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Ministry of Foreign Affairs (Hawaii)

Governmental office of the Republic of Hawaii

Summary

Governmental office of the Republic of Hawaii

FieldValue
postForeign Minister
body
the Kingdom (Republic) of Hawaii
Kuhina o ko na Aina E
insigniaFlag of Hawaii.svg
insigniasize100px
insigniacaptionFlag of Hawaii
appointerMonarchs of Hawaii
President of Hawaii
formation1843
inauguralGerrit P. Judd

the Kingdom (Republic) of Hawaii Kuhina o ko na Aina E President of Hawaii

The Minister of Foreign Affairs () was a powerful office in the Kingdom of Hawaii, the Provisional Government of Hawaii and the Republic of Hawaii from 1843 to 1900. It made up one of the four offices of the monarchical or presidential cabinet which advised the Head of State of Hawaii on executive affairs. During the monarchy, ministers were also ex-officio members of the Privy Council and the House of Nobles in the legislature. During the republic, ministers were ex-officio members of both houses of the legislature. The head of state had the power to appoint the ministers but later Hawaiian constitutions limited the power the head of state had in removing the cabinet ministers by requiring a vote of no confidence from a majority of the elective members of the legislature. All acts of the head of state had to be countersigned by a minister.

Ministers of Foreign Affairs

#NamePictureBirthDeathAssumed officeLeft officeNotesHead of state
1Gerrit Parmele Judd[[File:Gerrit Parmele Judd.jpg75pxcenter]]April 23, 1803July 12, 1873November 2, 1843March 26, 1845Kamehameha III
2Robert Crichton Wyllie[[File:Robert Crichton Wyllie-closeup.jpg75pxcenter]]October 13, 1798October 19, 1865March 26, 1845October 19, 1865Kamehameha III, Kamehameha IV, and Kamehameha V
3Charles de Varigny[[File:Charles de Varigny (1829–1899).jpg75pxcenter]]November 25, 1829November 9, 1899December 21, 1865November, 1869Office terminated after returning to France.Kamehameha V
4Charles Coffin Harris[[File:Charles Coffin Harris.jpg75pxcenter]]June 9, 1822July 2, 1881December 21, 1869August 25, 1872Kamehameha V
5Ferdinand William Hutchison[[File:Ferdinand William Hutchison-closeup.jpg75pxcenter]]circa 1819May 20, 1893September 10, 1872January 10, 1873Kamehameha V, Lunalilo
6Charles Reed Bishop[[File:CharlesReedBishop04.jpg75pxcenter]]January 25, 1822June 7, 1915January 10, 1873February 17, 1874Lunalilo, Kalākaua
7William Lowthian Green[[File:William Lowthian Green-closeup.jpg75pxcenter]]September 13, 1819December 7, 1890February 17, 1874December 5, 18761st termKalākaua
8Henry Alpheus Peirce Carter[[File:Henry A. P. Carter-closeup.jpg75pxcenter]]August 7, 1837November 1, 1891December 5, 1876March 1, 1878Kalākaua
9Henry Augustus Peirce[[File:Henry A. Peirce.jpg75pxcenter]]December 15, 1808July 29, 1885March 1, 1878July 3, 1878Kalākaua
10John Mākini Kapena[[File:John Makini Kapena-closeup.jpg75pxcenter]]1843October 23, 1887July 3, 1878August 14, 1880Kalākaua
11Celso Caesar Moreno[[File:Celso Cesare Moreno (cropped).jpg75pxcenter]]1830May 22, 1901August 14, 1880August 19, 1880Kalākaua
John Edward Bush[[File:John Edward Bush.jpg75pxcenter]]February 15, 1842June 28, 1906August 19, 1880September 22, 1880actingKalākaua
12William Lowthian Green[[File:William Lowthian Green-closeup.jpg75pxcenter]]September 13, 1819December 7, 1890September 22, 1880May 20, 18822nd termKalākaua
13Walter Murray Gibson[[File:Walter M. Gibson.jpg75pxcenter]]March 6, 1822January 21, 1888May 20, 1882June 30, 18861st termKalākaua
14Robert James Creighton[[File:Robert James Creighton.jpg75pxcenter]]circa 1835May 22, 1893June 30, 1886October 13, 1886Kalākaua
15Walter Murray Gibson[[File:Walter M. Gibson.jpg75pxcenter]]March 6, 1822January 21, 1888October 13, 1886July 1, 18872nd termKalākaua
16Godfrey Brown[[File:Godfrey Brown (1918).jpg75pxcenter]]1838January 9, 1928July 1, 1887December 28, 1887Kalākaua
17Jonathan AustinNovember 7, 1829December 7, 1892December 28, 1887June 17, 1890Kalākaua
18John Adams Cummins[[File:John Adams Kuakini Cummins.jpg75pxcenter]]March 17, 1835March 21, 1913June 17, 1890February 25, 1891Kalākaua, Liliuokalani
19Samuel Parker[[File:Samuel Parker (Hawaii).jpg75pxcenter]]June 23, 1853July 4, 1920February 25, 1891November 1, 18921st termLiliuokalani
20Joseph Kahooluhi Nāwahī[[File:Joseph Nawahi-closeup.jpg75pxcenter]]January 13, 1842September 14, 1896November 1, 1892November 1, 1892Liliuokalani
21Mark Prever Robinson[[File:Mark P. Robinson (November 1892).jpg75pxcenter]]July 4, 1852April 2, 1915November 8, 1892January 12, 1893Liliuokalani
22Samuel Parker[[File:Samuel Parker (Hawaii).jpg75pxcenter]]June 23, 1853July 4, 1920January 13, 1893January 17, 18932nd termLiliuokalani
23Sanford Ballard Dole[[File:Sanford Ballard Dole.jpg75pxcenter]]April 23, 1844June 9, 1926January 17, 1893July 4, 1894Served as Head of State alsoHimself as Head of Provisional Government
24Francis March Hatch[[File:Francis March Hatch, 1895.jpg75pxcenter]]June 7, 1852March 19, 1923July 4, 1894November 6, 1895President Dole
25Henry Ernest Cooper[[File:Henry E. Cooper, 1923.jpg75pxcenter]]August 28, 1857May 15, 1929November 6, 1895October 28, 18961st termPresident Dole
William Owen Smith[[File:William Owen Smith.jpg75pxcenter]]August 4, 1848April 13, 1929October 28, 1896December 26, 1896actingPresident Dole
26Henry Ernest Cooper[[File:Henry E. Cooper, 1923.jpg75pxcenter]]August 28, 1857May 15, 1929December 26, 1896April 17, 18972nd termPresident Dole
27Samuel Mills Damon[[File:Samuel Mills Damon (PP-70-7-020).jpg75pxcenter]]March 13, 1845July 1, 1924April 17, 1897April 28, 1897President Dole
28Henry Ernest Cooper[[File:Henry E. Cooper, 1923.jpg75pxcenter]]August 28, 1857May 15, 1929April 28, 1897March 29, 18993rd termPresident Dole
29Ernest Augustus Mott-Smith[[File:Ernest A. Mott-Smith (vol. 2, 1921).jpg75pxcenter]]May 12, 1873July 28, 1935March 29, 1899June 14, 1900President Dole

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