Chikara Kumagai

He was born on 01 May 1888. He was a self employed farmer and fisherman. His family includes Takino Kumagai (mother; nee Takino Sato), Chiuji Kumagai (father), Sato Kumagai (wife; nee Sato Sase), George Kumagai (son), Seiko Kumagai (son), Yoshiro Kumagai [possibly Yoshino Kumagai] (son), Shinjiro Kumagai [possibly Shensuro Kumagai] (son), Rei Kumagai [also listed as Reiko Kumagai] (daughter), Kenji Kumagai (son), Rentaro Kumagai (son). His home address is listed as Dyke Road, Richmond, BC. He was forcibly uprooted to Kaslo, BC.

Metadata

Forename	Chikara
Surname	Kumagai
Regularized Name	Chikara Kumagai
Custodian Identification Number	794
Nationality	Naturalized Canadian
Residence (after uprooting)	Kaslo, BC
Residence (before uprooting)	Richmond

Collections

Custodian Case Files (1)

794: Chikara Kumagai

Shared Surnames

Kumagai

Name	See also
Chikara Kumagai
Chikara Kumagai
Chiunosuke Kumagai
Genzo Kumagai
Genzo Kumagai
Haruko Kumagai
Hiroshi Kumagai
Hiroshi Kumagai
Hiroshi Kumagai
James Kumagai
Jinji Kumagai
Jiro Kumagai
Jiujiro Kumagai
Katsushi Kumagai
Katsushi Kumagai
Kiyoshi Kumagai
Lloyd Hiroshi Kumagai
Makio Kumagai
Mariko Kumagai
Masako Kumagai
Misa Kumagai
Natsuko Kumagai
Natsuko Kumagai
Noe Kumagai
Ryuichi Kumagai
Sakae Kumagai
Sato Kumagai
Shitsue Kumagai
Shizu Kumagai
Soichiro Kumagai
Sueji Kumagai
Tadashi Kumagai
Takeshi Kumagai
Takeshi Kumagai
Tokuye Kumagai
Toshiko Kumagai

Terminology

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