News Story: Honolulu Star Bulletin, June 12, 1933, page 1
AGED PAKOLE MAN IS 17TH AUTO VICTIM; PASSES AT HOSPITAL
Thomas Watson Sr., 76, retired Pakole fisherman, became the 18th victim of a traffic accident this year and the first this month when he died at the Queen's hospital at 9:25 p. m. sunday from injuries recieved June 4 in an automobile mishap.
The body is being take today to Kahaluu, where it will be placed on view. Services will be held at Kahaluu Tuesday. Funeral arrangements are being handled by the Borthwick mortuary.
Mr. Watson was born in Hawaii.
The accident in which Mr. Watson was injured occurred on Kamehameha Hightway at Pakole when he cut across the road in the path of an automobile driven by Yukio Takiguchi, Waiahole.
Obituary: Honolulu Star Bulletin, 6-13-1933, page 12
WATSON - In Queen's Hospital, June 11, Thomas Watson of Kahaluu, Oahu, widower, retired fisherman, native of Kaneohe. Burial Wednesday in Kahaluu cemetery.
Husband of Louisa Napoe, b. May 1857
He is buried at the "Kahaluu Cemetery" the location of which is unknown at this time, research is in progress to determine the location of this cemetery.
AGED PAKOLE MAN IS 17TH AUTO VICTIM; PASSES AT HOSPITAL
Thomas Watson Sr., 76, retired Pakole fisherman, became the 18th victim of a traffic accident this year and the first this month when he died at the Queen's hospital at 9:25 p. m. sunday from injuries recieved June 4 in an automobile mishap.
The body is being take today to Kahaluu, where it will be placed on view. Services will be held at Kahaluu Tuesday. Funeral arrangements are being handled by the Borthwick mortuary.
Mr. Watson was born in Hawaii.
The accident in which Mr. Watson was injured occurred on Kamehameha Hightway at Pakole when he cut across the road in the path of an automobile driven by Yukio Takiguchi, Waiahole.
Obituary: Honolulu Star Bulletin, 6-13-1933, page 12
WATSON - In Queen's Hospital, June 11, Thomas Watson of Kahaluu, Oahu, widower, retired fisherman, native of Kaneohe. Burial Wednesday in Kahaluu cemetery.
Husband of Louisa Napoe, b. May 1857
He is buried at the "Kahaluu Cemetery" the location of which is unknown at this time, research is in progress to determine the location of this cemetery.
News Story: Honolulu Star Bulletin, June 12, 1933, page 1
AGED PAKOLE MAN IS 17TH AUTO VICTIM; PASSES AT HOSPITAL
Thomas Watson Sr., 76, retired Pakole fisherman, became the 18th victim of a traffic accident this year and the first this month when he died at the Queen's hospital at 9:25 p. m. sunday from injuries recieved June 4 in an automobile mishap.
The body is being take today to Kahaluu, where it will be placed on view. Services will be held at Kahaluu Tuesday. Funeral arrangements are being handled by the Borthwick mortuary.
Mr. Watson was born in Hawaii.
The accident in which Mr. Watson was injured occurred on Kamehameha Hightway at Pakole when he cut across the road in the path of an automobile driven by Yukio Takiguchi, Waiahole.
Obituary: Honolulu Star Bulletin, 6-13-1933, page 12
WATSON - In Queen's Hospital, June 11, Thomas Watson of Kahaluu, Oahu, widower, retired fisherman, native of Kaneohe. Burial Wednesday in Kahaluu cemetery.
Husband of Louisa Napoe, b. May 1857
He is buried at the "Kahaluu Cemetery" the location of which is unknown at this time, research is in progress to determine the location of this cemetery.
AGED PAKOLE MAN IS 17TH AUTO VICTIM; PASSES AT HOSPITAL
Thomas Watson Sr., 76, retired Pakole fisherman, became the 18th victim of a traffic accident this year and the first this month when he died at the Queen's hospital at 9:25 p. m. sunday from injuries recieved June 4 in an automobile mishap.
The body is being take today to Kahaluu, where it will be placed on view. Services will be held at Kahaluu Tuesday. Funeral arrangements are being handled by the Borthwick mortuary.
Mr. Watson was born in Hawaii.
The accident in which Mr. Watson was injured occurred on Kamehameha Hightway at Pakole when he cut across the road in the path of an automobile driven by Yukio Takiguchi, Waiahole.
Obituary: Honolulu Star Bulletin, 6-13-1933, page 12
WATSON - In Queen's Hospital, June 11, Thomas Watson of Kahaluu, Oahu, widower, retired fisherman, native of Kaneohe. Burial Wednesday in Kahaluu cemetery.
Husband of Louisa Napoe, b. May 1857
He is buried at the "Kahaluu Cemetery" the location of which is unknown at this time, research is in progress to determine the location of this cemetery.
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