Kuemon Idenouye

He was born on 10 April 1886. He was a millworker. His family includes Matsu Idenouye (mother; nee Matsu Tauchi), Matsujiro Idenouye (father), Hanako Idenouye (wife; nee Hanako Ishimitsu), Nobuye Idenouye (son), Yoshio Idenouye (son), Noboru Idenouye (son), Akira Idenouye (son), Kikuye Idenouye (daughter), Chieko Idenouye (daughter), Masao Idenouye (son), Minoru Idenouye (son), Yoshiko Idenouye (daughter), and Aiko Idenouye (daughter). His home address is listed as Woodfibre, BC.He was forcibly uprooted to Kaslo, BC.

Metadata

Forename	Kuemon
Surname	Idenouye
Regularized Name	Kuemon Idenouye
Custodian Identification Number	13721
Nationality	Japanese national
Residence (after uprooting)	Kaslo, BC
Residence (before uprooting)	Woodfibre

Collections

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13721: Kuemon Idenouye

Shared Surnames

Idenouye

Name	See also
Akira Idenouye
Hanako Idenouye
Hideo Idenouye
Ichiro Idenouye
Kikuye Idenouye
Kuemon Idenouye
Noboru Idenouye
Nobuye Idenouye
Tokiko Idenouye
Yone Idenouye
Yoshio Idenouye

Terminology

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