Miyuki Takasaki

He was born in 1896. He was a grocer employed by Sunny Side Market, 1198 Davie Street, Vancouver, BC. His family includes Kinu Takasaki (mother), Katsutaro Takasaki (father), Susan Takasaki (wife; nee Susan Inouye), Izumi Takasaki (former wife; deceased), Miyeko Takasaki (daughter), Ayako Takasaki (daughter), Frank Takasaki [also listed as Shizuto Takasaki] (son), Sumie Takasaki (daughter), Toshie Takasaki (daughter), Hideo Takasaki (son), and Yukio Takasaki (son). His home address is listed as 1059 Burnaby Street, Vancouver, BC. He was forcibly uprooted to Grand Forks, BC.

Metadata

Forename	Miyuki
Surname	Takasaki
Regularized Name	Miyuki Takasaki
Custodian Identification Number	8005
Nationality	Japanese national
Residence (after uprooting)	Grand Forks, BC
Residence (before uprooting)	Vancouver

Collections

Custodian Case Files (1)

8005: Miyuki Takasaki

Shared Surnames

Takasaki

Name	See also
Takasaki
Asataro Takasaki
Ayako Takasaki
Chizu Takasaki
Hisako Takasaki
Kaoru Takasaki
Kazuo Takasaki
Kazuo Takasaki
M Takasaki
Masaru Takasaki
Matsue Takasaki
Matsuye Takasaki
Miyeko Takasaki
Miyuki Takasaki
Miyuki Takasaki
Miyuki Takasaki
Miyuki Takasaki
Rikimatsu Takasaki
Rikimatsu Takasaki
Sakia Takasaki
Sakie Takasaki Sakie Takasaki
Shizu Takasaki
Sukeji Takasaki
Sukeji Takasaki
Susan Takasaki
W Takasaki
Wataru Takasaki
Yukiharu Takasaki
Yukihiro Takasaki
Yukinori Takasaki
Yukinori Takasaki
Yukinori Takasaki
Yukio Takasaki
Yukio Takasaki
Yukio Takasaki

Terminology

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