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Memorial for the Military Veterans of Makawao Cemetery [G-P]

The purpose of these pages is to recognize the military veterans buried at Makawao Cemetery. These servicemen participated in the Civil War, the Hawaiian Rebellion, the Indian Wars, the Spanish American War, World War I, and World War II.

The veterans' posts are listed alphabetically by last name: [A-F][G-P] (this page),  and  [Q-Z].


Gossin, Andrew

Sgt. Andrew J. Gossin (b. in Cincinnati, Ohio 1847-June 24, 1911) age 64 years
Co. A 13 Regiment, U. S. Infantry

He enlisted in the Union army as a drummer boy at the outbreak of the Civil War; mustered out after Richmond was captured. Served over the duration of the war.

Postmaster at Kahului; Mason a member of Lodge Maui No. 984  A. F.A.M.

Married Cora Elizabeth C. (b. 1863 in Aurora, Iowa) on Oct. 1, 1885 Ft.Scott, Kansas

Masons proceeded to Makawao for the funeral via a special train
pension application by wife Cora Gossin


Grant, George Boyne

Grant, George Boyne (b.in Elgin, Morayshire, Scotland in 1892-d.1927) Age 35 years

British Army: three and a half years as a non-commissioned officer in the Infantry

George Grant

Haili, Herman George

Herman George Haili (b. Oct. 2, 1913-d. Oct. 25, 1988)
BOSN U. S. Coast Guard
World War II

Hollis Hardy

Holtberg, Tage

Sgt. Tage Holtberg (b. Jan. 28, 1887 in Glimakra, Swane, Sweden-d. Sept. 7, 1930)
Married July 23, 1923; wife: Mrytle Huddleston Holtberg from Texas, a public school teacher and principal of Wailuku Elementary
Nevada; Arrived in Hawaii in 1917 during the war (Maui News obit.)
Sgt. 9 Ambulance Co., Three years in medical corps at Schofield
military issue grave marker with Christian cross and dogwoods

Employed first by East Maui Irrigation Co. and then became superintendent of the transportation department of H C & S; superintendent of steam railroad

Masonic services


Horn, Isabella Langa

Isabella Hortense (Langa) Horn (b. Nov. 11, 1897-d. Dec. 14, 1965)

(Dau of Jesse and Isabelle Langa)

Married to Mathew A. Horn

California; Y1, USNRF, World War 1


Horn, Matthew A.

Mathew Amondous Horn (b. Sept. 30, 1892 at Mare Island, Calif.-d. Nov. 24, 1952)
California, Pvt. HQ CO. 36, Infantry, Div. 51; enlisted Mare Island, California;

World War I; Sgt. Maj. 146th New York Volunteers;
2nd Lt. G, 5th Vet Volunteer Infantry
1917 enlistment states occupation: brickmason (no photo)

Married to Isabelle Hortense Langa

Services at Puunene Catholic Church: employed by H C & S as plumbing and concrete overseer


Lockwood, Douglas

Pvt. Douglas(s )Howell Lockwood (b. April 12, 1886 in California-d. Sept. 22, 1964) Laborer with Hawaiian Pine Co. on World War I draft registration
Hawaii;
Pvt. 1 Cl., Co. I, 2nd Tennessee Infantry
1940 Census: retired, lodger at Baldwin Home
gravestone marked with a Christian cross


Lyons, Raymond Richard

Lieutenant Commander Raymond Richard "Doc" Lyons (b. Dec.10, 1902-d. 1985)

1925 graduate of the U. S. Naval Academy at Annapolis; commissioned

June 23, 1921 Enlisted entry

1930 Lt. j. g. aboard the U S S Northampton; RADM; Capt.

1949 Discharged in January

Lt. Cmdr. Raymond Richard Lyons
1925 Lt. j.g. Raymond Richard Lyons; U. S. Naval Academy at Annapolis; yearbook

McBarnett, Alexander J. W.

Alexander J. W. McBarnett (b. January 29, 1917 in Rhodesia-d. April 23, 2001 on Maui)
SIG AD ASTRA (thus one journeys to the stars)
Royal Air Force 1939-1945; World War II
"Freedom is within each of us what happens from the outside
is of little consequence; we will carry his spirit forever"


Mellor, E. C.

Cpl. Edmund Carroll Mellor (b. April 21, 1878-d. Nov. 7, 1934)
Co. F, Regiment 10th
Ohio Volunteers, Infantry
Spanish- American War

Ethel Mellor: wife


Morreira, Michael W.

Michael Wallace Morreira (b. Aug. 30, 1937-d. May 10, 1981)
Aged 44 years


Peacock, Edward L.

Edward Leister Peacock (b. 1896-d. 1961)

Three generations of Peacock’s completed flight training at the U.S. Naval Air Station in Pensacola, Florida: Edward-WWI, John-WWII, and Robbie-Vietnam


Phillips, William McLeisch (b. 1892-d. 1945)

Keahua, Maui; Maui Agricultural Co.


Pogue, Cory Colville

Cory Coville Pogue (Feb. 17, 1890 in Keauho, Hawaii-May 24, 1962)
Cp MG Co.1 Hawaii Infantry; World War 1
Draft registration: nurseryman with the Territorial Department of Agriculture and Forestry; wife, Minnie Pogue (public school teacher)
1940 census: occupation timekeeper at the Experimental Station
son of William F. and Emma Victoria Saffery Pogue
(listed at two cemeteries including Maui Veterans)

Cory Pogue

Pogue, William C.

Pogue, William C. (b. June 20, 1922-d. Jan. 7, 2001)
Pvt. U. S. Army; World War II

William Pogue


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Testimonials

“I was looking for a plot for myself, so my kids wouldn’t be burdened with that. I told my dad I was thinking about Makawao Cemetery. It’s beautiful, well-kept, and it’s upcountry, where I’ve lived all my life. My dad said, ‘Nice sentiment, but that’s for important people.’ Well, the Cemetery superintendent came to the house with all the paperwork, and I picked a plot next to a yellow lehua tree.”
— CB