Royal Families Notification 2016-0406 Properties of our Royal Families from Amelia Gora, a Royal Person,
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Greetings,
As one of the Royal Family members, this is to inform you that the entity State of Hawaii currently headed by David Ige, is Not related to me, and he along with the State of Hawaii are Identity Thieves.
Ige had claimed that the State owned the lands that the rail is being built on and he was placed on the Judicial Tribunal lists along with others who maintain identity theft, pillaging, piracy*(ies) in the Kingdom of Hawaii.
The following lands have owners, including myself, Amelia Gora, Acting Liaison of Foreign Affairs, House of Nobles, Konohiki, Hawaiian Genealogical Society Representative.
This is to inform you that as one of the alodio/ano alodial title owners, the following are some of our ancestors, and we are the land owners/interest holders of the following:
1) Hueu Davis - Waikoloa 95,000 acres on the Big Island
2) Grace Kamaikui - Halawa Ahupuaa
3) Mataio Kekuanaoa - Halawa Ahupuaa
4) Luluhiwalani - Pouhala 2,820+ acres
5) Puhalahua - Waikele
6) Kekauonohi/Miriam Kekauonohi
7) Kamehameha III - Kauikeaouli
8) Nuuanu - Kapalama and Nuuanu
9) John Kapena - Kapalama
10) Nauwahi/Nauahi - Waialua, Haleiwa,etc.
11) Kanepilau - Waialua, Haleiwa, etc.
12) Kaleoawaawa - Waialua, Haleiwa, etc.
13) Peke Davis - Maui, Molokai, etc.
14) Kekauluohi/Auhea
15) John Young
16) Isaac Davis
17) Akahi (w)/Chiefess Akahi
18) Poomaikelani/Princess Poomaikelani
19) Kuanohua - Kalaupapa, Molokai, etc.
20) Nahuina (brother Keliihue) - Lanai, etc.
21) Kaunahi (w)
22) David Keawe/Pauahi
23) Keekapu (w)
24) Wahinealoha (w)
25) Mele Keawe
26) Opunui (k)
27) Kalima/Kamahine/Kalimakuhi (w)
28) Kailipakalua (w)
29) Kahailiopua (w)
30) Kalola (w) - next of kin to Bernice Pauahi Bishop
31) Bernice Pauahi Bishop
32) Paalua (k)
33) Kamehameha
34) Kalaniopuu
35) Kaumualii
36) Waha/Wahawela (k)
37) Keliipio (k)
38) Kamanowai (k)
39) Kaahumanu (w)
40) Kaheiheimalie (w)
41) Namahana/Piia (w)
42) Kanekapolei (w)
43) Kanekapolei 2 (w)
44) Ioela/Joela aka's (k)
45) Keaka/Keaka Kaholoaunui (w)
46) Kapehe (w)
47) Alenoho (k)
48) Kikau (k)
49) Kanakaole (k)
50) Haili /Kaili Kalama (w)
51) Kaluakini (k)
52) Kaopu/Kaopu Momona (k)
53) King Kalakaua
54) Queen Liliuokalani/Kaeha/Kamakaeha
55) King Lunalilo
56) Kekauluohi/Auhea (w)
57) Charles Kanaina (k)
58) Queen Kalama
59) Ruth Keelikolani (w)
60) Kaaumoana aka's (w)
61) Keo/George Sylva/Kealohapauole (k)
62 ) others
Rents, Leases are due.
Assignment of our lands are also being made.
aloha,
Amelia Gora
cc. to many
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References:
GENEALOGIES OF THE PAST TO THE PRESENT (2016) Compiled by Amelia Gora, Hawaiian Genealogical Society, Ko Hawaii Pae Aina
Genealogies from Amelia Gora, descendant/heir and one of the Representatives of our Families (2011) updated (2016)
Introduction
Burial of Ancestors
I. Nuuanu's Genealogies - already recognized; konohiki
II. Kekaulike's, Kalaniopuu's, Kamehameha's Families; Keliimaikai's Families
III. Ke Kuokoa newspaper - Genealogies of 1867
IV. Luakini/Kaluakini, great grandson of Nuuanu, hanai daughter Kapiolani/Queen Kapiolani
V. John Kapena's son: Keawe; daughter: Kekualoa/Kekua (w)/Kealakai (w)
l. Kahinu (w) - daughter of Keawe
2. Keawe (k) - Davis Keawe/Sylva/Waihoioahu son - see Grace Kamaikui section
VI. Kahope - konohiki of Honouliuli. Kahope husband of Akahi; hanai: Kaluakini (k)
VII. Kekauonohi daughter of Kalanimoku/Kalaimoku married to Akahiw (w) who married Nuuanu's son Kikau (k);
adopted: Abigail Maheha married Keaupuni, grandson: John Kapena
VIII. Kamaikui/Grace Kamaikui and John Young/Olohana
IX. Kekuanaoa/Mataio Kekuanaoa
l. Wife: Kalehua son: Paalua, his descendants
2. Wife: Pauahi
3. wife: Kinau
4. wife: Kalolo/Kaloloahilani (w)
5. wife: Kalima
a. to son Sam Kapena
b. John Kapena, son
c. Umiokalani, daughter
6. More descendants from Kalima, sister of Kekuanaoa
X. Kauikeaouli/Kamehameha III's Hanai children
1. Hueu Davis
2. Kale Davis
3. Peke Davis
XI. Kauikeaouli/Kamehameha's Children/Heirs
1. Opunui
2. Kekipi
3. Mahoe
4. Keawe
5. Kahalaoa
6. Papa
7. Nalimu
8. Keawe
9. Keawe 2
10. Albert Kunuiakea
11. u.i.
Successors:
12. All of Kalaniopuu's children/stepchildren
13. All of Kamehameha's children/stepchildren
14. All of Kaumualii's children/stepchildren
XI. Claims forwarded in Email for the Rail Project, etc.
XII. Documents/Claims for the following:
1. Kapiolani/Queen Kapiolani
2. John Kapena (k)
3. Kahope (k)
4. Kekauonohi (w)
5. Kamaikui/Grace Kamaikui (w)
6. Mataio Kekuanaoa
7. Kauikeaouli/Kamehameha III
SUMMARY
Exhibits
About the Author
References
theiolani.blogspot.com
http://myweb.ecomplanet.com/GORA8037
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**************************** THE MASTERS OF CAPITAL by John Moody (1919) Yale University “BIBLIOGRAPHICAL NOTE The literature covering special phases of the development and growth of capitalized industry and “high finance” in the United States during the past half century is plentiful enough. Scores of volumes have been written on the Trusts, on particular industries, and special combinations of cpital. But no exhaustive study appears to have been made of the broad trend toward the concentration and control of industry and finance by Wall Street financiers, during the remarkable period culminating in the aggressive antitrust legislation afte the financial crash of 1907. Among the best popular books on the Standard Oil Trust may be mentioned: WEALTH AGAINST COMMON WEALTH by Henry Demarest Lloyd (1894); HISTORY OF THE STANDARD OIL TRUST, BY S.C.T. Dodd (1894); RISE AND PROGRESS OF THE STANDARD OIL COMPANY, BY Gilbert Holland Montague (1903); HISTORY OF THE STANDARD OIL COMPANY, by Ida M. Tarbell (1904). To supplement these books, bringing the facts relating to this great business aggregation down to later dates, reference should be made to government exhibits, such as the report of the United States Industrial Commission (1900 and 1902); the testimony in the Supreme Court suit for dissolution (1910 and 1911) and the report of the “Money Trust Investigation” made by the Committee on Banking and Currency of the House of Representatives in 1913. These latter are a real mine of information regarding the activities not only of Standard Oil magnates in business and banking fields, but of others as well during the preceding decade. The story of the Morgan banking house has never been full told, though the LIFE STORY OF J.P. MORGAN, BY Carl Hovey (1911), presents a fair outline. Consult also, FORTY YEARS OF AMERICAN FINANCE, BY Alexander D. Noyes (1909) which contains interesting chapters on the government financing undertaken by the firm. The facts of Edward H. Harriman’s remarkable career can be culled only from the current financial publications of the period. Government reports, such as the testimony in the Supreme Court suit for the dissolution of the Northern Securities Company (1904) and the report of the Committee on Banking and Currency, show the general activities of the Harriman financiers and their connections with Wall Street. The rise to power of the steel and iron magnates and the growth of allied industries have been presented to the public in various forms. A valuable but biased work is the INSIDE HISTORY OF THE CARNEGIE STEEL COMPANY, BY James H. Bridge (1903). THE ROMANCE OF STEEL, BY Herbern N. Casson (1907) is a very readable story. On the specific subject of Wall Street mechanism and finance, THE WORK OF WALL STREET, BY Sereno S. Pratt (1912), ad WALL STREET AND THE COUNTRY, by Charles A. Conant (1904), will be found interesting. THE TRUTH ABOUT THE TRUSTS, by John Moody (1904), is a statistical exhibit of capitalized industry and finance as it existed at the apex of the merger movement. On the general subject of industrial trusts and combinations scores of volumes have been written, some of value and many worthless. Among the informing, popular books of the past two decades may be mentioned: THE STORY OF LIFE INSURANCE by Burton J. Hendrick (1907); TRUSTS, OR INDUSTRIAL COMBINATIONS AND COALITIONS IN THE UNITED STATES, BY Ernst von Halle (1895); CORPORATION FINANCE, by Thomas L. Greene (1908); THE CONTROL OF TRUSTS, by John B. Clark (1901); TRUST FINANCE, by Edward Sherwood Meade (1903); THE TRUST PROBLEM, by Jeremiah W. Jenks (1900); and INDUSTRIAL COMBINATIONS AND TRUSTS, by William H. Stevens (1913). But to learn the full story of the great masters of capital of the last generation, one must depend chiefly on financial and investment periodicals. Chief among these are the COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL CHRONICLE, THE WALL STREET JOURNAL, and the New York JOURNAL OF COMMERCE. For purely banking subjects, the BANKERS MAGAZINE is the best source of information. For full light on the subject of the control of life insurance funds by the powers of Wall Street, nothing better can be found than the report of the joint committee of the New York Legislature appointed to investigate life insurance companies (1906). The facts regarding the dissolution of the Standard Oil Trust and the American Tobacco Company are to be found in the testimony in the Supreme Court suits against those companies. The best popular description of the panic of 1907 is contained in Alexander D. Noyes’s FORTY YEARS OF AMERICAN FINANCE.”
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