Kualapu'u Village | Central West
ca. 1935-1988
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The bottom right is part of the commercial center of the village.
Kualapu'u Market
was run by the Yuen family.
The barbershop, in our day, was managed by
Ryan Ushijima's grandmother. Later, Ray and Florence [Mondoy] Miller ran
the barbershop.
The Beauty shop was run my Kay Uemura, I believe.
The Post Office clerks were Charlie Nakagawa, ___, and _____.
In this part of town, the plantation built washrooms that were shared by
the families nearby. I'll label those on the map above and post it when
I get more information.
The Filipino Bachelor's Quarters were called
"blockhouses" - I don't know why. They housed the Sakada (Filipino
contract laborers) who came primarily from Ilokos.
The community
center halls ("clubhouses") and baseball field were directly behind the
Blockhouse at the top right.
House Ref | Parents names | (residence dates) | Childrens' names CW 1 CW 2 Mondoy, Luciano & Emiliana (r.1935 only) CW 3 Guarian, N. & Rose CW 4 Andres, CW 5 Ushijima, Old Lady (Barber) CW 6 Colotario, Gaga & Nila (1937-1940)Manong Bihes (-) CW 7 Lorenzo, Madeline, Cisco CW 8 CW 9 Diorec, Jose & Lucy Richard, Leonard, Madeline, Jose Patterson, Patrick, Allan, Randy (adoptd) CW 10 Bustamente Cecilia, Rachel, Joe, Leonard CW 11 Abrahano, Antonio & Ruby Rhody Ann, Lita, Toni Girl (Antonette), Toni Boy (Antonio) |
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Do contact me with your corrections, names,
approximate dates so we can truly honor our families of Kualapuu
plantation days. My address is at bottom of this page .
Thanks, eh...rob CW 12 Domingo, Ben ? Did this house actually exist in 1960? It is possible there was only ONE row of houses in this block.... CW 13 Sakurada CW 14 Did this house actually exist in 1960? CW 15 CW 16 Did this house actually exist in 1960? CW 17 Alfonso, Eddie & Blanche Milani, Eddie, Mary Ann, Betty Lou CW 18 Did this house actually exist in 1960? CW 19 Ancheta, Macario & Isabella Priscilla, Evangeline, Joe, Lita, Julie CW 20 Yuen , Sonny & Junior, Guy, Leslie CW 21 Daniels, Boogie & Henrietta CW 23-26 were built way after the plantation closed in 1988 CW 27 more than likely built after the plantation closed in 1988. Originally there was no house there. |