Henry Bond Restarick

1854–1933 (age 79)

Biography

Henry Bond Restarick was a prominent figure in Hawaiian history during the late 19th and early 20th centuries. His contributions to the islands' development and community left a lasting legacy that was remembered by those who knew him.

Restarick's life spanned a transformative period in Hawaii's history, from the kingdom era through the territorial period. He remained an active and respected member of the Honolulu community until his passing in 1933.

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