Abigail Willis Tenney Smith

1809–1885 (age 76)

Biography

Abigail Willis Tenney Smith was a woman who lived during the nineteenth century in Hawaii. Born in 1809, she was part of the communities that shaped the islands' history during a period of significant change and development.

Smith's life extended through most of the nineteenth century, and she was interred in O'ahu Cemetery, a final resting place that honored her memory and her connection to the Hawaiian community.

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Lorrin Andrews
1795–1868 (age 73)
O'ahu Cemetery
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Asa Thurston
1787–1868 (age 81)
O'ahu Cemetery
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Lucy Goodale Thurston
1795–1876 (age 81)
O'ahu Cemetery
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Gerrit P. Judd
1803–1873 (age 70)
O'ahu Cemetery
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John Papa Īī
1800–1870 (age 70)
O'ahu Cemetery
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William Lowthian Green
1819–1890 (age 71)
O'ahu Cemetery
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