Wailea Mill Camp Houses #348-353
All of these homes were built in 1937 (although may have been finished in 1938)
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Hawaii Tribune Herald, July 2, 1937, accessed via Newspapers.com
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Wailea Mill Camp #348, built 1937-1938, occupied by Filipino workers, Elmer Sumibcay, Ildefonso Sumibcay.
Wailea Mill Camp #349, built 1937-1938, occupied the Susumu Kurisu family. Susumu Kurisu and his family and/or his son Yasushi and his family lived in this house. Yasushi "Scotch" Kurisu was the author of Sugar Town: Hawaii Plantation Days Remembered.
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Wailea Mill Camp #350, built 1937-1938, occupied by Sensuke Soken and family, then by his son Yoshio Soken and his family.
Wailea Mill Camp # 351, built 1937-1938, occupied by Rivera, then Uratani, then Ramon Abong (early 1960s).
Wailea Mill Camp #352, built 1937-1938, occupied by Ichigaku Samura
Wailea Mill Camp #353, built 1937-1938, occupied by Inosuke Tomiyama.