Beginnings and Endings: The Family of Frank and Iku Arima
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November 4, 2010
Beginnings and Endings: The Family of Frank and Iku Arima
The birth certificates of three different children from one set of parents in one year is liable to catch one’s attention. It turned out that in July 1905, when Frank and Iku Arima filed for birth certificates for twins Estella and Orville born July 18, 1905, they also filed for their first son, Clarence, born February 8, 1904. Further research
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