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1940 United States Federal Census
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U.S. Social Security Applications and Claims, 1936-2007
1930 United States Federal Census
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1940 United States Federal Census

Kazue Yagi 1920Utah

Kazue Yagi, born Circa 1920

Kazue Yagi was born circa 1920, in birth place, Utah, to Tokutaro Yagi and Riyo Yagi.

Kazue had 5 siblings: Taro Yagi, Jiro Yagi and 3 other siblings.

Kazue lived in 1935, in address, Utah.

She lived in 1940, in address, Utah.

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Seattle, Washington Passenger Lists, 1890-1957

Kazue Yagi 1920

Kazue Yagi, born Circa 1920

Kazue Yagi was born circa 1920, to Mrs M Yagi.

Kazue had one sister: Miss S Yagi.

Kazue lived in address.

She lived in address, Washington.

Kazue Yagi 1919

Kazue Yagi, born Circa 1919

Kazue Yagi was born circa 1919.

Kazue lived in address.

She lived in address, Washington.

U.S. City Directories

Kazue Yagi

Kazue Yagi lived in between 1931 and 1939, in address, Hawaii.

He lived in between 1931 and 1939, in address, Hawaii.

His occupation was a occupation.

U.S. Social Security Applications and Claims, 1936-2007

Kazue Yagi 1919Washington

Kazue Yagi, born 1919

Kazue Yagi was born on month day 1919, in birth place, Washington, to Saihichiro Yagi and Kima Okabe.

1930 United States Federal Census

Kazue Yagi 1919Washington

Kazue Yagi, born Circa 1919

Kazue Yagi was born circa 1919, in birth place, Washington, to Saishichiru Yagi and Kima Yagi.

Kazue had 3 siblings: Tamae Yagi and 2 other siblings.

Kazue lived in 1930, in address, Washington.