Kiichiro Shirakawa

He was born on 6 June 1888. He was a fisherman. His family includes Hatsune Shirakawa (wife; nee Hatsune Furuye), Yoshiki Shirakawa (son), Kuniko Shirakawa (daughter), Masako Shirakawa (daughter; in japan), Tomiko Shirakawa (daughter), and Kimio Shirakawa (son). His home address is listed as Canadian Pacific Cannery House, Steveston, BC. He was forcibly uprooted to East Selkirk, MB.

Metadata

Forename	Kiichiro
Surname	Shirakawa
Regularized Name	Kiichiro Shirakawa
Custodian Identification Number	2915
Nationality	Naturalized Canadian
Residence (after uprooting)	East Selkirk, MB
Residence (before uprooting)	Steveston

Collections

Custodian Case Files (1)

2915: Kiichiro Shirakawa

Shared Surnames

Shirakawa

Name	See also
Fumiko Shirakawa
Hatsune Shirakawa
Hatsune Shirakawa
Hidehiko Shirakawa
Hidehiko Shirakawa	白川英彦
Hidekichi Shirakawa
Ise Shirakawa
Ken Shirakawa
Kiichiro Shirakawa
Kiichiro Shirakawa
Kiichiro Shirakawa
Kiichirou Shirakawa	白川喜一郞
Koichi Shirakawa
Kuichi Shirakawa
Kuichi Shirakawa
Kumae Tarumoto	Kumae Tarumoto
Kuniko Shirakawa
Masanao Shirakawa
Noburo Shirakawa
R. Shirakawa
Raiichi Shirakawa
Sakiye Shirakawa
Shuji Shirakawa
Shuuji Shirakawa	白川終二
Susumu Shirakawa	白川進
Tadaichi Shirakawa
Tadaichi Shirakawa
Yoshiki Shirakawa	白川義喜
Yoshiki Shirakawa
Yuiichi Shirakawa	白川唯一

Terminology

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