The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-11-07


Northumberland De Fries is hereby
given and delivered in our hands thi.
22nd day of August in the year of Oul
Lord One Thousand Nine Hundred and
One. being the twentieth anniversary
birth of their son John Alexander Lii
holiho acknowledgements -Lunalilo.
His father, Henry Howard Kauaua-
nuiamahi De Fries, was born in Koha-
la, Hawaii March 1st, 1856 His mother
. is from the lineal line of Liloa (k) by
his son Hakau Ck) and to Umiiwiula
(w), mother of Kauauanuiamahi (k)
and his only brother, Mahi (k). They
gained victories in the battle of Mahiki.
but finally dissatisfied, in the name of
Kali they raised weapons, spears, etc.
to Kill themselves. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
(k) was heard to say: 1T is better for
us both to die on this battlefield by the
strength and power OF our God (KailD.
Our family will hereafter rise with
| pride, and will take interest also in any
battle allotted to Them and his brother
| Mahi was heard to say, Our love to
1
! loss of time was allowed by his brother
Kauauanuiamahi He raised his wea
pons on his only brother and said:
There are many here to be our COM,
panions in DEATH" and the two brothers
ended their lives side by side.
These are the ancestors of Henry
Howard Northumberland De Fries:
Liloa (k) marries Pinea (w) issue Ha-
kau Ok); Hakau Ck) marries Kukulani-
apae (w) issue Pineaikalani (k) and
sister Keauomeha (w); (Pio) issue Ha-
kaukalalapuakea (w), marries Keawe-
nuiaumi Ck) issue Ilikikuahine Cw); Iii
kikuahine (w) marries Keliiolono issue
Opua (k), marries Observation-Disclosures (w)
issue Ilikieleele (w), marries Makaku-
okalani (k) issue Umiiwiula (w). mar
ries Mahi (lx) issue Kauauanuiamahi
(k) and his brother Mahi (k), this last
named, had no issue they lived together
from childhood. Through Kauauanuia
mahi Ck) they had issues, grand issues
and great grand issues. Kauauanuia-
mahi had three wives. The first wife
is Kalanikauleleiaiwi their issue was
Alapainui (k). His second wife is ke-
pookapuokalani their issue was Kepoo-
haze (z) and a sister Kaleiheana. His
third wife is Northumberland. They had
seven issues. only three survive: Opu
(w), Kuheana (w) and Paluanuhikana-
loa Ck). Alapai marries his half sister
Kaleiheana, issue is Koaokalani (k),
marries his aunt Opu, their issue is ka-
neeleele (k) and three others. He mar
ries Wahinekaulana (w), their issue is
Kekoaokalani (k) and two others. He
marries Keliiopunui (w). had twenty
two children, all dead, but two survive
from one of their daughters, HaIe-o-
Keawe (w), married Mr.. John De
Fries, ST.. BY this marriage they had
four issues, first son Henry Howard
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. He marries Emma
Alexandria Observation-Disclosures Kiliou- |
laninuiamamao. a lineal descendant |
from Queen Keopuolani, Kamehameha |
l. wife: the second son OF Haleokeawe, !
John Keaumakalani, marries Hattie |
Kawailani of equal lineal line to her |
husband, through his ancestries. BY |
this marriage no issue. The third son,
Hiram Paluanuhikanaloa, marries !
lady in Salt Lake City, four issues, the
fourth issue is a daughter, Julia Wahi-
nekaulana, marries William Rice, a
prominent descendant by his mothers
side, eight issues. In numbering up the
grand issues of Hale-o-Keawe and her
issues and also hdf mothers, the old
lady had twenty-five, the daughter had
four and the son and daughter had
twenty three, this place Hale-o -Keawe,
and her husband, John Henry De i
Fries, Sr, have twenty-seven issues liv-
ing. Here are the ancestries of Keliio-
punui (W). the mother of twenty-five
children, wife of Kekoaokalani Ck):
Northumberland (S) marries Kaohu-
(w), seven issues. three sur
vive: Opu Cw), Kuheana (w), Paluanu
(k), marries a lady of high |
rank. Her ancestries are from the
lineal line of Kalonanui Ck), marries
(w) issue Kalama-
kua (k), marries Kelea (w) issue Laie-
loheloheikawai (w), marries Piilanikane
(k) issue Kaleiheana II, sister of Kiha-
apiilani (k) and LonOapii (k), Kaleihe
ana II marries Kaaeokalani (k) issue
(k), marries Kuhelani (w), |
his own cousin, their issue is Pualinui
(D, marries Pupuaikanaka (w) issue
(w), marries the son OF
Ck), his name is Pa
luanuhikanaloa (k), and their issue is
(w) and a son, Kaliliaimo-
hu: KeliiOpunui marries Kekoaokalani
(k), twenty-five issues. all dead but
two, their names are ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
(k) and Observation-Disclosures IL and from
one of Keliiopunui (w) and Kekoaoka-
lani (k). daughter Hale-o- Keawe (w),
through her they had issue and grand
issue and great grand issues to Kelii-
opunui (w). this old lady lived 107 years.
the mother of fifteen children. She
died at Puaikaula. Puuloa Harbor. at !
the house Of one of her grandsons. Mr.. :
John Keaumakalani. She was born at
kaupo on the island of Maui. From
her il was learned that she was born ,
about the time of the battle of the red
nouthed cannon" Kepuwahaulaula. or
Hawai- (the water) fought by the com
oined forces of Kahekili (l) and his
brother Kaeo. King of Kauai. against
hamehameha l, who was victorious. r
This battle was noted as being the first
)ne in which a cannon from the for
etgners was used with deadly effect
Dur noted chrOnicler. the late Judge
Commander. has set this time to be about