Notes

Matches 151 to 200 of 414

	Notes	Linked to
151	Ancestor of King Lunalilo	Nihokela, (k)
152	3rd Mo’i of Maui.	Palena, (k)
153	High-born chiefess	Papapaunauapu, (w)
154	“Kaoleioku had four fathers: Keawemauhili, Kaumaku, Kalaniopuu and Kamehameha. All had intercourse with the same women, Kanekapolei.”~ King Kalakaua	Pauli Kaoleioku
155	1st Mo’i of Maui.	Paumakua, (k)
156	Half sister to her husband, Kaaoao.	Pueopokii, (w)
157	Leper Settlement admittance records, Original Examination Record, listed 27yrs, Residence: Kahana, Kooluloa, Oahu; Non-leprous. Date most likely January 28, 1919.	Sarah
158	Possible member of Mamakakaua (Daughters and Sons of Hawaiian Warriors).	Theresa Owana Kaohelelani
159	Alii of Hilo.	Ululanii, (w)
160	Constant companion and aikane of Kamehameha the Great, and through that he was called afterward Ulumaheihei Hoapili. ------------------------------- Wives- Kalilikauoha -daughter of King Kahekili, mother of Kuini Liliha	Ulumaheihei Hoapili, (k)
161	Kapoolohu/Kapooloku/Kapapoko	Virginia Kapooloku Poomaikelani, (w)
162	Died sometime before 1918 when John Ano married Victoria Kalani. Did not find her in the HI death index pre-1920.	Mary AKUINI
163	Aunty “Nani”	“Nani” Neipuninanikalahikiolaokalani Emily ANO
164	SSDI	“Nani” Neipuninanikalahikiolaokalani Emily ANO
165	According to my dad, Chun Yick Ano was a Tailor on the island of Maui and a street on that island is named after him. He said they all (the family) went back to China. He might have had more sons, than John Ano, but he took them back to China. Cousin Marion asked me if it was true that he killed someone. I told her I never heard about that.	Chun Yick ANO
166	I’m totally spectulating on his age.	Chun Yick ANO
167	Hainaied (adopted) by Victoria’s sister, Mary Salis. Also Edward’s sister Eva. Both died young.	Edward ANO
168	Oregon Death Index 1903-98	Elizabeth Kapeka ANO
169	Oregon Death Index 1903-98	Elizabeth Kapeka ANO
170	Hanaied to Victoria’s sister Mary Salis. Eva and her brother Edward were Hanaied to Mary and both died young.	Eva ANO
171	SSDI	Herman Joseph Keawe ANO
172	Dad says John and Victoria lived in the two story house on the corner of Hadesty St. They lived upstairs and there were various relative’s living in the house. ______________________________ Other things told to me over the years: By my dad: John Ano at one time at the ponytails chinese men wear. He was known to smoke opium on his front porch. He learned to cook hawaiian food, possibly by his step-dad, Joe Malailua. By Jean Steil: John Ano was a lighthouse keeper. I then confirmed this in a book about lighthouses in Hawaii. He was the Keeper at McGregor Point lighthouse in 1913 and the Second Assistant Keeper at Kilauea Point lighthouse on Kauai, 1914-1915.	John Niliona ANO
173	English sea captain.	James BAKER
174	Juanita’s middle names are Eleanor Kuulei Kihalaninui Herring	Juanita E.K.K.H. BAKER
175	internmentnet.com	William Marcellus BALDERSTON
176	internmentnet.com	William Marcellus BALDERSTON
177	Also known as George Palenapa	George Kalaiwahea BARENABA
178	SSDI	Marvel White BATTAD
179	also known as Thomsa Kamukana Bell	George Thomas William Kamukamu BELL
180	Bell, Maryann 19 Jul 1848 10 Jan 1933 002_sacredheart from the website: http://ftp.rootsweb.com/pub/usgenweb/hi/hawaii/cemeteries/sacred_heart.txt	Mary Ann BELL
181	died at 6 months.	Keolaokalani “Keola” Paki BISHOP
182	Mr. and Mrs. James H. Boyd prospered, and by the early 1870s the family had a spacious home in Maunawili. It became known for lavish lu’au and entertainment of royalty, writers, artists, and dignitaries visiting O’ahu. The Boyds were close friends of the monarchy.	James H. BOYD
183	Mr. and Mrs. Harbottle had several attractive daughters. Robert Boyd, a humble ship’s carpenter, was among Harbottle’s small circle of English expatriate contemporaries. Boyd married one of Harbottle’s daughters and settled on land in Honolulu awarded by the king. A son, James H. Boyd, was born of this marriage.	Robert “Lopaka” BOYD
184	In 1891 Ford sold the island to the John I’i estate. This estate had vast landholdings in and around Pearl Harbor. Judge John Papa I’i (1800?-1870) was a Native Hawaiian of noble parentage who had served Kings Kamehameha II, III, and IV. Charles A. Brown married Judge I’i’s daughter and heir, and managed the estate from 1887 to 1916, at which time his son George I’i Brown took over.	Charles Augustus “Cabby” BROWN
185	Francis I’i Brown, was a champion amateur golfer in the islands in the years before World War II. The magnificent golf course at Mauna Lani on the Big Island of Hawai’i is named for Francis I’i Brown, who gave generously of his time and resources to support the sport.	Francis I’i BROWN
186	Miura Velmer K 11/04/1931 04/23/1997 US Army TEC 5 National Memorial Cemetery Of The Pacific Honolulu Hi W 0 131-A 04/28/1997	Velmer Keohokaleleonalani CASIL
187	After Princess Kaiulani's death in March, 1899, the Advertiser wrote of her: "Everyone admired her attitude. they could not do otherwise. Her dignity, her pathetic resignation, her silent sorrow appealed to all. the natives loved her for her quiet, steadfast sympathy with their woe, her uncomplaining endurance of her own. the whites admired her for her stately reserve, her queenly display of all necessary courtesy while holding herself aloof from under intimacy. It was impossible not to love her..."	Victoria Kawekiu Lunalilo KalaninuiahilapalapaKa’iulani CLEGHORN
188	FS.com	Becky CONEY
189	A first cousin of Lili’uokalani.	Nancy Kamaeokalani COPP
190		Horace CRABBE
191	1275 Corkscrew Lane	Florence CROWELL
192	SSDI	Robert CROWELL
193	Sometimes Waimanalo listed as POD	Thomas Jefferson CUMMINS
194	In book she is born on Dec. 24, 1803. Web site Kekoolani family site has her birth date as 12 Feb 1903	Elizabeth “Betty” “Peke” DAVIS
195	A granddaughter of Isaac Davis.	Elizabeth Kamakaila DAVIS
196	Isaac Davis -- [ 1758 -- 1810 ] Isaac Davis was born in Milford, England. He was the sole survivor of the massacre in 1790 of the crew of The Fair American. He was found tied to a canoe, half blind and half dead. He was nursed back to health by an American beachcomber named Isaac Ridler. Like his friend Young, Davis was made a high chief and helped Kamehameha l in his dealings with foreigners and in wars of conquest. Isaac Davis married a relative of the King and founded a prominent family in the islands. He held estates on Hawai'i, Maui, Molokai, and Oahu. His daughter, Betty, married George P. Kaumualii, and is said that Davis was poisoned and died because he warned King Kaumualii of a plot to kill him when the ruler of Kauai came to Honolulu in 1810 to confirm the cession of his island to Kamehameha. Three children of Davis's second marriage to Kualukuna, also known as Grace Kamaikui, were adopted by John Young after Davis died. Isacc Young Davis, a grandson and one of nineteen children, was the second husband of Princess Ruth.	Isaac DAVIS
197	Cozy KAIMI Birth Date: 9 Nov 1909 Death Date: Mar 1975 Social Security Number: 576-18-4383 State or Territory Where Number Was Issued: Hawaii Death Residence Localities ZIP Code: 96821 Localities: Honolulu, Honolulu, Hawaii	Conceicao “Cozy” DEMATTOS
198	Second. I give and bequeath unto Mrs. William F. Allen, Mrs. Amoe Haalelea, Mrs. Antone Rosa, and Mrs. Nancy Ellis, the sum of Two Hundred Dollars ($200.) each. ~Ke Ali’i Bernice Pauahi Paki Bishop’s will	Amoe ENA
199	On death certificate, name is Keohookalani Lincoln. Mother listed as Kaipo Kalua. Died of gangreen of the right leg, due to diabetes.	Elizaberth Keohokaleleonalani FERN
200	Signed the ku’e petition, page 714, age 25 along with his nephew Ned Lincoln, son of his sister, Elizabeth Fern Lincoln.	George James FERN