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                                                                          by Amelia Gora (2014)

This a Chronological History of Dr. TCB Rooke, a friend of Genocide Activist Leader Gerritt Parmele Judd.  Both were listed on the Judicial Tribunal List and Guilty as Pirates, Pillagers, etc.

1806 - TCB Rooke born in Hertfordshire, England

1830  - Married Grace Kamaikui/Kalukona widow of Isaac Davis

1851 - 1855  Rooke served as a representative to the legislature of the Hawaiian Kingdomfrom 1851–1855. 

1856 - He was a founding member of the first Hawaii Medical Association, along withCharles Guillou, William Hillebrand and Gerrit P. Judd in 1856.^[8] In 1856 his adoptive daughter became Queen Consort Emma when she married KingKamehameha IV. He brought two influences from his native land: Anglicanismand Freemasonry. 

1857 -  He attended his adopted son-in-law Kamehameha IV's Freemason initiation ceremony in January 1857 

1858 -  He was appointed to the Privy Council.  

 Dr. TCB Rooke died Age 52, leaving widow Grace Kamaikui, three step children, Hueu Davis; Kale Davis, and Peke Davis and a hanai niece Emma/Queen Emma.

1861 -  Grace Kamaikui died.  She left three children of her own and a niece who was adopted by her husband number 2 deceased Dr. TCB Rooke.

1900 -  Dr. TCB Rooke's nephew arrived from England and claimed all of Queen Emma's lands, assets.  The Pirate Provisional Government turned Republic of Hawaii Courts granted him Queen Emma's lands, assets.

Who Are the Real Owners of Queen Emma's lands, assets?

Grace Kamaikui's children:  Hueu Davis, Kale Davis, and Peke Davis who were also the hanai hookama of Kauikeaouli/ Kamehameha III who died in 1854.

Conclusion

England has Pirates too.  The permanent friendship Treaty with England also continues and some of their Pirates have been found guilty by our Hawaiian Kingdom Tribunal.  The Assets of the Royal Families belongs to the Royal Families and Not to foreigners, Americans and Englishmen as documented in the Laws of 1841 by Kauikeaouli/ Kamehameha III.

 

Reference:  Wiki - Pedia, research - genealogy, history, and legal.

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