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• Box: 401-1 • Folder: 04 • Start Date: 01/01/1790 • End Date: 12/31/1900 • Languages: English, Hawaiian, French • Title: NUMBERED DOCUMENTS # 36 - 54 • Description: 36: Recommendations for pardons or reduction in sentences for certain named prisoners; 37: a) Exposition of the principles on which the present dynasty is founded (unsigned document was written during the reign of King Kamehameha III), b) Resolution on the death of J.A. King, Minister of the Interior of the Republic of Hawaii, submitted by Gardner K. Wilder; 38: Letter from a person calling himself "Emperor Norton" found in the papers of Kamehameha V; 39: Resolution of the American League protesting the employment of persons who are not citizens or voters in the Hawaiian Republic; 40: J.P. Webb's memorandum in regard to the proposals for ocean and inter island telegraphic communication; 41: List of Japanese officials decorated with the Orders of Kamehameha I and Kalakaua; 42: List of Siamese officials decorated with the Orders of Kamehameha I and Kalakaua; 43: Note from Kamehameha Ill to G.P. Judd regarding treaty negotiations with France; 44: Translation of a letter from the Governor of Kauai, Kekauonohi, re: the conduct of a French priest; 45: Not in file 2/23/56; 46: Jan. 3, 1870: Transferred to Foreign Officials in Hawaii, Japanese Embassy, 1870; 47: Letter from Richard Charlton to Kauikiaouli transferred to Chronological File, 1835 n.d., Apr. 8; 48: Petition protesting a proposed police regulation confining prostitutes on premises near the St. Louis College; 49: a) Request from Capt. Paschen of H.G.M. Ship Leipzig for a reception with the King, b) King Kalakaua's address of welcome to Capt. Paschen; 50: Kamehameha V's note to D.F. Serrano, Regent of Spain, re: the exchange of decorations; 50A: List of British Subjects, Showing the number of Their Respective Families at Honolulu; 51: Memorandum from Kalakaua to Wm. Jarret asking that Rock & Co. of New York be paid; 52: Letter regarding the succession to the throne in Rumania; 53: Memo from Kamehameha V to Napoleon III, Emperor of France, presenting him with the Order of Kamehameha I; 54: Note from W.P. Leleiohoku to Mr. Jarret asking that Marshal C. Parke assign a policeman to maintain order at a planned luau.

• Box: 3 • Folder: 22 • Number: 145 • Citation: 3-22-145 • Level: item • Title: Receipts; Letter, 1897-06-08; 1898-01-08; 1898-04-15, Library of Congress to Her Majesty Queen Liliʻuokalani • Display Date: YEAR: 1897 • Display Date: MONTH: June • Display Date: DAY: 08 • Date Begin: 1897-06-08 • Date End: 1898-04-15 • Language: English • Scope and Content: Receipts; Letter, 1897-06-08; 1898-01-08; 1898-04-15, Library of Congress to Her Majesty Queen Liliʻuokalani, Record consists of receipts for books of Hawaiian songs composed by Liliʻuokalani and a letter of gratitude for Liliʻuokalani's gifts.

• Image File Name: 48933_i602167-00079 • Unique ID: 354758 • Island: Island of Hawaiʻi • Source Description: South Kohala, Hawaii: Marriages 1909-1919 • Source Year Range: 1909-1919 • Given Name: Arthur A. Akina • Family Name: Seu • Gender: Male • Ethnicity: Part Hawaiian • Estimated Age: 21 • Day of Marriage: 4 • Month of Marriage: Aug • Year of Marriage: 1917 • District of Recording: South Kohala, Hawaii • City on Record: Waimea • Place of Birth: Kealia, Hawaii, T. H. • Marriage Age: 21 • Marriage Day: 04 • Marriage Month: Aug • Marriage Year: 1917 • Marriage Place: South Kohala, Hawaii • Father's Given Name: G. Akim Sue Kim Seu • Father's Family Name: Goo • Father's Place of Birth: Aki?? • Mother's Given Name: Pekina Ah • Mother's Family Namee: Goo • Mother's Maiden Name: Kini • Mother's Place of Birth: Kohala, Hawaii, Hawaii Territory • Spouse's Given Name: Martha • Spouse's Family Name: Waialale • Spouse's Gender: Female • Spouse's Ethnicity: Part Hawaiian Portuguese • Spouse's Birth Place: Kainalua, Hawaii, T. H. • Spouse's Estimated Age: 18 • Spouse's Age of Marriage: 18 • Father In Law's Given Name: Aliili • Father In Law's Family Name: Waialeale • Father In Law's Place of Birth: Hawaii • Mother In Law's Given Name: Mariana • Mother In Law's Family Name: Waialeale • Mother In Law's Maiden Name: Caelha • Mother In Law's Place of Birth: Hawaii

• Image File Name: 48933_i602168-00113 • Unique ID: 354884 • Island: Island of Hawaiʻi • Source Description: South Kona, Hawaii: Marriages 1909-1919 • Source Year Range: 1909-1919 • Given Name: John. N. • Family Name: Keola • Gender: Male • Ethnicity: Hawaiian • Estimated Age: 25 • Day of Marriage: 8 • Month of Marriage: Jan • District of Recording: South Kona, Hawaii • City on Record: Hookena • Year of Birth: 1914 • Place of Birth: City & County of Honolulu • Marriage Age: 25 • Marriage Day: 08 • Marriage Month: Jan • Marriage Place: South Kona, Hawaii • Father's Given Name: G K. • Father's Family Name: Keola • Father's Place of Birth: City & County of Honolulu • Mother's Given Name: Kahui • Mother's Family Namee: Keola • Mother's Maiden Name: Kahale • Mother's Place of Birth: Maui • Spouse's Given Name: Elizabeth • Spouse's Family Name: Bush • Spouse's Gender: Female • Spouse's Ethnicity: Part Hawaiian • Spouse's Birth Place: Hookena S. Kona County of Hawaii • Spouse's Estimated Age: 20 • Spouse's Age of Marriage: 20 • Father In Law's Given Name: D. • Father In Law's Family Name: Bush • Father In Law's Place of Birth: City & County of Honolulu • Mother In Law's Given Name: Wahakachi • Mother In Law's Family Name: Bush • Mother In Law's Maiden Name: Buch • Mother In Law's Place of Birth: Hookena County of Hawaii

• Image File Name: 48933_i602014-00057 • Unique ID: 281799 • Island: Oʻahu • Source Description: Ko'olaupoko, Oahu: Marriages 1909-1919 • Source Year Range: 1909-1919 • Given Name: Beny Gmiu • Family Name: Daseal • Gender: Male • Ethnicity: Pt Hawaiian • Estimated Age: 18 • Day of Marriage: 9 • Month of Marriage: Aug • Year of Marriage: 1914 • District of Recording: Koolauloa, Oahu • City on Record: Honolulu • Place of Birth: Halawa, Molokai • Marriage Age: 18 • Marriage Day: 09 • Marriage Month: Aug • Marriage Year: 1914 • Marriage Place: Koolauloa, Oahu • Father's Given Name: Petep • Father's Family Name: Pascal • Father's Place of Birth: Lahaina, Maui • Mother's Given Name: Menuihaha • Mother's Family Namee: Pascal • Mother's Maiden Name: Pascal • Mother's Place of Birth: Halawa Molokai T.H. • Spouse's Given Name: Ida • Spouse's Family Name: Kaualuku • Spouse's Gender: Female • Spouse's Ethnicity: Hawaiian • Spouse's Birth Place: Koali , Hana Maui • Spouse's Estimated Age: 20 • Spouse's Age of Marriage: 20 • Father In Law's Given Name: G.H. • Father In Law's Family Name: Kaualoku • Father In Law's Place of Birth: Koali , Hana , Maui • Mother In Law's Given Name: Kekilia Kaua • Mother In Law's Family Name: Kaualoku • Mother In Law's Maiden Name: Kaualoku • Mother In Law's Place of Birth: Koali , Hana , Maui

• Box: 5 • Folder: 50 • Number: 303 • Citation: 5-50-303 • Level: item • Title: Notice, 1890-11-01, Newspaper Album Department of Durrant's Press Cutting and Information Agency • Display Date: YEAR: 1890 • Display Date: MONTH: November • Display Date: DAY: 01 • Date Begin: 1890-11-01 • Date End: 1890-11-01 • Language: English • Scope and Content: Notice, 1890-11-01, Newspaper Album Department of Durrant's Press Cutting and Information Agency, Record is a notice informing subscribers of the establishment of the Department for this Special Work (regarding the preservation of notices for Marriages, Obituaries, Book Reviews, etc.) within Durrant's Press Cutting and Information Agency; Note on back indicates that the agency sent many clippings to Liliʻuokalani in 1887, 1889, 1891, 1893, and 1895, and are all contained in a scrapbook.

• Box: 401-1 • Folder: 02 • Start Date: 01/01/1790 • End Date: 12/31/1900 • Languages: English, Japanese, Hawaiian • Title: NUMBERED DOCUMENTS # 13 - 25 • Description: 13: Petition from the Brewers Guild of Tokyo, Japan re: duty on sake; 14: Petition to the President and the Executive Council of the Republic of Hawaii from the American League re: annexation; 15: Petition from Wailuku residents asking that Wm. H. Daniels be commissioned District Magistrate of Wailuku; 16: Petition from Kalaupapa and Kalawao residents to retain Kalauokalani as district judge; 17: Petition of the Portugese committee called, Unaio Portugueze, re: restricting Chinese and Japanese immigration; 18: Petition asking for clemency for those confined for their participation in the late uprising against the Republic; 19: Oct. 23, 1872 letter re: Cornilius S. Bartow: Transferred Foreign Officials in Hawaii, Consul for Chile; 20: Report of the Curator of the (Hawaiian) National Museum; 21: Copy of a letter from E.H. Allen to John E. Bush regarding external interference in appointments of Hawaiian Government ministers; 22: Application of P.H. Keaweheau for restoration of his civil rights; 23: Petition from G. Wahineaua for restoration of his civil rights; 24: Petition from J. Ohialoa for restoration of his civil rights; 25: Petition from Haiola for restoration of his civil rights.

• Box: 402-9 • Folder: 211 • Start Date: 07/17/1843 • End Date: 07/20/1843 • Languages: English, Hawaiian • Title: 1843: Jul 17 - 20 • Description: Jul 17: H. Sea to Kekuanaoa re: refusal to give ship Albert (Hooikaika) for the collection of revenues; Jul 18: Lord Geo. Paulet to Kamehameha III threatening that he will forfeit the protection of the British flag if he or the young chiefs receive a salute under the old flag; Jul 18: H. Sea to John Young of Mawee ordering to confiscate all goods of whalers that have not paid the regular duties; Jul 19: Kamehameha III to Lawrence Kearny re: cession of islands to Lord Geo. Paulet; Jul 19: H. Sea to Kekuanaoa requesting that someone go and see about a wall that Joseph Booth and Martin Beck dispute about; Jul 20: F.A. Campbell to Kekuanaoa complaining of the governor's refusal to send the key to the house he was to occupy; Jul 20: H. Sea to Kekuanaoa to allow the two runaway sailors confined at the fort to board the ship upon payment of living expenses while yet confined; Jul 20: Stephen Reynolds to Treasury Board inquiring if the Board were prepared to pay amount due J.C. Jones and if not, he was instructed to lay his claim before the first American ship of war; Jul 20: G.P. Judd to Stephen Reynolds acknowledging communication relating to claim set By Mr. J.C. Jones against Haw'n govt but not prepared to settle until better satisfied of its merits.

• Box: 3 • Folder: 21 • Number: 120 • Citation: 3-21-120 • Level: item • Title: Letters, 1897-09-16; 1897-09-24; 1897-12-18, William Lee • Display Date: YEAR: 1897 • Display Date: MONTH: September • Display Date: DAY: 16 • Date Begin: 1897-09-16 • Date End: 1897-12-18 • Language: English • Scope and Content: Letters, 1897-09-16; 1897-09-24; 1897-12-18, William Lee, Her Majesty Queen Liliʻuokalani, Cousin Sara, and W. M. N., Record contains four letters; William Lee addresses Liliʻuokalani in two letters on 1897-09-16 and 1897-12-18; Sara Lee addresses Liliʻuokalani in a letter on 1897-12-18; W. N. M. addresses Mr. Lee in a letter on 1897-09-24 in which he discusses publishing Liliʻuokalani's book Hawaiʻi's Story by Hawaiʻi's Queen.

• Box: 402-9 • Folder: 209 • Start Date: 06/15/1843 • End Date: 06/27/1843 • Languages: English, Hawaiian • Title: 1843: Jun 15, 18, 20, 24 - 27 • Description: Jun 15: H. Sea to Kekuanaoa ordering to grant no license for victualing houses until instructed; Jun 15: Earl of Aberdeen to Haalilio & Richards informing that they have not received report from Admiral commanding naval forces in the Pacific about seizure of the islands; Jun 18: Kamehameha III to G.P. Judd giving information about conversation between himself and Lord Geo. Paulet concerning government; Jun 20: H. Sea to Kekuanaoa ordering to release soldier of standing army; Jun 20: H. Sea to Gov. Young requesting that charges for passage of constable and prisoner be no more than $2. each instead of $5; Jun 20: Memo by Dr. Judd relating what transpired pertaining to the payment of soldiers and police; Jun 24: Dr. Judd's protest on behalf of Sandwich Island government for acts of British government which may encroach the rights of foreigners. Also 2 printed copies of protest; Jun 25: Communications of H.S. Fox to A.P. Upshur, Sec'y of State pertaining to occupation of Sandwich Island was unauthorized, will acknowledge independence and hope to have some influence as other powers; Jun 26: Kekuanaoa to Jonah Kapena informing of Paalua embezzling the amount of $700 all within 3 months; Jun 27: H. Sea to Kekuanaoa referring to letter of June 15 re: licenses for victualing houses; Jun 27: H. Sea to Kekuanaoa requesting that no license to Wm. Jarrett for hotel be granted.