CHAMBERLAIN, LEVI AND MARIA PATTON

1823: Levi Chamberlain arrived in Hawaii with the Second Company of missionaries to serve as Superintendent for Secular Affairs with the Mission.

1828: His wife, Maria Patton, came to teach in Hawaii with the Third Company of missionaries. Their granddaughter, Helen Chamberlain, married Worth Osborn Aiken in 1895.

Levi Chamberlain arrived in 1823 with the Second company of missionaries as Superintendent of Secular Affairs for the Mission

Mrs. Maria Patton Chamberlain 1828 Teacher with Third Company of missionaries

Married to Helen Chamberlain grand-daughter of Levi and Maria Chamberlain.

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Your contribution to the Makawao Cemetery will enable it to continue to meet its mission by providing exceptional perpetual care of the grounds for the many individuals and families that lie within its borders as well as for those to come.
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Testimonials

My great-grandfather is buried in Makawao Cemetery. He and my great-grandmother arrived from Norway in 1881. She worked as a domestic; my great-grandfather was a blacksmith. There’s a bunch of Scandinavians there, and lots of people of Japanese descent. Cowboys from the ranches, too.

My grandparents are buried there, my parents, and my sister. My brother and I obtained plots, so I’ll go there, too. It’s the most beautiful cemetery around.
-HM