Motoko Sakamoto

Motoko Sakamoto

She was born on 1 March 1906. She was a self-employed farmer’s helper. Her family includes Yukino Watanabe [possibly Yukina Watanabe] (mother; nee Yukino Hasumoto or Yukina Hasumoto), Yoshimaru Watanabe [possibly Yashimaru Watanabe] (father), Yasutaro Sakamoto (husband), Keichi Sakamoto [also known as Kenichi Sakamoto and also appears as Kinichi Sakamoto] (son), Tomiko Sakamoto (daughter), Seigo Sakamoto (son), Naomi Sakamoto (daughter), Kaoru Sakamoto (daughter), and Tatsuo Sakamoto (son). Her home address is listed as Brown Road, Langley Prairie, BC. Brown Road, Rural Route, No. 1, Langley Prairie, BC is listed as a former address. She was forcibly uprooted to Sandon, BC and Slocan, BC.

Metadata

ForenameMotoko
SurnameSakamoto
Regularized NameMotoko Sakamoto
Custodian Identification Number3939
NationalityJapanese national
Residence (after uprooting)Sandon, BC
Residence (after uprooting)Slocan, BC
Residence (before uprooting)Langley Prairie

Collections

Custodian Case Files (1)

Shared Surnames

Sakamoto
NameSee also
Sakamoto
Aiko Sakamoto
Asakichi Sakamoto
Asao Sakamoto
Asaye Sakamoto
Aya Sakamoto
Ayano Sakamoto
Bud Sakamoto
Bunzo Sakamoto
Bunzo Sakamoto
Bunzo Sakamoto
Chiyoko Sakamoto
Frances Sakamoto
Fuji Sakamoto
Fumizou Sakamoto
Genhachiro Sakamoto
H. Sakamoto
Hanhyou Sakamoto
Hanpai Sakamoto
Hanpei Sakamoto Hanpei Sakamoto
Hanpei Sakamoto
Hatsu Sakamoto
Hatsu Sakamoto
Hatsune Sakamoto
Hatsune Sakamoto
Hazue Sakamoto
Heikichi Sakamoto
Heikichi Sakamoto
Hidemi Sakamoto
Hideo Sakamoto
Hideo Sakamoto
Hideo Sakamoto
Hideo Sakamoto
Hideo Sakamoto
Hideo Sakamoto
Hiroji Sakamoto
Hiroko Sakamoto
Hiroye Sakamoto
Hiroye Sakamoto
Ito Sakamoto
Katsushige Sakamoto
Kazumi Sakamoto
Kenneth Sakamoto
Kichie Sakamoto
Kimi Sakamoto
Kimiko Sakamoto
Kingo Sakamoto
Kitaro Sakamoto
Kiyoye Sakamoto
Koichi Sakamoto
Kojiro Sakamoto
Machie Sakamoto
Machiye Sakamoto
Mamoru Sakamoto
Mamoru Sakamoto
Manzo Sakamoto
Mark Sakamoto
Masahiro Sakamoto
Masumi Sakamoto
Matsuyo Sakamoto
Minoru Sakamoto
Minoru Sakamoto
Minoru Sakamoto
Mitsue Sakamoto
Mitsuko Sakamoto
Miyoshi Sakamoto
Motoko Sakamoto
N. Sakamoto
Naohiko Sakamoto
Naoichi Sakamoto
Noboru Sakamoto
Nobu Sakamoto
Nobuyuki Sakamoto
Sadakichi Sakamoto
Sadakichi Sakamoto
Saichiro Sakamoto
Sakichi Sakamoto
Shigeji Sakamoto
Shigeji Sakamoto
Shigeru Sakamoto
Shizue Sakamoto
Sueshiro Sakamoto
Sugae Sakamoto
Sugae Sakamoto
T Sakamoto
T. &Y. Sakamoto
Tadaki Sakamoto
Tadayoshi Sakamoto
Tadayoshi Sakamoto
Tadayoshi Sakamoto
Tadayoshi Sakamoto
Tadayoshi Sakamoto
Taira Sakamoto
Taka Sakamoto
Take Sakamoto
Taketoshi Sakamoto
Tokutaro Sakamoto
Tokutarou Sakamoto
Toshi Sakamoto
Toshio Sakamoto
Toshio Sakamoto
Toshiyuki & Katsushige Sakamoto
Toshiyuki Sakamoto
U Sakamoto
Unokichi Sakamoto
Unosuke Sakamoto
Unosuke Sakamoto
Unosuke Sakamoto
Unosuke Sakamoto
Unosuke Sakamoto
Unosuke Sakamoto
Unosuke Sakamoto
Unosuke Sakamoto
Ushijyo Sakamoto
Waku Sakamoto
Wari Sakamoto
Warie Sakamoto
Yahichi Sakamoto
Yasue Sakamoto
Yasue Sakamoto
Yasuo Sakamoto
Yasutaro Sakamoto
Yasutaro Sakamoto
Yasutaro Sakamoto
Yoshio Sakamoto
Yoshitaka Sakamoto
Yumi Sakamoto
Yuzo Sakamoto

Terminology

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