mieko Ebata (daughter), Mitsuye Ebata (daughter), Tadao Ebata (son), Toshiko Ebata (daughter). He lived at 756 West 6th Avenue, Vancouver, BC. He was forcibly uprooted to Raymond, AB.

Metadata

Forename	Chuhichi
Surname	Ebata
Regularized Name	Chuhichi Ebata
Custodian Identification Number	11951
Nationality	Unknown
Residence (after uprooting)	Raymond, AB
Residence (before uprooting)	Vancouver

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11951: Chuhichi Ebata

Shared Surnames

Ebata

Name	See also
Bunzaemon Ebata
Chiyoko Ebata
Chugo Ebata
Chuhichi Ebata
Chuta Ebata
Eizo Ebata
G Ebata
Genei Ebata
Genya Ebata
Genya Ebata
Genya Ebata
Genya Ebata
Harumi Ebata
I Ebata
Ima Ebata
Ishimatsu Ebata
Ishimatsu Ebata
Izo Ebata
K C Ebata
Kimiye Ebata
Kinu Ebata
Kinu Ebata
Masukichi Ebata
Mieko Ebata
Motonobu Ebata
Naokichi Ebata
Ryota Ebata
S Ebata
Shigezo Ebata
Shio Ebata
Shizue Ebata
Shizuko Ebata
Sozaburo Ebata
Sukeo Ebata
Suteo Ebata
Suye Ebata
Taichiro Ebata
Tayo Ebata
Thomas Ebata
Toyokazu Ebata
Tsuta Ebata
Y Ebata
Y Ebata
Y Ebata
Yawo Ebata
Yoshokichi Ebata
Yosokichi Ebata
Yosokichi Ebata

Terminology

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