Talk:Jane Loeau

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Writing in 1854, United States Commissioner to the Hawaiian Kingdom David L. Gregg painted a negative picture of Loeau and her marriage to Jasper which contrasted with Cooke's account:

Yesterday I met at Kalihi a woman named Jane Jasper, the widow of an American Lawyer, who filled the offices of Register of Conveyances here. She was educated at the Royal School, speaks English perfectly and is sprightly and well informed. In her Younger days she was regarded as the most promising of all the half-whites. After her marriage with Jasper, she fell into habits of licentiousness, contracted disease, communicated it to her husband, of which he died miserably, but succeeded in getting cured herself. She is now a prostitute, steeped in vice, but sprightly intelligent, and able to converse not only with propriety but elegance. It was sad to think, when listening to her, that she was entirely lost to decency and virtue.

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Namesake

Jane Jasper Kapapaikaniau Iaukea (1854–1922), wife of Jonah Haka Iaukea. Daughter of High Chief Kaneanu or Kanoe and High Chiefess Alapai. Companion to Princess Victoria Kamamalu

• https://www.newspapers.com/clip/65959271/honolulu-star-bulletin/
• https://www.newspapers.com/clip/65958969/jane-jasper-papaikaniau/
• https://www.newspapers.com/clip/65959129/obituary-for-chiefess-passes-aged-66/

Mention in Cooke's writing

v - 8. Jane Loeau, half-sister of Abigail, born December 5, 1828. Adopted by Kaukaualii

page=29 - In the atternoon I had a school as usual with the Chiefs' children and Jane, the adopted daughter of Uku- alii, wife of Daniel Oleloa. She is about thirteen years of age. Has been a scholar in our other school.

page=133 - signs temperance pledge; March 30—About 4 o'clock Bros. Armstrong & Smith came in & 7 children signed the temperance pledge. I hey were Moses, Lot, Alexander, William, Jane, Belinda & Maheha. I urged them to persevere. The King has revived his old laws, relative to the sale of spirits.

page=199 - During the afternoon we have been much worked upon in our minds from what has developed of our chil- dren's misdeed. They, Moses, Lot, Alexander, Jane; & Abigail, have been guilty of improper conduct. They have been kept by themselves most of the afternoon & I have gone from one to the other making inquiries. Most, except Moses, were free to converse & some were very heavy hearted. Moses is now in the grass house. Jane; in Mr. Sturgess' room, Lot, Alexander, Abigail each alone in their own rooms. Oh, that it may result in their feeling the need of new hearts. O Lord make me faithful.

page=201 - January 30-Our souls have been much tried this evening by the going out of some of our number from our yard into our neighbor's. I put Moses in the carpenter's room, Jane; in the carpenter's shop, Abigail in her room, Polly in the bathing house, & Emma in the grass house & punished her for several disobediences this day.

page=205 - In February 1844, Jane weigh 115 pounds.

page=210 - In spring 1844, Jane with Lot and Lunalilo became seriously ill during a typhus like fever outbreak at the school.

page=280 - Kanaina offered himself to Jane; & she replied that she must think of it a while.

page=284-289 - Jasper

page=294 - Jane went with the Cookes to William Richards's funeral in November 1847.

page=300 - Played the seraphine (instrument) at the church

KAVEBEAR (talk) 01:55, 8 August 2026 (UTC)