Harry H Kono - WWII Relocation Record
► About This File - Apr 12, 2016 - This internee or POW record page for Harry Kono is just one of 103,014 for Japanese Americans evacuated from the states of Washington, Oregon, and California to ten relocation centers operated by the War Relocation Authority during World War II. This information is appropriate for family history or genealogy research for the casual visitor as well as professional historians.
▼ Personnel File Core Info:
File Number
309468 72084
Name
Harry H Kono
Birth Year
1888
Birth PLace
Japan - Southern Division
Project
Gila River ( Pima, Sacaton )
Assembly Center
None
City
Alameda, Berkeley or Oakland, California
State Region
Pacific States - California
From County
Alameda
Alien Reg. Number
Has A.R. But Not S.S. Number
Language School
Has Not Attended Japanese Language School
Language
Japanese & English Speak, Write, Read
Birth Place Father
Japan
Birth Place Mother
Japan
Father's Occ. in U.S.
Unknown
Father's Occ. Abroad
Farm Operators & Managers
Years School Japan
8 Years
Education
No Degree
Highest Grade
Elementary 8 in Japan
Year Arrival U.S.
1907
Time in Japan
20 Years or More in Japan
Times in Japan
4 or More Times - Not Attending School
Age in Japan
Between Ages 0 - 9, 10 - 19 & Also 20 & Over
Military Service
Unknown
Gender/Marriage
Male Married
Race/Spouse
Individual - Japanese ; Spouse - Japanese
Related Occupations
Retail Managers, Sales Clerks, Dry Cleaning and Laundry
Summary
Abstract for Harry Kono - Brief overview of relocation incident file
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► Special Privacy Notice - All information detailed here on Harry H Kono has been obtained from either de-classified U.S. government records and documents, or public and military oriented sources that have been active in contributing to a more personal understanding of the sacrifices made by men and women and too often children, in the service of their country during times of peace and of war. If you feel there is information presented here that should not be made public, you are welcome to contact us and request redaction or removal. Contact details may be found on our "about" page.
