Thomas George slum

Thomas George Thrum

The Hawaiian businessman, historian that the Thomas George slum (Thomas George Thrum, from May 27, 1842 to May 21, 1932 ^{[1] [2]}) is from Australia.

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Life

I was born in New South Wales colony Newcastle, Australia, and the slum emigrated to Honolulu at the age of 11 years old on May 16, 1853 [¹]. The slum that did it soon, and had begun to act succeeded to business of Black & Auld which was the stationery dealer and the newspaper publisher after the employee of the store and the sailor of the whaler, the work of the sugarcane farm in 1870 [¹]. From 1875, I launched monthly "Paradise of the Pacific" (forerunner of later "Honolulu (Honolulu)") with J J Williams (J. J. Williams) including publication of yearbook "Thrum's Hawaiian Annual" about Hawaii in 1888 [¹]. In addition, about tradition and a history of Hawaiian each place, I reported and left a large number of books [¹].

I married Anna roller Brown (Anna Laura Brown) in San Francisco on January 11, 1865 [¹], and the slum gained 4 children afterwards [²].

It was excellent and worked on writing until I was over 80 years old in later years, and the slum was in the vice-presidency of the Hawaiian News & Thrums, Ltd. which treated stationery [¹], but sank in Honolulu in 1932 when I had 90 years old close at hand [²].

Main writing

• Thomas G. Thrum, Hawaiian Folk Tales, 1907 - Sacred Texts
• Thomas G. Thrum, More Hawaiian Folk Tales, 1923

Footnote

1. ^ ^{a b c d e f g} "Statewide County HI Archives Biographies.....Thrum, Thomas George April 27, 1842 -". The USGenWeb Project. March 17, 2014 reading. - The original: George F. Nellist, ed (1925). The Story of Hawaii and Its Builders. Territory of Hawaii: Honolulu Star Bulletin, Ltd.. : "April" in the title of the web page makes an error in writing.
2. ^ ^{a b c} "Thomas George Thrum". Ancestry.com. March 17, 2014 reading.

Outside link

• Page in the site of the Hawaiian university Manoah school
  • Thrum's Hawaiian Annual
  • Thrum's Online Library Guide

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