Farm Family - Person Sheet
Farm Family - Person Sheet
MemoHer mother was 13 yr. old when she was born
Residence1910, Hilo, Hawaii, Hawaii Territory,1549 Age: 5
Residence1920, North Hilo, Hawaii, Hawaii Territory1549 Age: 15
Graduation23 Jun 1922, Hilo, Hawaii1540 Age: 18
MemoHilo HS
Graduation1947, Honolulu, Hawaii1550 Age: 42
MemoUniv. of Hawaii
GraduationNew York1551
MemoBarnard College (Masters in Education)
EmploymentNinole on the Hamakua Coast1552
MemoJohn M. Ross School, 6th Grade Teacher
MemoResidence
Burial31 Aug 1973, Hakalau, Hawaii, Hawaii1548
NationalityPortuguese1534
ReligionCatholic1548
CemeteryLujan Family cemetery1548
FatherAmos Joaquin IGNACIO , M (~1882-)
MotherAugusta C. DECAMBRA , F (~1882-)
Spouses
Residence1870’s, Peleau, Hawaii1538 Age: <1
Residence1900, Hilo, Hawaii, Hawaii Territory1539 Age: 5
Graduation21 Jun 1917, Honolulu, Hawaii1540 Age: 22
MemoMcKinley HS (With Honors)
ResidenceJul 1917, Honohina, Hawaii1541 Age: 22
EmploymentJul 1917, Honohina, Hawaii1541 Age: 22
MemoSelf
Residence1930, North Hilo, Hawaii, Hawaii Territory1539 Age: 35
EmploymentApr 1930, Hawaii, HI (Big Island)1535 Age: 35
MemoSugar Farm
EmploymentApr 1940, Hawaii, HI (Big Island)1542 Age: 45
MemoSugar Cane Plantation
MemoQueens Medical Center
NationalitySpanish & Hawaiian1543
NamesakeSamuel Ho’olohe (His mother, Kaililau’s, uncle “makua kane”)1538
Eye colorBrown1545
Hair colorBlack1541
OccupationFarmer (July 1917)1541
OccupationOverseerer (April 1930)1535
OccupationTime Keeper (April 1940)1542
FatherLucas Puanani LUJAN Sr. , M (1844-1936)
MotherElizabeth Kaililau Kaale PALEA , F (1862-1914)
ChildrenUNNAMED (Stillborn), ? (-1926)
Herman Damien Leilehua , M (1936-2017)
Notes for Alice Pauline IGNACIO
-Conflict: Source has her born in 1903.1558
-Alice’s progressive role in public education reached historic proportions.1555
-Catholic Service: Memorial Mortuary Chapel, 1930 hrs. on Thursday, 8/30/731548
-She was a member of YMI Auxillary, the Ladies Auxillary of the National Association of Conservative Districts and the Retired State Teachers Association. She was a teacher with the Dept. of Education for 40 yrs.1548
-Alice’s progressive role in public education reached historic proportions.1555
-Catholic Service: Memorial Mortuary Chapel, 1930 hrs. on Thursday, 8/30/731548
-She was a member of YMI Auxillary, the Ladies Auxillary of the National Association of Conservative Districts and the Retired State Teachers Association. She was a teacher with the Dept. of Education for 40 yrs.1548
Notes for Samuel Ho'olohekamohoali'i (Spouse 1)
-Conflict: Source has him born in 1895.1541
-His birthplace was Peleau, ancestral lands of the Palea line of po‘e kahiko located on the eastern slopes of Mauna Kea in the district of North Hilo.1554
-Knowledgeable in ranching and farming.1555
-spacious two-story Lujan ranch home. -browsing in Sam’s vineyards (sour grapes), manicured orchards (sweet oranges), and afternoon highlights visiting his paddocks of fine cattle, sturdy corrals and secure fences bordered by tall eucalyptus trees.1556
-…After boarding school, Samuel Ho’olohekamohoali’i went to Honolulu to stay with his makuahine hanauna (aunty) Rose Farm and attend McKinley High School, where he came to love the sciences, especially chemistry. His first job was at the local sugar mill as the sampler of the sugar curing process of the harvested cane.1557
-Services: Memorial Mortuary, Hilo, Monday, April 7, 1969. Williams Mortuary is assisting.1537
-He was a member of the Young Men’s Institue, Kamehameha Lodge, Hawaii Sugar Technologists and Hilo Co-Op D.I.V.A.C.O. He was Director of Soil and Water Conservation Service of Hawaii for 10 yrs.1537
-His birthplace was Peleau, ancestral lands of the Palea line of po‘e kahiko located on the eastern slopes of Mauna Kea in the district of North Hilo.1554
-Knowledgeable in ranching and farming.1555
-spacious two-story Lujan ranch home. -browsing in Sam’s vineyards (sour grapes), manicured orchards (sweet oranges), and afternoon highlights visiting his paddocks of fine cattle, sturdy corrals and secure fences bordered by tall eucalyptus trees.1556
-…After boarding school, Samuel Ho’olohekamohoali’i went to Honolulu to stay with his makuahine hanauna (aunty) Rose Farm and attend McKinley High School, where he came to love the sciences, especially chemistry. His first job was at the local sugar mill as the sampler of the sugar curing process of the harvested cane.1557
-Services: Memorial Mortuary, Hilo, Monday, April 7, 1969. Williams Mortuary is assisting.1537
-He was a member of the Young Men’s Institue, Kamehameha Lodge, Hawaii Sugar Technologists and Hilo Co-Op D.I.V.A.C.O. He was Director of Soil and Water Conservation Service of Hawaii for 10 yrs.1537
Notes for Samuel Ho'olohekamohoali'i & Alice Pauline (Family)
-They were married by Father Gabriel Feron with no one from the family present.1553