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Ushinosuke Shiono +1924 09 18 Innkeeper north of Tokyo 塩野丑之助 According to TH 10014, he was the eldest son of a farmer, but decided to go into the ivory trade, and had a shop immediately west of Kaminari-mon in Asakusa, Tokyo, JPN, where as of 2016 she said there is currently a drugstore (at 1-3-2 Asakusa? - does not appear to be a drugstore). She did not know what happened to the second son of the farmer. The third son continued the family tradition, and had a son that was known in the late 20th century as Nerima No Ojiichan, still a farmer (with two sons: Seinosuke and ?), but wealthy due to repeatedly selling his farmland as the city encroached. 12347 |
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Kiku Kawanago +1963 07 17 Of noble descent, family crest was go-san-no-kiri (Paulownia leaf with flowers), according to HHC 10002. 12348 <4:2 | Takeo Shiono 塩野武雄 18195 | ||
Yaeko Shiono *1912? JPN 塩野八重子 Died of liver cancer, aged 67. 10010 | Eijiro Shimizu 1901 01 12-1957 11 18 清水榮次郎 Served as an orderly in the Japanese infantry in Manchuria. Later worked for Mitsui Sempan KK. Died of diabetes and tuberculosis. Adopted TS 19825. Grave at Ryouzenji, 1-13-22 Shiba, Minato-ku, Tokyo JPN 105-0014 11569 m. 1933 06 01 JPN div. 1937 07 30 JPN | Hisae Hagiwara 10002 >6:2 | |
Hirokichi Hagiwara Trained as an artist, worked as an inventor, invented and marketed the ribbon that goes under cellophane to tear it open, and the spring-loaded cigarette case; businesses ruined by WWII. After the war, had an exclusive contract supplying zori to a major department store (Mitsukoshi?). 12353 | Nobuko Hagiwara 10018 | ||
Tomoko Hagiwara 10012 | |||
Kimiko Hagiwara 10020 >4:2 | |||
Toshiko Hagiwara 10014 >2:1 |
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