The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-12-03

ing unable possibly to enjoy their
share, however, by reason of the fact
they are dead. All are residents of this
island. p. 7.l id. ... 4
He asserts he has no plain, adequate
remedy Mt common law and can be re-
lieved only IN a court Of equity. t-"
He prays that the deed of trust and
the power of attorney held by G. p.
Iaukea be declared null and void and
annulled, and that temporary injunc-
ton issue restraining all of the de-
PENDANTS, but particularly Iaukea and
Dominis, from interfering with or pre-
venting "free access. TO and confer
ence with her old friends apart from
and unrestrained by said respondents.
He prays that the injunction be
made permanent.
Trust Deed Is offered
As Exhibit A the trust deed, exc
cuted and signed by the Queen Decem,
Der 2, 1909, is. offered. The terms and
language were made public through
the press at that time. It gives the
trustees complete control Of the man
agement of her estate, requiring an an
nual report 10 fer during her lifetime
and after her Heath to the court; pay.
ment to her or the net income or as
much as she may require for personal
needs.
After her death eight acres of land
at Waikiki are to go to Iaukea and
the deed for Washington Place, her
residence, to John A. Dominis. Eleven
requests of land are made to other per
sons, while eleven annuities are be.
slowed BY far the largest of these is
that to Dominis, of $4,000. The next
largest, to Joseph X. Aea, is to be
$500 a year. All are to be paid in
Eequal monthly mstallments.
The trust shows the estate to con
J sist of forty nine deeds to land, the
J bulk of it in Oahu; two royal patents
and fourteen land titles by devise.
4 Then follow as further exhibits the
Queens revocation of the trust, on Jan
uary 81, 1910, copy of her suit to have
the trust set aside; the answer of the
. trustees, and her eventual discontinu
I ance of the suit. Added exhibits are
copies Of the last power Of attorney
given Iaukea and the altered trus'
made necessary by the appointment o
s. M. Damon as trustee succeeding A
!, O., Cleghorn. H.. ,
! Hawaiian Royal Family Tree
OF more than passing interest is thu
> outline set forth by Kuhio, showing thu
manner in which he and Queen Liliuo
kalani descended from the one woman
:; Kamoku,ki, the great chiefess. il
Kamokuiki s day, II appears, the for
mality of a marriage ceremony was un
necessary. Hence she first eOhabitet
, with Alapai, and from this branch o
her tree Kuhio comes, From KamO
! kuiki 5 later cohabitation with Kama
nawR grew that branch of which tn
Queen is the issue. The tree is as fol
lows: ~
II KAMoKUIKI
ii Cohabited with Alapai
Born Kekahili (w) married loan
81 Piikoi o.. 70
7 Born David (k) married Kekau
2 like wv.
: Born David Kawananakoa,
n Edward A. Keliiahonui,
Jonah X. Kalanianaole.
= David married Abigail X. Campbell.
Born Napiolani wv D
Il Kalakaua (k) Minors
e Lliuokal WV } -.
- David REORGANIZATION died in San FraI
l. r cisco, June 2, 1908.
VIZ Edward A., died in minority.
n Cohabited with Kamanawa
? Born Kapaakeo Ck) married Keoh'
}. J. kalOle WV.
d. Born Kalakaua,
LihuOkalani,
d Likelike,
KalahOOlewa,
, Kaim naauao.
4 LiluOkalani married J. o. DOminis. II
e died, she living. no issue.
q Kalakaua married Kapiolani, bot
'sl died, no issue.
'si Likelike married "A. 8. Cieghorn. Bot
d ~ dead, living issue.
Kaiulani thereafter died no iss.'e.
q KRlahooewa died unmarried and 4
p issue. ,|.'a
o Kaiminaauao died In infancy.
. The suit was fled by ATTORNEY
LightfOot, but II IL understood thu
associated with, him az le"hl counsel II
- KuhiO are the firms Of Castle & Wit
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