Hatsujiro Takenaka

He was born on 1 August 1900. He was a sawmill worker. His family includes Kinu Takenaka (mother; nee Kinu Nishimura), Tomekichi Takenaka (father), Yoso Takenaka (wife; nee Yoso Ohashi; in Japan), Hideo Takenaka (son), Eiji Takenaka (son), Itoko Takenaka (daughter), Saburo Takenaka (son), and Asako Takenaka (daughter). 161 [possibly 101] West 6th Avenue, Vancouver, BC is listed as a former address. He was forcibly uprooted to Red Buck, Princeton, BC.

Metadata

Forename	Hatsujiro
Surname	Takenaka
Regularized Name	Hatsujiro Takenaka
Custodian Identification Number	15069
Nationality	Japanese national
Residence (after uprooting)	Princeton, BC
Residence (before uprooting)	Vancouver

Collections

Custodian Case Files (1)

15069: Hatsujiro Takenaka

Shared Surnames

Takenaka

Name	See also
Eizo Takenaka
Haru Takenaka
Hatsujiro Takenaka
Hideno Takenaka
Isamu Takenaka
Kanako Takenaka
Katsu Takenaka
Kichisaburo Takenaka
Kuri Takenaka
Kuri Takenaka
Masahe Takenaka
Nami Takenaka
Niichi Takenaka
Nisaburo Takenaka
R Takenaka
R. Takenaka
Rikio Takenaka
Sahichi Takenaka
Sakae Takenaka
Sutekichi Takenaka
Taki Takenaka
Tokujiro Takenaka
Tokujiro Takenaka
Tomeo Takenaka
Umeko Takenaka
Unokichi Takenaka
Waka Takenaka
Yahei Takenaka
Yasutaro Takenaka

Terminology

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