Chino Furuya

Furuya was born on 3 February 1892. Her occupation is listed as housewife. Her family includes Tomegoro Furuya (husband), Takeo Furuya (son), Minoru Furuya (son), Sadako Furuya (daughter), Fusae Furuya (daughter), Misao Furuya (daughter), and Isamu Furuya (son). Her home address is listed as House No. 36, Phoenix Cannery, Steveston, BC. This was a four room house she shared with her husband and children. She was forcibly uprooted to Slocan, BC. Her listed seized property includes household belongings.

Metadata

Forename	Chino
Surname	Furuya
Regularized Name	Chino Furuya
Custodian Identification Number	1313
Nationality	Naturalized Canadian
Residence (after uprooting)	Slocan, BC
Residence (before uprooting)	Steveston

Collections

Custodian Case Files (1)

1313: Chino Furuya

Shared Surnames

Furuya

Name	See also
Akiyoshi Furuya
Asa Furuya
Chino Furuya
Fusae Furuya
Hamakichi Furuya
Hanjiro Furuya
Hanjirou Furuya	古谷半次郞
Issaku Furuya
Lucille Furuya
M Furuya
M Furuya
Minoru Furuya
Minoru Furuya
Misao Furuya
Mrs A Furuya
Sadako Furuya
Seyiro or Seijiro Furuya
Stanley Furuya
Takeo Furuya
Takeo Furuya	古谷武雄
Takeo Furuya
Takeo Furuya
Takeru Furuya
Tomegoro Furuya
Tomegoro Furuya
Tomegoro Furuya
Tomegoro Furuya
Tomegorou Furuya	古屋留五郞
Tomogoro Furuya
Toru Furuya

Terminology

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