I will check this out. Thx Melody. Judy On Sunday, November 26, 2017 at 11:35:52 PM UTC-8, IslandRoutes wrote: > > > Judy, I think your best bet would be to first check the Portuguese > Consulate logs Consulado Portuguese Geral em Hawaii, I believe they are > called) When the ships came into port, each passenger and family group was > processed. If a person died aboard ship, it was noted in the consulate > logs. I am not sure if they note people who were ill. > > The LDS Family History Library has these in their collection. I think > they are catalogued under something very vague like Index to the Portuguese. > > I think the Hawaii State Archives also has them. > > As Cheri said, death records prior to 1910 are hit and miss for Hawaii. > If you find that they are listed as deceased on the consulate logs, it may > be possible to ask around to see where those aboard ship were buried. > > Melody > > On Sunday, November 26, 2017 at 8:24:44 AM UTC-8, Judy Thompson wrote: >> >> Where do I get info about what info is available for deaths and burials >> in Hawaii? Should I join the island group or ? My great grandfather is >> supposedly buried there and either died on board ship then they pulled into >> port in Hawaii and he was buried there or he became sick on board ship then >> died in Hawaii after they pulled into port and was buried there. >> Thx. >> >> Judy >> >
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