Jitsuzo Koyanagi

Jitsuzo Koyanagi

He was born on 24 April 1867. His home address is listed as 203 Powell Street, Vancouver, BC. He was forcibly uprooted to Slocan, BC and Hamilton, ON.

Metadata

ForenameJitsuzo
SurnameKoyanagi
Regularized NameJitsuzo Koyanagi
Custodian Identification Number3611
NationalityNaturalized Canadian
Residence (after uprooting)Slocan, BC
Residence (after uprooting)Hamilton, ON
Residence (before uprooting)Vancouver

Collections

Custodian Case Files (1)

Shared Surnames

Koyanagi
NameSee also
Koyanagi
Chomatsu Koyanagi
Chomatsu Koyanagi
Chuzo Koyanagi
Fumiko Koyanagi
Haru Koyanagi
Haru Koyanagi
Hatsue Koyanagi
Hiroshi Koyanagi
Hiroyuki Koyanagi
Hiroyuki Koyanagi
Hisako Koyanagi
Hisashi Koyanagi
Ichiro Koyanagi
Ino Koyanagi
Isae Koyanagi
Isao Koyanagi
Iwao Koyanagi
Iwao Koyanagi
Iwao Koyanagi
Jitsuzo Koyanagi
Jun Koyanagi
Kankichi Koyanagi
Katsuyo Koyanagi
Kazue Koyanagi
Kazuye Koyanagi
Ken Koyanagi
Kikugi Koyanagi
Kinuko Koyanagi
Kisa Koyanagi
Kitoshi Koyanagi
Kiyoichi Koyanagi
Kiyoshi Koyanagi
Koichi Koyanagi
Koichi Koyanagi
Koto Koyanagi
Kuichi Koyanagi
Kusuo Koyanagi
Kyuushuuo Koyanagi
Masa Koyanagi
Masa Koyanagi
Masako Koyanagi
Masami Koyanagi
Masaru Koyanagi
Masuo Koyanagi
Matashiro Koyanagi
Matashiro Koyanagi
Misao Koyanagi
Miss M Koyanagi
Mitsuo Koyanagi
Mitsuo Koyanagi
Mitsuo Koyanagi
Mitsuru Koyanagi
Namie Koyanagi
Namiko Koyanagi
Otohachi Koyanagi
Otohachi Koyanagi
Otohachi Koyanagi
Ryushin Koyanagi
Ryushin Koyanagi
Saichiro Koyanagi
Saichirou Koyanagi
Saitiro Koyanagi
Sakumatsu Koyanagi
Sakumatsu Koyanagi
Satoru Koyanagi
Setsuko Koyanagi
Shintaro Koyanagi
Shintarou Koyanagi
Shio Koyanagi
Shizu Koyanagi
Sueko Koyanagi
Sumi Koyanagi
Tadashi Koyanagi
Tadatoshi Koyanagi
Tadatoshi Koyanagi
Taki Koyanagi
Tamae Koyanagi
Toru Koyanagi
Toru Koyanagi
Toshitsugu Koyanagi
Toyohisa Koyanagi
Tsugie Koyanagi
Tsuneko Koyanagi
Tsuru Koyanagi
Tsuruye Koyanagi
Tsuyuko Koyanagi
Wakano Koyanagi
Wataru Koyanagi
Watashiro Koyanagi
Yuki Koyanagi
Yukie Koyanagi
Yukio Koyanagi
Yukio Koyanagi
Yukio Koyanagi

Terminology

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