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I l ..•.::·.. -.. ; ,M-10 Baker, Ray Jerorae, 1880- l: Personal history card. 1908 arrived 1910 retum.ed to Isl.ands to stay 1924-1926 camera.man for Pathe news. photograplsr of many pho.ses or Hawaiian l.il'e. I 9 ":},'2,.- i; e.-J

Baksr, Ra:y J erom, 1880- , �"}"2- letter. 5 tel rams and re.\,.a Telegra.t!S dated.'1952 from Pathe Mews asking for film on Fortescue {Massie case) trial and letter i'rom Capt. Wortman, U.S. Navy, refusing permission to photograph defendants under bis jUl"isdiction. M-136 JOHNERVING BARNARD [b. 1811 - d. 1883] Biographical history: 1811 bornEngland. 1850 arrived Honolulu. Clerk to the British Commissioner, General William Miller. 1854 Feb. 1, appointed Chier Clerk, Supreme Court. 1863 Apr. 6, married Emma Barnard, widow of ThomasBond Barnardor Adelaide, Australia. Threedaughters. 1864 Dee. 31, resigned as Chier Clerk, Supreme Court, to go to . 1871 returned fromNew Zealand 1871 Aug., appointed DeputyClerk, Supreme Court Appointed Master in Chancery 1876 Appointed Chier Clerk, Supreme Court 1883 June 24,died Honolulu.

M-136 : Misc. Papers 9 items. Numbered #1 to #9.

#1 No date. Dance Card ror Chinese Festivalin Honor or Their Majesties King Kamehameha IV & Queen Emma. Printed in blue ink on card, 2.25x3-5/8in. One side in English and liststhe order of 20 dances. Obverse: the same but in Romanized Chinese.

#2 Jan. 7, 1858. Thursday, Eight o'clock. To: J.E. Barnard's From: Capt. Mecham and Officers, H.B.M.S. ''Vixen" Invitationto an amateurperformance on board. Printed on cardstock, Sxl-5/8 in.

#3 No date. Palace. Tuesday Momg. To: My dear Barnard. Handwritten on black bordered stationary,5.25x8-1/8 in. Signed Liholiho [note: King Kamehameha IV]

''Many, manythanks for your kindness,in sendJng me the choice grape cuttings, which I could not have procured from anywhere else. I have sent a portion or them to (Kona) and some to Waianae." P.S. '"I'heQueen also desires me to thank you for Dowers and especiallythe green peas which were much gratifying.She (the Queen) desires me to be most strongly recommended to you in the way or thankingyou."

#4 Envelope to #3. Black bordered envelope, 4.75x2-13/16 in., addressedJohn E. Barnard Esq.,and back flapembossed with King Kamehameha IV'smonogram "KIV". Page2 M-136 JOHNERVING BARNARD

M-136: Misc. Papers 9 items. Numbered #1 to #9.

#5 No date. [note: probably 1883 after John E. Barnard's death] To: Mrs. E. Barnard Handwritten on line stationary, Sx8 in., with an embossed mark at top left. Signed Kalakaua.

"It was onlyyesterday when I received an answerfrom the ChiefJustice In reply to my note, relative to your situationfavorably, that the Government shouldgrant you a stipendor relief during your lifetime. My Ministers have all concured ,n this matter.Should you need immediateassistance I would be most happy to do so and let me know by your dear daughter."

#6 Envelope to #5. Envelope, S-l/8x3-l/8 in., addressed Mrs. Emelia Barnard, and back flap embossed with King Kalakaua's stylized "KP' monogram in silver.

#7 Aug. 6, 1856. Appointment of George M. Robertson, one of the Associate Justices of the Supreme Court, to assumethe duties of Chief Justice William L. Lee, during his absence from Honolulu. Handwritten on paper, 7-7/Sxll-S/8 in. Signed Kamehameha. (note: King Kamehameha IV]

#8 June 26, 1861. Lima, [Peru) To: My dear Barnard Handwritten letter on stationary,8-3/8xl0-3/4 in. Red wax seal at back of letter. Signed Wm Miller {note: William Miller]

"I know not how sufficiently to thankyou for your long & very interesting letter of the 12111 April.It containsjust thatsort of information& detail relativeto persons & things which I most appreciate, preservingas Ido a deep interest in thewell being of all my friends & the march of events at the Sandwich Islands••• "

#9 Palace, Dec. 20, 1854. dated at bottom. Order of Procession For theFuneral Of His Late Majesty, King Kamehameha DI. Broadside format,7-7/8x19-l/4 in.

1512007] M-419 Bartlett, Franklina C G (Mrs. W .s.) Papers, 1888. 6 items (photocopies) Letters written aboard S.S. Australia and in Honolulu and Waikiki, Aug. 18-Sept. 20, 1888, to her aunt Rose (Mrs. Ar­ thur Brown) and other correspondents in California. Journal of voyage and visit to Honolulu, with entries da­ ted Aug. 24 - Sept. JO, 1888, giving impressions of places and people, including members of the royal family and other prominent Honoluluans. N.B. w.s. Bartlett, a banker of Tustin, California, visited Honolulu with his family a number of times. This visit was to seek improvement of Mrs. Bartlett's health. Mrs. Arthur Brown was the daughter-in-law of Thomas Brown, a long-time resident of �aii...... ,...,...�-� · -·- ....· ---· - �· ...--,---· Bflssett, Villard Kenneth, 1887-1954• ,;:�7 Personal history. 1887 Feb. 15 born Oakland, California. 0 attended schools in Oakland; lert high school at death 1903 or father to work as newspaper reporter. 1919 came to Honolulu; worked at Pacific Commercial Adver­ tiser. 1920 namecL assistant to new-�-appointed Mayor, John H. \lilson. At same 'W.ae taught journallsa at McKinley High School, 1923 resigned as Mayor's secretary to run for Board or Su­ pervisors; elected. 1 1924 March started Honolulu Times (newspaperv ; ran it unt:il October ;abruptly left Halnlii; worked on various new-spapers in and� , mel, California, Boston, and Providence, R.I. 1945 hired by J. H. \lilson, then Director, Dept. Public Velfare, Hawaii, for specia1 departmental assignment. ( see next card ------· ---·· - ·------·-.. - - Bassett, Villard Kenneth, 1887-1954. Personal bistor,r (continued). Card 2 1946 J .H. Vilson, nevly elected as Mayor or Honolulu, aP­ pointed Bassett as his admn:1strative assistant; be continued in this position lmtil bis death. 0 1954 Jan. 17 injured by automobile vhil.e crossing streetJ Jan. 26 died from above injuries.

• ---- ._ ... . � � i------...-,-··..-.------,--. .,.. �------,..... �-- ..JII!-=- ·�--·-� ��· � Basset1i1 Villard Kenneth, 1887-1954• Correspondence. 6 items. Letter from Bassett to Dr. Ferris F. Laune, Secretacy', Honolulu Council of Social Agencies, and Dr. Laune's rep1y, copied in pencil, January, 1946. Xerox copy of campaign speech for Jolm H. Wilson, Oct.17, 1952. Autobiography of W. K. Bassett written about Dec.1952.

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M-483 P. Brickwood Coll.

PINAO BRICKWOOD MEMORIAL COLLECTION

INTRODUCTION

The Pinao Brickwood Memorial Collection of Hawaiian prints, maps and etchings was donated to the Territory of Hawaii by Victor S. K. Houston in October, 1938. The Archives was designated as the repository. The collection was originally framed and on public display. Subsequently the material was removed from display, the frames were discarded and the collection was stored under conditions intended to enhance long­ term preservation.

BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH

Pinao G. Brickwood Born in Honolulu ca. 1876 Married Victor S. K. Houston July 19, 1909 Died in Honolulu September 27, 1936 Source: Honolulu Advertiser, 9/28/1936, pl SCOPE AND CONTENT NOTE The collection was assembled by Victor S. K. Houston over the span of many years. It originally consisted of approximately 122 framed prints of Hawaiiana and ten framed maps of Honolulu Harbor. In 1940, additional prints were received from Mr. Houston and added to the Collection. Whether or not it was Mr. Houston's intent that this subsequent gift be added to the collection cannot be determined from available records. The maps were transferred to the Map Collection. See also: Photo Collection, voyage prints Victor S.K. Houston Collection (M-68) SERIES DESCRIPTION

1. Prints and Photographs. 1778-1841, 1867, 1928. 4 linear inches in 2 drop front print boxes.

As presently constituted, the collection consists of 157 prints (engravings, lithographs) from originals done by artists who accompanied early European explorers, including ,

1 M-483 P. Brickwood Coll. James Clevely, and Jacques Arago. See the attached inventory. The subjects of the prints include natives, villages, cultural activities and incidents (such as the death of Captain Cook). There are in addition a few photographs of artifacts, such as Captain Cook memorial coins. The collection provides insights into the cultural landscape of immediate post-western contact Hawaii. Print no. 223 was not located during processing.

Container List

Contents

M483-l Prints nos. 204, 205, 209-222, 224-248, 252 A-B, 253 A-B, 254, 255 A-D, 256 A-D, 257, 258 A-D, 259 A-D, 260, 261 A-D, 262, 263 A-B, 265, 266, 269, 271, 273, 275, 276, 278, 280-293, 295-301.

M483-2 Prints nos. 201-203, 207, 208, 249-251, 264, 267, 268, 270, 272, 274, 277, 294, 302-330, 335-337; three unnumbered prints of Hawaiian birds M483-0SD Print no. 206

Processed by E. Chang, 1995/3 through 1997/2, 1997/8. Finding Aid By A. Hoof, 1997/2, revised 1997/8.

2 PINAO BRICIO\OOD MEMORIAL OJLLECTION PRESENTED 10 THE TERRITORY OF HAWAII BY - VICTOR S. K. 1-0USTON

201 "Une Vue De l'Interieur De l'Isle d'Atooi." (A view of the interior of in Hawaii.) [By Webber. From Captain Cook's 3d voyage, French edition.] 202 "An Island View, in Atooi." [By Webber. From Captain Cook's 3d voyage, English edition, 1784.) 203 "Binnengezigt Van Het Eiland Atooi." (View in the Island of Kauai.) (By Webber. From Captain Cook's 3d voyage, Dutch edition.] 204 "Isle d'Atooi." (Island of Kauai.) (By Webber. From Captain Cook's 3d voyage, French edition.] Colored. 205 "Isola d'Atooi." (Island of Kauai.) [After Webber. From Captain Cook's 3d voyage, Italian edition.] Colored. 206 "Boxing match before Captain Cook." From unpublished drawing by James Webber. Published by F. Edwards. 207 Death of Captain Cook. [By Webber. From Captain Cook's 3d voyage.] 208 "A view of Karakakooa, in Owyhee." (A view of Kealakekau.) [By Webber. From Captain Cook's 3d voyage, English edition.] 209 "Mort De Cook." (Death of Captain Cook.) [By Webber. From Captain Cook's 3d voyage.] 210 "The Death of Captain James· Cook." Reprint of aquatint by Jukes, after drawing by James Cleveley. 211 "The Death of Captain ." Engraving from Garter painting. [Reprint.] 212 The Death of James Cook, by Johann Zoffany. Original in the Maritime Musellll, Greenwich. 213 "Mort Tragique du Capitaine Cook." (Tragic death of Captain Cook.) [After Webber drawing. n.d.]

214 11Mort Tragique du Capitaine Cook." (Tragic death of Captain Cook.) [After Webber drawing. n.d.] 215 11 Representation of the Death of Captain Cook." Published by S. A. Cumberlege, 1781. 216 "An exact Representation of the Death of Captain James Cook." Published by A. Hogg, 1788. 217 "The Death of Captain James Cook." Engraved by T. Cook, after drawing by Dodd & others. [Reprint] 218 "The Death of Captain Cook by the Natives of Owhyee." Published by C. Cooke, 1788. 219 "The Discovery, The vessel which accompanied Captain Cook on his last voyage." By E.W. Cooks, 1829. 220 ''Kerkhof Van Atooi." (Heiau on Kauai.) (After Webber. Captain Cook's 3d voyage, Dutch edition.]

221 "Cimetiere D'Atooi." (Cemetery, i.e., Heiau� of Kauai.) [After Webber. Captain Cook's 3d voyage, French edition.J 222 "The inside of a house in the Moral in Atooi (Kauai)" "The outside of a Moral or Burial Place in Atooi." [After Webber.] 223 "Honneurs Rendus a Cook." (Honors rendered to Cook.) [After Webber. Captain Cook's 3d voyage, French edition.] 224 "An offering before Captain Cook in the Sandwich Islands." [By Webber. Captain Cook's 3d voyage, English edition.] 225 "Morai ou Cimetiere." (Heiau or cemetery.) [After Webber. Captain Cook's 3d voyage, French edition?] Colored. 226 "Interieur du Moral." (Interior of Heiau.) (After Webber. Captain Cook's 3d voyage, French edition?] Colored. 227 "lnterieur d'un Moral d'Atooi." (Interior of a heiau on Kauai.) (After Webber. Captain Cook's 3d voyage, French edition.] 228 "Habitants des Iles Sandwich." (Inhabitants of the Sandwich Islands.) (After Webber. Captain Cook's 3d voyage, French edition?] Colored. 229 "HoDIDe de l'Isle Sandwich Avec Son Casque." (Man,of'tbe Sandwich Islands with helmet.) [After Webber. Captain Cook's 3d voyage, French edition.] 230 "A Portrait of a man of the Sandwich Islands with his Helaet." "A oung woman of the Sandwich Islands." rAfter Webber.] 231 "Jonge Vrouw Van de Sandwich Eilander." (Young woman of the Sandwich Islands.) [After Webber. Captain Cook's 3d voyage, Dutch edition.] 232 "Winee, Naturelle D'Owyhee, l'une des Iles Sandwich." (Winee, native of Hawaii, one of the Sandwich Islands.) [From Meares, Voyages, 1788-1789.] 233 [Dancer. From Captain Cook's 3d voyage, French edition?] Colored. 234 "Een man van de Sandwich-Eilanden Dansende.• (A aan of the Sandwich Island� ...... � dancing.) (After Webber. From Captain Cook's 3d voyage, Dutch edition.]

-2- 235 "Divers Ouvrages des Habitans de L'Isle Sandwich." (Various articles of the natives1 of the Sandwich Islands.) [After Webber. From Captain Cook s 3d voyage, French edition.] 236 "Werktuigen Van'de Sandwich-Eilanders." (Various articles ••• ) [After Webber. FrOlll Captain Cook's 3d voyage, Dutch edition.] 237 "Pirogue des Isles Sandwich, Avec Les Rameurs Masques." (Canoe of the Sandwich Islands with masked paddlers.) [After Webber. From Captain Cook's 3d voyage, French edition.] Colored. 238 "Praauw Van de Sandwich's Eilanden, Met Gemaskerde Roeijers." (Canoe of the Sandwich Islands with masked paddlers.) (After Webber. From Captain Cook's 3d voyage, Dutch edition.] 239 "Tereoboo, King of Owyhee, bringing presents to Captain Cook." {Kalanlopuu, King of Hawaii.) [By Webber. From Captain Cook's 3d voyage.] 240 "Terreboo, King of Owyhee, bringing presents to Captain Cook." {Kalaniopuu, King of Hawaii.) [After Webber. From Captain Cook's 3d voyage.] 241 Model of double canoe in Naval Musel.Ill, Prais. 242 Plan of Canoe in Naval MuseUD, Paris. 243 "The Famous Roach {Rotch) Fleet off the coast of Hawaii." [Copy of a lithograph.] Colored. 244 "Karakakoa Bay, Owyhee." {, Hawaii.) 245 "Honorourou, Capitale D'Ouahou, Vue Du Mouillage {Iles Hawai)." (Honolulu, Capital of Oahu, seen from the anchorage, Hawaiian Islands.) n.d. 246 "The Storm Bird." (Water color ·by G. Jackson.] 247 Captain Cook Memorial Coins, 1928. (Photograph.] 248 United States Postage; Captain Cook Sesquicentennial 1928. [Proposed design by May Fraser; not authorized.] 249 "Panorama de 1'1le d'Oahou pris du Mouillage d'Honolulu (Isles Sandwich) 211e Feuille." (Panorama of Oahu, taken froa the Anchorage of Honolulu.) (Published 1841. From the voyage of the Venus in Hawaii, 1837.) Colored. 250 "Panorama de l'ile d'Oahou pris du Mouillage d'Honolulu (Isles Sandwich) 1•re Feuille." (Panorama of Oahu, taken from the anchorage of Honolulu.) (Published 1841. From the voyage of the Venus, 1837.) Colored. 251 "Na Poki, Prille Minister of the Sandwich Islands and his wife Liliha." Lithograph from Hayter, 1824. Colored. 252 "Vue du port d'Hano•Royou." "A View of the huts and a boathouse at Owyhee." [Engraved for the Ladies Magazine. After Ellis.] 253 "A man and woman of the Sandwich Islands." "A view of a Morai at Owhyee." [Engraved for the Ladies Magazine. After Webber and Ellis.] 254 "Tamehamalu, Queen of the Sandwich Islands." [Engraved by Cooper, n.d.] 255 "Danseur at Danseuse." (Dancers.) "Le Roi Koui et la Princesse Nahina.• (Kauikeaouli and Nahienaena.) "Offrande falte a Cook." (Offering to Captain Cook.) "Officier du Roi. feume d'un Chef." (King's officer; wife of a chief.) [Copied from Webber, Arago and Dampier; published 1834.) "Interieur de la maison d'un Chef." (Interior of a Chief's ·house.) "La Reine Kahoumanou." (Queen Kaahumanu.) "Bapteme du Ministre du Roi abord de la Corvette Francasie l'Uranie." (Baptism of the King's minister on the French Corvette Uranie.) "Portrait de trois Indigenes." (Portrait of· three natives.) [Copies from Choris & Pellion; published 1834.) 257 "Homahanna. Ile Wahu." (Namahana, Island of Oahu.) [Froru Kotzebue's 2nd voyage in Hawaii, 1825; published 1830.] Colored. 258 "Danse des feanes." (Women.dancing.) "Lamentations a la mort du Keapoua-Laoui," (Lamentations at the death of Keoupulani.) "Habitations." (Houses.) "Moral du Roi." (King's heiau.) [Copied from Choris, Pellion & Arago, published 1834.] 259 "Vallee Vaipiou." (Valley of Waipio.) "Chute de Voonai-Rohoa." "Temple Taboui." (Tabou temple.) "Ruins d'un fort a Kai-Roua.• (Ruins of Fort at K.ailua.) [Copied from Arago and �thers, published 18�.] 260 "La Plage d'Honoloulou a Oahoo.• (The Beach at Honolulu.) By A. Borqet. 261 Ceremonial Dances. [Mostly after Webber. A combination of several plates into one scene. Not all Hawaiian.] 262 "Palace of Kamahamah. The South Eastern Part of the town of Hanarura at Oahu, Honolulu 1 Sand Islands, May 1826." 263 "A man of Sandwich Islands." [After Ellis, published 178�.J "A double canoe of Sandwich Islands." [By Ellis.] 264 Village de Kearakekoua. (Village of Kealakekua i.e., Kaawaloa.) By Lauvergue. [From Voyage de la Bonite, 1836.] Colored. 26� Village de Kearakekoua. (Village of Kealakekua i.e., Kaawaloa.) By Lauvergue. [From Voyage de la Bonite, 1836.J� 266 "Vue de Honolulu." (View of fbnolulu.) By Lauvergue. [From Voyage de la 0 Bonite, 1836.]

-'- 267 "Vue de Honolulu." (View of Honolulu.) By Lauvergue. [From Voyage de la Bonite, 1836.) Colored. 268 "Scene de danse aux Iles Sandwich." (Dancing scene in the Sandwich Isles.) By Lauvergue. [From voyage of the Bonite, 1836.) Colored. 269 "Scene de danse Aux Iles Sandwich." (Dancing scene in the Sandwich Isles.) By Lauvergue. [From Voyage de la Bonite, 1836.) 270 "Vallee du Pari Pres Honoloulou." (Valley of the Pali near Honolulu.) By Fisquet. (From Voyage de la Bonite, 1836.] Colored. 271 "Vallee du Pari Pres Honoloulou." (Valley of the Pali near Honolulu.) By Fisquet. [From Voyage de la Bonite, 1836.) 272 "Monunent Eleve A Hawaii Au Capitaine Cook," (Monunent erected to Captain Cook.) By Fisquet. [From Voyage de la Bonite, 1836.] Colored. 273 "MonU11.ent Eleve A Hawaii Au Capitaine Cook." (Monument erected to Captain Cook.) By Fisquet. [From Voyage de la Bonite, 1836.] 274 "Echouage Aux Iles Sandwich." (Grounding at the Sandwich Islands.) By ·Lauvergue. [From Voyage de. la Bonite, 1836.] Colored. 275 "Echouage Aux Iles Sandwich." (Grounding at the Sandwich Islands.) By Lauvergue. [From Voyage de la Bonite, 1836.] 276 Iles Sandwich. Un Officer du Roi en grand costune. (Sandwich Islands, an officer of the King in costume.) By Arago. [Freycinet's voyage on the Uranie, 1819,] Colored. 277 Baptism of Kalaimoku on the Uranie, 1819, by PellioR. [From Rose de Freycinet's journal, 1819.] Colored. 278 "Iles Sandwich: Feame de l'ile Mowi dansant." (Sandwich Islands, WOilan of the island of Maui, dancing.) By Arago. [Freycinet's voyage, 1819.] Colored. 280 "Iles Sandwich, vue du Moral du Roi a Kayakakoua, Sur l'Ile Owybi." (Sandwich Islands, view of the King's heiau at Kealakekua.) By Arago. [Freycinet's voyage, 1819.] 281 "lles·Sandwich: Maisons de Kraimotou, Premier Minlstre du Roi; Fabricatiop des Etoffes." .(Sandwich Islands; House of Kalaimoku, Prime Minister of the King; Manufacture of tapa.) By Pellion. [Freycinet's voyage, 1819.] 282 "Fea1e des Iles Sandwich." (Woman of the Sandwich Islands.) By Arago. [From Freycinet's voyage, 1819.] 283 "Maniere d• punir de mort un coupable aux Iles Sandwich." (Capital punish- ment of the guilty in the Sandwich Islands.) By Arago. [Freycinet's voyage, 1819.] 284 "Relache a Owyhee." (Visit on the island of Hawaii.) By Arago. (Freycinet's voyage, 1819.) Colored.

-5- 285 "Relache a Owyhee." (Visit on the island of Hawaii.) By Arago. [Freycinet's voyage, 1819.] . 286 "I-Kao.Onoroh. Feame des iles Sandwich." (Woman of the Sandwich Islands.) By Arago. [Freycinet's voyage, 1819.] 287 "Iles Sandwich, Armes et objects divers, a !usage des habitans." (Sandwich Islands, weapc>ns and objects used by the natives.) By Arago. [Freycinet's voyage, 1819.) 288 "Jeune fe111ne des Isles Sandwich dansant." (Young 1MOman of the Sandwich Islands dancing.) By Arago. [Freycinet's voyage, 1819.] 289 "Les Iles Sandwich." (Methods of punishment.) By Arago. [Freycinet's voyage, 1819.] 290 "Jeux Sandwichiens." {Sandwich Islands games.) By Arago. [Freycinet's voyage, 1819.] 291 "Iles Sandwich, vue du Morai du Roi a Kayakakoua." (Sandwich Islands, view of the King's heiau at Kealakekua.) By Ar-go. [Freycinet's voyage, 1819.] 292 "Taameamea." (Kamehameha.) [Photo of Bruce Cartwright's portrait by Choris, here in 1816.] 293 "Taameamea. " ( Kamehameha • ) (Photograph of the Charis portrait 1816, obtained by Jules Remy in exchange for a copy which he made.J\ 294 "Tomeamea." (Kamehameha.) [Photograph of print by Choris, 1816, in Russian.) edition of Kotzebue.] 295 "Tanmeamea, Konig de Sandwich lnseln." [By Choris, 1816, from German edition of Kotzebue, published 1821.] 296 "Young, favori du Roi Tameameha, Isles Sandwich." (John Young, favorlt� of King Kamehameha, Sandwich Islands.) By Arago. [Freycinet's voyage, 1819.] 297 "Young, favori du Roi Tameameha, (Iles Sandwich.)" (John Young, favorite of King Kamehameha.) By Arago. [Freycinet's voyage, 1819.] 298 "Keihe-Koukoui, surnoame JACK pilote royal (Iles Sandwich.)" By Arago. [Freycinet's voyage, 1819.J\ 299 "Laperouse." (Portrait.) 300 "Iles Sandwich. 1, Kraimokou, surnoaae PITT, 1st ainlstre du Roi. 2, Young, favorl du Roi Taameamea. 3, Keihe-Koukoui, JACK, pilote royal. By Pellion. [Freycinet's voyage, 1819.] Colored. 301 "Guerrier Sandwiehien." (Sandwich Island warrior.) [After Arago.] 302 Woman of the Sandwich Islands. By Choris. [From Russian edition of Kotzebue's voyage, 1816.] 303 "Feame des Iles Sandwich." (Woman of the Sandwich Islands.} By Choris. (1816. From voyage Autour du Monde, published 1822.] Colored. 304 "Inhabitants of the Sandwic� Islands." [After Charis. 1816. Published London, 1842.] Colored. 30� "Habitants des Iles Sandwich." (Natives of the Sandwich Islands.) [After Choris, 1816.] Colored. 306 "Entrevue avec les habitans des Iles Penrhyn." (Meeting with the natives of Penrhyn island.) [Showing the stern of the Rurik, Captain von Kotzebue's ship.] By Choris. 307 "Entrevue de !'Expedition de M. Kotzebue, avec le Roi Tanaeamea, dans l'ile d'Ovayhi." (Meeting between Captain Kotzebue and King Kamehameha on the island of Hawaii.) By Choris. 1816. [Vues et paysages, 1826.) Colored. 308 "Ansicht von dem Koniglichen Murai in der Bacht Ti-utatua auf der Insel 0 Waihi, neben welchem die Konigin Kah1.111ana mit ihrer Tochter spatzieren geht." (View of the King's heiau on the bay of Kailua, Hawaii, near which Queen Kaahumanu is out walking with her daughter.) By Choris. 1816. (From Kotzebue'& voyage, 1821.] Colored. 309 "Danseur des Isles Sandwich." (Dancer of the Sandwich Islands.) [From Moeurs et cost\llles des Isles Sandwich. Saint Sauveur, 1784.] Oolored. 310 "Danseur des Isles Sandwich." (Dancer of the Sandwich Islands.) Signed, J. Grasset s. Sauveur. Colored. 311 "Roi des Isles de Sandwich." (King of the Sandwich Islands.) Signedi J. Grasset S. Sauveur. Colored. 312 ·Iles Sandwich. Danse des Naturels." (Dance of the natives.) [From Lafond de Lurey, 1844.] Colored. 313 "Isulaire des Isles Sandwich." (Native of the Sandwich Islands.) Signed: J. Grasset des. 314 "Insulaire d'Owhyhee." (Native of Hawaii.) [From Saint Sauveur, 1784.] 315 "Guerrier des Isles Sandwich.• (Warrior of the Sandwich Islands.) Sighed: J. Grassett St. Sauveur. Colored. 316 "Fe1111e Sandwich." (Woman of the Sandwich Islands.) [From St. Sauveur, 1784.] Colored. 317 Femme des Isles Sandwich. (Woman of the Sandwich Islands. [From St. Sauveur, 1784.] Colored. 318 "Pretre des Isles de Sandwich." (Priest of the Sandwich Islands.) Signed: J. Grassett St. Sauveur. Colored. 319 "Missionnaire Aux Isles Sandwich." (Catholic Missionary.) Colored.

-7- 320 "Guerrier de Sandwich." (Sandwich Island Warrior.) Signed J. Grassett St. Sauveur. Colored. 321 "Insulaire des Isles Sandwich." (Native of the Sandwich Islands.) [From St. Sauveur, 1784.] Colored. 322 "Homme Sandewich." (Man of the Sandwich Islands.) [From St. Sauveur, 1784.] Colored. 323 "Sandwich Islanders." Colored. 324 "Hoame & Feu:me des Isles de Sandwick." (Man and woman of the Sandwich Islands.) Signed: J. G. St. Sauveur. Colored. 325 "Fenme des Isles Sandwich." (Woman of the Sandwich Islands.) Signed: J. G. St. Sauveur. Colored. 326 "Pirogue Sandwich." (Paddler of the �ndwich Islands.) [From St. Sauveur.] Colored. 327 "Hts. des Iles Sandwick." (Natives of the Sandwich Islands.) Colored. 328 "Sandwich Islander." (with New Year god, by Gil�ert Mathison, 1822.] 329 "A view in the bay at Woahoo, Sandwich Islands." Published by Captain Dixon, 1789. 330 Photograph of original Webber in showing inside of Heiau at CJ Waimea, Kauai. 331 Photograph of original Webber in Bishop Muselml, showing King bringing presents. 332 Photograph of original Webber in Bishop Museun, showing presentation of gifts to Captain Cook. 333 Photograph of original unpublished drawing by Webber, showing paddlers in canoe. 334 Photograph of original unpublished drawing by Webber, showing Hawaiian aan with tattooing. 33� An offering before Captain Cook. [After Webber, C. Bottigella.] Colored. 336 "Tamehameha 2d, His Majesty King of the Sandwich Islands. Drawn ••• by John Hayter. London, 1824" 337 "Tamehamalu, Her Majesty the Queen of the Sandwich Islands. Drawn ••• by John Hayter. London, 1824." Briggs, Lloyd Vernon, 1863-19,41. Collection. 7 l/2 inches. 186JAug. 1}. Was born. in Boston, Mass., eon of Lloyd and Sarah Elizabeth El.mes Kent Briggs. Attended Boston Latin School and Chauncey Ball School to prepare for entrance to medical school. 1879 Autumn. Allowed to take first year lectures at Harvard Medical School althoush �oo _young to matriculate. 1880 arrived Honolulu on bark A1Jsi Turner; stndied medicine and vorked \11th Dr. McGrew. Vo)'868 was �o recover from T.:B. 1881 Jan.4 Appointed Deputy Vaccinating Officer (for small- pox) 'for Island of Oahu; also worked in Iona. 1881 May 10 left Honolulu on City of for San Francisco. 1905 June 1. Married Mary Tileston Cabot at Brookline, Mass. 19,41 Feb. 28 died Tuscon, !arl,zona.

i I ! ...-i!!�.....---7" .. , _·::,.14 ·'l�O:· :cs5;;_19�. �c�::' ------===-=-==:.__..:...... :=-==--==:::::.::::.:.... r' r- , ______. . Ms. dia.ry of vayage to Honolulu in 1880 aboard the bark AMY TURNER. Also ms. or book, "Cruise of the bark Al.fY TURMER around the Hom., 1880" published by Charles E. Lauri.at, Bostan.1 1926. Ms. lxlok, "Experiences of a medical student in Honolulu, or n eIX1 on the island or Oahu.1 1881. ?Tewspaper articles and mementoes relating to Jolm Kal.ua, in Hawaiian1 boy protege of Briggs' family, who was killed a Sailor s home in Boston. .. Tourist pamphletsJ newspaper clippings.

·� Brinsmade, Peter Allen, 1805?-1�59. 1 • �- I� Personnl history. Ii 1805? born Hallowell, Maine. 1 graduate Bowdoin College; post-graduate studies_at Ando­ ver Theology Seminar and Yale Divinity School. 1833 July 25 arrived Honolulu with William Ladd and \lilliam Hooper, to establish merce.nt:Ue trading house in Honolul organized firm or Brinsmade, Ladd & Hooper, later known as Ladd & Company. 1835 \lith partners, leaoed land from King at Koloa, Kauai, fo raising sugar cane. 1837 went to Eruope, sold lease of land holdings to Belgian stock company (Belgian Contract), took his pay in shares, made Kamehameha III also large stockholder. 1846 Ladd & Co. went bankrupt. 1859 died Oct.6, Lowell, Mass.

Brinsmade, Pet.er Allen, 1805?-1859. Lette_rs. 5 inches. Letters (1820-1845), including a notice (1859) as U.S. CoI:lJ!lercial Agent to U.S. citizens saying the French ship t•ARTIMISE is going to start hostilities and offering a re!'uge a.board for all Americans except the Protestant clergy. Letterbook or Brinsmade, Ladd & Hooper (1845). Letters · and a.i'fidavits concerning the Liquidation.of French & Greenway in 18451 concerning the Catholic mission and to his wife. For other correspondence see .Archives index: Foreign Officials, United States, Commercial Agent, listing some� Brinsmade•s letters in the F.O.& Ex. file.

·• 'f• M-16 Brown, Charles Augustus ( 11Ce.bby11 ), 1856-1937. Personal history. 1856 June 25 born Worcester, I'1assachusetts. 1877 March 12 arrived Honolulu; worked a.s bookkeeper at \lailu­ ku and Olowalu plantations. 1878 entered Bishop & co banking house; worked there till 1887 1886 Sept. 3 married Irene Kahalelaukoa Ii; later divorced. children: George Ii Brown, Francis Hyde Ii Brow, P.ose K. Davis. 1887-1916 managed and developed land ml.dings of Jolm Ii estate 1900 June 27 married Gertrude Lawence AdBlils. 1937 May 3 died Lowell, z.tassachusetts.

1111!!!!"' � -� �;1---B-ro_w,_ C harles Augustus (•Cabl>,-• ), 56-19 l� ..... , Collection. 4 items. 1 List checked in pencil showing 1.Ayes and Noes taken this day on •Vote of want of confidence'" Aug.JO ., 1892. Pencilled ha ] note says: "Engineered by C s. A. Brow Asssor [sic &11 Col­ lector of Taxes for the Hawaiian Islands Aqg.30 ., 1892. Undated printed letter to editor., Honolulu Daily Bulletin., arguing the case against annexation by Theo. H. Do.vies. Place card from farewell dinner given by Admiral Jolm Irwin, March 19, 1894; signed by host and several important guests, includine c. A. Brow. fyped biography of Admiral Jolm Irwin., U.S • .N., March 9, 1893 I !n-TIU, JOH?J, Admiral, U. S. N.

-� 1 f �193 Brown, Marie Hope (Davison) j'i Personal history card.

1905 Feb.8 married Edgar Marion Brown 1912 Received teaching credential 1934 Retired from teaching as principal, Lunalilo School, Hono­ lulu.

/�, Marie �Ola�) -.. !. Papers. 10 1tams. f Teaching certii'icates, letters, awards; 1912-1934• �:...... -.. -�i7 Brown, Raymond Curtis, 1867-1944• J Personal history-. 1867 Jan. 7 born C811bridge, Ohio. educated in Ohio public schools. 1891 June 16 married Grace E. O'Hara, Colllllbus, Ohio. Tvo children. 1901 caae to Hawii as representative of U.S. Dept. Labor 1903 becaae associated with U.S. Imd.gration Service. 1906 appointed Inspector in charge, U.S. Immigration Service, at Honolulu. 1911 Dec. resigned; spent next two years recuiting labor in Europe for Hawaiian sugar planters. 1914 returned to Hono�ulu; appointed secretary, Cbsaber of Commerce. 1921 appointed Secretary of Hawaii by President Harding. 1934 June 15 resigned to nm £or Bouse of Representatives;won .--.Jo----�. -- • ------� iti1 Brown, Raymond Curtis, 1Jl67-1944• !, ·f Personal history (continued) Card 2 1935 served one term in T. H. House of Representatives. 1944 July 28 died, Honolulu.

Brown, Ra:,mond Curtis, 1867-1944• 1 item. DiploI!!e Specitl given to Raynond C. BrO\•m., Secrete.ire du territorie d I P.awai at the Internitional Colanial �si tion, Paris 1951. VoJ,,i AM o '- 'f o l,al, �0\1-U\ . L-..o�J C f ti-'V\:��U "' > \+. I w. µ�, ""'51 t,.)._ "le..t +; C."-1,.,,-.... Co�l:cJ� Pf o-· y.o Brwmaer, Max B l.859-1937. Personal bisto1"7. 1859 November Z'l bom Philadelphia, Pa. lffl January 12 arrived in Honolulu; age 21, msician, citizen or u.s., cw fro• San Francisco OD City or Hew York 1878 Febniarr 9 left Honolulu OD St. Paul tor San Francisco

The Ca.rr:l.er'a Bev Year•a address ••• J'an.1, 1878. · i,--- ' 1I M-18 Burns, Eugene, 1906-1958. I Personal histo • 1906 born in Russia. left Russia during Russian revolution; educated at Univer­ sity of VashiDgton, Harvard University, and University of Munioh, Cerma.ey. Professor of English, University of Idaho. 1937 Forester, Hawaii Rational Pa.rl:; reporter, Hi1o Tribune- Herald. 1938 March Reporter, Honolulu Star-Bulletin. 1940 Reporter, Honolulu bureau, Associated Press 19.U Dec. 7 bec8llle Chier, llono)ulu bureau, AP. 19.42-1944 Var correspondent accredited with U.S. Navy. 1944 O ct. returned to San Francisco; wrote books and newspaper and magazine articles; 1958 July Killed during native rebellion in Bagdad, Iraq.

Typed :as.nu.scripts, draft copy and 1'ineJ. copy of two books: Then !here Vas One, and The La.st King of P aradise. (1941-1945) Notes on The Last� of Paradise. Article: Battle of iidll81'•

H-18 Burns, Ellgene, \tf0&-1958. Manuscripts. l 1/2 ft.

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