Farm Family - Person Sheet
Farm Family - Person Sheet
Death29 Feb 1956102 Age: 48
Burial MemoPlot B20
Lat/Long*21.337479, -157.881127117
Nationality3/4 Hawaiian & 1/4 Chinese685
CemeterySt. John the Baptist Church, 2324 Omilo Ln., Honolulu, Hawaii 96813, 808.845.0984, Hrs.: 0800-1400 M-F, S 1345-1445867
FatherDavid KUPAU , M
MotherJulia K. WAIKOLOA , F
Spouses
ResidenceAug 1939, 1105 Kam Fourth Road, Honolulu, Territory of Hawaii685 Age: 34
Death22 Sep 1978102 Age: 73
Burial45-425 Kamehameha Hwy., Kaneohe, Oahu, Hawaii166
MemoGarden: Mt. Calvary II; Lot: 623; Sec: D; Site: 3
Lat/Long*21.389515, -157.790853103
Alias/AKAMOMIALOHAKUUHOMELEIKAULANOKUUAINAHANAU, Momi (118, 255, 468); Lyau Fo Muk (Mook) or Harold (1001)1061,1062,1060,685
RaceChinese691
OccupationHonolulu Post Office in 1939685
CemeteryHawaiian Memorial Park166
FatherShin Kong LYAU , M (1861-1931)
MotherTet On FARM , F (1880-1926)
ChildrenEugenia Milimililani’ia , F (1930-1971)
Harold Fo Mok , M (1935-1980)
Patricia Mae , F (1936-1996)
Notes for Rose Leialoha KUPAU
-Kamaka showed me her grave.686
-The cemetery is not owned by the church. It is owned by the familie. In the old days, the Portuguese lived in the area. The church was a mission and the priests would take the records home with them.66
-The cemetery is not owned by the church. It is owned by the familie. In the old days, the Portuguese lived in the area. The church was a mission and the priests would take the records home with them.66
Notes for Fo Muk “Harold” (Spouse 1)
-Aumakua - Shark1061,1062
-Kamaka showed me his grave.686
-I spoke to my father recently who said when he was a boy, he remembers Elsie’s brother Harold had a stroke and afterwards walked with a cane. Also he said that he remembers visiting the Lyau’s who lived in Kalihi near the prison at a corner house.1063
-Grave is 6 rows from street, almost directly from the 621 marker on the curb.117
-Kamaka showed me his grave.686
-I spoke to my father recently who said when he was a boy, he remembers Elsie’s brother Harold had a stroke and afterwards walked with a cane. Also he said that he remembers visiting the Lyau’s who lived in Kalihi near the prison at a corner house.1063
-Grave is 6 rows from street, almost directly from the 621 marker on the curb.117