Descendants of Hawaiian Royalty

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Comment by TWright on June 5, 2012 at 6:36pm

Thanks Love Kelley for the response.  Actually, the Mormon side has nothing to do with the research on the information about my Hawai'ian roots, only that I mentioned it since there is a unique history tied to Hawai'i with my father and his Mormon father.  My great-great grandfather was George Q Cannon, who was one of the first Mormons in the Islands, and he translated the Book of Mormon into Hawaiian.  That is the only reason I brought it up.  A little bit of interesting trivia.  Mahalo.

Comment by Love Kelley on June 5, 2012 at 2:57pm

Some of the mormon records are somewhat false... The names are not correct.... Blessings to you and your Ohana... Aloha!

Comment by TWright on May 3, 2012 at 5:24pm

Aloha, Hattie Kaumuali'ikalini Kana'ina is my paternal great-great grandmother, niece of High Chief Charles Kana'ina and 1st cousin of King Lunalilo.  Her parents were Kaimualiiokamoku and Kamakahai, with her father coming from Eia Kamakakaualii & Kauwa, coming from the great chief Nohomuaolani Palila and Moana, with Palila coming from Kahiliopua, child of Kamehameha the Great.  Doing quite a bit of searching for our roots.  Been finding out some interesting things.  My existence comes from the meeting of this great ancestry and the deepest Mormon roots in Hawai'i.

Comment by Love Kelley on July 18, 2010 at 5:58am

A beloved Chiefess of the island of Niʻihau passed away on June 10, 2010 at her Lihue home on the island of Kauaʻi. Her name was Jean ileialoha Keale, Beniamina of Niʻihau. Even though she is not here with us today but! her legacy will continue from this day forward. May she rest in peace. And may her beloved memories be buried in our hearts.