Talk:William Paul Jarrett

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Wonder if William Jarrett (1814-1880) is related? Sailed on Charles Wilkes' voyage and clerked for Robert Crichton Wyllie.

James D. Raeside (1984). "The Journals and Letter Books of R.C. Wyllie: A minor historical mystery". Hawaiian Journal of History. Vol. 18. Hawaii Historical Society. pp. 87–95. Retrieved 2010-03-04.

I found William H. Jarrett died January 25, 1903 born something like 1854, was this one's father. Could be missing link. I did find from Bergin's book on Parker ranch: Emma Stevens father was whaler Captain Charles Stevens, and mother was Kealiiwahamana (Hawaiian). William Jarrett had a brother known as Paul Lapaʻula Jarrett who managed Parker Ranch in 1888.

W Nowicki (talk) 23:41, 16 March 2010 (UTC)[reply]

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