Sozo Mochizuki

He was born on 20 November 1898. He was a farmer. His family includes Soyo Mochizuki (mother; nee Soyo Hara), Yonetaro Mochizuki (father), Gen Mochizuki [possibly Gein Mochizuki] (wife; nee Gen Ohashi or Gein Ohashi), Yasuko Mochizuki (daughter), Shozo Mochizuki (son), Sachia Mochizuki (daughter), Susumu Mochizuki (son), Kiyoshi Mochizuki (son), Rieko Mochizuki (daughter), and Misako Mochizuki (daughter). His home address is listed as 21st Avenue, Whonnock, Haney, BC. He was forcibly uprooted to Larsen Farm, Kamloops, BC.

Metadata

Forename	Sozo
Surname	Mochizuki
Regularized Name	Sozo Mochizuki
Custodian Identification Number	6984
Nationality	Japanese national
Residence (after uprooting)	Kamloops, BC
Residence (before uprooting)	Haney

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6984: Sozo Mochizuki

Shared Surnames

Mochizuki

Name	See also
Mochizuki
Mochizuki
Charles Mochizuki
Charlie Mochizuki
Charlie Mochizuki
Cho Mochizuki
Cho Mochizuki
Fujio Mochizuki
Fumiye Mochizuki
Gen Mochizuki
Isokichi Mochizuki	望月磯吉
K Mochizuki
Kametaro Mochizuki
Kametaro Mochizuki
Kametaro Mochizuki
Kametarou Mochizuki	望月龜太郞
Kikuye or Kikue Mochizuki
Kin Mochizuki
Kow Mochizuki
Mansaku Mochizuki
Mansaku Mochizuki	望月萬作
Masao Mochizuki
Nisa Mochizuki
Nisa Mochizuki
Nobu Mochizuki
Sachiye or Sachie Mochizuki
Shokichi Mochizuki
Sozo Mochizuki
Sozo Mochizuki
Sozo Mochizuki
Tajiro Mochizuki
Tami Mochizuki
Tomiro Mochizuki
Yasuko Mochizuki
Yasuko Mochizuki

Terminology

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