Frost Pioneers and Alias' Families
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If, while reading the following pages of this book, the reader will keep these few facts in mind, a much clearer understanding of the contents will result. The format or style used in this book is known as the Modified Register System, which has been refined by the National Genealogical Society.
Three types of numbers are used: one to uniquely identify the individual, one to indicate the generation into which that person falls, and one to denote his or her birth-order within the nuclear family. The identification numbering system used in this book is called By Generation. The starting person is 1, his first child is 2. All the children are listed as generation number two, the grand-children are listed as generation number three and so on. Each person is assigned an ID number in sequential order by generation.
When an individual is introduced in his/her separate sketch, the name appears in boldface letters with the surnames in all capital letters. The name is preceded by the identification number. The last given name is followed immediately by a superscript number indicating the number of generations from the starting individual in this book. In parentheses following the name is a list of direct ancestors back to the starting individual. Only the given name is listed, preceded by his/her ID number, and followed by the generation number in superscript.
When the list of children is presented, the plus (+) sign indicates that more about this child will be presented in his/her separate sketch. The ID number is printed, followed by M/F indicating the sex. Next a small roman numeral in front of the name designates birth-order. Next the name is followed by the birth and death dates.
The index is arranged alphabetically by surname. Under each surname, the given names are alphabetically arranged. The name is followed by the year of birth and death in square brackets. The number to the right indicates the page where this name appears. The wife appears under her maiden name and under her married names with her maiden name in parentheses.
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My Family consisting of
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My desire to know more about my parents’ lineage began when I was a teenager. I never pursued my interest until my adult age. I would ask my Grandma Pat about her family and the Frost Family and where she came from many times and remember that she also gave me different answers. She told me that she had a twin sister and a brother who died in World War I. She also mentioned that she was born in
My mother’s family Kanoho Kawai from the
My mother, older brother and myself are Pearl Harbor Survivors.
My mahalo goes out to my second cousin Margaret E. Frost and Luella Frost Heston, who have helped provide information and taking me to the many cemeteries and family homesteads. Without her help none of this would be possible.