Shotaro Shimizu

Shotaro Shimizu

Bird Commission case file number 1156. Custodian file number 1336. (Source: lac_rg33-69_volume_58_file_1156)
Shimizu was born on 10 November 1888. He is also named in the file as Shotaro Tom Shimizu. He was a restaurant proprieter. His family includes Kimiko Shimizu (wife; nee Kimiko Tsutsumi), Henry Akira Shimizu [also known as Henry John Akira Shimizu] (son; born 26 November 1928), Haruko Shimizu (daughter; born 9 February 1930), Yoshiko Shimizu (daughter; born 21 May 1934), Masaru Shimizu [also listed as Kaien Shimizu] (son; born 10 April 1937), Shoji Shimizu (son), and Masa Shimizu (former wife; nee Masa Miyakawa). His home address is listed as 714 West Third Avenue, Prince Rupert, BC. He was forcibly uprooted to Hastings Park, then to Rosebery, BC, then to New Denver, BC, then to Misericordia Hospital, Edmonton, AB, and then to 97th Street, Edmonton Alberta. His listed seized property includes 252-4 Sixth Avenue West, Prince Rupert, BC sold to Mrs. Lilian Annie MacLean, a housewife and ‘British subject’ originally of 306 West Fifth Avenue, Prince Rupert, BC.

Metadata

SurnameShimizu
ForenameShotaro
Regularized NameShotaro Shimizu
Custodian Identification Number1336
NationalityNaturalized Canadian
Residence (before uprooting)Prince Rupert

Collections

Custodian Case Files (1)
Other Archival Files (1)

Shared Surnames

Shimizu
NameSee also
Kosalur Shimizu
Amy Shimizu
Asato Shimizu
Asato Shimizu
Asato Shimizu
Ayako Shimizu
Fumiko Shimizu
Gohachi Shimizu
Hana Shimizu
Hisao Shimizu
Ichiro Shimizu
Ichiro Shimizu
Ichirou Shimizu
Isaburo Shimizu
James Shimizu
James Shimizu
Jisaburo Shimizu
Jisaburo Shimizu
Jisaburou Shimizu
K Shimizu
K. Shimizu
Kaide Shimizu
Kaide Shimizu
Kamekichi Shimizu
Kamekichi Shimizu
Kamikiti Shimizu
Kay Kato Shimizu
Kazuo Shimizu
Kenji Shimizu
Kenji Shimizu
Kichiji Shimizu
Kichiji Shimizu
Kimiko Shimizu
Kimio Shimizu
Kisa Shimizu
Kiuroku Shimizu
Kiyo Shimizu
Kiyo Shimizu
Kiyoko Shimizu
Kiyomi Shimizu
Kiyoshi Shimizu
Koko Shimizu
Kosaburo Shimizu
Kosaburo Shimizu
Kosaburo Shimizu
Koto Shimizu
Koujirou Shimizu
Kunio Shimizu
Kunio Shimizu
Kunio Shimizu
Kusu Shimizu
M Shimizu
Mary Shimizu
Mary Shimizu
Masae Shimizu
Masaye Shimizu
Matsuno Shimizu
Matsuno Shimizu
Matsuno Shimizu
Mise Shimizu
Mita Shimizu
Mizue Shimizu
Monjiro Shimizu
Monjiro Shimizu
Monjirou Shimizu
Naoshichi Shimizu
Nisaburou Shimizu
Noboru Shimizu
Noboru Shimizu
Rishio Shimizu
Rishio Shimizu
S Shimizu
S. Shimizu
Sachiko Shimizu
Sadao Shimizu
Sakaye Shimizu
Seitaro Shimizu
Shintaro Shimizu
Shintaro Shimizu
Shintaro Shimizu
Shintarou Shimizu
Shiyozo Shimizu
Shizuko Shimizu
Shoji Shimizu
Shotaro Shimizu
Shousaburou Shimizu
Shujo Shimizu
Soichiro Shimizu
Suzu Shimizu
Taichi Shimizu
Taichi Shimizu
Tami Shimizu
Torao Shimizu
Torao Shimizu
Toro Shimizu
Toro Shimizu
Toshiro Shimizu
Toshiro Shimizu
Tsugio Shimizu
Tsunegusu Shimizu
Tsutomu Shimizu
Tsutomu Shimizu
Yie Shimizu
Yoshiharu Shimizu
Yoshio Shimizu
Yukio Shimizu
Z Shimizu

Terminology

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