Mamane Keawemauhili

early Ko'olauloa birth records indicate 'Keawe' being born on September 7, 1877 in Laie to Keawemauhili and Anita (Aunika)

http://quod.lib.umich.edu/p/philamer/afj6831.0001.001/318?page=root...

Namane age 3 daughter? of Keawemauhili 1/6/1881 (Is this tutu man) also same page Kainapau and Kamauha sons of Keawe (age 8 and 5)

WWI 1917 draft registration https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.1.1/K6ZF-R87 dated 10/26/1918 born 6/10/1877 age 41 Kahuku School Janitor married to Kaomea Haaheo

MAMANE KEAWEMAUHILI July 26, 1951

Mamane Keawemauhili, 75, of Laie, Oahu, died at 9:25 p.m. Tuesday at his residence.

Friends may call today at the family home. Funeral services will be held at 3 p.m. with the procession leaving at 4 for Laie cemetery.

Mr. Keawemauhili was born April 27, 1877, in Kona(Kohala), Hawaii. He is survived by sons, Keau M., Keawe M., Lono M. and Joseph M.; daughters, Mrs. Rose K. Kamauoha, Mrs. Sarah M. Wong and Mrs. Louise Fanene; sister, Mrs. Loika Koahou; 15 grandchildren and 16 great-grandchildren.

Akana’s Nuuanu mortuary is in charge of arrangements.

1900 Koolauloa census (June 8) line #40 (157-212) Mamani age 21 born 1879 Kahomea wife age 18 born 1882 married 1 year, 1 child not living

1910 Koolauloa census (April 16) Sheet 2A ED66 image 3, near gov road 13-13 Mamane Mauhili age 33 born 1877 married 12 years, labor for road work, Kaomea wife age 27 born 1883 6 kids, 4 living Keau (k) son age 9 born 1901 Sam (k) son age 7 born 1903 Kaomea liilii (w) daughter age 5 born 1905 Sarah (w) daughter age 1 9/12 born 1909 Keawe Jr (k) brother age 28 born 1882 Emma (w) sis in law age 20 born 1895 married 5 years, 1 child and living Puakela Haaheo (w) sis in law age 15 born 1895 Mary Kaleo (w) boarder age 10 born 1900

1920 Koolauloa census (Jan 6) Sheet 6B, ED142 image 12 line 40 house 77,79 age 43 (1877) labor sugar plantation wife Kaomea age 34 (1886) son Keau age 17 (1903) son Samuel age 16 (1904) labor sugar plantation, daughter Kaomea age 14 (1906) daughter Kaopuu age 11 (1909) son Keawe age 8 (1912) daughter Loika age 4 11/12 (1916) son Pua age 2 4/12 (1918)

1930 Koolauloa census (April 1) Laie village Sheet 1A ED118 image 1, Mamani Keawemauhili age 53 (1877) widow labor road dept, son Keawe age 18 (1912) son Kepa age 5 (1925). Living next to daughter Sarah & William Wong, John & Eunice Kamauoha Ah Quin

1940 Koolauloa census (April 25) ED 2-171 RD 5 Sheet 9A line 18 house 156 Mamane Keawemauhili (k) age 63 widow born 1877 , labor road maintenance Sarah Wong (w) daughter age 31 born 1909 married William Wong Jr (k) grandson age 13 born 1927 Walter Wong (k) grandson age 11 born 1929 Wilfred Wong (k) grandson age 8 born 1932 Wallace Wong (k) grandson age 6 born 1934 Lono Keawemauhili (k) son age 26 age 1914 single, labor road maintenance

living next to him is his son

Keawe Keawemauhili (k) Head age 28 born 1912 single Loika (w) sister age 24 born 1916 single Joseph (k) brother age 15 born 1925 single Kapela (w) niece age 14 born 1926 single part Hawaiian

74-76: Keawemauhili (nephew 6) Niu o La'a B. Kaupono (Gov Road 42) & Meleana (England 55)

77-79: Mamane Keawemauhili (Sugar plantation 43) & Kaomea 34), Keau (17), Samuel (Sugar plantation 16), Kaomea (Grandma 14), Kaopu'u (11), Keawe (8), Loika (4 11/12), Pua (son age 2 4/12)

78-80: Kaihe Ha'aheo (Sugar plantation 20) Brother in law

Kekuku St / Old Kamehameha Rd _____________________________________________________________________________

Our tutu man Mamane Keawemauhili from the Bishop Museum Ethnology Database

http://data.bishopmuseum.org/ethnologydb/detailed.asp?ARTNO=1923.06...

Artifact Number: 1923.068.002

Object: Replica, cast

Material: Plaster

Comments: Hawaiian male, Mamani Kaawamauhile (Keawemauhili?)

Dimensions:

Origin: Hawaii, Polynesia

Collection name:

Here's the reply from Bishop Museum 10/27/2011

Aloha Mr. Renaud,

Mahalo for interest.

The object that you are inquiring about was part of a research project focusing on physical racial types/Eugenics conducted by Louis R. Sullivan. His findings were presented at the Second International Congress of Eugenics in October 1921. The museum received the 54 busts and 1 full figure from the American Museum of Natural History (New York City, New York) during the early 1920’s. The artist who created the plaster cast was George C. Usborne with support from University of Hawai’i, Punahou Schools and Kamehameha Schools. The 54 busts of people from the Hawaiian Islands of various ethnicities: Hawaiian, Japanese, Korean, Chinese, Portuguese, “American,” Filipino, and various mixtures of the aforementioned ethnicities. The 1 full figure is of a Native Hawaiian male.

For more information about Louis R. Sullivan’s research, please see Bernice Pauahi Bishop Museum (press) Occasional Paper 1921, pp. 191.

1923.068.002 is a plaster cast of a Hawaiian male, Mamani Keawemauhili (Kaawamauhile).

Could you please explain the purpose of your request? The procedure for access request is a written request submitted via post or email. This request must state who you are with your contact information as well as the purpose of your visit. Your request is subject to approval and staff availability. Should your request approved, we will need to plan your visit at least two weeks in advance. I look forward to hearing from you.

Sincerely, Kamalu

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