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Hajime Date (ddr-ajah-6-376)
Caption below photo: Hajime Date, of Alameda, CA. He was born in japan on December 27, 1878. photo circa 1930s
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Photos and text titled: From Shoe Repair to Flowers (ddr-ajah-6-384)
History of Hajime Date's businesses in Alameda, includes photo and clipping from directory
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Double portrait of Hajime Date and unknown man (ddr-ajah-6-357)
Caption below photo: Hajime Date of Alameda, CA. He was born in Japan on December 27, 1878. If he is 20 years old here, this photo would be circa 1898. He was an active member of the Japanese Methodist Episcopal Church, South, in Alameda.
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Two men, two women and girl standing outside shop (ddr-ajah-6-372)
Caption below photo: Uchi Date (left), poses with her husband, Hajime, and friends Mr. and Mrs. Okuma, in front of Date Shoe Repair at 2304-2306 Encinal in Alameda, CA. In front is Chiyoko "Mary" Date, circa mid 1930s.
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Man and woman standing in doorway of barracks (ddr-ajah-6-396)
Caption below photo: Chiyoko Date and her father, Hajime at Topaz, Utah incarceration camp. Note their name on the front of their barracks, number 19-3-B. They entered Topaz on September 9, 1942. The Dates were from Alameda, CA.
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Hajime and Chiyoko Date on sidewalk outside florist shop (ddr-ajah-6-374)
Caption below photo: Hajime Date poses with his youngest daughter, Chiyoko "Mary" in front of his business, Date Florist, at 2304-2306 Encinal in Alameda, CA. circa mid 1930's
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Page from photo album with Caption on page: Father Myself Mother (ddr-ajah-6-375)
Individual family members photos pictured as playing cards. Caption below photo: Page from Kazuo "Henry" Date's photo album. His father, Hajime, and his mother, Uchi, are also pictured as if they are a set of playing cards. The Dates were from Alameda, CA. Kaz was born in 1917 and appears to be in his late teens …
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Two woman and a man standing on sidewalk outside building (ddr-ajah-6-392)
Caption below photo: Tame Kido (left), with Uchi Date and her husband, Hajime, of Alameda, CA. Photo circa late 1940s to early 1950s
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Date family outside Date Shoe Repair shop (ddr-ajah-6-359)
Caption below photo: Standing in front of the Date Shoe Repair shop at 2304-2306 Encinal in Alameda, CA. Kiyoko was born in November 18, 1919, Yuriko on June 24, 1922, making this photo circa mid 1920s.
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Date family seated on ground at a park (ddr-ajah-6-363)
Caption below photo: Hajime Date and his wife, Uchi, pose with daughters Yuriko "Florence" (left, front), Kiyoko "Lily" and new addition Chiyoko "Mary". Location unknown, but the family was from Alameda, CA. Chiyoko was born on January 5, 1928, making this photo circa 1928-1929
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Date family seated on bench by large tree (ddr-ajah-6-364)
Caption below photo: L to R: Hajime Date and his family, Kiyoko, Yuriko "Lily", wife Uchi and baby Chiyoko "Mary" in Alameda, CA. Chiyoko was born on January 5, 1928. photo circa late 1928 to 1929
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Date family portrait (ddr-ajah-6-373)
Caption below photo: Date Family of Alameda, CA, circa mid 1930s
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Woman with flower arrangements inside florist shop (ddr-ajah-6-397)
Caption below photo: Posing inside Date Florist on Grand Avenue in Oakland, CA is Kiyoko Date Abe, circa 1953-1959. Her parents, Hajime and Uchi Date, had returned to California after World War II ended and wanted to start their florist business again. Their son, Akira, found a shop for sale, this time in Oakland. The shop …
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Group of men on steps of building (ddr-ajah-4-13)
Caption below photo: Issei leaders of the Japanese Methodist Episcopal Church, South in Alameda, CA., in front of Mary Helm Hall, 1953. Individuals identified
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Bento carrier and boxes with box cover (ddr-ajah-6-402)
Caption below photo: When Uchi Date arrived in American on December 30, 1912, she brought clothing and other necessary items. But she also brought this fanciful, if somewhat cumbersome bento carrier, with 13 separate boxes to hold enough hand made Japanese food fro a picnic's worth of friends. The front cover, seen leaning against the box, …
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Bento carrier and boxes (ddr-ajah-6-401)
Caption below photo: When Uchi Date arrived in American on December 30, 1912, she brought clothing and other necessary items. But she also brought this fanciful, if somewhat cumbersome bento carrier, with 13 separate boxes to hold enough hand made Japanese food for a picnic's worth of friends. It is seen here with the front opened, …
