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'''1858 '''The Utah war brings missionaries home in December.Hawaiian Elders Kelehune, and Solomon Umi are left in charge.<br> | '''1858 '''The Utah war brings missionaries home in December.Hawaiian Elders Kelehune, and Solomon Umi are left in charge.<br> | ||
'''1862 '''Lorenzo Snow is drowned in Lahaina harbor, Maui, and is resuscitated. He goes to Palawai. Walter Murry Gibson is excommunicated for simony and apostasy.<br> | '''1862 '''Lorenzo Snow is drowned in Lahaina harbor, Maui, and is resuscitated. He goes to Palawai. Walter Murry Gibson is excommunicated for simony and apostasy.<br> | ||
'''1865 '''Laie is chosen as the new gathering place for the Saints by Francis Hammond and George Nebeker. Total Church membership in Hawaii is 500, with 22 missionaries.<br> | '''1865 '''Laie is chosen as the new gathering place for the Saints <ref>ScholarsArchive at Brigham Young University, [https://scholarsarchive.byu.edu/cgi/viewcontent.cgi?article=1341&context=etd ''"The Making of the Ahupuaa of Laie into a Gathering Place and Plantation: The Creation of an Alternative Space to Capitalism"''], by Cynthia Wooley Compton, December 15, 2005.</ref> by Francis Hammond and George Nebeker. <ref>Envision La'ie, [http://archive.constantcontact.com/fs145/1103564828148/archive/1121539674076.html ''"Laie Gathering Place Historical Vignette"''], by The Mormon Pacific Historical Society, July 2, 2015 Edition, accessed on July 21, 2020.</ref> Total Church membership in Hawaii is 500, with 22 missionaries.<br> | ||
'''1870 '''Church membership in Hawaii is 1,611.<br> | '''1870 '''Church membership in Hawaii is 1,611.<br> | ||
'''1875 '''Membership in Hawaii is 4,092.<br> | '''1875 '''Membership in Hawaii is 4,092.<br> | ||
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<ref>ScholarsArchive at Brigham Young University, [https://scholarsarchive.byu.edu/cgi/viewcontent.cgi?article=1217&context=mphs ''"Abraham Kaleimahoe Fernandez: A Hawaiian Saint and Royalist, 1857-1915"''], by Isaiah Walker.</ref><br> | <ref>ScholarsArchive at Brigham Young University, [https://scholarsarchive.byu.edu/cgi/viewcontent.cgi?article=1217&context=mphs ''"Abraham Kaleimahoe Fernandez: A Hawaiian Saint and Royalist, 1857-1915"''], by Isaiah Walker.</ref><br> | ||
'''1915''' Joseph F. Smith arrives in Honoloulu and sees Manuhii again. He dedicates the temple site in Laie. Church membership in Hawaii is 9,443 with 46 missionaries. <br> | '''1915''' Joseph F. Smith arrives in Honoloulu and sees Manuhii again. He dedicates the temple site in Laie. Church membership in Hawaii is 9,443 with 46 missionaries. <br> | ||
'''1917 '''Queen Liliuokalani dies at age 79.<br> | '''1917 '''Queen Liliuokalani dies at age 79. <ref>Wikipedia, [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Death_and_state_funeral_of_Lili%CA%BBuokalani ''"Death and state funera of Lili'uokalani"''], accessed on July 21, 2020.</ref> <br> | ||
'''1919 '''Hawaii temple dedicated by President Heber J. Grant <ref>Church of Jesus Christ Temples.org, [https://churchofjesuschristtemples.org/laie-hawaii-temple/presidents/ ''"Laie Hawaii Temple Dedicatory Prayers"'']</ref> <ref>Wikipedia, [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Laie_Hawaii_Temple#:~:text=LDS%20Church%20president%20Heber%20J,a%20magnet%20for%20Polynesian%20converts. ''"Laie Hawaii Temple"'']</ref>, with William M. Waddoups as temple president. <ref>Church of Jesus Christ Temples.org, [https://churchofjesuschristtemples.org/laie-hawaii-temple/presidents/ ''"Laie Hawaii Temple Presidents"'']</ref><br> | '''1919 '''Hawaii temple dedicated by President Heber J. Grant <ref>Church of Jesus Christ Temples.org, [https://churchofjesuschristtemples.org/laie-hawaii-temple/presidents/ ''"Laie Hawaii Temple Dedicatory Prayers"'']</ref> <ref>Wikipedia, [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Laie_Hawaii_Temple#:~:text=LDS%20Church%20president%20Heber%20J,a%20magnet%20for%20Polynesian%20converts. ''"Laie Hawaii Temple"''], accessed on July 21, 2020</ref>, with William M. Waddoups as temple president. <ref>Church of Jesus Christ Temples.org, [https://churchofjesuschristtemples.org/laie-hawaii-temple/presidents/ ''"Laie Hawaii Temple Presidents"'']</ref><br> | ||
'''1920 '''Genealogy of Kamehameha printed in Abraham Fornander’s Polynesian History and Ethnology.<br> | '''1920 '''Genealogy of Kamehameha printed in Abraham Fornander’s Polynesian History and Ethnology.<br> | ||
'''1921 '''Elder David O. McKay visits Laie Elementary school and sees the vision of a university in Hawaii. <ref>BYU Magazine, [https://magazine.byu.edu/article/genuine-gold/ ''"Genuine Gold"''], by Brad Olsen (BA 1991), published in the Fall 2005 Issue. </ref><br> | '''1921 '''Elder David O. McKay visits Laie Elementary school and sees the vision of a university in Hawaii. <ref>BYU Magazine, [https://magazine.byu.edu/article/genuine-gold/ ''"Genuine Gold"''], by Brad Olsen (BA 1991), published in the Fall 2005 Issue. </ref><br> | ||