Annabelle Florence Voeller Gulick
Annabelle first married Mr. Machado. She had one daughter by Mr. Machado. Her name was Evelyn Machado born 5 May 1909 in Hawaii, and then Annabelle married PVT Charles Aaron Gulick. They had four children all born in Honolulu. All four are now deceased. Only one of the children remained in Hawaii and died there. That was Charles Aaron Gulick, Jr. There were two daughters and two sons: Robert Leonard Gulick, Pauline W. Gulick, Ida Janet Gulick and Charles Aaron Gulick Jr.
Annabelle was the daughter of Paul Joseph Voeller and Mary Louzada.
Annabelle's maternal grandfather, James Louzada, owned the first sugar cane plantation on Maui at one time. Her maternal grandmother was Kapuu Louzada, a native Hawaiian girl.
Annabelle first married Mr. Machado. She had one daughter by Mr. Machado. Her name was Evelyn Machado born 5 May 1909 in Hawaii, and then Annabelle married PVT Charles Aaron Gulick. They had four children all born in Honolulu. All four are now deceased. Only one of the children remained in Hawaii and died there. That was Charles Aaron Gulick, Jr. There were two daughters and two sons: Robert Leonard Gulick, Pauline W. Gulick, Ida Janet Gulick and Charles Aaron Gulick Jr.
Annabelle was the daughter of Paul Joseph Voeller and Mary Louzada.
Annabelle's maternal grandfather, James Louzada, owned the first sugar cane plantation on Maui at one time. Her maternal grandmother was Kapuu Louzada, a native Hawaiian girl.
Annabelle Florence Voeller Gulick
Annabelle first married Mr. Machado. She had one daughter by Mr. Machado. Her name was Evelyn Machado born 5 May 1909 in Hawaii, and then Annabelle married PVT Charles Aaron Gulick. They had four children all born in Honolulu. All four are now deceased. Only one of the children remained in Hawaii and died there. That was Charles Aaron Gulick, Jr. There were two daughters and two sons: Robert Leonard Gulick, Pauline W. Gulick, Ida Janet Gulick and Charles Aaron Gulick Jr.
Annabelle was the daughter of Paul Joseph Voeller and Mary Louzada.
Annabelle's maternal grandfather, James Louzada, owned the first sugar cane plantation on Maui at one time. Her maternal grandmother was Kapuu Louzada, a native Hawaiian girl.
Annabelle first married Mr. Machado. She had one daughter by Mr. Machado. Her name was Evelyn Machado born 5 May 1909 in Hawaii, and then Annabelle married PVT Charles Aaron Gulick. They had four children all born in Honolulu. All four are now deceased. Only one of the children remained in Hawaii and died there. That was Charles Aaron Gulick, Jr. There were two daughters and two sons: Robert Leonard Gulick, Pauline W. Gulick, Ida Janet Gulick and Charles Aaron Gulick Jr.
Annabelle was the daughter of Paul Joseph Voeller and Mary Louzada.
Annabelle's maternal grandfather, James Louzada, owned the first sugar cane plantation on Maui at one time. Her maternal grandmother was Kapuu Louzada, a native Hawaiian girl.
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