Most Portuguese Hawaiian researchers want to know more about the plantations their ancestors worked on. Learning about those sugar plantations is just a click away! Explore the plantations of Oahu via the Internet. Apokaa Sugar Co. Established in 1903. It was a subsidiary of Ewa Plantation and associated with Castle and Cooke. The first crop…
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Sugar Plantation Histories: Island of Maui
Most Portuguese Hawaiian researchers want to know more about the plantations their ancestors worked on. Learning about those sugar plantations is just a click away! Explore the plantations of Maui via the Internet. Alexander & Baldwin Co. Established in 1869 by Samuel T. Alexander and Henry P. Baldwin, sons of missionaries. The first crop was…
Sugar Plantation Histories: Island of Kauai
Most Portuguese Hawaiian researchers want to know more about the plantations their ancestors worked on. Learning about those sugar plantations is just a click away! Explore the plantations of Kauai via the Internet. Gay and Robinson Established 1889 by a partnership between Elizabeth McHutcheson Sinclair, Aubrey Robinson, and Francis Gay. Location: Makaweli Gay & Robinson…
Sugar Plantation Histories: Island of Hawaii
Most Portuguese Hawaiian researchers want to know more about the plantations their ancestors worked on. Learning about those sugar plantations is just a click away! Explore the plantations of Hawaii via the Internet. Halawa Plantation No information on this plantation. Hamakua Sugar Company Established in 1899; Stopped production in 1990. Hamakua Mill Co. consisted of…
List of Hawaiian Sugar Plantations: 1899
This is a list of the active sugar plantations as of June 1899. This list was supplied by the Portuguese Genealogical Society of Hawaii. (From: A Nossa Heranca Portuguese: Our Portuguese Heritage; Portuguese Genealogical Society of Hawaii Newsletter, Autumn 1997, vol. 45) Island of Hawaii Paauhau Plantation Hamakua Mill Co. Kukaiau Plantation Kukaiau Mill Co….