Nicoll Family

William Scott Nicoll (b. 1863 in Bridge of Cally, Scotland-d. 1945);
Census: first bookeeper and then asst. mgr. sugar plantation
immigrated to Hawaii in 1889. Married to:
Kate (Katherine) Fleming Nicoll (b. 1874 in Scotland-d. 1960)
Georgina Amelia Nicoll (b. 1860 in Scotland-d. 1952) Sister of William Nicoll

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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