Wells Family - Person Sheet
Wells Family - Person Sheet
NameCaroline Amelia “Carrie” Beckwith 
Birth2 Feb 1865, San Francisco, CA
Census6 Jun 1900, Makawao, Maui Co, HI
Memoroll#1837, pg 3
Census15 Apr 1910, Hamakuapoko, Maui Co, HI
Memoroll#1755, pg 1
Death5 Jun 1942, Berkeley, Alameda Co, CA
BurialMakawao Cem, Makawao, Maui Co, HI
FatherRev Edward Griffin Beckwith (1826-1909)
MotherCaroline Porter Armstrong (1832-1905)
Misc. Notes
Dau of Edward Griffin Beckwith (1826 MA - 1909 HI) and Caroline P. Armstrong (1832 HI - 1905 HI)
Listed in 1910 Carrie A. Hair (45, CA) widowed and with her 3 daughters and son.
[Obituary] Berkeley Daily Gazette - 6 Jun 1942
Mrs. Carrie A. Hair
Mrs. Carrie A. Hair, 77, of 2623 Regent St., passed away yesterday at her home following a long illness. She was a native of San Francisco where her father, Edward Beckwith, was a pastor of a Congregational Church in the early days. He was also principal of the noted Punahou School in Hawaii and of other schools for members of Royal Hawaiian families there. Mrs. Hair's grandparents, the Richard Armstrongs were also pioneer missionaries in the Islands.
Mrs. Hair had been a resident of Berkeley for the past 10 years. She was a member of Northbrae Community Church. Her husband was the late John James Hair with whom she spent 45 years in the Islands.
She is survived by three daughters, Mrs. Doris Kloss, Mrs. Margaret Eastman and Mrs. Dorothy Hair Thomas; a son, Edward Hair and by eight grandchildren.
Funeral services will be held at 10:30 a.m. Monday at the Cathedral Chapel of the Grant Miller Co.
Listed in 1910 Carrie A. Hair (45, CA) widowed and with her 3 daughters and son.
[Obituary] Berkeley Daily Gazette - 6 Jun 1942
Mrs. Carrie A. Hair
Mrs. Carrie A. Hair, 77, of 2623 Regent St., passed away yesterday at her home following a long illness. She was a native of San Francisco where her father, Edward Beckwith, was a pastor of a Congregational Church in the early days. He was also principal of the noted Punahou School in Hawaii and of other schools for members of Royal Hawaiian families there. Mrs. Hair's grandparents, the Richard Armstrongs were also pioneer missionaries in the Islands.
Mrs. Hair had been a resident of Berkeley for the past 10 years. She was a member of Northbrae Community Church. Her husband was the late John James Hair with whom she spent 45 years in the Islands.
She is survived by three daughters, Mrs. Doris Kloss, Mrs. Margaret Eastman and Mrs. Dorothy Hair Thomas; a son, Edward Hair and by eight grandchildren.
Funeral services will be held at 10:30 a.m. Monday at the Cathedral Chapel of the Grant Miller Co.
Spouses
Birth3 Aug 1868, Tradeston, Glasgow, Lanark, Scotland
Death27 Mar 1908, Glasgow, Lanarkshire, Scotland
BurialSouthern Necropolis, Glasgow, Lanark, Scotland
MemoWest section
OccupationSugar boiler
FatherWilliam B. Hair (1841-1911)
MotherMartha Ellis Baillie (1844-1906)
Misc. Notes
Son of William Hair and Martha Baillie
Immigrated 1887
Received Special Rights of Citizenship Certificate on 26 July 1894 in Hawaii.
Married Carrie Beckwith in 1897 in Hawaii
Listed in the 1900 census as a sugar boiler (30, Scotland), with his wife (35, CA) and daughters Dorothy B. (1, HI) and Margaret A. (8 mo, HI).
signed his will in Hawaii on 11 Aug 1905, probated 1908
Immigrated 1887
Received Special Rights of Citizenship Certificate on 26 July 1894 in Hawaii.
Married Carrie Beckwith in 1897 in Hawaii
Listed in the 1900 census as a sugar boiler (30, Scotland), with his wife (35, CA) and daughters Dorothy B. (1, HI) and Margaret A. (8 mo, HI).
signed his will in Hawaii on 11 Aug 1905, probated 1908
MarriageMay 1897, Paia, Hawaii
ChildrenMargaret Armstrong (1899-1993)