Gender
Male
Gender
Male
Location
Kaneohe
Birthday:
September 12
Age:
57
'O wai kou inoa? What's your name?
Charles
No hea mai 'oe? Where are you from?
Ko'olaupoko.
ʻO wai ke ahupuaʻa āu e noho nei? Where do you live?
Kaneohe
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Oh my heavens!It's been months trying to find their identity and how they both are related.Thank you so much.
The 3,716 acre valleys narrowly escaped destruction as a potential corridor for the H-3 freeway, and have been under threat of residential development for two decades. At the blessing and dedication ceremony, the community, descendants of Hawaiians who resided in and cared for the valleys, public officials, the landowner/seller, and non-profit conservation organizations involved in the acquisition and protection of the valleys, will celebrate the dedication of land to the future generations of the people of Hawai'i in perpetuity.
Kumu Roddy Akau from the Kamawaelualani/Kahikilaulani 'Ohana said, "We are grateful that Kamana Nui and Kamana Iki Valleys have been protected for future generations. Our 'Ohana have been guardians of this land since time immemorial. We trace our genealogy to Namakahelu Kapahikauaokamehameha, the chantress of this land, and descendant of Kapahikauaokamehameha." (literal translation: the battle sword of Kamehameha; said to have been a child descended from King Kakuhiewa whom Kamehameha laid his sword next to while resting after the battles of Nu'uanu and Kahuiki in 1795, thus bestowing honor on the child and his family).
3,716-Acre Moanalua Nature Preserve Dedicated (HI)
Contact: Laura Thielen, DLNR (808) 497-4175; Lea Hong, The Trust for Public Land, (808) 783-3653; Roddy Akau, Kamawaelualani/Kahikilaulani 'Ohana, (808) 497-3797
HONOLULU, HI, 2/20/2008 - The Trust for Public Land (TPL), the State of Hawai'i Department of Land and Natural Resources (DLNR), and the Kamawaelualani/Kahikilaulani 'Ohana held a dedication and blessing of Kamana Nui and Kamana Iki Valleys (known as Moanalua Valley) today.
she married a james kimonele gilman. my grandfather failies is kapahu kekoa and k. that sarah kapahu kekoa is my families, my real blood line iskewalo and kane and also puukana, can you tll me there first names of hanah kane andher father kewalo and mom is puukana i do noknow the first names of my families icme from the first hanakahi auny mary and fenella is the second hanakahi. my moms hlf sister and mom i neeed help it info.