nnm_f557_volume_s1689_file_f79
Description
Title Proper | Japanese Assignments 9th Sept [Deportation Claimants] |
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General material designation |
From this file, LOI has digitized a textual record.
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Scope and content |
File consists of release forms, exhonerating Campbell, Brazier, Fisher and McMaster
Barristers and Solicitors from being sued by Japanese claimants represented by the
firm. Accompanying the release forms are forms consisting of biographical information
pertaining to the claimants, and a series of questions including the reasons why the
claimants were renouncing their deportation.
Clients include:
Asataro Yoshida – Chase, B.C. – Masu (wife), daughters Midori, Miyuki, Msato
Masu Yoshida – Chase, B.C. – Asataro (husband), daughtsMidori, Miyuki, son Masato
Kanichiro Yoshida – New Denver – Yoshi (wife), Etsuyo, Sumiyo, Koya, Makio, Teruyo,
Shiro (children)
Yoshie Yoshida – New Denver – Kanichiro (husband) Etsuyo, Sumiyo, Koya, Makio, Teruyo,
Shiro (children)
Takea Akasaka – Winnipeg – (wife in Japan)
Kanichi Furumoto – London, ON – Fusayo (wife), one daughter, one son
Fusayo Furamoto – London, ON – Kanichi (husband) one daughter, one son
Misue Horiguchi – Nelson – Gasaburo (husband), children – Bonpei, Mie, Seiji
Jinjuro Hara – New Denver
Kiyoto Honda – Hamilton - Masako (wife), children Satsuko, Robert Masato, Irene Fumiko,
Miyoko, Koji
Masako Honda – Tashme – Miyoto (husband), children Satsuko, Robert Masato, Irene Fumiko,
Miyoko, Koji
Masako Honda – Hamilton
Mitsugu Ikeda – Tulsmeen – (wife) Momoye, (children) Takako, Emiko, Isawo, Satoru
Momoye Ikeda – Tulsmeen – (husband) Mitsugu, (children) Takako, Emiko, Isawo, Satoru
Yoshizo Irizawa – Hamilton – (wife) Ayako, (children) Sanaye, Kazuo
Ayako Irazawa- Hamilton – (husband) Yoshizo, (children) Sanaye, Kazuo
Sawaichi Irizawa – Kamloops – (wife) Irizawa Shizuka, (foster daughter) Yamashita
Tamayo, (children) Masaaki, Kuniko, Haruko, Sachiko
Shizuki Irizawa – Kamloops – (husband) Sawaichi Irizawa, (foster daughter) Yamashita
Tamayo, (children) Masaaki, Kuniko, Haruko, Sachiko
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Name of creator |
R.J. McMaster
was a committee member of the Co-operative Committee on Japanese Canadians, while
he was employed as an attorney for Campbell, Brazier, Fisher and McMaster Barristers
and Solicitors law firm (now Davis & Co.) in Vancouver, BC
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Immediate source of acquisition |
The digital copies of the records were acquired by the Landscapes of Injustice Research
Collective between 2014 and 2018.
This record was digitized in full.
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Terminology
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