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Lists Citizens Guard members who were on duty during the 1895 Rebellion in both volumes - January 1895 Timebook and First Division Supplementary Payroll. The January 1895 volume contains a record of Honolulu Harbor incoming and outgoing vessels, 1895-1898.

All rosters in this series provide name, rank, unit assignment and firearms and ammunition issued to members of all divisions. May also include age, nationality, occupation, telephone number, marital status, date of commission, uniform items issued and attendance at parades and drills. Firearms--rifles and sidearms--information includes manufacturer, serial numbers, caliber of weapon and ammunition issued. Company rosters, 1894-1898, for all units consist of three volumes. The Mounted Reserve roster also contains brief minutes, orders, and notes on drill attendance. Citizen Guard Rosters for 1898 consists of one oversize volume.

Contains requisition forms for supplies, uniforms, guns, and ammunition. Also contains draft list of commissions with name, rank, and date of commission.

Contains a roster of Squad 3, Division 1 comprising men who lived in Makiki. Also contains minutes to the annual squad meeting for 1895 to elect officers.

Routine outgoing letters by Marshal A. M. Brown, commander of the Citizens Guard and J. Batchelor, Adjutant, to officers in the Citizens Guard and the National Guard of Hawaiʻi and to the Sheriffs' Offices on Hawaiʻi, Maui, Oʻahu and Kauaʻi transmitting firearms and ammununition to Citizens Guard units, and concern officer elections, membership applications, supply requisitions, and stores inventories.

2 linear inches in two volumes

Meetings conducted by Marshal A. M. Brown, commander of the Citizens Guard or Senior Captain Frank B. McStocker and attended by captains and lieutenants. Documents shooting matches, drills, inspections, parades, and disbandment of the Citizens Guard. Minutes for 1900-1902 document the organization's attempts to set up a memorial to Charles L. Carter. O'ahu Squad Rosters reflect Citizen Guard organization prior to the 1895 reorganization. Rosters list officers for 1896-1898, firearm inventories which contain manufacturer and serial numbers of rifles issued to the Citizen Guard from 1895-1900 and documents firearms and ammunition distribution to Citizens Guard companies on all islands.

Lists name, rank, and unit assignment of members who defended the Republic of Hawaiʻi

Contains rosters of and documents the guard duty watches of the Nuʻuanu Street Volunteer Guards and the Liliha Street Volunteer Guards from September 11 through September 26, 1895 during a feared cholera outbreak in Honolulu. Citizens Guard was called out by the Board. of Health president to monitor the movement of resident aliens in Honolulu.

Routine letters to Marshall A.M. Brown, Adjutant General J. Batchelor and Senior Captain Frank B. McStocker from squad captains, sheriffs of Hawaiʻi, Kauaʻi, Maui and Oʻahu. Contains report of squad captains regarding officer elections and personnel matters, requests for arms and ammunition, corrunission lists, squad roster lists, target shooting results, enlistment requests.