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or H1lo, HAWAII.
Pedigree of Unuaioholani (w), Whose
First Husband was Kalanikauhe-
ma (see No. 16), and Her Second
Husband was Keaholawaia (see No.
2o).
l. Observation-Disclosures (k),
king of Hawaii, hoao or married with
Haokalani (w) and had five children;
one of them was
a. Kumukoa (k).
II. Kumuko'a (k) hoao or married
with Kahawalu (w). mother of Kau-
hiaimokukama (k), and had daughter
named
b. Kaikilani (w).
III. Kaikilani (w) hoao or married
with ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS (k), son
of King Kahekili of Maui grandfather
of Kuaihelani Parker), and had a
daughter:
C. Keakealanihiwaulime (w).
". Keakealanihiwaulim (w) hoao
or married with Kukanaloa (k), son
of King Kalaniopuu of Hawaii, and
had a daughter:
d. Unuaioholani (w) grandmother of
John Liwai Ena and his sisters A. A.
Haalelea and L. A. Coney and L. NJ.
Kekupuohi.
See paragraph s, Kaukalihoano Ky
sues, Piipii (w), the great grandmother
of Col. Sam. Parker, by his fathers
side, E. Parker, Esq.
Piipii (w) hoao again with Hewa-
hewanui fk), the great kahuna kiloklio
at the time of Kamehameha I, the
conqueror, beget two issues:
l. KaIanikaapau (W)
2. Iehu-nui (w).
See No. 1, Kalanikaapau. lw), the
grandmother of Joseph Mokuohai Poe.
poe (k).
Akahialiikapu (w) hoao or married
with Kahakumakaliua (k), and had
two issues:
1. Observation-Disclosures (w).
2. Keliiohiohi (k).
The .tabu moe Pihanakalani'' or
''the prostrating tabu of Pihanakala-
MI (KauaD, belonged to these aliis
or chiefs.
1. Notwithstanding (w), daughter
of Akahialiikapu (w) and kahakuma-
kaliua. hoao or married with Laeanui-
kaumanamana QD, and had two is
sues:
3. Kaikilanimaipanio (w).
4. Kauiuonana (k).
T. Kauluonana (k), son of Hawai-
halauiwailua (w) and Laeanuikauma-
namana (k), hoao or married with Ka-
lani-o-Umi (w), daughter of Kaikilani
tw) |, with her second husband, Ka-
naloakapulehu, and had two issues:
5. Huaimanono (w).
6. Kauaka hiheleikaiwi (w), grand
mother of John Liwai Ena and his sis
ters, A. A. Haalelea and L. A Coney
and L. NJ. Kekupuohi.
Note: Huaimanono (w) was the
grandmother of the high chief of Ke-
kuaokalani (k), who died at the battle
of Kuamoo. Kona, Hawaii. And it was
in remembrance of this chief that the
name of Kekuakapu-o-Kek uaokalani
was named on L. A. Coney.
The Genealogy of Keaholawai (k) |
High Chief of Makaolanakila, Hilo, |
Hawaii.
kekaulikeikawekiuon (w), high |
chiefess OF Hilo, half sister of King |
tlO, hoao or married with |
(k), the great-grandfather /
Of Queen kaleleonalani. BY this union /
beget a son, his name was Keahola
waia (k), grandfather of L. NJ. Keku
puohi. Hoao or married to Unuaio
nolani (w). the mother of Miliakalani
and Observation-Disclosures (w) w,
md had two more daughters:
LIST. Keanuomaelekapu likoliko tw), of |
IilO, Hawaii.
End. Observation-Disclosures (w), |
If Hilo, Hawaii
See LIST Keanuomaelekap ulikoliko (w)
married to KeOuakuaiwakalanih
ina tk), beget daughter:
L. NJ. Kekupuohi-Kapuliko (w),
# Hilo Hawaii
1st. King Kalaniopuu (k) of Hawaii
oao or married with Handicapped (w) |
nd had two sons. 1st, Keouakuaanu-
LA (k), of Kau Hawaii End, Keoua-
eeaIe (k).
1. Notwithstanding tk) hoao with I
Naiolaniohaiwalani (w), the only
aughter of acknowledgement {
D, the high chief and a lord of the | +
-hole district of Kohala, Hawaii, and !
ad a daughter Northumberland (w),
of L. NJ. Kekupuo >
i and Mark P. Robinson and his sis ;
ars.
?. Keoua (l1 hoao or married again
18th Hiileio-Hiiaka (w), the great
granddaughter of ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS !
(w), east Maui line of a
hiefess of kamalalawalu by his
i ny =.