Looking for information on my grand uncle George Wahinekapu Kekapa a.k.a. George Kuike Wahinekapu. My great grandmother Marie Kalopi Wahinekapu o Kalakaua md Kekapa. In the U.S Census shows she is the mother of 4 living. The oldest is George but, Kek
Read more…I was in the process of tracing my roots as all of you and while I may have been excited at my finds and sharing it with all of you who are also tracing your roots, I did not enjoy finding my thoughts on google which I felt was an invasion. I realize
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The following is the introduction to a blog in today's (4.30.11) NY Times. While it may be sarcastic in nature, it also raises the very real possibility that those in opposition to President Obama may cause the Hawai'i issue, that is t
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Has anyone ever read this? Its very interesting! What do you folks think?
Save this date to celebrate!
This year, Kamehameha Day will be celebrated on Saturday, 12 June 2010, at Iolani Palace Grounds. Those in Lahaina, Maui are also planning a gala event on Front Street. If You know what they are doing on the other Isl
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I've been doing some research to find some family sayings,
'olelo no'eau, related to the pueo or to the Kauakahi 'Ohana. If
anyone has any information it would be greatly appreciated.
Aloha, Ive been doing some research to find some sayings, '
Aloha kaua e forum participants (I hope that's right *o*)
I came across this website that has legends and myths from around the world. In the pacific section it give an insite as to Polynesian migration told through our own stories. Now I aint saying that this is totally true, but it gives an insite as to w
Read more…Another letter from the island of Hawai'i was written by W. Kahalelaau of Ka'u, and published in Nupepa Kuokoa on April 24, 1866. Like Makanoanoa, Kahalelaau described bis arrest and also tbat of his ill and paralyzed daughter. The police arrived at
Read more…Royalty, Commoner, what does this prove? Who would be for it and what do you think? I know this will never happen but with all the crap of who wants to claim who what where when and why...it would be an interesting finding. This would stop all thos
Read more…Many letters found described about personal incidences, fears and ill treatments by Westerners. A letter by John W. Makanoanoa of Kailua, Kona, island of Hawai'i. On July 28, 1866, Nupepa Kuokoa published one of the earliest letters. An experience of
Read more…It's interesting to note that the PGs had Written out her abdication for her and had her sign Liliuokalani Dominis which isn't her legal name. Thus she never abdicated. LOL... Their smug arrogance and vindictiveness caused them to make a serious mist
Read more…I know on Dec 7 Japaness came here and just attacked us for no reason. Then why are there so many Japaness on our Island? Why are they even allowed to be here. Why are they here? I go to waikiki and there everywhere. Where are the Hawaiian? Most tour
Read more…Aloha! Does anyone know any information about Hikiau heiau in Napo'opo'o? I'm trying to help my cousin with her project. All the information she has found so far has been about captain Cook. Of course, Kumu doesn't want to know anything about Cook.
Read more…Aloha Kakou, Please be informed that false reports and rumors have circulated through time with regard to the abdication of Queen Liliuokalani from her throne. In order to clear up any confusion or misconception that may have been caused by various
Read more…Aloha mai e nā hoa, I have a question regarding the mele Kāwika composed for Ka Lani Kāwika Kalākaua. Specifically, the two lines that are referring to: Kuʻi e ka lono Pelekāne Hoʻolohe Ke Kuini O Palani I am in discussion with other interested fo
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