Yaichi Oye

He was born on 3 October 1879. His family includes Iyo Oye (wife; nee Iyo Hashimoto; in Japan), Masako Oye (daughter; in Japan), and Yasue Oye (daughter; in Japan). His home address is listed as P.O. Box 28, Steveston, BC. He was forcibly uprooted to Greenwood, BC.

Metadata

Forename	Yaichi
Surname	Oye
Regularized Name	Yaichi Oye
Custodian Identification Number	5792
Nationality	Naturalized Canadian
Residence (after uprooting)	Greenwood, BC
Residence (before uprooting)	Steveston

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5792: Yaichi Oye

Shared Surnames

Oye

Name	See also
Asaji Oye
Chisa Oye
Chisato Oye
Chisato Oye Chisato Oye
Den Oye
Den Oye	Den Oye
Elsie Oye
Fumiko Ishida	Fumiko Ishida
Kameno Oye
Kanako Oye
Kazue Oye	Kazue Oye
Kazue Oye
Kazue Oye
Kazuye Oye
Kikumatsu Oye
Koyo Oye	Koyo Oye
Mamu Oye
Mary Oye
Masaharu (Masaji) Oye
Masaharu (Masaji?) Oye
Masaharu Oye
Masaji Oye
Masakichi Oye
Masaye Oye Masaye Oye
Masaye Oye
Masayoshi Oye
Masayoshi Oye
Masayoshi Oye
Mitsuru Oye
Nobu Oye	Nobu Oye
Nobu Oye
Robert Oye
Robert Oye
Sachie Oye Sachie Oye
Sachiko Oye
Sannosuke Oye
Sannosuke Oye
Sayoko Oye
Shigeyuki Oye
T Oye
T Oye
Tamiko Oye
Tomi Oye
Tomi Oye
Tomi Oye	Tomi Oye
Tomomi Oye
Tomoni Oye
Tsunetaro Oye
Yaichi Oye
Yaichi Oye
Yaichi Oye
Yakachi Oye
Yakichi Oye
Yakichi Oye
Yashuo Oye
Yasoemon Oye
Yasukichi Oye
Yasukichi Oye
Yasukichi Oye
Yasukichi Oye
Yazaemon Oye
Yazaemon Oye

Terminology

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