HAWAII
TERRITORY
CENSUS
REPORTS
1900
- 1930
Hawaii
was a kingdom and then a Republic from 1894 till 1898 when it ceded itself to the
United States mostly as a result of the Spanish American War. It became a
Territory in 1900 and the 50th State on August 21, 1959. Interesting
if you were white you were listed as being of the Octoroon race.
There
were no Putnams or Putmans
indexed.
He is
32 MA MA MA and his wife Myrtie M. Harris is 32 MA. They have been married 11 years
and have Melville H. 10 WA. He is an officer in the U. S. Army. He is a son of
Henry Locke Putnam (2405) and Mary Elizabeth Wood. He was born in Malden Mass.
and his dad was from Newburyport Mass. He was a second lieutenant stationed at
Coupeville, Washington in 1900. I assume he is probably a major by now. He is also
listed in the Military census for 1910.
She is
20 MI MN MI and single. She is boarding and does office work. She is a daughter
of Arthur Alonzo Putnam and Edith Palmer. She was born in Michigan in February
1899 and was with the family in Nobles County Minnesota in 1900. At the time
they were living with Arthur’s folks Worthy Adelbert
Putnam and Mary Ellen Welch.
25 WI WI WI and a secretary in the
YMCA. He is a son of Israel and Venetta Putnam and
was home in Marshall, Richland County Wisconsin in 1900 and in Lincoln County Wisconsin
in 1910. The family was from Vermont before that. He will marry Rena Muriel
Albrecht from Wisconsin soon and they will have a daughter Elizabeth here in
1922 and Virginia in 1926. She is probably out here working with Jim. He was
born in Ash Ridge Wisconsin June 6, 1894 and will die in Los Angeles June 3,
1979. Rena was born in Merrill, Wisconsin October 2, 1899 and will die in
Orange, California October 13, 1984. They will be in Brooklyn, New York in 1930
and still working for the YMCA there.
He is
34 MA MA MA single and a
Public School teacher. He is married in Hilo on the island of Hawaii in 1930.
He looks like the son of Daniel Cady Putnam and Louise Avery from Princeton,
Massachusetts. He was at home with his then divorced mother in 1900.
He is
26 IA IL IL married and boarding. He is a sales
manager for an automobile garage. He is Charles Uzziel
Putnam a son of John Anderson Putnam and Ruth Ellen Holmes, both from Illinois.
He was born while the family was in Wapello County Iowa in the early 1900s. In
1910 he was with his folks in Monroe County Missouri. He then came out here to
Hawaii and will be here and die in the 1930s. He was married to Emma Boyd in
the mid 1920s. They are divorced and Emma and the kids are living with her
widowed mother Henrietta Boyd in Honolulu.
He is
45 MA MA MA and his wife
Sarah W. 44 CT CT CT. They
are both public school teachers. He was single here in 1920. He looks like the
son of Daniel Cady Putnam and Louise Avery from Princeton, Massachusetts. He
was at home there with his divorced mother in 1900.
IRENE L. T.
PUTNAM Honolulu, Oahu Island
She is
25 WI WI MN and a stenographer in the Territorial
Government Office. She says she is married but is by herself with a couple of
boarders.
He is
50 MO MO MO. His wife Olive
is 47 KY and Stanley B. 18 KS. Also here is their married daughter Virginia
Voss 16 KS. He is a son of David Thomas Putnam and Sarah Margaret Hensley. He
was born in Mercer County Missouri and was with the family in Cowley County
Kansas in 1900. He is a Warrant Officer in the Army, and has been stationed at
Fort Monroe in Elizabeth City Virginia in 1910 and 1920. Dutch Family from New
York.
She is
26 HI PA HI and divorced. She has Lawrence 7 HI IL HI and Ruth 5 HI IL HI. They
live with her widowed mother Henrietta Boyd 66 HI. Emma is a saleslady in a dry
goods store. According to the daughter Ruth, Emma married a Charles U. Putnam
in May 1925 here in Hawaii.
He is
29 NY NY NY single and
boarding. He is a taxi driver.