1974. 31p

The narrative recounts the life of the Waterhouse family, beginning with John Thomas Waterhouse's migration from England to Tasmania in 1838 and later to Honolulu in 1851, where he established a general store. The family, consisting of John and Eleanor and their six children, navigated the challenges of life while maintaining strong community ties and values. The story highlights the importance of family heritage, the pursuit of education, and the desire for independence, ultimately reflecting on how these experiences shaped the family's legacy for future generations.