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Emma Kauikeōlani Wilcox

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Her husband Albert supported her philanthropic community activities, and in 1908 donated land and $ 50,000 to erect the Kauikeōlani Children's Hospital in her honor. The institution was given her Hawaiian name which means “place in the skies (of) heaven”. In 1928, she donated a therapy swimming pool
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at age 28 in 1912. To honor his memory, she founded the Samuel Mahelona Memorial Hospital on Kauai in 1917. Seed money was provided by Albert Wilcox and other business leaders of Hawaii.
63:. She was the first of fifteen children born to Pamahoa and Temanihi “Nihi” Napoleon, a Honolulu fish merchant. Her mother Pamahoa was of Hawaiian ancestry, related to the family of 170:. That year, she also donated $ 10,000, which was used to create a fund for needy patients who could not afford medical care on their own. A portrait of Emma painted by 78: 887: 75:, becoming a teacher there after graduation. Early on in her life, Emma was motivated to help ease difficulties faced by the native Hawaiian population. 213:
When Honolulu police officer William Kama was killed in the line of duty in 1928, leaving behind a widow and small children, Emma and Princess
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on October 22, 1931. A memorial service was held in her home that same day, and her body was shipped back to Kauai that evening for burial.
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Emma married the first time in 1882 to Samuel Kahekili Mahelona, the son of Judge Samuel Waimalu Mahelona. Educated at the
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Her estate was valued at just under $ 800,000. Of that, $ 60,000 was bequeathed to various charities.
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and other kingdom dignitaries. In widowhood, she resumed her teaching career at Kawaiahaʻo.
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area of the island of Oahu, and was raised in a house on Queen Street in
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Possibly Emma Napoleon, photograph by Joseph W. King, 1869
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Genealogy provided by Pamahoa Napoleon, daughter of Kupae
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Portraits of American Protestant missionaries to Hawaii
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Hawaiian Kingdom people of French Polynesian descent
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The Pacific Commercial Advertiser at Newspapers.com
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Charles W. Bartlett
Hawaii
Corsican
Tahitian
Native Hawaiian
Mililani
Honolulu
Charles Kanaʻina
Lunalilo
Kawaiahaʻo Seminary for Girls

Royal School
Kingdom of Hawaii
Liliʻuokalani
Governor of Oahu
Archibald Scott Cleghorn
Kauai
Albert Spencer Wilcox
Abner Wilcox
Kawaiahaʻo Church
Henry Hodges Parker
Sanford B. Dole
Kaʻiulani
Albert Francis Judd
Peter Cushman Jones
Charles McEwen Hyde
Paul Isenberg
Shriner's Ward for crippled children
Charles W. Bartlett

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