Luis de Jesus was my Great-Great Grandfather. According to census records, Luis and his spouse Maria Isabel Gomes Jesus emigrated to the Hawaiian Territory abt.1889 from the Azores Region of Portugal. They had married in 1885 on the Island of Santa Maria Major, Maderia, Portugal.
Louis was the father of three children; Mary Louise Jesus Cabral Camara Allman and Natevidade "Nettie" Jesus Macario. Family records also indicate there was born an un-named son who died as an infant.
The 1910 Hawaiian Census lists Luis's occupation as "laborer" and the 1920 Hawaiian Census lists his occupation as "machinist"
His exact date of birth is currently unknown as the old cemetery records filed on paper index cards are incomplete, as per the cemetery staff.
Luis is buried together with his wife Maria Isabel Gomes Jesus in an unmarked grave. The nice people at Oahu Cemetery confirmed that a grave marker was never placed.
Louis was the father of three children; Mary Louise Jesus Cabral Camara Allman and Natevidade "Nettie" Jesus Macario. Family records also indicate there was born an un-named son who died as an infant.
The 1910 Hawaiian Census lists Luis's occupation as "laborer" and the 1920 Hawaiian Census lists his occupation as "machinist"
His exact date of birth is currently unknown as the old cemetery records filed on paper index cards are incomplete, as per the cemetery staff.
Luis is buried together with his wife Maria Isabel Gomes Jesus in an unmarked grave. The nice people at Oahu Cemetery confirmed that a grave marker was never placed.
Luis de Jesus was my Great-Great Grandfather. According to census records, Luis and his spouse Maria Isabel Gomes Jesus emigrated to the Hawaiian Territory abt.1889 from the Azores Region of Portugal. They had married in 1885 on the Island of Santa Maria Major, Maderia, Portugal.
Louis was the father of three children; Mary Louise Jesus Cabral Camara Allman and Natevidade "Nettie" Jesus Macario. Family records also indicate there was born an un-named son who died as an infant.
The 1910 Hawaiian Census lists Luis's occupation as "laborer" and the 1920 Hawaiian Census lists his occupation as "machinist"
His exact date of birth is currently unknown as the old cemetery records filed on paper index cards are incomplete, as per the cemetery staff.
Luis is buried together with his wife Maria Isabel Gomes Jesus in an unmarked grave. The nice people at Oahu Cemetery confirmed that a grave marker was never placed.
Louis was the father of three children; Mary Louise Jesus Cabral Camara Allman and Natevidade "Nettie" Jesus Macario. Family records also indicate there was born an un-named son who died as an infant.
The 1910 Hawaiian Census lists Luis's occupation as "laborer" and the 1920 Hawaiian Census lists his occupation as "machinist"
His exact date of birth is currently unknown as the old cemetery records filed on paper index cards are incomplete, as per the cemetery staff.
Luis is buried together with his wife Maria Isabel Gomes Jesus in an unmarked grave. The nice people at Oahu Cemetery confirmed that a grave marker was never placed.
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Thanks to Cal Hutton for photographing the unmarked gravesite
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