Ka Wai Ola - Office of Hawaiian Affairs, Volume 12, Number 7, 1 July 1995 — ʻOhana Reunions [ARTICLE]
ʻOhana Reunions
Nā 'ohana e ho'ohui 'ia ana
Kamakana Napoopahoehoe Prever (Pervier) In the April 1995 issue of Ka Wai Ola O OHA 'ohana reunion announcement for the above-named 'ohana, one daughter - Kulumano - was omitted. She married a William T. Thompson. Their children were Henry (who married Pale and had Samuel. who married Grace Aoha), Emily (married?) and Isaac (who married Kaena [Kanaana?] and had Emily [who married Laumauna] and Lillian [who married Donnelson]). The reunion is Sept. 3 - please eall William Lemke at 395-8209 or write to 6750 Hawai'i Kai Dr., Honolulu, HI 96825. Kekoolani-Kabo The Kekoolani-Kabo clans will hold their family reunion in Honolulu during Labor Day Weekend. Sept. 1-3. Other branches within the line of descent include, but are not limited to. Peleioholani, Isaac Davis and Nakai, Capt. Alexander Adams and Sally (Sarah) Kaniaulono Davis, Isaac Keaumoku Adams and Kealiiopunui (Kumahiai), Mukoi and Naholowaa, Noah Peleioholani and Piikea, Samuel Kaeo and Sarah (Sally) Kaniaulono Adams, Keomalu and Oinaku (Aina Kuaina), Solomon Peleioholani and Oinaku (Aina Kuaina). For a newsletter and/or more information, contact "Bert" Harris on Moloka'i at 5676549 or Amy (Kekoolani) Akau in Hilo at 959-1971. You may also write to "Bert" Harris at P.O. Box 39, Ho'olehua, H1 96729. Kahanaoi - Pomaika'i "Reunion 1995" is scheduled for Sunday, October 8, 1995, 9 a.m. - 6 p.m. at Pōka'l Beach Park (near the restrooms). This will be a potluck affair; bring photos and eome talk story. There will be genealogy books and T-shirts for sale. (Pre-sale orders are greatly appreciated.) Call Jeanne or David Kahanaoi at 696-4403. Swift The descendants of Haaheo (O'ahu), Edward (Moloka'i) and George (Maui) Swift are planning a family reunion on O'ahu during August
1996. 'Ohana wishing to attend should send their name, address, phone number and link to any of the descendants to Linda Ann Tam at 911059 #1D 'Ōaniani St., Kapolei, Hawai'i 96707 or Barbara Swift at 838 Maniniholo St., Honolulu, Hawai'i 96825. 'Aha Nā 'Ohana O Lahapa The family of Lahapa (w) will be holding its 6th 'aha nā 'ohana on August 5 from 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. at Bellows Air Force Station ballpark pavilion, Waimānalo, O'ahu. Lahapa was the youngest daughter of Pahukula and Kahunaole of Hawai'i. Her brothers and sisters were Keliikinolua (k), Palakiko (k), Kilikina (w), Kelekolio (k), Kelepolo (k) and Pa'u (w). Two surviving mo'opuna of Lahapa are Anna Jenny (Hatori) Manoi and Carrie Theresa (Hatori) Kauahi of Kaua'i. We're interested in connecting with other members of our 'ohana. Come and meet our kōpuna and spend a day filled with fun. food and fellowship. Please contact one of the following: O'ahu - Daisy (Hatori) Sherwood (236-2406), Andrei Soto (396-0528) or Manasey Hatori (537-1482); Kaua'i - Gladys (Hatori) Onishi (2456087) or Hazel (Victor) Soto (3328587); Hawai'i - Luana (Saffery) Beck (969-1201). Napuaehu A search is on for the son and daughters of Nika Napuaehu or Nika Nika (k), born 1853 in Kohala. His spouse was Hukia-Kealii Nika or Hukia-Nalii Nika, born 1857, also in Kohala. Their children were: Samuel Lalawai Nika, born about 1880; Kaanohi Nika (w), bom 1877 or 1879; Mooalii Nika (w), born 1889; Elizabeth Kapeka Nika, born 1895; Annie Anna Nika, born 1899. Please write to Jonah and Ruth Keahi, P.O. Box 1281, Ha'ikū, Hawai'i 96708. Keaunui The descendants of London Lakana Keaunui, are having a family reunion with a potluck pienie, 8 a.m. - 6 p.m. Aug. 12 at Mālaekahana State Beach Park (Kahuku side) on O'ahu.
Children of Lakana were Samuel Kaliola, David Maluae, Levino Makakoa. Joseph Malaeikealohalulehua, Helen Kekuaiwahia, Lyon Kapiioho, Kueiwa. Wenuka Kamakaluhi, Wainui, Jessie Ponooiwi, David Kaho'olualahui, Hattie Hohekaiwaokohala, Catherine Kawaihauopuna and Abigail Kaluaipihana. Call Dannette (Sistah) Leota-Pascual at 293-9389 or Sharon Botelho at 841-1 125. Dudoit The Dudoit 'ohana reunion will be held Aug. 4-5 on O'ahu. There will be a pienie at Kualoa Beach Park 9 a.m. - 2 p.m. on Aug. 4, a genealogy session at Kāne'ohe Mormon Stake 6-10 p.m. on Aug. 4, a memonal at O'ahu Cemetery 10 a.m. on Aug. 5, and a lū'au at Rainbow Bay-Pearl Harbor 4 p.m. on Aug. 5. Contact Val Dudoit at 677-9814. Dottie Bush at 259-7015, or Jimmy Kaina at 924-0225. Ahlo, Ah Lo, Alo, Ahlo-Chung The hiannual Ahlo family reunion will be held July 22-23 at Pavilion 5A, Bellows Field, Waimānalo. The site has been reserved from 8 a.m. - 6 p.m. for both Saturday and Sunday. On Saturday a lū'au luneheon will begin at noon - 'ohana members should bring musical instruments. On Sunday a potluck pienie is planned. Upon entering Bellows Field, it is important to eheek in with the guard. He will have a list of the names of those who will be eligible to enter and he ean give you directions to Pavilion 5A. To make sure you are on that list or for more information on reunion or genealogy books, contact Aunty Mena Ahloat 262-91 18. Nahinu Human remains found on the former site of the Hawai'i Meat Company on Middle Street in Honolulu will be reinterred on July 15 with traditional Hawaiian ceremonies officiated by John Lake. The remains were determined to be those of a Nahinu descendant, and members of the Nahinu 'ohana are being requested to participate in the ceremonies. For more information eall Moana Nahinu Chincio at 672-6873.
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