Kiyoo Onodera

He was born on 10 December 1899. He was a sawmill worker employed by Royston Sawmill Company Limited. His family includes Jiyu Onodera (mother; nee Jiyu Chiba), Teiji Onodera (father), Haru Saito (common-law wife; nee Haru Yoneda), Winnie Saito [also listed as Chieko Saito] (step-daughter), George Saito [also listed as Shoji Saito] (step-son), Victoria Saito [also listed as Yukiko Saito] (step-daughter), Mary Saito [also listed as Takako Saito] (step-daughter), and Irene Saito [also listed as Tomiko Saito] (step-daughter). Rural Route No. 1, Cumberland, BC is listed as a former address. He was forcibly uprooted to Raymond, AB.

Metadata

Forename	Kiyoo
Surname	Onodera
Regularized Name	Kiyoo Onodera
Custodian Identification Number	12365
Nationality	Japanese national
Residence (after uprooting)	Raymond, AB
Residence (before uprooting)	Cumberland

Collections

Custodian Case Files (1)

12365: Kiyoo Onodera

Shared Surnames

Onodera

Name	See also
Chonosuke Onodera
Chounosuke Onodera	小野寺長之助
Fukami Onodera
Genjiro Onodera
Genjiro Onodera
Hagi Onodera
Hajime Onodera
Kazuo Onodera
Kiyoo Onodera
Kiyoshi Onodera
Midori Onodera
Minomatsu Onodera
Minomatsu Onodera
T Onodera
Tomizo Onodera
Utako Onodera
Yochi Onodera

Terminology

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