Jutaro Tanouye

He was born on 9 January 1882. He was a boom man employed by Victoria Lumber Company. His family includes Sohachi Tanouye (father), Tei Tanouye (mother), Itsuko Tanouye (wife; nee Itsuko Akutagawa), Fumiko Tanouye (daughter), Haruko Tanouye (daughter), Mitsuo Tanouye (son), Toshio Tanouye (son), Nobuko Tanouye (daughter), Shizue Tanouye (daughter), Susie Tanouye [also listed as Suzuko Tanouye] (daughter), and Tatsuo Tanouye (son). He lived in Chemainus, BC. He was forcibly uprooted to Tashme, BC.

Metadata

Forename	Jutaro
Surname	Tanouye
Regularized Name	Jutaro Tanouye
Custodian Identification Number	11578
Nationality	Japanese national
Residence (after uprooting)	Tashme, BC
Residence (before uprooting)	Chemainus

Collections

Custodian Case Files (1)

11578: Jutaro Tanouye

Shared Surnames

Tanouye

Name	See also
Echi Tanouye
Eitaro Tanouye
Fumiko Tanouye
Haruco Tanouye
Haruyoshi Tanouye
Itsuko Tanouye
Jutaro Tanouye
Kokichi Tanouye
Komezo Tanouye
Nobuko Tanouye
Sakae Tanouye
Shigeo Tanouye
Shinchiro Tanouye
Tomiko Tanouye
Yachiho Tanouye

Terminology

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