His first son George Hathaway Dole (1842–1912) married Clara Maria Rowell (1847–1916), daughter of missionary Revered George Berkeley Rowell (1815–1884) of Waiʻoli on August 17, 1867 and had 13 children.

George became a soldier in the Hawaiian Royal Guard in 1874, and was appointed to the House of Nobles in the legislature of the Hawaiian Kingdom representing Kauaʻi in the 1887 session.

In the 1870s he traveled to Salt Lake City, Utah and met Brigham Young.
In 1890 George and his family moved to Riverside, California.

His second son, Sanford Ballard Dole (1844–1926), became a judge, and after the overthrow of the Kingdom of Hawaii president of the Republic of Hawaii and first governor of the Territory of Hawaii.

Daniel Dole's second wife was widow of Horton Owen Knapp, whose sister Millicent Knapp (1816–1891) married missionary doctor James William Smith (1810–1887).
The Smiths' son William Owen Smith would also become very active in politics.

George and Sanford were both buried in the cemetery at Kawaiahaʻo Church near the Mission Houses Museum.

Oahu College changed its name back to Punahou School in 1934, and had many influential alumni through the years, including US President Barack Obama.
His first son George Hathaway Dole (1842–1912) married Clara Maria Rowell (1847–1916), daughter of missionary Revered George Berkeley Rowell (1815–1884) of Waiʻoli on August 17, 1867 and had 13 children.
George became a soldier in the Hawaiian Royal Guard in 1874, and was appointed to the House of Nobles in the legislature of the Hawaiian Kingdom representing Kauaʻi in the 1887 session.
In the 1870s he traveled to Salt Lake City, Utah and met Brigham Young. In 1890 George and his family moved to Riverside, California.
His second son, Sanford Ballard Dole (1844–1926), became a judge, and after the overthrow of the Kingdom of Hawaii president of the Republic of Hawaii and first governor of the Territory of Hawaii.
Daniel Dole's second wife was widow of Horton Owen Knapp, whose sister Millicent Knapp (1816–1891) married missionary doctor James William Smith (1810–1887). The Smiths' son William Owen Smith would also become very active in politics.
George and Sanford were both buried in the cemetery at Kawaiahaʻo Church near the Mission Houses Museum.
Oahu College changed its name back to Punahou School in 1934, and had many influential alumni through the years, including US President Barack Obama.
Daniel Dole