FUJIMORI
All families are as branches of a tree. We grow in different directions, but our roots remain the same.
All families are as branches of a tree. We grow in different directions, but our roots remain the same.
The earliest generation that I knew in real life was Juichi, who married Hae and had Auntie Rosie Shinko, Auntie Bessie Kiyome, Uncle Masami, Uncle John Katsumi, Uncle Ken, and Mommy Jean Takako. Auntie Rosie's daughter Sumi married my dad's brother Bob Minoru Yamaoka. Auntie Rosie's younger daughter Asty married George Oye. - Julia Yamaoka Thorn
The earliest generation that I knew in real life was Juichi, who married Hae and had Auntie Rosie Shinko, Auntie Bessie Kiyome, Uncle Masami, Uncle John Katsumi, Uncle Ken, and Mommy Jean Takako. Auntie Rosie's daughter Sumi married my dad's brother Bob Minoru Yamaoka. Auntie Rosie's younger daughter Asty married George Oye. - Julia Yamaoka Thorn
Ship from Japan
Ship from Japan
Mommy Jean, Christina, Auntie Caroline Fujimori, Auntie Rosie Iguichi, Grandma Hae, Uncle Ken Fujimori, Grandpa Jiichan Juichi, Daddy Don Yamaoka, and bratty me, Julia Yamaoka Thorn.
In front of Uncle John's Dr's Office
In front of Uncle John's Dr's Office
Juichi Fuijimori, Uncle Bob Yamaoka, Christina Yamaoka Kusaba, Mommy Jean Takako Yamaoka, Daddy Don Hiroshi Yamaoka, me Julia, Melody Fujimori Smith, Auntie Sue Yasuko Fujimori
In front of Don's 99 Liquor Store
In front of Don's 99 Liquor Store
Fujimori Family Page Links
🌿John Katsumi John Kazumi and Caroline Tsugiye
🌿Cathy Keiko Fujimori and Steven Hideo Fujimori
🌿Ken Kenzo
🌿Jean Takako
Click for Christina's Comprehensive Timeline she compiled in 2018
Rose Shinko was 20 and Bessie or Besso or Bessel Kiyome was 19 years old when Jean Takako was born.
Rose Shinko was 20 and Bessie or Besso or Bessel Kiyome was 19 years old when Jean Takako was born.
Historian Catherine Keiko Fujimori reports, "The only thing I heard about Mountain King from Auntie Rose was that she and Kiyome had to take care of Masami, my dad John Katsumi, and Kenzo while their parents worked. The girls carried buckets of water from the Merced River."
Historian Catherine Keiko Fujimori reports, "The only thing I heard about Mountain King from Auntie Rose was that she and Kiyome had to take care of Masami, my dad John Katsumi, and Kenzo while their parents worked. The girls carried buckets of water from the Merced River."
NB - Without any plumbing, river water was used for everything.
Siblings, Stockton Buddhist Church across the street from Jiichan's house
Siblings, Stockton Buddhist Church across the street from Jiichan's house
Siblings Ken, John, Jean, and Rose
Siblings Ken, John, Jean, and Rose
Siblings with Auntie Sue, Max, and Auntie Caroline
Siblings with Auntie Sue, Max, and Auntie Caroline
Bessie Kiyome, George Juichi, Rose Shinko, Masami
Bessie Kiyome, George Juichi, Rose Shinko, Masami
