Hana Hamade

She was born on 14 November 1899. She was a confectionery storekeeper who operated Star Confectionery, 2700 Commercial Drive, Vancouver, BC. Her family includes Yugaki Ito (mother), Matsunosuke Hamade (husband), Isao Hamade (son), Yoshio Hamade (son), Mitsuo Hamade (son), Kiyoko Hamade (daughter), Mariko Hamade (daughter), Asako Hamade (daughter), Yukio Hamade (son), Matsuko Hamade [also listed as Matsuo Hamade] (daughter) and Ronald Hamade (son). Her home address is listed as 2700 Commercial Drive, Vancouver, BC. She was forcibly uprooted to Slocan Extension, BC.

Metadata

Forename	Hana
Surname	Hamade
Regularized Name	Hana Hamade
Custodian Identification Number	10463
Nationality	Japanese national
Residence (after uprooting)	Slocan Extension, BC
Residence (before uprooting)	Vancouver

Collections

Custodian Case Files (1)

10463: Hana Hamade

Shared Surnames

Hamade

Name	See also
Ayako Hamade
Bunichi Hamade
Bunichi Hamade
Emiko Hamade
Hana Hamade
Harry Hamade
Hiro Hamade	濱出博
Hiroshi Hamade
Ichiji Hamade	濱出一二
Ichiji Hamade
Isao Hamade
Itsuji Hamade Itsuji Hamade
Itsuji Hamade
Iwaye Hamade
Kiyoko Hamade
Kiyoko Hamade
Matsunosuke Hamade
Mitsugi Hamade
Mitsuo Hamade
Risuke Hamade
Sakie Tanaka	Sakie Tanaka
Sumiyo Hamade
Taki Hamade
Toki Hamade
Tokuno Hamade
Tokuno Hamade
Tomekichi Hamade
Tomekichi Hamade
Tomeno Hamade
Toyo Hamade	Toyo Hamade
Toyo Hamade
Unosuke Hamade
Unosuke Hamade	濱出宇之助
Unosuke Hamade
Unosuke Hamade
Y Hamade
Yasutarou Hamade	濱出保太郞
Yoshigoro Hamade
Yoshigoro Hamade
Yoshio Hamade

Terminology

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