Ernest A. Mott-Smith

1873–1935 (age 62)

Honolulu resident

Biography

Ernest A. Mott-Smith was an influential resident of Honolulu who contributed to the city's growth and development during the early 20th century. His involvement in community affairs reflected his commitment to the islands' progress.

Mott-Smith's years in Honolulu were marked by active participation in civic and social endeavors. He remained a respected figure in the community until his passing in 1935.

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