This section of the site provides obituaries of Kaupo residents translated from historic Hawaiian-language newspapers. A separate section of the site contains other historic newspaper articles of interest, but obituaries of the 1800s and early 1900s feature particularly moving, poetic language and are worthy of their own setting. For a general overview of Kaupo obituaries, see the article Honoring the land in historic obituaries.
Name | Date of death | Age at death |
Mary Wong Ah Chin (Newly translated) | August 6, 1918 | 19 |
Joshua Ahulii | December 26, 1906 | 81 |
James Pauahi Alohikea (Newly translated) | September 15, 1917 | 46 |
Kekula Amoe | September 27, 1913 | 30 |
Cecilia Kaahanui Keawekekahialiiokamoku Apua | May 12, 1919 | 73 |
Kahaunaele Kapahukalaunu Bipikane | November 1908 | 65 |
Kaalani Haupu | October 12, 1912 | 82 |
Makanui Haupu | August 1913 | Unknown |
Malie Kaaiwaiu | November 2, 1910 | 98 |
George M. Kaawa | November 10, 1871 | 3 |
S. W. Kahaleohai | March 31, 1901 | 29 |
Barnaby Kahalepaahao | May 23, 1921 | 21 |
Luesiana Kahula | July 1894 | 70 |
Rahela Opunui Kailieha | August 14, 1916 | 55 |
Kakuhihewa | November 10, 1916 | 104 |
Annie Marie Kala | February 7, 1899 | 9 months |
Lopine Kala | July 23, 1916 | 1 |
Kaolanialii D. M. Kalana | April 2, 1920 | 58 |
Nakiaha Kalawaia | February 17, 1924 | 64 |
Joseph Paele Kaaikaula Kalohelani | January 6, 1923 | 63 |
John Baptize Kamoau Kamai | April 16, 1920 | 56 |
Peter William Kamai | July 29, 1918 | 17 |
Joel Kamakahiki | October 23, 1907 | 46 |
Abigail Kanoa | January 6, 1917 | 73 |
Annie Kanamu Kapoi | September 17, 1918 | 39 |
Hilda Milikaa Elizabeth Kawaiaea | July 3, 1912 | 10 months |
John James Kawehena | June 22, 1887 | Unknown |
J. P. Keaupuni | May 19, 1915 | 93 |
Kuahu | February 20, 1877 | Unknown |
Henry Kukahiko | December 1, 1922 | 23 |
Makalii | November 22, 1908 | 47 |
Agnes Makekau | August 1921 | 29 |
Antone Vierra Marciel | July 3, 1929 | 81 |
Rose Kailikea Marciel | January 10, 1914 | 56 |
David Murray | January 1917 | 76 |
Joseph Napapa | July 5, 1895 | 79 |
David William Napihaa | August 29, 1921 | 75 |
Robert Kalei Momi Piimauna | June 6, 1923 | 16 |
Pililua (Newly translated) | 1861 | 71 |
Kamawae Pio | August 16, 1911 | 69 |
Paul Puhalahua | November 28, 1892 | 42 |
Daniel Puhi (Newly translated) | May 1895 | 87 |
Samuel Pekuholo Pupuhi | September 10, 1923 | 43 |
Kike Smythe | October 7, 1913 | 49 |
Mokuike Smythe | April 22, 1924 | 30 |
Malia Napuaalaikahikina Napeha Williams | June 21, 1921 | 55 |
Mailolo Akeneki Wills | December 3, 1909 | 78 |
Pililua, 71, 1861
An elegy for Pililua ("He Kanikau no Pililua", Ka Nupepa Kuokoa, January 25, 1862) A loving lament for Pililua,For my mother, who has gone away,Passed on to the road of no return,She has departed all alone.Leaving so very many of us.Has she perhaps reached Kulanihakoi?My mother of the moae wind,From the land where the rain...
James Pauahi Alohikea, 46, September 15, 1917
Eulogy and Memorial for Pauahi Alohikea ("Hoalohaloha A Hoomanao No Pauahi Alohikea", Ka Hoku o Hawaii, October 11, 1917) “Amid the sorrow,Along the shadowy path,We are marching on,Toward the tomb.There to rest,The struggles ended,The mortal remains to decay,For the seasons of eternity.” What man is he that liveth, and shall not see death? Shall he deliver...
Daniel Puhi, 87, May 1895
The Rev. D. Puhi Has Passed Away ("Ua Hala o Rev. D. Puhi", Ka Nupepa Kuokoa, May 11, 1895) At about 7 on May 8, the Rev. D. Puhi, a longtime pastor of these islands, passed away. His hometown was Haneoo in Hana. On being ordained as a minister, he returned to Kaupo and lived...
Mary Wong Ah Chin, 19, August 6, 1918
My Beloved Daughter Has Passed Away ("Kuu Kaikamahine Aloha Ua Hala", Nupepa Kuokoa, August 16, 1918) Mr. Solomon Hanohano, editor of the Nupepa Kuokoa; greetings:—If there is room, please consent to publish my tearful message of love within the columns of our precious one so that it may be borne swiftly over the swells of...
Henry Kukahiko, 23, December 1, 1922
A Eulogy for Our Dear Departed Lei ("He Hoalohaloha No Ka Maua Lei Heleloa", Nupepa Kuokoa, December 28, 1922) Mr. Editor of the Kuokoa; greetings:—Please provide space in our distinguished one so that it will flash like lightning to inform the public from where the sun rises to where it sets at Lehua that our...
Joseph Paele Kaaikaula Kalohelani, 63, January 6, 1923
A Lament for my Beloved Husband ("He Manewanewa No Ka’u Mea Aloha He Kane", Nupepa Kuokoa, January 25, 1923) Mr. Solomon Hanohano, caretaker of the Hawaiian nation, greetings:—Please be so gracious as to set aside columns in the Kuokoa, the news bearer of the nation, for the burden I am placing on it, and report...