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Title A name given to the resource Wilcox, Abner - Journal - 1851-1852 Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource If you would like permission to publish or reproduce this material, please send your requests to archives@missionhouses.org Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Hawaiian Mission Children's Society Library at the Hawaiian Mission Houses Historic Site and Archives https://hmha.missionhouses.org/files/original/9b8eb6de2fdb7a116ab984724fd61c2f.pdf e753d20052e99d7a8f4c3e9d139e6ee4 PDF Text Text �� https://hmha.missionhouses.org/files/original/37fd726af9e07284ed1e2e69b2df29f6.pdf d27dc3c8473e04418314284bb85c5de8 PDF Text Text MsJ K13 Journal of Kamehameha IV, (Alexander Liholiho) and Kamehameha V, (Lot) Journal kept 1844, while the Princes were students at the Chiefs’ Children's School. Original Manuscript The Journal Collection, 1819 Hawaiian Mission Children’s Society Library �Chiefs School Friday Morning May 31st 1844 When we returned from the Governor’s feast ve weeks ago the fever and headache and Bernice was taken pain. Mr. Cooke gave me some salts and my nurse came in to see me and in that noon when her husband came back from my land he came in to see me and they slept that night with me and the other children went up to bathe and to ride. The next morning was the Sabbath and I did not go to meeting. I was sick one month and many Dr.’s attended me. Dr. Judd Dr. Gibson Dr. Willie and Dr. Gordon on the last Sabbath Dr. Judd allowed fi me to sit up in my bed. On �Thursday I began to walk in my servant. Wednesday Sarai and my servant bathed me. Yesterday Dr. Judd came to my door and told me to dress and I went to our table to dinner and supper. This morning I came to prayer. William came to breakfast. The children drawed me on Mrs. Cooke’s little wagon around our yard. I went in to school this morning and I wrote my journals. I think of writing my journals on my new book. After tea we went to ride and I rode on the wagon. The children did not have any school to-day. After dinner I went in Mrs. Cooke’s room and I stayed there till I heard William crying then I went out and asked Mrs. Cooke for some �3 craker and a roasted banana wich she consented. After tea we went to ride again and we met with Mr. Willie and Mrs. Miller. Monday morning June 3rd When I awoke my servant went got some water for me in my wash bowl and I got upon my settee and I washed my face. William returned to our room to day from the Grass House. He went to school this morning and I wrote my journal and I wrote some sums on my slate. One of my boys came and he is going to live with our Domestics. After dinner Mr. Emerson came to see Mrs. Cooke on some business. This noon I read with the children �4 Thursday afternoon June 4 1844 in school and [staid] with them in Arithmetic. I asked the Gov for his horse wich he granted. After tea we are going out to ride and I think of riding on horse back to-night. I rode up as far as the store then I returned with my servant. When I got this morning I saw Mrs. Cooke was in my room. When Mr. Cooke came and I got up and dressed myself and we all went to our family worship. After breakfast we went out a few moment. Then we came in school. Mr. Cooke went to General Meeting �5 and we studied our Written Arithmetic. William’s father took dinner with us this noon. We did not begin our school till half past three. About half past four the Premier came to see us and probably she will take tea with us. Some of the Missionaries came down from Maui. Mr. & Mrs. Lyons and family Mr. and Mrs. Rice and family Drs. Baldwin Smith Mrs. Lowell Smith had a little girl it was born this morning. Mr. and Mrs. Johnson [as] to take with us. [there is some penciled writing here] �6 Thursday June 6th 1844 Yesterday I did not write my journal but I wrote the journal for Tuesday. We had a school only one hour. Mr. & Mrs. Evan and Mr. Parish came and took dinner with us. The Premier came to-day and make William act very bad. My servant came to see me. Mr. and Mrs. Dibble are coming to take tea with us. Thursday June 14th 1844 For several days Mr. Cooke went to General Meeting and this is the reason why we did not write our journal. Last evening we went to ride and when we returned we found the Premier who came to see William. To-day Mr. Cooke began his school. We did many sums in Written �7 Arithmetic. William is little better to-day. While we were writing our journal Mr. Calkin and Mr. Woottenhouse from the ship Savant. Monday June 18th I have not written in my journal for three days. We had a school this morning and finished Compound Addition. We eat our dinner later than as usual. Mr. and Mrs. Bailey took dinner with us this noon. At half past two we began our school and Mr. Bailey came in to see our school. Thursday June 18th It is three years ago to-day since we had an examination. When the King and most of the Chiefs were present. And the Governor prepared a feast for us �8 at the Premier’s Grass House. Capt. Hudson was also presents. This noon Mayor Low called on us and he told us that he was expecting to sail for Manilla. We immediately began our school upon his return. We did not finished our reading lesson till 4 o' clock. Wednesday June 20/44 This is the day that Moses fell off from his horse and broke his arm just three years ago. Mr. and Mrs. Cooke went to ride this morning. After breakfast I went out in to see Sarai if she want any thing to eat. She was taken sick day before yesterday. We had a school this morning and we �9 we worked in Compound Subtraction. At 2 o’clock we began our school and Mrs. Cooke said she is going to give us some candy after school if we studied hard. Thursday noon June 21/44 Last night Alexander was taken with a pain in his face and this morning Dr. Judd thought it was the quinsy and he had a f[l]annel around his neck all day. Dr. Judd wanted me to go and look in my journal & see what day William was taken sick and I told him that I losted my journal. William came to our table this noon. Mrs Cooke kept school [rest] of the day �10 Friday noon June 21st/44 This morning Mr. Cooke went to ride while I lay in my bed. When I got up they had return ed. Mrs. Cooke had a drawing school this morning. While at school doing our sums in Written Arithmetic Sarai came to the door and told us that John had returned from Maui so we got up and made a noise. After school we eat some of our candy. When he came and we all ran to him. Monday June 24th/44 This morning we got up early and some of us went to ride. I did not accompanied them because I was not ready. After breakfast my servant came and I bought me a new knife. We did not do our Written �11 Arithmetic. While we were at school this afternoon Capt. Page and Mr. Brown called upon us. We were awkard in our Arithmetic this afternoon. June 25th 1844 This morning we went to ride and the Gov. met us out in our gate going up with some men up to Punch Bowl Hill to fix the guns. After breakfast we went and asked John Ii to go and see Mr Tallman. After our drawing school Jane and Bernice went to Mrs Hopper. After school we learned from Jane that Mrs. Sophia Kendall-Marshall was dead. Mr. and Mrs. Ives came to paid us a farewell visit. This noon we finished our Oral Arithmetic. �12. Wednesday noon June 26 1844 This morning we went to ride and we rode up in the country. Mr. and Mrs. Ives slept out in the Grass house last night. They also spent with us half of the day. About 10 o’clock we went to the funeral of Mrs. S. Kendall Marshall at Mr. Brewer and they carried carried her up to Mr Robinson’s Grave house. When we returned we begin our school again and Mr. Evan came and pay us a farewell visit. Mr. Rowell to-day came here and tuned our piano. Thursday noon June 27/44 This morning we went to ride up in Nuuanu Valley. Elisabeth Judd accompanied us after breakfast. Mr. Cooke and John Ii went up to the King’s place to see about the house. Mrs. Cooke kept the school this afternoon. After dinner we had a school as usual. �13 Friday noon June 28th This morning we were late when we went to ride. While we were at breakfast Mrs. Judd came and told Mrs. Cooke what William did yesterday. After breakfast we went in Sarai’s room and then we came to school. After dinner we had a school and Mr. Smith and Mr. Taylor and Mr. Young called on us and we sung to them a few times to-day Monday July 1 1844 This is the first day of this month. My horse did not come but I went with Moses this morning to school. While we were at our school Lieut. [Hang] and Purser Rittenhouse called to see our school. After dinner Dr. Judd and William’s father called on us. This noon we had a school as usual. �14. July 2 1844 William began to ride on horseback. When we returned our new stewart came and he is one of our domestics. After breakfast we had a drawing school as usual. We had a good dinner because our stewart was skilful in making it. We had a school this noon and we began on a new book. Mrs. Hopper came and called on us. July 3rd 1844 This morning we went out to ride up on the plain. After breakfast John Ii, Moses and I went down to Mr. Brewer. When we returned we had a drawing school. While we were at school the Premier came and Bernice’s mother came and dined. When they returned they sailed for Maui. �15 Wednesday July 4th 1844 This morning was rainy and we rode down town and we saw Newton and John firing crakers. We did not have any drawing school. To-day I sold my knife to Charles. While we were at school this noon Capt. [Pafre] and Mr. Brown and Hopper called on us. Thursday July 5th 1844 This morning we did not go ride because it has was rainy. While at prayer Mr. Cooke told us a sad story about Mrs. Cooke. She had a drawing school. After breakfast Mr. Hall called and he dined with us also Mr. Whitney called. Mr. Cooke did not began his school till 3 1/2 o’clock this noon. �16 Monday July 8th 1844 This morning we got up early and we thought of going up in the country but we were disappoint ed. Mrs. Cooke did not have any drawing school. Dr. Smith and his wife and Mr. Gulick dined with us this noon. Moses went down to Dr. Judd to do some work for him. Thursday July 9th 1844 This morning we got up and we rode up in the plain. After breakfast we went down to Mrs. Hopper. Mr. Cooke and John Ii went up in the country to see about the house and he got home by 11 o’clock. Mr. Brown came and called on us. After dinner we had a school and Moses went over to Mrs. Judd to do some work for Dr. Judd. �17 Wednesday noon July 10th This morning we rode up in the plain as we did yesterday. To-day is Abigail’s birthday and she is now twelve 12 years old. After breakfast we went in the carpenter’s shop and we sawed some wood for our wagon. During our lesson time to-day we Joseph the robe. Thursday noon July 11th 1844 This morning we rode. Gen. Miller came on horseback and called on us and then we went to ride as usual. While at breakfast some of our domestic was looking at some ship coming and Moses went down to Mrs. Judd to inquire about the vessels and he told us is [ ] the [Talbot]. Mr. & Mrs. Whitney came and took dinner with us this noon. �18 Friday 12 1844 This morning we went to ride as usual and we saw the frigate [Talbot] laying in the roadstead. Mrs. Cooke had a drawing school and Mr. Cooke did not begin his till 11 o’clock and was out at 1 o’clock. After dinner we went out in our yard and we exercises there for some time. The British frigate fired the national salute and the fort returned it. Monday July 15th 1844 At Saturday noon we went to bathe and we saw some men drinking beer. When we returned we went to ride. After breakfast prayer we went to call on Gen. Miller and we saw Capt. Hope and Mr. Hope. Sabbath morning went to meeting and Mr. Hope and Capt. Hope and Mrs. Miller and Mr. Wyllie came to our meeting �19 and Rev. Whitney preached from II Timothy 1.12 verse and Mr. Armstrong preached from Gal 6:9. This morning we got up and went to ride as usual and we saw the soldiers exercising. When we returned we eat our breakfast and after wicth we had a school. Capt. Hope and Mr. Hope and their chaplain called on us. Jane’s mother arrived from Kaui to-day. To-day the brig Globe arrived to-day and Mr. Cooke went to see the new Missionary. We are going to have Mrs. Miller and Gen. Miller and some others to-night to tea. Thursday July 6th 1844 Last night we had a party consisting of Gen. and Mrs. Miller and Capt. Hope and his cousin Capt. Honorable Hope and some of his officers �20 and Rev. Mr. Mooty] and they remained here till ten o’clock. Mr. and Mrs. Hunt called on us and they dined with us. After dinner we went in the parlor and she favoured us with a tune. Mr. & Mrs. and Mrs. Whitney is coming to take tea with us. Wednesday July 17 1844 We did not go to ride this morning. After breakfast we had a school and at 10 o’clock we finished and we made ready to go on Board the Thalia and the girls went to call we went down to the Gov’s place and we waited there till Capt. Hope came after us. When we returned they saluted us. After dinner we had a school as usual and Mrs Cooke. had a noon meeting. �21 Thursday, July 18th 1844 This morning we did not go to ride because we were not ready at the time. After breakfast Jane’s mother and sister came, and Alexander and myself went to Mrs. Armstrong on an errand. After our drawing school Dr. Judd came and he talked about John Ii. To-day we had a school as usual. This noon while at school Mr. Andrew and one of his fellow passenger came to see our school. Friday July 19th 1844 Mr. Pogue came this morning to our family worship and he stopped here to breakfast. When he went away we had a school. After school Capt. Hope called on us. When he was gone we went in the carpenter shop and Mr. Cooke called on us in to �22 study our afternoon lesson. While we were reciting it Mrs. Miller called and we went to see her. After dinner we went to work again in the Carpenter’s shop and we had a few studies this noon at half past three. Warren exchanged the national salute. July 24th, 1844 This morning we went to ride and we saw a ship coming in the harbor. After breakfast we went and asked John Ii to go down town to which he did not consent to it. We went to school. Mrs. Cooke did not have any drawing. After our school Mrs. Ladd and Mr. Ladd’s brother and his wife called on us. This noon the girls went to bathe at recess. We saw the soldier coming back and they now firing. �23 July 25th 1844 This morning we went to ride and we went to see the King’s new house. After breakfast we went into Mrs. Cooke’s room. After school this afternoon we went on board the Warren. On our way we inquired for the Capt. at Mr. Hoppers. When we arrived at the wharf we saw one sailor fighting with a native. When we returned we stopped on bord the brig Globe and we also stopped at Mr. Brewer’s. Friday July 26th 1844 This morning we went to ride as usual. After breakfast Alexander went down to Mrs. Judd. This is the day that the Admr. Thomas came. Capt. Hall and Mr. Hooper called on us. This noon our flagstaff came while at school. George �24 came up after the tune God Save the King. This forenoon we went down to see Mrs. Hooper. Monday July 29th 1844 On Saturday afternoon when we returned from batheing David fell off from his horse and broke his arm so I ran after his father and the Gov. and Abigail’s mother came to see him and Dr. Judd set it. Moses’s mother and William’s father took tea with us. Sabbath morning we went to meeting as usual. When Emma’s men came after her he told us that Dr. Rooke had fallen off from his horse. To-day we are all looking after his Majesty. This noon Dr. Winslow and Dr. Judd called on our school. �25 Monday noon August 5th 1844 Wednesday, the feast began and was continued for three day. On Wednesday morning had a Temperance Meeting. On Thursday we had a nother. On Friday we went to feast without Mr. Cooke. On Saturday we went Waikiki to the feast. Yesterday the King and the Queen came to meeting and some of his officers and the Gov. of Maui and his wife. They stopped at the Premier’s and they came again at noon. To-day we began our school. This noon Mr. Armstrong and called on us. Tuesday August 7 1844 Last evening his Majesty took tea with us and some of the chiefs. After breakfast we had a school. Mrs. Cooke heard us recite our Grammar and we also wrote some letters to Mr. Sturges. After dinner we wrote it on our paper. �26 Wednesday, August 8th 1844 After breakfast William’s father and some of his men brought our new bedsted. 8 1/2 o'clock we began our school. Mr. Damon called on us us. Mr. Vincent also and another man. After dinner Moses servant came. At 2 we began our school and we are reviewing our Reading lesson To-day Mrs. Cooke went and make calls. Friday August 9th 1844 After breakfast Alexander and I accompanied Mr. Cooke down to the German’s shop while we were they Mr. Smith and another Gentleman came in and he told us that he was going home on Monday. When he invites us in we saw a beautiful table. We went to Mr. Brewer’s store and I bought me some shoes. After dinner we went to the Premier’s place to see Abigail’s mother. �27 but she was not there. We expect be to tea this Monday Aug 12th 1844 Yesterday we went to meeting and his Majesty went down to the chapel and he did not come to meeting in the afternoon John Stephan. Yesterday Mr. Brown and Mrs. Goodale and some others arrived from Hawaii. This morning I did not have any breakfast. While we were at school Peter’s Grandmother came and called on us. Tuesday August 13th 1844 Last evening his Majesty and the Queen and Gov. Young and his wife also came and took tea with us. This morning we had a school as usual. While we were at school Mr. Wilcox came in to see our school and he expect to take tea with us this evening also. Mr. & Mrs. Hunt and some others. �28 Wednesday August 14th 1844 This morning after breakfast Dr Judd came to see us and they had a long conversation. Mrs. Cooke began our school while we were at school to our table. While at school this noon Mr. & Mrs. Damon called on us. Nuuanu Friday 16 1844 Yesterday we came up here. I tried to come up on my little wagon with my donkey but I did not succeed in it & staid. Mrs. Rooke came up here till evening & then she returned. This morning Mr. Cooke went downtown and we heard that [Sond Geo] had arrived. Our servants worked behind our house. This evening Mr. Cooke ordered our servants to cut down some trees to make more light. �29 Saturday, August 17, 1844 This morning we began our school and at recess we went out and we saw the Catholic priest. Mrs. Cooke heard us recite our Arithmetic lesson. After school we went down to the fall. Our servants had been trying to make the road but they did not succeed in geting it. This noon we went to bathe and we heard the King will be back this evening. When we got home Mr. Cooke called us in to write our journal. Mr. Hooper and Mrs. Little called on us �30 Nuuanu Monday, August 19 1844 Yesterday we went downtown on horseback to meeting and after the after the afternoon service we returned. After school this morning we went down to the brook and we picked some kalo’s leaf. When we returned we had our dinner. After school at recess we heard that His Majesty, is coming. So we made ready. While we were chaging our clothes He arrived an they took tea with us. Nuuanu, Tuesday August 20, 1844 Theirs is nothing new accured. To day we had been occupied with our studies most of the time to day and have been out little. Hepa brought four letters and two of them were lost and John Ii found them this evening. �31 To-day we received two barrels of beef from Abigail’s mother for Mrs. Cooke.Be careful to address strangers & friends pleasantly and politely. 2 When people come rise and be ready to speak to them and also when you go out Nuuanu, August 23, 1844 This morning John when down town. After breakfast the Premier came and we went to school and she went in the Grass house and at recess we went to see her. At school this noon a Gentleman came and when we were in the woods Mr. Marshall and Capt. Edwards called on us. �32 Nuuanu Aug 25th 1844 This morning we awoke and we saw the Premier got up before we did. After breakfast our servants worked about the house. After dinner out in the [abatu] we went to bathe. When we returned the Gov. & Bernice’s father came and Mr. Hooper came after William. He spent the day with us. We expected the King to come but we disappointed. Nuuanu, Aug 27th 1844 Last evening when the Carysfort discharged her blue lights & fired 21 guns. This morning Mr. Cooke expects to go down but it rained. After dinner Dr. Andrews came up to see Mrs. Cooke’s [troth] and we went out to catch birds. Lot block head. �33 Nuuanu August 28th 1844 This morning after breakfast Mrs. Cooke & John Ii went down town on the wagon also Joseph & Juliette. Peter’s Grandmother [arrived] Fanny called on us and when we went in the school they returned and they expected to go back to Maui to day. We did not eat any dinner so we went down to day we did not eat any dinner so we went down to the brook. This morning Is lighter to-day than has been any day since we have been at Nuuanu. Nuuanu August 29th After breakfast John Ii went down town also Mr. Cooke to see our house. We had a school as usual and we did not get our lesson �34 well in Grammar. While we were eating our dinner we saw four criminals being conduct ed to the fort. We got our lesson very well this noon. Nuuanu August 30th 1844 This morning after breakfast we went in the woods and then we went down to the brook to wash our feet. While we were at school Mr. Cooke gave us permission to go out to side to our lesson. Mr. Cooke put Moses in the Grass house. We went out in the woods to study our Written Arithmetic with Mrs. Cooke. Nuuanu Sept 3/44 Yesterday I did not write my journal or my book. Yesterday noon Mr. & Mrs. Damon called on us and they brought some prints from Admiral. This morning Mr. & Mrs. [Whitney] called on us and they spent the day �35 with us. When we went in the woods to study our lesson she accompanied us. This noon we went in the woods and we builded a house behind the house. Sept Wednesday 4 1844 This morning after breakfast Mr. Cooke went down town and he have not returned yet. After our school we went in the woods to get some greens. After dinner we had a school as usual. While we were at school Capt. Done called on us also Dr. Rooke. Rule When people are about to leave, [R] and advance towards them a little so they speak to you, speak so loud that they shall hear you distinctly. �36 Nuuanu Sept 6th 1844 Yesterday Mr. Cooke put me in the Grass therefore I did not write my journal. This morning we went down to see the cows. After prayer John Ii went down town Some of the officers of the Sardinian brig called on us. After dinner we went to woods with Mr. Cooke. Moses Grandmother called on us to day. Rule Never do what you know to be wrong and if you do go immediately and confess and resolve to do so no more. �37 Sept 10th 1844 We did not write our journal yesterday because it was very late. It rained all day yesterday and John Ii came up in midnight. This morning we got up very early. We began our school very early this morning. After dinner it became pleasant at half past one. This noon we began our school. We finished [ ] to day and we begin [ ] tomorrow. Sept 11th 1844 This morning when we got up we found it was raining. After breakfast Mr. Cooke and Wattton went down town and Mrs. Cooke kept our school and we did not study our Grammar lesson. We attended the written Arithmetic they [ ] while we at school the �38 Premier arrived. After dinner. Dr. Johnson of the Basilisk a officer of the Sardinian brig came here and they remained here a long while. When they returned we went to write our journal at the long table & talked very [long] so I came in to write mine alone first. Sept 12th 1844 We got up very early this morning and I went and took a walk. After breakfast Mr. Cooke and Walton went down town to work at our house. The Gov. called on us and he stopped here very short time then he returned. After dinner I went and took a walk and my boy brought up my horse. At school this noon we wrote [our favorite] and then we wrote our journal. �39 Thursday Sept 13th 1844 This morning when we awoke we found that the Premier was still sleeping After breakfast Mr. Mr. Cooke went down town. While we were at school Mr. & Mrs. Castle came up here and spent the day. After school Bernice’s mother came up here also. We did not not have any school this afternoon. After dinner we went to ride and we brought John Ii’s horse back. When Mr. & Mrs. Castle went home and we wrote our journal. Monday Sept 17, 1844 Yesterday we went down town and Mr. & Mrs. Cooke rode on the wagon but the wagon gave away. After breakfast Mr. Cooke went down town and he returned when he were at �40 dinner. Mr. Armstrong called on us and he had a meeting while we were writing our journal. Mr. Wyllie and Mr. Hope and Capt. Hunt called on us. Wednesday Sept 18th 1844 This morning John Ii went down very early. After breakfast we had a school as usual. We had a very long school. After dinner Mrs. Cooke went down town and I went after Moses thinking that he was gone to cut woods but I was disappointed and Alexander told me that he saw a little calf so I concluded to go after him but I give him my string. When we saw her we chase him but we were disappointed. We soon followed her when we got out of the woods we sat down on some stone. When I started to go �41 with some Poi so I asked Alexander to buy it for our servants. So we stopped there a few minutes. When we left the man we saw the rain close to us so we went in our servants and talked to him about the string and another about the [cole]. We stopped for sometime then we came to another house but we did not go in. We stopped out side to see the woods then we went where Bate’s servants lives. We stopped there till a man came from the Pali. Kale’s servant and we talked him a little time. When we there we heard Jane’s voice calling us so I came right home. When we got home I went up to Mrs. Cooke �42 and told her what I have been doing so she told us to sit down and write our journal and write all about it and not to go out this afternoon. Sept 20th 1844 Yesterday we did not write our journals and we did write our walk last evening and we expected the King but we were disappointed. We had a school directly after breakfast. When we were at dinner Jane’s sister and her husband arrived from the town and this evening they returned. After dinner we went to walk and Victoria rode with me on horse with me on Alexander’s. While we were in school this forenoon we wrote letters to Dr. Judd. �43 Sept 24 1844 Last evening we slept at our new house. This morning we go up early and went and milked the cows. After breakfast we had a school as usual. After dinner after dinner us and the two older girls went down town. And we went up to the Pali and when we they got up to their we saw them ready to come home. When they got up we accompanied them back and they called to the horses and eat some bread & butter and ate [their share]. We wrote out journal. Mr. Cooke and the girls have not been yet here. �44 Sept 25th 1844 We got up very early this morning and we went down to the cows as usual. After breakfast Mrs. Cooke put me in our new Grass House. We had a very long school this morning. After dinner we had a school and we did our Written Arithmetic Sept 26th 1844 This morning we gout very early and went down and milked the cows and I went and milked the calf and brought it to [her]. After breakfast John Ii went down town. We did many sums in Written Arithmetic. When we were at dinner John Ii returned. After dinner Mr. Cooke went down. [Rooke] and the Gov called on us and we went to walk. �45 Oct 1 1844 Saturday noon we went down town and we went to see the King [and] Dr. John Rooke. Sunday we went to meeting as usual. On Monday morning Mrs. Baldwin called on us. After breakfast we went and called on the chiefs. When we returned the King accompanied us home then & spent with us a very pleasant forenoon. After dinner we went to hear the music in the church and we delighted to hear it. Mr. Brown introduced two of the [singers] to us. Many of the ladies were present. When we got their they played God Save the King. Mr. Johnstone scholars were their and some of the Missionary’s children. At �46 five o’clock we returned and prepared to come home. This morning we got up early and went milked the cows. We did not begin our school till 9 o’clock. Mr. & Mrs. Knapp called on us while we were reciting our Written Arithmetic. Dr. Wood called on us. After dinner we went out in the woods and tryed to make a fire. When we out in the road Alexander’s man brought him some eggs. While we were writing our journals we saw many of the Savanah officers Wednesday October 21 1844 This morning we got up early and went down to see the cows as usual. After breakfast we had a school as usual. Some of us did not come to dinner till we finished. After dinner we went out in the woods and burned �47 a bon fire and we had a capital time. At 4 o’clock Mrs. Cooke called us in to write our journals. Rule (1)Speak not too loud nor too low (2)Answer not one that speak to you till he has done (3)Speak not without [him] some (4) Title of respect which is due to him to him to whom you speak Oct 8th 1844 This morning we slept very late and came here to do the duty of the day After breakfast we had a very nice time going up to the Pali on foot. When we got �48 up there we went down over the other side and we stop at some houses few minutes and when we got up we found the girls has returned and I met them on the road. We saw on a very side very green. We returned and very much fatigue. When we got home we wrote our journals. Rule (1)Go not singing or whistling hollering along the street or road (2) Travel not with one you meet (3) Stare not at what you see that Is unusual weather person or thing &c &c �49 Monday Oct 7th 1844 Saturday morning William Little came up and spent the day with us. At noon we went downtown. Sunday morning we went to meeting as usual After the church we went to chapel and we sat at Mr. Wyllie’s seat. When we returned we found Mr. Brown at our house. At noon we went to the Lord’s supper. The King did not come to meeting all day. At evening we went down to the [chapel] as usual. Very early this morning we rode up and we took our breakfast. After breakfast we had a school as usual. While we were reciting our Written Arithmetic lesson Mrs. Bates �50 came and her girl and they took dinner with us. After dinner she went down town with John Ii on the Gov’s carriage. Today Alexander’s servant and the Gov’s father had some difficults about the goat. While we were rolling stones Mr. Cooke told us to get ready for His Majesty Mrs. Cooke called us to come in to recite our Arithmetic. While we were reciting we heard the King is near. So we made ready lay aside our lesson. When they got the King and Dr. Judd and Mr. & Mrs. Cooke went to walk and we had a capital time. �51 Friday Oct 17 1844 We have not written our journal for three days. On Wednesday noon we went in the woods to wood to sell. On Thursday morning we expected the King to come up here and go across the Pali to go to Maui. After breakfast we paid a strict look out for His Majesty. We went in to get our first lesson. When we went out to recess we saw a great many horses coming. We thought it was His Majesty but we found it was only my father and Bernice’s father & mother and some other chiefs. At alas His Majesty arrived �52 accompanied by some of His officers and the His Majesty Queen arrived with G.P. Judd. When they got up here the Queen and the King and Alapai went out in the woods to walk. When they retuned they took dinner with the Queen and the Gov and some others went ahead. After our dinner they paid us good bye and then he rode up and we found ourselves very lonely. John Ii accompanied them over the Pali. At evening Dr. Rooke and his wife and Peter’s father called on us and took supper with us. Yesterday John Ii went down to see the chiefs. To-day every thing went on as usual �53 Wednesday Oct 16 1844 On Monday evening we returned up here. We had a every thing go on as usual. On Tuesday evening Mrs. Brewer and Mrs. [ ] called on us. Yesterday I had some difficulty about Mr. [ ]. This morning we went and took a very long walk. After breakfast we had a school as usual After school as usual we had a dinner. After dinner Mr. Cooke went down town and Mr. [Kelly] called on us. And yet we linger still when we so happy been residing at the King’s residence at Nuuanu. �54 Thursday Oct 17 1844 This morning we got up as usual. After breakfast we went up in the koa tree and we played on it. When Mrs. Cooke called us in to get our lesson we came in and took our Geometry lesson. Then we went in the Grass House to get our Grammar Lesson. When we were reciting our lesson the Gov & G.P. Judd called on us and Dr. G. P. Judd talked with me about my taking Mr. Irwin for my man. After dinner we made our candy and we found it well done. At four o’ clock we came in and wrote our journal. 6 o’clock this morning we got up. �55 Saturday Oct 19th 1844 This morning when we got up I thought it was going to be a pleasant day but I was disappointed. After breakfast Mr. Irwin came up and a nother man. We did not have any school this forenoon. We went up in the woods and then we came back. After dinner we went in our house and played there for sometime and then we came and wrote our journal. �56 Oct 24 /44 Monday morning we came up very early and when we were sitting down at prayers the rain begun. Some of us did not come up as the rest of us did. After breakfast we had a school as usual. After dinner we had noon for our holiday time. Tuesday every thing went as usual. At noon we got on our horse and went after our cows. Wednesday we did not get our Grammar lesson very well This morning we were late at prayers. After breakfast we went in the old grass house and [ ]. This noon we went down to the bathing house. �57 Monday Oct 28, 1844 This evening while we were in bed Mr. Cooke went to walk and we got up very early and we went with Mrs. Cooke down to Emma’s house and then we returned home. After breakfast we had a school as usual and we did many sums in Written Arithmetic. This noon we went to make call we call on Mrs. Ladd and Mr. Jarves. �58 Tuesday Oct 29 /44 Early this morning we went to walk and we went to the Gov’s house. After breakfast we my servant brought me some shoes but they were too small for me. We had a school as usual and our Grammar lesson was not well recited. We did few sum in Written Arithmetic. After dinner we started for the country and when we got up to Mrs. Rooke Mr. Cooke hurt himself and Alexander was unwell and while we were writing our journal the Gov came. �59 Wed Oct 30th 1844 This morning we went to walk and we saw our cows After breakfast we had a school and we did few sums in Arithmetic After dinner Moses but one of his blanket and hoisted up in our flagstaff. Then we brought some Guavas at 25 cents and they are very large one and Mrs. Cooke went to Maternal Meeting Thursday Oct 31st 1844 This morning we got up very early. After breakfast we had a school and we did two lessons in Written Arithmetic After dinner we went to Mr Brewer to buy some peaches �60 but they were not any then we went to Mr. Webster and then we called on Mr [Pilly] and we bought some jelly for the children and we called on Mrs Hoper and to know about Mrs Marshall. Wednesday Nov 4 1844 This morning we got up early and we went to walk. After breakfast we had a school. Jane is unwell to day and while we were writing our journal she came in. When we got through our first lesson Mr. Damon and Capt. Gardener and his wife and a another gentleman called on us We did only one sum which Mr Cooke us on the black board. While we were at dinner Louisa called on us and �61 and invited us to go to their house to her the man played on their piano When we ready to start we understood he was gone so we were disappointed. Tuesday Nov 5 1844 This morning we got up very early After breakfast we had a school as usual. At recess we went in the parlor and when we were there Mr. Damon and the first Lieut. of the Warren and the Surgeon called on us. When they went away we came in and we did two sums then we went to dinner After dinner Mrs. Knoff called on us and we went out in the yard and the girls washed their clothes. �62 Wednesday Nov 6th 1844 This morning after breakfast we had a school as usual. We are reviewing our Geometry lesson where Mrs. Cooke taught us up in the county. When we came in to study our Grammar lesson we found it quiet easy/. We did the the three last sums in Written Arithmetic while we were study en. Mrs. Cooke came in and gave Mr. Cooke some tincture of rhubarb When we went out we went out we went to dinner. John Ii start for Ewa for some cows this morning �63 Thursday Nov 8th 1844 When I awoke I send Hepa after my boots. After breakfast we went to ask Mrs. Cooke to go down town but she did not consented. We had a school as usual. At recess Mr. Forbes and Jane’s father called on us this forenoon. We did not finish our school as usual but Mr. Cooke said we must have school this noon at 3 o’clock we began it and we got along very well. When we had finished we wrote our journal. Emma did not come to school to-day �64 Friday Nov 9th 1844 About midnight John Ii returned from Ewa. When we got up this morning we went and saw the calfs and cows wicth he brought last evening. After breakfast Mr. Cooke wrote the invitation. While we were studying our Grammar lesson Mr. Armstrong called on us and Mr. Cooke went with him to the meeting house. Mr. & Mrs. Forbes called on us and dined with us. After dinner Mr. Dimond and Mrs. Armstrong called on us. After dinner the girls went to bathe. We expect to have a tea party. �65 Monday Nov 11/44 On Saturday we went upon the country. I and my servant went up in the woods to cut wood. We had a very nice time. Yesterday we did not down to chapel in the forenoon but we went in the evening. This morning while we were at prayers Jane father came and gave a present and he took breakfast with us. Mr. Forbes called on us. We had a school this morning but we did not get all our lessons so we had a school this noon. �66 Tuesday Nov 12th 1844 After breakfast we read some stories to tell when we went in to school. After Mrs. Cooked prayed she called me to go up and say mine but I got up and went where she told me and I did not say mine. Mrs. Judd came and told he story. While we were reciting our Written Arithmetic Mr. Cooke put me in my room and I did not go to dinner. This noon we had a play on our swing. Moses man came and called with him. �67 Friday Nov 18th 1844 Day before yesterday we went up in the country and we saw the Gov. up there and we went to bathe. Yesterday noon we went to walk. This morning went in Mrs. Dominis yard. It looked very nice so we thought we would try to make our garden. After breakfast we began working in the little garden and before dinner we finished. After dinner I went and selected us a garden and I began to work in it. �68 Thursday Nov 20th/1844 We went to walk and we first went to Mrs. Armstrong but we found no plants there so we went to Mr. Rogers. When we got there we found them digging and watering the plants and Mr. Rogers gave Jane and Victoria some white lilies. They gave Mrs. Cooke some plants & we like it better than Mrs. Armstrong. After breakfast we went and plant our plants then we came to prayer school and we went to get some work at our new garden. �69 Nov 28/44 Yesterday we went to meeting all day. Mr. Armstrong preached in the forenoon Luke 18 Chapter 14 verse. We went to the school house and Mr. Doll preached in Psalms 46 Chapter the last verse. In the evening we went down chapel. This morning I got up and I went in Moses room. After breakfast we had a school and at recess Mrs. Cooke some plants. After dinner we heard there is a man of war lee of the harbor so I went in. Mrs. Cooke on the trees. Mr. Andrews called on us and we practice on our flute Mrs. Paty & Mr. Brown and Mrs. �70 Johnstone and Mrs. Judd and Mr. & Mrs. Forbes called on us Wednesday Nov. 26/44 This morning Mrs. Cooke and the little boys went down town to walk and they brought home some geranium. After breakfast my boy went to Maui. We had a school as usual. At dinner Laura called on us and gave John Ii some book of about seven or eight pages. This noon we expected a call from a Capt. but we were disappointed. Mr. Forbes and we practic on our flute. Emelia came and called on us. �71 Tuesday Nov 27/44 After breakfast we went out in our yard and Mrs. Whitney gave me some plant to go and plant at the side of the bathing house. Moses servant came also mine. We had a school this noon and we did not get our Grammar lesson very well. While we were reciting our Geography lesson Dr. Gordon and Master Wight. called on us and when the school was over we went to see them. When they were gone we went to dinner. Mr. Hopper and Lieut. Clavell called on us. �72 Wednesday Nov 28/44 Mrs. Cooke and the little boys went to walk to Mrs. Rogers. When I got up Mr. Forbes called to see Mrs. Cooke. Mrs. Whitney stayed in her room all day. While we were at school Mr. Rogers came to work for Mr. Cooke. We did not study our Written Arithmetic lesson well so Mr. Cooke told us to have our school this noon. While we were at dinner Mr. Forbes called on us. After dinner we went into the Carpenter Shop and we staided their till Mr. Cooke rung the bell for us. �73 Thursday Nov 29/44 We went to walk this morning. On our way we met Mr. Rogers. Mrs. Whitney is no better to day We had a school as usual. After dinner we went out in the Carpenter house then we went out and played arrow. When I came in I asked Mrs. Cooke to go up on our Grass House. When I was up there I saw Moses going down so I asked Mrs. Cooke to go with him. We went to to Mr. Brewer and Mr. [Bonduc] �74 Monday Dec 2/44 We did not write our journal for Saturday. This morning Mr. Cooke and the little boys went to walk. After breakfast Dr. Smith called on us to see Mrs. Whitney. We had a school this morning as usual. We were studying our lesson. Capt. Baily called on us. After dinner we went out in our yard and we played arrow. This evening Mrs. Whitney came to our family worship. �74 Tuesday Dec 3/44 This morning some of us went to walk but I slept very late. After breakfast we had a school as usual. Mrs. Whitney is better to day than yesterday. I hope to get better very soon. Mrs. Cooke did not because her woman [was sick]. After dinner we played arrow a while. I went and asked Mrs. Cooke to go to take a walk. The girls called on Mrs. Hooper and Mrs. Dimond this noon and Alexander went down to called on Mrs. Smith. When Moses and I returned we found them writing their journals. �75 Wednesday Dec 4/44 This morning Mrs. Cooke & the children went to walk and I got up and went into the carpenter shop and I found Mr. Rogers there working. After breakfast Mr. Cooke went down town and we had a school as usual. After dinner Mrs. Cooke had a meeting house. My servant came here but I did not see him because Mrs. Cooke put me in my room. After tea we went in the parlor and we sung few song then we read [Calet]. At two we read for some time and the little boys went to sleep and Mrs. W sent them to bed. We stopped for some time then we talked about some other subjects. �Thursday Dec 5th/44 This is Jane’s birthday. We arose very early this morning than as usual and we went in the yard and we hoisted our lantern on our flagstaff and Dr. Judd called on us. After breakfast we went in carpenter house and then we came in school. While we were at dinner Dr. Smith came and brought Mrs. Whitney a letter. We went to Mr. Dimond together some boxes and paste bord but we found none. Moses has gone to ride with Mrs. Dimond. We saw our candy to day we we hope to get tonight. �79 Monday Dec 10/44 We did not write our journal for several days. On Sunday John Ii preached all day and it rained also. Yesterday we had a school as usual. Last evening we went to meeting at Mr. Castle. This morning it rained and we thought it going to rain all day. While we were at school this forenoon Lieut. Clavell and Mr Hooper called on us. We went to ride. �80 Honolulu Dec 19th 1844 This is Bernice’s birthday. When we got up we went towels and Mrs. Cooke rode on a horse and we went in the plain. After breakfast we had a school. We did not write our journals till to-day. After dinner we went out and played arrow and then Alexander & I went in our rooms. Moses went in our rooms. Moses went down to Mr. Brewers. On his return Mr. Bebly sent up one box of crackers and some loaves for Mr. and Mrs. Cooke asked Moses if he asked Mr. Bebly he said no but when Mr. Cooke came home we asked him �81 again and he said he did. We are expecting some company this evening Saturday, 20th/44 This morning after breakfast we thought of going out to play with our bows to play but Whitney called us in to school. I drew [ ] copy then we went out While we were at recess Mrs. Hooper called on us then Mrs. Whitney called us in to write some songs. We copied about two songs. After dinner we went out and played arrow. Afterwards I bathed. We went out & Moses & Alexander bought two birds & we put them in our cage. William came over here to play. Mrs. Whitney and Bernice and Jane went to call. Mrs. Goodale called on us. �82 Monday Dec 23/44 Yesterday we went to meeting all day. This morning we thought of going to walk but we were disappointed. After breakfast Moses man came and then we came in to school. While We were reciting our Grammar lesson Mrs. Calkin and Mrs. Rickert called. We did not study our Geography lesson to-day. This is a very windy day. I received some present from John this morning some arrows for my bow. After dinner I asked Mr. Rogers to fix it for me and began to read on [Lanai at farm]. �83 Tuesday Dec 24/44 After breakfast we had a school as usual. After Mrs. Cooke’s school Mrs. Cooke told us that we expected company. When we were reciting our Grammar lesson they came. After dinner I went and asked Mrs. Cooke to go and see my [ ] and she consented to it. When we arrived we found they were great many in there. We stopped there for some times then we returned. When we got home we went down to Mr. [Boardman] and while we were Captaine and some of his officers. �84 Thursday This morning while we were [ ] reading our reading lesson Capt. Allen came and he stopped here till we had a recess. Kaeo and his wife sailed for Maui to day. After dinner we went out to play Dr. Judd called here his horse. To-day it Christmas John & Newton each sent a note wishing us a Merry Christmas Friday Dec 26 �85 Monday Dec 30th 1844 On Saturday after breakfast we had a drawing school and a writing school. After dinner we went to bathe. On Sabbath John Ii was taking sick. This morning we went to walk and Mrs. Cooke Bernice and Moses and accompanied by Dr. Judd. After breakfast we had a school as usual. After dinner I went in my room and cleaned my buttons, and while I was there Dr. Judd came and Mrs. Judd. While we were out in the front yard a man came on a horse and we talked with him for sometime. The girls went over to see Dr. Judd’s children. �86 Wednesday Jan 1st 1845 This is the first day of the year. This morning when I was sleeping Moses came in and awakened me up. When he went out I heard Mrs. Cooke calling to us wishing us a happy year. When we all got up we went to Dr. Judd. When we got there Mr. Cooke took one bunch of cracker and fired them on the walk home. Then we went to the Gov. and then we fired another from then we went down to Mr. Ricord and we [missed fire]. From then were to out to Mr. [ ] and Moses fired another bunch at Mr. Jarves. We returned and we went to Mr. Dimond and Mr. Wyllie and then we returned we saw John & Newton and we talked with them till Mr. & Mrs. Cooke and Mrs. Whitney returned from riding. �87 Some things Mrs. Cooke wished us to do this year. Seek God & do that which will please him Habits 1st. Use no deception 2. Be always pleasant and cheerfull 3. Try to make your teacher and all around you happy 4. Have a place for every thing & every thing in its place 5. Improve in English get four new words & correct four errors every day 6. Rise at 5 1/2 �88 Friday Jan 3rd/44 Yesterday afternoon Dr. Judd’s children came and at evening we went to meeting. This morning we awoke got up very early, and went to walk down to Mrs. Lowell Smith and we brought home some geranium to plant. We had a school as usual. After dinner we went and asked Mrs. Cooke for some sugar to make some candy and she did not consent to it. While we were playing this noon, Mr. Cooke came and rung the bell for us to come and write our journal. �89 O dear maid 1st O lovely maid Will thou forget The love which fill'd this bosom For nothing else but only you 2nd Pen & ink cannot express The love for only one And you are only she Nor for you lovely daughter 1st O dear lovely maid Will thou you forgot The love which exist in this bosom For noby else but only you 2nd �Pen & ink cannot express The love for only one And you are only she Nor for you Lovely Daughter �94 Sept. 18th/45 Yesterday noon Mr. Cooke called me & Alexander in I’i’s room and told us that he understood that we have been out again. So he shut us up in our room all today. When Mr. Cooke asked to break of the [ ] between me & my brother. I consent to him. So this noon Alexander told him that I know that Moses have gone out on Sat [ ] Tuesday evening. To which I don’t [know] what to do. Tomorrow we shall know how to do & then I think, I shall be found out. �95 (THIS PAGE WAS WRITTEN BY LOT) On a account of we [took] [ In difficulty has ] I thought it will be better For me to write my journal again Lot Kapuaiwa Sept 1st/45 On Thursday last P.M. when I returned in the [court] from this School-House Mr. Cooke called me in my room and told me that he wished me to remain until he called me out & also til he discovers who was [Gen Smiths & Dr Clair]. After a few minutes he called me out & asked me if I know anything about them. And they haver discovered our letter which we wrote that day. At first I refused to tell where was Gen [Smiths & Mr Clain] but it was all discovered. So we remained in our room all [ ] day the . On Saturday forenoon [ ] achieved. �Sept 1/45 On Sunday we went to meeting in the fore afternoon & Rev. Armstrong preached. We did not go down the Chapel but Mr. Cooke read us in the parlor. After dinner we retired in my brothers house till at 2 o’clock we went meeting again. & Rev [Howell] preached. When we returned we had a long talk together till supper. After which we took a short walk around the yard. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Journal Collection Description An account of the resource THE JOURNAL COLLECTION, 1819-1900 Diaries and journals of the missionaries to Hawaii, a few of the children of the mission and non-missionary early settlers. Originals, typescript, photocopies. ca. 17 ft. 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