University of Washington Libraries, Special Collections
1591
Hashitani, Henry K.
Henry K. Hashitani papers
1893-1949
0.81 cubic feet (3 boxes)
Collection
materials are chiefly in
Japanese
English.
Papers of a
Japanese American dairy farmer of Oregon
Henry Katsuji Hashitani (1886-1952) was born in Japan. He came to the
United States in 1905 and began working on the Fujii farm in Idaho. He married
Takako Yawata in 1914 and the couple had four children: Alice (Yoshiko),
Raymond (Aizo), Roy (Ryoge) and George (Kenichi). The family eventually settled
in Nyssa, Oregon.
Organized into 2 accessions.
- Accession No. 1591-001, Henry Hashitani papers, 1893-1949
- Accession No. 1591-002, Henry K. Hashitani postcards,
approximately 1906-1914
Correspondence, diary and financial records of Hashitani, and a 1948
directory of West Coast Japanese-American businesses.
Correspondence is between Mr. Hashitani and his wife, others. Diary
(1905+) was written in Montana. Burial record (?) 1893+ Ontario, Oregon.
Materials largely in Japanese.
Postcards to family and friends, including postcards from the United
States and Japan.
No restrictions on access.
Request at UW
Some restrictions exist on copying, quotation or publication. Contact
Repository for details.
Donated by Henry K. Hashitani and Delores Goto.
Personal Papers/Corporate Records (University of Washington)
Hashitani, Henry K.--Archives
Hashitani, Takako, 1889-1952
Hashitani, Raymond
Hashitani, Alice
Japanese Americans
Businesses and Corporations
Diaries
Accession No. 1591-001: Henry Hashitani papers, 1893-1949
.68 cubic feet (2 boxes)
Scope and Content:
Correspondence, diary and financial records of Hashitani, and a
1948 directory of West Coast Japanese-American businesses; 1893-1949.
Correspondence is between Mr. Hashitani and his wife, others. Diary (1905+) was
written in Montana. Burial record (?) 1893+ Ontario, Oregon. Materials largely
in Japanese.
Restrictions on Access:
No restrictions on access.
Restrictions on Use:
Some restrictions exist on copying, quotation or publication.
Contact Repository for details.
Acquisition Info:
Bibliographic Source: Henry K. Hashitani via Delores Goto,
Japanese-American History Project Coordinator. No date.
Donor Database Source: Henry K. Hashitani via Delores Goto,
Japanese-American History Project Coordinator
Henry Hashitani papers
Accession No. 1591-002: Henry K. Hashitani postcards, approximately 1906-1914
0.13 cubic feet (1 box)
Scope and Content:
Postcards in English and Japanese between Henry Hashitani and
family and friends.
Material Described Separately:
Separated Material:
Dee Goto Oral
History Project (Mss 2647)
Restrictions on Access:
No restrictions on access.
Restrictions on Use:
Copyrights retained by creator but the University of Washington
Libraries Special Collections can grant use permissions.
Acquisition Info:
These materials appear to have been collected as part of an oral
history project conducted by Dolores "Dee" Goto in the early 1970s.
Henry K. Hashitani postcards