Conducting Genealogy Research in Hawaiʻi: Hawaiian Genealogy Information

Hawaiian Roots is a 501(c)3 nonprofit with a mission to provide genealogical resources for families, Hawaiian history information through its blog and assistance by offering research services. Also provides information about aliʻi genealogies.

This research aid contains Genealogy Books (listing and indexes) and Genealogical Index in the Hawaiian Newspapers.

The Hawaii State Archives Name Index is an index by personal or business name to records and letterbooks of Hawaii Interior Department and Foreign Office and Executive, some private collections, library books, pamphlets, broadsides, newspapers and periodicals. It is most complete for the Interior Department and the Foreign Office and Executive records. Newspapers (1836-1950) include the Advertiser, Star Bulletin, Polynesian, Hawaiian Gazette, and the Friend, but none of them are completely indexed. Presently only the names Aalona to Brown, Cecil are in this collection. More name index entries will be added every month until done.

Provided by the Hawaiian Collection at the University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa. Lists names, location, ages, gender of signers of the petition.