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'''1844''' Missionaries of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints intending to sail to Hawaii arrive at Tubuai instead, 300 miles south of Tahiti. | '''1844''' Missionaries of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints intending to sail to Hawaii arrive at Tubuai instead, 300 miles south of Tahiti. | ||
<ref>Reid L. Neilson and Riley M. Moffat, Editors, "Tales from the World Tour, The 1895-1897 Travel Writings of Mormon Historian Andrew Jenson," ''Mission Histories, (Provo, UT: Religious Studies Center; Salt Lake City: Deseret Book, 2012), 410-33, Appendix 2,'' https://rsc.byu.edu/tales-world-tour/appendix-2, accessed 13 July 2020</ref> Joseph and Hyrum Smith are martyred.<br> | <ref>Reid L. Neilson and Riley M. Moffat, Editors, "Tales from the World Tour, The 1895-1897 Travel Writings of Mormon Historian Andrew Jenson," ''Mission Histories, (Provo, UT: Religious Studies Center; Salt Lake City: Deseret Book, 2012), 410-33, Appendix 2,'' https://rsc.byu.edu/tales-world-tour/appendix-2, accessed 13 July 2020</ref> Joseph and Hyrum Smith are martyred.<br> | ||
'''1850 '''Brigham Young sends George Q. Cannon and nine other Latter-day Saint missionaries to Honolulu. <ref> | '''1850 '''Brigham Young sends George Q. Cannon and nine other Latter-day Saint missionaries to Honolulu. <ref>Mary Jane Woodger, ed. Reid L. Nielson and Fred E. Woods, "The Ten Pioneering Missionaries of the Sandwich Islands, 1850-54," ''BYU Religious Studies Center, Go Ye into All the World: The Growth & Development of Mormon Missionary Work (Provo, UT: Religious Studies Center, 2012), 217-40,'' https://rsc.byu.edu/go-ye-all-world/ten-pioneering-missionaries-sandwich-islands-1850-54, accessed 13 July 2020</ref> Businessmen begin to arrive in Hawaii.<br> | ||
'''1851 '''First Latter-day Saint convert baptism in Hawaii. Nalilmanui offers her home to George Cannon and missionaries. George Q. Cannon receives revelation at Lahaina, Maui, that the Hawaiians are the seed of Abraham, through the posterity of Lehi. <ref>"The Book of Mormon Hawaii," ''Donkeytime.org, October 24, 2019,'' https://donkeytime.org/the-book/41583-the-book-of-mormon-hawaii-615-953.php, accessed 23 July 2020</ref><br> | '''1851 '''First Latter-day Saint convert baptism in Hawaii. Nalilmanui offers her home to George Cannon and missionaries. George Q. Cannon receives revelation at Lahaina, Maui, that the Hawaiians are the seed of Abraham, through the posterity of Lehi. <ref>"The Book of Mormon Hawaii," ''Donkeytime.org, October 24, 2019,'' https://donkeytime.org/the-book/41583-the-book-of-mormon-hawaii-615-953.php, accessed 23 July 2020</ref><br> | ||
'''1852 '''Jonathan and Kitty Napela are baptized and Jonathan helps George Q. Cannon translate The Book of Mormon from English into Hawaiian. <ref>ChurchofJesusChrist.org, | '''1852 '''Jonathan and Kitty Napela are baptized and Jonathan helps George Q. Cannon translate The Book of Mormon from English into Hawaiian. <ref>Joseph H. Spurrier, "Jonathon Napela: Quiet Hero of Hawaii," ''ChurchofJesusChrist.org, | ||
Ensign August 1978, https://www.churchofjesuschrist.org/study/ensign/1978/08/jonathon-napela-quiet-hero-of-hawaii?lang=eng, accessed 23 July 2020</ref> First branch organized at Pulehu, Maui. <ref>Joline "Jo" Dorner, "Pulehu LDS Chapel," ''Maui 24/7 - Media/News Company - facebook page, posted 16 December 2015,'' https://www.facebook.com/maui247/posts/pulehu-lds-chapel-the-church-of-jesus-christ-of-latter-day-saints-has-been-in-ha/913646282048713/, accessed 23 July 2020</ref> Total Church membership in Hawaii is 841: 196 from Maui, 71 from Oahu, 43 from Molokai.<br> | |||
'''1853''' Membership at April conference in Hawaii totals 1,131. A smallpox epidemic kill 5,000 to 6,000 Hawaiians, 400 of them Latter-day Saints.<br> | '''1853''' Membership at April conference in Hawaii totals 1,131. A smallpox epidemic kill 5,000 to 6,000 Hawaiians, 400 of them Latter-day Saints.<br> | ||
'''1855 '''Printing of the Book of Mormon in Hawaiian begun. <ref>David J. Whittaker, "A Printing History of The Book of Mormon," ''Mormon Historic Sites website, page 115,'' http://mormonhistoricsites.org/wp-content/uploads/2013/04/MHS_FALL-2005_06-PRINTING-HISTORY-BOOK-OF-MORMON.pdf, accessed 16 July 2020</ref> Joseph F. Smith, age 16, is appointed to preside on the island of Maui with Elders Sixtus E. Smith and Simpson Molen as assistants. <br> | '''1855 '''Printing of the Book of Mormon in Hawaiian begun. <ref>David J. Whittaker, "A Printing History of The Book of Mormon," ''Mormon Historic Sites website, page 115,'' http://mormonhistoricsites.org/wp-content/uploads/2013/04/MHS_FALL-2005_06-PRINTING-HISTORY-BOOK-OF-MORMON.pdf, accessed 16 July 2020</ref> Joseph F. Smith, age 16, is appointed to preside on the island of Maui with Elders Sixtus E. Smith and Simpson Molen as assistants. <br> | ||
'''1857 '''Joseph F. Smith is nursed back to health by Ma Naoheakamamalu Manuhii. <ref>Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints website, | '''1857 '''Joseph F. Smith is nursed back to health by Ma Naoheakamamalu Manuhii. <ref>"The Ministry of Joseph F. Smith," ''Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints website, page xvi, https://www.churchofjesuschrist.org/study/manual/teachings-joseph-f-smith/the-ministry-of-joseph-f-smith?lang=eng, accessed 14 July 2020</ref> He blesses her that she will “live to see the day when a temple will be built in Hawaii.” <ref>Eric Marlowe, "Joseph F. Smith promises Hawaii mama she will live to see Laie Temple built," ''The Kealaka'i, April 23, 2019, Brigham Young University Hawaii, April 23,'' https://kealakai.byuh.edu/joseph-f-smith-promises-hawaiian-mama-she-will-live-to-see-laie-temple-built, accessed 14 July 2020</ref> <br> | ||
'''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 <ref> | '''1865 '''Laie is chosen as the new gathering place for the Saints <ref>Cynthia Wooley Compton, "The Making of the Ahupuaa of Laie into a Gathering Place and Plantation: The Creation of an Alternative Space to Capitalism," ''ScholarsArchive at Brigham Young University, 15 December 2005,'' https://scholarsarchive.byu.edu/cgi/viewcontent.cgi?article=1341&context=etd , accessed 21 July 2020</ref> by Francis Hammond and George Nebeker. <ref>The Mormon Pacific Historical Society, "Laie Gathering Place Historical Vignette," ''Envision La'ie, 2 July 2015 Edition,'' http://archive.constantcontact.com/fs145/1103564828148/archive/1121539674076.html, accessed on 21 July 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> | ||
'''1885 '''Joseph F. Smith tells Hawaiians not to leave Hawaii, but to be patient and love the Lord.<br> | '''1885 '''Joseph F. Smith tells Hawaiians not to leave Hawaii, but to be patient and love the Lord.<br> | ||
'''1889 '''The colony of Iosepa is established by Hawaiian Saints in Skull Valley Utah. | '''1889 '''The colony of Iosepa is established by Hawaiian Saints in Skull Valley Utah. | ||
<ref>Utah History Encyclopedia, | <ref>David L. Schirer, "Iosepa," ''Utah History Encyclopedia, (Information was converted from a hard cover book published by University of Utah Press in 1994),'' https://www.uen.org/utah_history_encyclopedia/i/IOSEPA.shtml#:~:text=Iosepa%20was%20established%20in,Christ%20of%20Latter%2Dday%20Saints, accessed 18 July 2020</ref><br> | ||
'''1900 '''Church membership in Hawaii is 6,978, with 22 missionaries.<br> | '''1900 '''Church membership in Hawaii is 6,978, with 22 missionaries.<br> | ||
'''1906 '''Queen Liliuokalani is baptized into the Church by Elder Abraham Fernandez. | '''1906 '''Queen Liliuokalani is baptized into the Church by Elder Abraham Fernandez. | ||
<ref>ScholarsArchive at Brigham Young University, | <ref>Isaiah Walker, "Abraham Kaleimahoe Fernandez: A Hawaiian Saint and Royalist, 1857-1915," ''ScholarsArchive at Brigham Young University,'' https://scholarsarchive.byu.edu/cgi/viewcontent.cgi?article=1217&context=mphs, accessed 17 July 2020</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. <ref>Wikipedia contributors, "Death and state funeral of Lili'uokalani," in ''Wikipedia: the Free Encyclopedia,'' https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Death_and_state_funeral_of_Lili%CA%BBuokalani, accessed on 21 July 2020.</ref> <br> | '''1917 '''Queen Liliuokalani dies at age 79. <ref>Wikipedia contributors, "Death and state funeral of Lili'uokalani," in ''Wikipedia: the Free Encyclopedia,'' https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Death_and_state_funeral_of_Lili%CA%BBuokalani, accessed on 21 July 2020.</ref> <br> | ||
'''1919 '''Hawaii temple dedicated by President Heber J. Grant <ref>Church of Jesus Christ Temples.org, | '''1919 '''Hawaii temple dedicated by President Heber J. Grant <ref>"Laie Hawaii Temple Dedicatory Prayers," ''Church of Jesus Christ Temples.org,'' https://churchofjesuschristtemples.org/laie-hawaii-temple/presidents/, accessed 21 July 2020</ref> <ref>Wikipedia contributors, "Laie Hawaii Temple," in ''Wikipedia: the Free Encyclopedia,'' https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Laie_Hawaii_Temple#:~:text=LDS%20Church%20president%20Heber%20J,a%20magnet%20for%20Polynesian%20converts, accessed 18 July 2020</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>Brad Olsen, "Genuine Gold," ''BYU Magazine, Fall 2005 Issue,'' https://magazine.byu.edu/article/genuine-gold/, accessed 16 July 2020 </ref><br> | '''1921 '''Elder David O. McKay visits Laie Elementary school and sees the vision of a university in Hawaii. <ref>Brad Olsen, "Genuine Gold," ''BYU Magazine, Fall 2005 Issue,'' https://magazine.byu.edu/article/genuine-gold/, accessed 16 July 2020 </ref><br> | ||