Kinichi Kuwabara

He was born on 1 June 1893. He was a sawmill hand employed by Sproat Lake Lumber Company Limited, Sproat Lake, BC. His family includes Katsuno Kuwabara (mother; nee Katsuno Doi), Tsuru Kuwabara (wife), Matsuyo Baba (step-daughter), Toshio Baba (step-son), Masao Baba (step-son), Kinuko Baba [possibly Kinuko Kuwabara] (step-daughter), and Stephen Baba (step-son). His home address is listed as Sproat Lake, BC. He was forcibly uprooted to Slocan, BC.

Metadata

Forename	Kinichi
Surname	Kuwabara
Regularized Name	Kinichi Kuwabara
Custodian Identification Number	6463
Nationality	Japanese national
Residence (after uprooting)	Slocan, BC
Residence (before uprooting)	Sproat Lake

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6463: Kinichi Kuwabara

Shared Surnames

Kuwabara

Name	See also
Chikamoto Kuwabara
Edward Kuwabara
Edward Kuwabara
Esther Kuwabara
H. Kuwabara
Kenneth Kuwabara
Kina Kuwabara
Kina Kuwabara
Kinichi Kuwabara
Kiyo Kuwabara
Masao Kuwabara
P. Kuwabara
Richard Kuwabara
S. Kuwabara
Sataro Kuwabara
Setsu Kuwabara
Shigeno Kuwabara
Shigeru Kuwabara
Shigeru Kuwabara
Shigeto Kuwabara
Tamie Kuwabara
Tamio Kuwabara
Tatsusaburo Kuwabara
Tatsusaburo Kuwabara
Thomas Kuwabara
Toshiro Kuwabara
Tsuru Kuwabara
Wilbert Kuwabara
Yasukazu Kuwabara

Terminology

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