Kauai-Honolulu County HI Archives Obituaries.....Radway, Mary K. (Fredenberg) September 2, 1913
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The Garden Island, Lihue, Kauai, Tues., 9-2-1913
RADWAY, MARY K. nee FREDENBERG
OBITUARY.  Mary K. Radway, born in Hanalei, Kauai, February 3rd, 1864, was the 
daughter of Mary and Hiram Fredenberg and sister to Mrs. S. B. Deverill of 
Hanalei, Mrs. E. B. Lindley of Honolulu, and Hiram Fredenberg, residing in 
England. Her first school days were spent in Koloa but after her father's death, 
she made her home in Honolulu, completing her education in the Catholic convent 
there. In 1880 she left the Islands, accompanying Mr. and Mrs. Theodore H. Davies 
as far as New York on their way to England. She made her home for the next three 
years with an uncle, John Kellett, who lived in New London, Connecticut. The death 
of her uncle and family caused her to return to the Islands, which she did in 
company with Mr. and Mrs. John Weight. Shortly after her return, she was appointed 
teacher in the Hanalei government school, which position she held until she 
married J. M. Radway. Remaining in Hanalei until the two children who had 
brightened their home had reached the school age, she removed to Honolulu that 
they might be placed in school. Although never very strong in health, she led a 
most useful and active life, always helping where she was most needed, and by her 
pleasing personality won the love of all with whom she came in contact. About a 
year ago her health broke down, since which time she has had the loving care and 
attention of her two faithful children and numerous loving friends who have 
constantly attended her bedside. Her son John is employed in the Bank of Hawaii, 
her daughter Katherine is stenographer for Drs. Wall, and her husband J. M. Radway 
is employed at Fort Castner. The family wish to extend to all kind friends of Mrs. 
Radway their grateful thanks for all the kindness shown her during her last 
illness. 


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