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Resources we can use to get further information and their locations in Hawaii are :<br>• Hawaiian Cemetery Records, for which an index is located in the LDS Family History centers and Nanett Purnell has written guides for Oahu, Maui, Molokai, and Lanai. <br>Phone numbers for some of the Hawaiian Family History Centers:<br>On Oahu: Honolulu 808-955-8910<br>Kalihi 808-835-9701<br>Kaneohe 808-247-3134<br>Laie 808-293-2133<br>Makakilo 808-j672-5971<br>Mililani 808-623-1712<br>Waipahu 808-678-0752<br>On Maui: Kahului 808-877-0586<br>On Hawaii: Kau 808-929-7123<br>Kona 808-329-4469
==== Resources we can use to get further information and their locations in Hawaii are&nbsp;: ====


• The Hawaii State Archives (located behind Iolani Palace in Honolulu) <br>Iolani Palace Grounds <br>Honolulu, HI 96813<br>Phone: 808-586-0329<br>Www.state.hi.us/dags/archives/
<br>'''• Hawaiian Cemetery Records,'''


• The Hawaii State Dept. Of Health <br>Mailing address to request records for genealogical purposes:<br>Office of Health Status Monitoring<br>Issuance/Vital Statistics Section<br>P. O. Box 3378<br>Honolulu HI 96801<br>Physical location:<br>1250 Punchbowl St., Room 103<br>Honolulu, HI 96813<br>Phone: 808-586-4533<br>Www.state.hi.us/health/records/genealogy.html
An index is located in the LDS Family History centers and Nanett Purnell has written guides for Oahu, Maui, Molokai, and Lanai. <br>Phone numbers for some of the Hawaiian Family History Centers:<br>On Oahu: Honolulu 808-955-8910<br>Kalihi 808-835-9701<br>Kaneohe 808-247-3134<br>Laie 808-293-2133<br>Makakilo 808-j672-5971<br>Mililani 808-623-1712<br>Waipahu 808-678-0752<br>On Maui: Kahului 808-877-0586<br>On Hawaii: Kau 808-929-7123<br>Kona 808-329-4469


• The Bishop Museum Library, which has many Hawaiian oral genealogies of the ali`i prepared:<br>1525 Bernice Street<br>Honolulu H I 96817 <br>Phone: 808-848-4148<br>Www.bishopmuseum.org
'''• The Hawaii State Archives (located behind Iolani Palace in Honolulu) <br>'''


• The Hawaii Historical Society <br>560 Kawaihao Street<br>Honolulu H I 96817 <br>Phone: 808-537-6271
Iolani Palace Grounds <br>Honolulu, HI 96813<br>Phone: 808-586-0329<br>Www.state.hi.us/dags/archives/


• The Hawaii State Library<br>478 South King St.<br>Honolulu H I 96817<br>Phone: 808-j586-3500
'''• The Hawaii State Dept. Of Health <br>'''


• The Aloha Chapter House of the Daughters of the American Revolution <br>1914 Makiki Heights Dr.<br>Honolulu H I 96817
Mailing address to request records for genealogical purposes:<br>Office of Health Status Monitoring<br>Issuance/Vital Statistics Section<br>P. O. Box 3378<br>Honolulu HI 96801<br>Physical location:<br>1250 Punchbowl St., Room 103<br>Honolulu, HI 96813<br>Phone: 808-586-4533<br>Www.state.hi.us/health/records/genealogy.html


• The University of Hawaii<br>Hamilton Library, Hawaii Collection<br>2550 The Mall<br>Honolulu H I 96817 <br>Phone: 808-956-7214 or 956-7205


• National memorial Cemetery of the Pacific, for records of veterans who were buried in Hawaii<br>2177 Puowaina Drive<br>Honolulu H I 96817 <br>Phone: 808-541-3546


BYU Hawaii Joseph Smith Library Archives. <br>200 South High Street<br>Wailuku, HI, 96793<br>Phone: 808-243-7825
'''The Bishop Museum Library, which has many Hawaiian oral genealogies of the ali`i prepared:'''<br>1525 Bernice Street<br>Honolulu H I 96817 <br>Phone: 808-848-4148<br>Www.bishopmuseum.org


For adoption, divorce, naturalization, and probate records, contact the county court house of the county where your ancestor lived: <br>Hawaii County:<br>25 Aupuni St.. Room 209<br>Hilo, HI 96720<br>Phone: 808-961-8255<br>Honolulu County:<br>Honolulu County Clerk, City Hall<br>Honolulu HI 96813<br>Phone: 808-586-4533
'''• The Hawaii Historical Society '''<br>


Kauai County <br>Kauai County Clerk<br>4396 Rice Street<br>Lihue, HI 96766
560 Kawaihao Street<br>Honolulu H I 96817 <br>Phone: 808-537-6271


Maui County<br>Maui County Office of the County Clerk<br>200 High St.<br>Wailuku, HI 96793<br>Phone 808-243-7825
'''• The Hawaii State Library'''<br>


Resources available<br>The Family History Library has a large collection of records and books from the Hawaiian Islands.<br>On the Internet, we can go to Familysearch.org and choose the Library tab and then Family History Library Catalog. We would then type in Hawaii to get records that are made on an Island Group-wide basis and print the items we are interested in. <br>We would then type in the name of the island where our ancestors were from to get a list of records made on that level.
478 South King St.<br>Honolulu H I 96817<br>Phone: 808-j586-3500


Next, we type in the name of the district where our ancestors came from to see if any records were made on that level and print out the lists we get, then click on the record types that interest us. <br><br>We can also use a Film/fiche number search and look at the descriptions of these microfilms, all of which contain information about Hawaii: 1031511, 1031512, 1031513, 7194117, 1675576 Item 2, 1675265 item 4, 1308916, 1308917, 1308918, 1308919, and 1014417.
'''• The Aloha Chapter House of the Daughters of the American Revolution '''<br>


The family history centers on Oahu, Maui, and Hawaii have specialized information and help. See the list of family history centers by going to the Internet on computer at familysearch.org.
1914 Makiki Heights Dr.<br>Honolulu H I 96817
 
'''• The University of Hawaii<br>'''Hamilton Library, Hawaii Collection<br>2550 The Mall<br>Honolulu H I 96817 <br>Phone: 808-956-7214 or 956-7205
 
•'''National memorial Cemetery of the Pacific, for records of veterans who were buried in Hawaii<br>'''2177 Puowaina Drive<br>Honolulu H I 96817 <br>Phone: 808-541-3546
 
'''• BYU Hawaii Joseph Smith Library Archives'''. <br>200 South High Street<br>Wailuku, HI, 96793<br>Phone: 808-243-7825
 
'''''For adoption, divorce, naturalization, and probate records, contact the county court house of the county where your ancestor lived: <br>'''''<b>Hawaii County:<br></b>25 Aupuni St.. Room 209<br>Hilo, HI 96720<br>Phone: 808-961-8255<br>Honolulu County:<br>Honolulu County Clerk, City Hall<br>Honolulu HI 96813<br>Phone: 808-586-4533
 
'''Kauai County <br>'''Kauai County Clerk<br>4396 Rice Street<br>Lihue, HI 96766
 
'''Maui County<br>'''Maui County Office of the County Clerk<br>200 High St.<br>Wailuku, HI 96793<br>Phone 808-243-7825
 
'''Resources available<br>'''The Family History Library has a large collection of records and books from the ''Hawaiian Islands''.<br>On the Internet, we can go to Familysearch.org and choose the Library tab and then Family History Library Catalog. We would then type in Hawaii to get records that are made on an Island Group-wide basis and print the items we are interested in. <br>We would then type in the ''name of the island'' where our ancestors were from to get a list of records made on that level.
 
Next, we type in the ''name of the district ''where our ancestors came from to see if any records were made on that level and print out the lists we get, then click on the record types that interest us. <br><br>We can also '''use a Film/fiche number search '''and look at the descriptions of these microfilms, all of which contain information about Hawaii: '''1031511, 1031512, 1031513, 7194117, 1675576 Item 2, 1675265 item 4, 1308916, 1308917, 1308918, 1308919, and 1014417.'''
 
The family history centers on ''Oahu, Maui, and Hawaii ''have specialized information and help. See the list of family history centers by going to the Internet on computer at familysearch.org.
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