Wikipedia:WikiProject Hawaii/Almanac

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The WikiProject Hawai‘i Almanac is a compilation of several lists and tables relative to articles about Hawai‘i.

Contents 1 Government 1.1 Courts 1.2 Governors 1.2.1 Territory of Hawaii 1.2.2 State of Hawaii 1.3 Legislature 1.4 Lieutenant Governors 1.5 Mayors of Honolulu 1.6 Monarchs of Hawaii 1.7 United States Chiefs of Mission to Hawaii 1.7.1 Resident Ministers 1.7.2 Envoys Extraordinary and Ministers Plenipotentiary 2 Religion 2.1 Roman Catholic Church 2.1.1 Apostolic Vicars of the Hawaiian Islands 2.1.2 Bishops of Honolulu

[edit] Government

[edit] Courts

• United States District Court for the District of Hawai‘i
• Hawai‘i State Supreme Court
• Hawai‘i State Intermediate Appeals Court
• Hawai‘i State Circuit Courts
• Hawai‘i State District Courts
• Hawai‘i State Family Courts
• Hawai‘i State Tax Appeal Court
• Hawai‘i State Land Court

[edit] Governors

[edit] Territory of Hawaii

• Sanford Ballard Dole, Republican, 1900–1903
• George R. Carter, Republican, 1903–1907
• Walter F. Frear, Republican, 1907–1913
• Lucius E. Pinkham, Democrat, 1913–1918
• Charles J. McCarthy, Democrat, 1918–1921
• Wallace R. Farrington, Republican, 1921–1929
• Lawrence M. Judd, Republican, 1929–1934
• Joseph B. Poindexter, Democrat, 1934–1942
• Ingram M. Stainback, Democrat, 1942–1951
• Oren E. Long, Democrat, 1951–1953
• Samuel Wilder King, Republican, 1953–1957
• William F. Quinn, Republican, 1957–1959

[edit] State of Hawaii

• William F. Quinn, Republican, 1959–1962
• John A. Burns, Democrat, 1962–1974
• George R. Ariyoshi, Democrat, 1974–1986
• John D. Waihee III, Democrat, 1986–1994
• Benjamin J. Cayetano, Democrat, 1994–2002
• Linda Lingle, Republican, 2002-Present

[edit] Legislature

• Hawai‘i State Capitol
• Hawai‘i State House of Representatives
• Hawai‘i State Legislature
• Hawai‘i State Senate

[edit] Lieutenant Governors

• James Kealoha, Republican, 1959-1962
• William S. Richardson, Democrat, 1962-1966
• Tom Gill, Democrat, 1966-1970
• George Ariyoshi, Democrat, 1970-1973
• Nelson Doi, Democrat, 1974-1978
• Jean King, Democrat, 1978-1982
• John D. Waihee III, Democrat, 1982-1986
• Benjamin J. Cayetano, Democrat, 1986-1994
• Mazie Hirono, Democrat, 1994-2002
• James Aiona, Republican, 2002-Present

[edit] Mayors of Honolulu

• Joseph James Fern, 1909-1915, 1917-1920
• John Carey Lane, 1915-1917
• John Henry Wilson, 1920-1927, 1929-1931, 1947-1955
• Charles N. Arnold, 1927-1929
• George Fred Wright, 1931-1938
• Charles Spencer Crane, 1938-1941
• Lester Petrie, 1941-1947
• Neal Shaw Blaisdell, 1955-1969
• Frank Francis Fasi, 1969-1981, 1985-1994
• Eileen Anderson, 1981-1985
• Jeremy Harris, 1994-2004
• Muliufi Francis Hannemann, 2004-Present

[edit] Monarchs of Hawaii

• Kamehameha
• Kamehameha II
• Kamehameha III
• Kamehameha IV
• Kamehameha V
• Lunalilo
• Kalakaua
• Liliuokalani

[edit] United States Chiefs of Mission to Hawaii

Official representatives of the United States Department of State to the Kingdom of Hawaii

[edit] Resident Ministers

• David L. Gregg, 1853-1858
• James W. Borden, 1858-1861
• Thomas J. Dryer, 1861-1863
• James McBride, 1863-1866
• Edward M. McCook, 1866-1868
• Henry A. Peirce, 1869-1877
• James M. Comly, 1877-1882
• Rollin M. Daggett, 1882-1885
• George W. Merrill, 1885-1889

[edit] Envoys Extraordinary and Ministers Plenipotentiary

• John L. Stevens, 1889-1893
• James H. Blount, 1893-1893
• Albert Sydney Willis, 1893-1897
• Harold M. Sewall, 1897-1898

[edit] Religion

[edit] Roman Catholic Church

[edit] Apostolic Vicars of the Hawaiian Islands

• Etienne Jerome Rouchouze, SS.CC., 1833-1843
• Louis Maigret, SS.CC., 1847-1881
• Herman Koeckemann, SS.CC., 1881-1892
• Gulstan Ropert, SS.CC., 1892-1903
• Libert H. Boeynaems, SS.CC., 1903-1926
• Stephen Alencastre, SS.CC., 1926-1940

[edit] Bishops of Honolulu

• James Joseph Sweeney, 1941-1967
• John Joseph Scanlan, 1968-1981
• Joseph Anthony Ferrario, 1982-1993
• Francis Xavier DiLorenzo, 1994-2004
• Clarence Richard Silva, 2005-Present