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                  <surname>Hiraoka</surname>
                  <forename>Heijiro</forename>
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                  <p>Hiraoka was born on 1 December 1883. He was a self-employed fisherman. His
                     family includes Ichi Hiraoka (mother; nee Ichi Morita; in Japan), Masuke
                     Hiraoka (father; deceased at time of file), Kise Hiraoka (wife; Kise nee
                     Nunota), Masao Hiraoka (son), and Kiyoshi Hiraoka (son; born in Japan, had
                     British passport). His home address is listed as Bamfield, BC. 391 Powell
                     Street, Vancouver, BC is listed as a former address He was forcibly uprooted
                     to: Sandon, BC; Rosebery, BC; New Denver, BC; Tashme, BC; and Manitoba. His
                     listed seized property includes four lots he owned with Iwakichi Maede, on one
                     of which a house was built by Fujitaka Takeuchi. These lots and homes, near the
                     head of Grappler Creek, were sold to Mrs. Dorothy Jean Eager. Two other lots
                     owned by Hiraoka, on the shore of Bamfield inlet, were seized and sold to
                     Frederick George Spiller and Wilfred Cyril Moore. His other listed seized
                     property includes tools, a seventy pound bag of sugar, a Singer sewing machine,
                     trolling gear and equipment seized by the Navy, and a trunk with fifteen
                     kimonos.</p>
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                  <p>Hiraoka was born on 1 December 1883. He was a self-employed fisherman. His
                     family includes Ichi Hiraoka (mother; nee Ichi Morita; in Japan), Masuke
                     Hiraoka (father; deceased at time of file), Kise Hiraoka (wife; Kise nee
                     Nunota), Masao Hiraoka (son), and Kiyoshi Hiraoka (son; born in Japan, had
                     British passport). His home address is listed as Bamfield, BC. 391 Powell
                     Street, Vancouver, BC is listed as a former address He was forcibly uprooted
                     to: Sandon, BC; Rosebery, BC; New Denver, BC; Tashme, BC; and Manitoba. His
                     listed seized property includes four lots he owned with Iwakichi Maede, on one
                     of which a house was built by Fujitaka Takeuchi. These lots and homes, near the
                     head of Grappler Creek, were sold to Mrs. Dorothy Jean Eager. Two other lots
                     owned by Hiraoka, on the shore of Bamfield inlet, were seized and sold to
                     Frederick George Spiller and Wilfred Cyril Moore. His other listed seized
                     property includes tools, a seventy pound bag of sugar, a Singer sewing machine,
                     trolling gear and equipment seized by the Navy, and a trunk with fifteen
                     kimonos.</p>
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                         (831-1024)
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         <row><cell role="label">Custodian Number</cell><cell><idno type="custodian">1556</idno></cell></row><row><cell role="label">Name</cell><cell><persName corresp="prs:hira4"><forename>Heijiro</forename> <surname>Hiraoka</surname></persName></cell></row>
         <row><cell role="label">Dates</cell><cell>
            <list><item>Not Before: 
                    26 March 1942</item><item>Not After: 
                    30 November 1950</item></list>
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