Statewide County HI Archives Biographies.....Andrade, Jason August 3, 1879 - 
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Source: The Story of Hawaii and Its Builders. Published by The Honolulu Star Bulletin, Territory of Hawaii, 1925
Author: Edited by George F. Nellist

JASON ANDRADE, Merchant. Ten years with M. McInerny & Co., Ltd., and nine 
years as a partner in Silva’s Toggery gave Jason Andrade, president and 
manager of Andrade & Co., Ltd., his business training.
  Mr. Andrade was born in Honolulu, Aug. 3, 1879, the son of Louis and Mary 
(Jardin) Andrade. His education was obtained at St. Louis College and Oahu 
College and he took his first position as an accountant with Sorenson & Lyle. 
In 1899 he went to McInerny’s as bookkeeper, and remained there until 1909, 
when he aided in the establishment of Silva’s Toggery and became treasurer of 
the new company.
  In 1918 Mr. Andrade sold his interest in Silva’s Toggery and went to the 
Standard Oil Co. as cashier. In September, 1919, he with other business 
associates joined in the organization of Andrade & Co., Ltd., which opened for 
business in May, 1920, with Mr. Andrade as president and manager.
  His mother, Mary C. Andrade, one of the early pioneers of Hawaii, who 
arrived in the Islands in September, 1878, died in Honolulu January 16, 1925.
  Mr. Andrade is an Elk and a member of the Commercial and Ad clubs and the 
Chamber of Commerce. In 1903 he married Mary Silva and they have two children, 
Edward Vernon and Dorothy Marie Andrade.


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