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351	also listed as 1833	Hannah PURDY
352	Daughter of Elizabeth and Captain Winship, who died early on and Tauwati was raised by her step-father, James Robinson. p.6.	Tauwati “Kauaki” ROBINSON
353	Today it’s called St. John’s Church. No gravestone.	Agnes Mamie Kahikualiilani SILVA
354		Anna Sarah Kekelaonalani SILVA
355	may not be right date, sister born 2 months later	Annie SILVA
356	No death record on her.	Annie SILVA
357	It’s possible that Antone is a desendant of the famous Antone Silva of Maui, although I have not found a direct connection. There is also another Antone of Lahaina, who married Beke Davis, the daughter of Isaac Davis. It’s possible that our Antone is a descendant of Antone and Beke. He was born in 1870 and the first Portuguese immigrants shipped here to work the cane fields came in 1878. Antone was half hawaiian and half Portugues, so we know that he descended from an earlier immigrant. There was only a handful of Portuguese immigrants prior to 1878, living in the islands.	Antone SILVA
358	Not mentioned in obit of step-father, Samuel in 1936.	Benjamin SILVA
359		Mary Ann Keliikekulamanu SILVA
360	from 1920 census	Mitchill SILVA
361	no gravesite found	Rebecca Perpetua Antonia Kapuaaliilani SILVA
362	Last worked at job on Jan. 1936. Total time spent in this occupation: 16 yrs. Stepson was Manuel T. Silva, another famous kumu hula.	Samuel Antone Sabino SILVA
363	No tombstone, although it’s supposed to be there.	Samuel Antone Sabino SILVA
364	stillborn	unnamed boy SILVA
365	Stillborn at 8am.	unnamed boy SILVA
366		Victoria Kukahilihiapoaliilani SILVA
367	Kuakini St.	Victoria Kukahilihiapoaliilani SILVA
368	Birth Reg # 1230 "Freddy Simiona", S. Hilo, HI 11th child, 7 living? Soc. Sec. index has death date	Alfred Paahau (Freddy) SIMEONA
369	Birth Reg. # 5419, 14th child, 6 living lists mother's name as Maka Kaiweloa?	David Waaole SIMEONA
370	Is this Martha?	Female SIMEONA
371	Is this William? Birth Reg # 1877, S Hilo,HI 11th child, 5 living?	Kaloio Nicholas SIMEONA
372	She died after she got married. Death Records, Reg. No. 648 Vol. 254	Martha Makaolo SIMEONA
373	Have photograph and testimony in application for certificate of Hawaiian Birth taken 20 Feb 1 942. Came to Honolulu to live May 1938. Went to Hilo Union and Hilo High, but only finished first year of high school. Served in National Guard (1923-1938), 299th Infantry, Regimental Service Company and Compan y F.	Nicholas Nikela SIMEONA
374	Birth Reg. # 216, S. Hilo, HI 10th child, 4 living	Royal N SIMEONA
375	Ashes buried at King St. Cemtery	Emma Keliikekukahilikaleleokalahikiolaokalani SMITH
376	The story goes (as told by many relatives), Emma Fern was the illigitimate daughter of Queen Emma. When she was born she was put in hiding for fear that she would be killed. Her father was Samuel Smith, but some have said that her father was someone more illustrious like another alii. It was also told to me that she was hanaied to a doctor with the last name Hiram. Records: 8 Jan 1889, marriage certificate of Emma & Antone, parents not listed, but she is listed as “Emma Alama” 6 Apr 1910, marriage certificate of Emma & Joe, parents were listed as John Hiram & Manu. 5 Feb 1912, marriage certificates of her daughters Rebecca & Victoria, both sisters state their mother’s maiden name is Emma Hiram. 25 Sep 1917, marriage certificate of daughter Emma, she states her mother’s maiden name is Emma Sam(?) 11 Oct 1917, marriage certificate of son Samuel, maiden name of mother is Emma Kalahikiola 6 May 1920, marriage certificate of daughter Rebecca, maiden name Emma Smith. 4 Mar 1924, death certificate of daughter Emma, maiden name is Emma Hiram (informant-Mrs. Emma Fern) 17 Jul 1928, death certificate of daughter Agnes, maiden name is Emma K. Hiram (informant-Mrs. Joseph K. Fern) 11 Jan 1930, marriage cerificate of daughter Mary, maiden name is Emma Kealiikukahili Kaohele??? Hiram 29 Nov 1934, death certificate of daughter Mary, mother listed as Emma Hiram (informant-Mrs. Emma Sylva) 3 Feb 1936, death certificate of son Samuel, maiden name of mother is Smith (informant-Emma Fern) 24 Sep 1937, death certificate of Emma Fern, father is listed as Samuel Hiram and mother “no record”. (informant-Victoria K. Ano) Death certificates for Anna Sarah and Victoria list maiden name unknown. LDS records submitted by Mary Hoapili to the morman church in the 1930’s, have Emma K’s parents listed as Samuel Smith and Manukeliikekulamanu Naihe or Naehu. relatives include Naomi Forbuss, Connie Woyciesjes & Jean Stiehl. Connie’s story differs in that she was told, as a child, by her grandmother (Julia Haiku) that it was either Princess Pauahi or Queen Emma. Anthony Salis just said an alii woman and didn’t specify anyone. Nelson Kaai heard about the “hidden or else be killed” story, but didn’t specify any alii in particular. No one specified who Emma’s father was, but everyone knew that John Hiram was the hanai father. **The hawaiian name for Hiram is Hailama, so this could be why she’s known as Emma Alama. ----------------------------------------------------------------- ----------------------------------------------------------------- Naomi said her mother (Kapeka Wardlaw) told her that when she was a little girl, her mother (Victoria Ano) asked the caretaker at the Catholic Cemetery on King St., if she could bury her mother’s (Emma Fern) ashes with her husband Joseph James Fern and she was told there was no room. So later that night when it was closed Victoria and her daughter Kapeka snuck into the cemetery and buried the ashes of Emma Fern at Joseph’s gravesite ----------------------------------------------------------------- ----------------------------------------------------------------- Emma Fern was an accomplished chanter & dancer. It’s unknown who taught her hula, but we assume relatives. She learned some chanting/hula pahu from Antone Kao’o. ----------------------------------------------------------------- ----------------------------------------------------------------- First Lady of Honolulu. As a Hawaiian tradition, the wife of the Mayor of Honolulu is honored with the ceremonial title of First Lady of Honolulu. Honolulu is distinct in this tradition as most United States cities and towns reserve the title of First Lady to the wife of the state governor, wife of the President of the United States or wife of visiting foreign heads of government. Honolulu deemed it necessary to bestow the ceremonial title to reflect her role in relation to her husband’s extensive international responsibilities. The title is not codified in modern law but the honorific is derived from customs of the Hawaiian monarchy.~http://www.answers.com/topic/mayor-of-honolulu.	Emma Keliikekukahilikaleleokalahikiolaokalani SMITH
377		Helen C SMITH
378	according to newspaper article	Samuel SMITH
379	Death date of Dec. 21, 1880 is from a newspaper article from the Hawaiian Gazette. No evidence that this is the same Samuel Smith, but too many coincidences of names that I tend to believe that it is. Records on the familysearch.org site give his death date as 1870 and some others say 1872.	Samuel SMITH
380	ranges from 1827-1829	Samuel SMITH
381	Conflicting death dates submitted to familysearch.org. Some say 1855, other’s 1853. The fact that his wife married another man in 1853 makes me think he died then. Allthough I’m not 100% sure that, the record of his wife marrying is actually her.	William SMITH
382	Has a daughter. Name unknown.	Jean STIEHL
383	Namahana: By Hapa The combination of Hawaiian traditions with those of Flanagan's Celtic ancestors makes "Aloha Namahana" a brilliant finale and a memorable requiem for Lydia Namahanaikaleleokalani Maioho. It is clearly the single most memorable track.	Lydia Namahana TAYLOR
384	Drowned in Hilo Bay	Myra K. TODD
385	drowned	Thomas Alfred TODD
386	Publisher: HONOLULU ADVERTISER Date: 1995 04 20 Title: TOLENTINO, DAVID K Subjects: OBITUARIES - T Page: D5	David Kawika TOLENTINO
387	148 N 12th Street, Montebello, CA 90640	Alice H UMEDA
388	27853 Lentiscal, Mission Viejo, CA 92692	Perry UMEDA
389	[John Henry Van Gieson.FTW] Henry Van Gieson was born in Hanalei, Kauai and attended the Royal School in Honolulu. After school, he served as clerks in the Honolulu Police Department from 1898 to 1907, The Hawaii National Guard from 1907 to 1909, and as Deputy City and County Clerk of Honolulu from 1909 to 1918. He then homesteaded in Kapaa, Kauai until 1921 when he was appointed the District Magistrate at Kawaihau, Kauai. From 1929 to 1933, Henry practice Law in the District Courts of Oahu, and then moved to the Island of Hawaii where he continued to practice Law. He was appointed District Magistrate of North Kohala in 1935 and served in that capcity until 1940. Judge Van Gieson served in all the sessions of the Territorial Legislature as Assistant Clerk in the Senate and House of Representatives from1909 to 1934. He was a member of the Hawaii National Guard for 35 years, retiring in 1935 with the rank of Major, Quartermaster Corps. Finally, he was a member of the Mamalahoa Chapter of the Order of Kamehameha.[HOKE FAMILY.GED] Henry Van Gieson was born in Hanalei, Kauai and attended the Royal School in Honolulu. After school, he served as clerks in the Honolulu Police Department from 1898 to 1907, The Hawaii National Guard from 1907 to 1909, and as Deputy City and County Clerk of Honolulu from 1909 to 1918. He then homesteaded in Kapaa, Kauai until 1921 when he was appointed the District Magistrate at Kawaihau, Kauai. From 1929 to 1933, Henry practice Law in the District Courts of Oahu, and then moved to the Island of Hawaii where he continued to practice Law. He was appointed District Magistrate of North Kohala in 1935 and served in that capcity until 1940. Judge Van Gieson served in all the sessions of the Territorial Legislature as Assistant Clerk in the Senate and House of Representatives from1909 to 1934. He was a member of the Hawaii National Guard for 35 years, retiring in 1935 with the rank of Major, Quartermaster Corps. Finally, he was a member of the Mamalahoa Chapter of the Order of Kamehameha.	John Henry VAN GIESON
390	from interview on sister Pearl’s delayed birth certificate: Certificate of Baptism which certifies that Eleanor Puanani Battad, born in Honolulu, Oahu on June 17, 1914, was baptized on July 8, 1922 according to records of the Church of FJesus Christ of Latter Day Saints, Kapaa Branch, Kauai district.	Eleanor Puanani WHITE
391	SSDI	Eleanor Puanani WHITE
392	SSDI	George Samuel Lupua WHITE
393	SSDI	Harry Lester WHITE, Jr
394	Certificate of Baptism which certifies that Pearl Leilani White, born in Honolulu, Oahu on January 19, 1917, was baptized on january 24, 1925, according to records of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints, Waikiki Branch.	Pearl Leilani WHITE
395	SSDI	Abel Kahikuonalani WOOD
396	Google Books.... Hawaiian Reports Vol. 15, Cases Decided Supreme Court of the Territory of Hawaii May 21, 1903, to June 4, 1904. Mentions William Holt, Annie Harris and Eliza Wood Holt.	Eliza WOOD
397	Individual Record FamilySearch™ U.S. Social Security Death Index 30 September 2000 Fanny PARKER Birth Date: 28 Mar 1914 Death Date: 5 May 1998 Social Security Number: 576-03-5869 State or Territory Where Number Was Issued: Hawaii Death Residence Localities ZIP Code: 32514 Localities: Pensacola, Escambia, Florida Univ Of West Florida, Escambia, Florida	Fanny WOOD
398	Individual Record FamilySearch™ International Genealogical Index v4.02 IGI Individual Record FamilySearch™ International Genealogical Index v5.0 North America Isabella Wood Female ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Event(s): Birth: About 1874 Honolulu, Honolulu, Hawaii Christening: Death: About 1921 Burial: ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Parents: Father: Walter Wood Mother: Kahalewaipa ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Messages: Record submitted by a member of the LDS Church. The record often shows the name of the individual and his or her relationship to a descendant, shown as the heir, family representative, or relative. The original records are not indexed, and you may have to look at the film frame-by-frame to find the information you want. A family group record for this couple may be in the Family Group Record Collection; Archive Section. (See the Family History Library Catalog for the film number.) These records are alphabetical by name of the father or husband. ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Source Information: Film Number: 0178157 Page Number: 11 Reference number: ------------------------------------------------------------------------ © 1999-2002 by Intellectual Reserve, Inc. All rights reserved. English approval: 3/1999 Use of this site constitutes your acceptance of these Conditions of Use (last updated: 3/22/1999). Privacy Policy (last updated: 10/12/2001). 27 http://www.familysearch.org v.2.4.0	Isabella WOOD
399	from familysearch.org: Individual Record FamilySearch™ International Genealogical Index v4.02 North America Isabella Kaui WOOD Sex: F Event(s): Birth: 1 Dec 1922 Koolauloa, Honolulu, Hawaii Parents: Father: John Peter WOOD Mother: Anna Sarah SILVA Source Information: ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Batch number: Dates Source Call No. Type Printout Call No. Type T904370 - 1233673 Film NONE Sheet:	Isabella Kaui WOOD
400	from familysearch.org	John Peter WOOD