He died on October 3,1864 of aneurism at Holani, his residence on Richard's Street in Honolulu, originally built by Kealiʻiahonui and adjoining the private residence of Queen Kalama, later became Haʻalelea Lawn after his death.
The house was originally built by Kealiʻiahonui and adjoined with the private residence of Queen Kalama, and later it became Haʻalelea Lawn after his death. He died on October 3,1864 of aneurism at Holani, his residence on Richard's Street in Honolulu.
He died on October 3,1864 of aneurism at Holani, his residence on Richard's Street in Honolulu. The house was originally built by Kealiʻiahonui and adjoined with the private residence of Queen Kalama, and later it became Haʻalelea Lawn after his death.
He died on October 3,1864 of aneurism at Holani, his residence on Richard's Street in Honolulu. The house was originally built by Kealiʻiahonui and adjoined with the private residence of Queen Kalama, and later it became Haʻalelea Lawn after his death.