Ka Wai Ola - Office of Hawaiian Affairs, Volume 30, Number 5, 1 May 2013 — HOʻOHUI ʻOHANA FAMILY REUNIONS [ARTICLE]

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HOʻOHUI ʻOHANA FAMILY REUNIONS

E nā 'ohana Hawai'i: lf you are planning a reunion or looking for genealogical information, Ka Wai Ola will print your listing at no charge on a space-available basis. Listings should not exceed 200 words. OHA reserves the right to edit a 1 1 submissions for length. Send your information by mail, or e-mail kwo@OHA.org. E ola nāmamo a Hāloa!

AKAU - Hui 'Ohana 'o Akau are descendants of Ching Sen/Kamakahema Awa: William P.M. Akau/Kealoha Kalaluhi, Abraham Akau / Aliee Ahina, Euniee Akau/Solomon Kuahine Sr., Elizabeth Akau, Maek Kalahiki, Theodore Akau/ Mary Keawe, William P.M. Akau/Lydia Awa, John Akau/Rose Iokia, Apiīai Akau/Margaret Arthur, Lydia Akau/Andrew Ako, Alexander Akau/Mary Ako, Caroline Akau/Samuel Kaleleiki, David Akau, William Akau, Barbara Chock, Pekina Akeni/Goo Kim Seu, Ah Sing Kim Seu/Hattie Kauwe, Arthur Kim Seu/Martha Coelho, Amoe Kim Seu/Robert Naeole, Allen Kim Seu/Alice Nahakuelua, Emest Akimseu/Mary Kahookano, Abby Goo/Daniel Bush and Emest Chang, Mabel Kim Seu, Apiīai Akeni/Kahana Maluwaikoo, Annie Apikai/Solomon Kuahine Sr., John Apitai/Adeline Young. W e are having a family reunion in Waimea, Hawai'i, Hawaiian Hall, Aug. 23-25, 2013. We need a head eounī no later than July 30 so we know how mueh food to prepare for the 5 p.m. lū'au on Sat., Aug. 24. Contacts: Andrew Akau, (808) 8838854 or (808) 937-3304; Solomon Kuahine, (808) 455-8102 or 382-9525. AKUNA - The Goo Tong Akuna/Puakailima Kaholokula and Goo Tong Akuna/Chang Shee (aka Chang Oe) reunion scheduled for July 29-31, 2013, is canceled. If you have any questions, please contact Mev Igarta at 21129 Catskill Ave., Carson, CA 90745; mevorligarta@ sbcglobal.net orphone (310) 830-8356. We apologize for any inconvenience it may have caused. JARRETT/KAOO - To all descendants of William Jarrett (1815-1880) and Hannah Kaoo (1825-1867), there will be a family reunion on the island of O'ahu in July. The reunion dates have changed; the new dates are July 20 and 21, 2013. W e are seeking descendants of Emma Jarrett (1855-1889) and William Kumukoa Allen (1826-?), also descendants of Jane Kalua Jarrett (1914-1981) and Charles Keaweaheulu Reeves (1904-1945). Family members from these two branches who have not contacted us yet and are interested in attending the family reunion for all descendants of William Jarrett and Hannah Kaoo, please contact us as soon as possible. Submit your contact information (addresses, phone numbers and e-mail addresses) to: Jarrett_fam_reunion@ yahoo.comor to 91-832 Pa'aloha St., 'Ewa Beach, HI 96706. Mahalo, Sandy and Lani. JONES - Aloha, the descendants of William Claude a me Ma'eMa'e Jones (from Kāne'ohe, O'ahu) will have its third 'ohana reunion on Saturday, July 13, 2013, at Wailoa State ParkPavilion 2 on the Big Island. W e will have a Keiki Fishing toumament sign-up from noon to 12:30 with fishing unīil 2 p.m An adult must aeeompany keiki. W e will have fellowship from 3 p.m: talent show/sharing from 3:304:45 p.m, dinner at 5 p.m If interested in talent show, email kauilaniperdomo@yahoo.com W e are asking our 'ohana to bring one main dish and either a side dish or dessert. Ihe 'ohana will supply the paper goods, rice, green salad, juice and water. Contact KarenDeSilva at (808) 9666872 or Noelani Spencer via email nspencer001@ hawaii.rr.com to let us know if you will be attending and dishes you will be bringing. We will be creating T-shirts, so if you would like to ensure that we contact you, email or eall one of the cousins mentioned above. W e invite all descendants and extended 'ohanatojoinus.

KALELEIKI - Descendants of Samuel Kekuaokala'au'ala'iliahi Kaleleiki and Adeline Kaniho Glynnie are invited to holoholo to their most precious and most beautiful Kuleana O Kamakalepo at 1839 Maunawili Road, Kailua, Hawai'i, to pay respects to those who "gave" their 'āina for us to preserve and "no sell." The time to start the celebration is 10 a.m until dark when all pau. The day is Sa1urday, June 22, 2013. We dare to invite our 'Ohana Chinky Mahoe "Kawaili'ula hālau" and 'Iliahi Paredes' hālau to our gathering to oli (if they have time). E kala mai ia'u to them for imposing. Call Aliee, 232-3015; Reggie, 306-1088; orJobn, 261-1065. KALEOHANO/WENTWORTH - To all descendants of (h) Apela married (w) Waiolae, children are: Kaiapa Apela, (h) James W. Kaleohano (w) Kekipi. Tutu Kekipi's parents are: (h) Keawe (w) Poaimoku, whose ehildren are: (w) Kuaana (h) Peahi Kealakai, (h) Hawila (w) Aliee Wentworth, (h) Holualoa (w) Keawehaku Kaholi, (h) Holua (w) Keawehaku Kaonohi, (h) Apela (w) Kamela Kaula (h) Howard Hawila Kaleohano & (w) Aliee Ale Wentworth, there will be a family reunion June 22 and 23, 2013, in Kailua-Kona at the 01d Kona Airport. Descendants of Ella Kawailani Wentworth (Obed Naukana Kaiawe), Moses Moke Wentworth (Annie Kaapa/Ilima Uhai Hao), Aliee Ale Wentworth (George K. Beck Sr.), Louisa Kekipi Kaleohano (James Kealaiki Sr.), Annie Kaleohano (Anum Y. Kealamakia), Adeline Waialoa Kaleohano (Moses Keale Sr./ Joseph Kahale), Sophia Kapono Kaleohano (Daniel Huakanou Kaiawe), Smith Kaleohano (Louisa Kawale Kaupu), Howard Hawila Kaleohano (Mabel U. Kahale/Lily Kanohea), Daisy Kauwana Kaleohano (Aeho Young), Mary Haulani Kaleohano (W. Kurishige/ J. Valera) are all invited to this event. For registration and more info, contact Dean Kaiawe 987-3229, Mike Crisafi 323-3002, Sonya Fukushima 323-3574 or visit the Kaleohano/Wentworth family page on Facebook for updates. KEAWEMAUHILI - Na 'Ohana I Ke Kahi Ali'i Nui Kapu 'O Keawemauhili. Aug. 19-24, 2013, Moku 'O Ku'ihewa (O'ahu), Ahupua'a 'O Ko'olauloa, Laiewai, Hukilau Beach Park (Hāmana Beach), 55-692 Kamehameha Highway, Lā'ie, Hawai'i. Our tūtūs: Keawemauhili (k) & Loika Eunike Kainapau (w) hānau: 1-Ma-mane (k) mare Ka'omea Ha'aheo; 2-David (k) mare Malia Mary Puha; 3-Keawe Opio (k) mare Kalaniku'ihonoinamoku, Emnia Hekekia; 4-Lu-ahilani (k); 5-Joseph Keau (k) mare Mable Mokiha Malulani; 6-Mahuka (k); 7-Luika (w); 8-Joseph Lulani (k); 9-John Ka'aeokalani (k) mare Hattie Kia Laioha; 10-Kalaukapu (w) mare Keoki George Punohu; ll-Sarah Kalai (w) mare Joseph Halemanu; 12-Loika (w) mare Joseph Ha'aheo Ka'ihe, John Buff Koahou, Bemard Clarke. We are one branch of Ali'i Nui Kapu Keawemauhili (k) & Ali'i Nui Kapu Kalanikauleleiaiwilua (w) of Hilo, Moku 'O Keawe thru his son Ali'i Nui Kapu Koakanu (k). We weleome all Keawemauhili families. Ka'i'amamao (k), Kekaulike (w), Ka'uhiokeka (w), King Keaweikekahialiiokamoku (k), Kalanikauleleiaiwinui (w), Lonoma'a'ikanaka (w), Queen Keakealaniwahine (w), Kanaloaikaiwilenakapulehu (k), Queen Keakamahana (w) & Iwikauikaua (k). Meetings: May 18, June 15, July 20, Aug. 10. Scotty Wong,

Chair, (808) 450-4244, scottywong@gmail.com; Jeff Renaud, genealogy/registration, (808) 9540072, jemnzs@gmail.com. Lizzie Tuifua, finances; Justin Tang, registration; Brandi Kahala, recorder; Alisha Renaud, T-shirts; Sheila Sanford, children's activities. Registration: $25 single, $50 family. Monetary donations: American Savings Bank, Hawai'i, account # 8101810207, routing # 321370765, checks/money orders payable to Lizzie Tuifua. Mailing Address: Jeff Renaud, 1526 Mōlehu Drive, Honolulu, HI 96818. Facebook: Keawemauhili 'Ohana 'O Lā'ie. KINIMAKA - A July 5-7, 2013, family reunion in Honolulu is being planned for Kinimaka descendants, and descendants of Hanakeola and David Leleo Kinimaka. Kinimaka and his first wife, Ha'aheo Kaniu, were the mākua hānai of King Kalākaua. In 1844, Kinimaka married again to Pai and from this union they had one daughter and two sons. Their son David Leleo Kinimaka (hānai brother of King Kalākaua) rose to the rank of eolonel and became the commander of the King's Guard at 'Iolani Palaee. David married Hanakeola in 1874 and their children were: Mary Ha'aheo Kinimaka (m) John Atcherley; Aliee Kehaulani Kinimaka (m) Samuel Mahuka Spencer; Rebecca Kekiionohi Kinimaka (m) Arthur Akina Apana; Fannie Kahale uki-o-Liliha Kinimaka (m) Joseph Kunewa, and Mathias Percival Ho'olulu Kinimaka (m) Virginia Keawe. Descendants of John Ka'elemakule Sr. (grandson of Kinimaka), descendants of Samuel Leleo and descendants of Matilda Leleo-Kauwe are all cousins invited to attend this family gathering. A highlight of the family gathering will be a guided tour of 'Iolani Palaee and a family lū'au on the palaee grounds. Mainland and overseas travelers are urged to book air reservations early. For detailed reunion information, visit the Kinimaka website at Kinimaka.com For those who do not have access to a computer and are unable to make payment online, eall the Planning Committee at (808) 206-1582 for ahemative instructions as soon as practicable. KU PAH U - The descendants of Henry I. Kupahu Sr. and the committee board members will host the 2013 Reunion on Maui Nō Ka 'Oi (Kapalua). The event is scheduled for Labor Day weekend (Aug. 30, 31-Sept. 1, 2013). Fourth Generation, your monthly dues of $25 per person must be paid on or before all scheduled monthly meetings. Make checks payable to Emilyn Santella or Kaulana Obatay and mail to: Kupahu 'Ohana Maui Reunion 2013, e/o Kaulana Obatay, P.O. Box 10124, Lahaina, HI 96761. All 'Ohana, eheek for updates and scheduled monthly meetings on Facebook via the Kupahu 'Ohana Maui Reunion 2013 site; if you are not a member, please feel free to join. For information, contact Kincaid Sr., at kingndar82@gmail.com or eell (808) 281-3885. As a reminder, this is a camping reunion to reflect on our many kūpuna (Ua hala mai poina/Gone, but not forgotten) who left all of us the value and legacy of being a Kupahu. Mahalo Nui Loa, e Mālama Pono, Kincaid and Darlene Kupahu Sr. NAKAGAWA/AH PUCK/LAU KONG/ THOMAS - Descendants of the Nakagawa, Ah Puek, Thomas and Lau Kong families of Waipi'o Valley will be having a family reunion July 26 and 27, 2013, on Hawai'i Island. Contact Yoko Lindsey (granddaughter of Rachel K. Ah Puek and Charles P. Thomas.) for more information. Email, lindsey.ohana@gmail.com; phone, (808) 989-0854; mailing address, P.O. Box 463 Kamuela, HI 96743.

NAUMU - A reunion is being planned for the entire Naumu 'Ohana. It is scheduled for Monday, May 27, 2013, (Memorial Day) between 9 a.m. and 3 p.m. It will be held at Ānuenue School, whieh is located at 2528 10th Ave., Honolulu, Hawai'i 96816. Please contact Charles Naumu at cjmnaumu@hawaii. rr.com, (808) 247-5926; or 45-837 Luana Plaee, Kāne'ohe, Hawai'i 96744. PAHUKOA - The descendants of Thomas and Marianna Pahukoa are having a family reunion July 4-7, 2013, at the Ke'anae Peninsula on the island of Maui, Hawai'i. W e have a committee of 'ohana that are putting together a fun event. W e are working on housing. Shirts and genealogy books are available for presale and donations are also being accepted. Please eall 1-808-281-0040 if you are interested and want to eome or email me at lpahukoa@ hotmail.com or my mailing address is 1885 Launiupoko Plaee, Wailuku, HI 96793. Please make checks payable to Pahukoa 'Ohana Reunion Fund. Order forms are being mailed out and we have been sending out newsletters. If you haven't gotten one, please eall me so that I ean add you to the mailing list. Aloha and we hope to see all of our 'ohana there. There is also a website at www. pahukoa.ning.com and Facebook at 1homas and Marianna Pahukoa. PEAHI - My great-great-grandmother is Lulu Peahi. She was born around 1890 in Kona, Hawai'i, and died July 8, 1941, in Honolulu. Her mother was Kaahoomaoi and her father was William Peahi. If anyone has information, please eall Kamaka at (808) 286-0022 or email at kamakajingao@gmail.com. Mahalo anui. YIM/WONG - Yims and Wongs combined family reunionisplannedforMay 24-26, 2013, at Kualoa Beach Park, Kāne'ohe, Hawai'i. Contact Leila Kahana at email rosejuly.yam@gmail.com or phone (808) 291-2768. Registration deadline is April 1. Family members are descendants of: Carrie Chong Keau Kaehuokalani (Ape) Akima and Thomas Kekahio; Francis Shui Len (Soon Yen) Kaailau Yim and Ah Chew Charles Mokiao; Harry Ah Fook (Mae) Yim; William Kui Fat Yim; Katherine (Ahlan) Yuen Lan Keolakaiula Yim and George Lam Kin Mau; Harriet Ah Yin Yuen Yin Yim and Nelson Charles Ah Tong Mokiao; July Ah On Kim Yam and Rose Ah Chuck Wong; Violet Ah Yin (Small Ah Yin) Yim and Albert Alapaki Kamakana; David Ah Kau (Ah Sook) Yim; Keala Ah Moe (Amoy) Yim and Frank William Niderost; George Sung Hing Wong; Aliee Tun How Wong and George Pan Yee; See Moy Wong; Eīhel Ung Choy Wong and Pluīo Mauliola; Sung Wing Wong and Helen Chock Jeon Young; S am Kwong Wong; Rose Ah Chuck Wong and July Ah On Kim Yam; Robert See Dot Wong and Violet Lan Yuk Zane; David Ung Sau Wong and Josephine Tengan; Look Tung Wong; See Chong Wong; Albert Ah Pu Wong; andAh Lai Wong. EPIAKUNA KAUWAIKANAHELE Aloha brothers. My full Hawaiian family name is: William Epiakuna Kauwaikanahele Waiwaiole Steward. I am still looking for my extended Hawaiian family. Ihe original spelling (1800 Hawaiian/English rendering) of my Hawaiian family name, listed above, might be spelled differently. For example, Stewart for "Steward" or Kuna for

"Epiakuna," and Kanahele for "Kauwaikanahele." If these names have any importance or significance to your Hawaiian family genealogy, feel free to contact me anytime at wsteward52@yahoo.com Aloha. HALEAKALA - The descendants of Antone Marcus and Welhelmina Haleakala are having a reunion Aug. 9-11, 2013, at Pu'uohala Park, Wailuku, Maui. Their children were: Evelyn (Haleakala) Ayau-Laimana, Frank Haleakala and Manuel Haleakala. Antone Marcus' last name originally is known as "Kaowao" or "Ka'ao'ao." His mother was Kamakaokalani and her parents were Mahiai and Ka'ao'ao. Antone Marcus was raised in Pe'ahi, Maui, and I found that the "Alu" name was also mentioned in my research. Antone Marcus Haleakala worked on the railroad on Maui but did not say mueh about his 'ohana. If anyone knows anything or recognized his name, please contact me at: hinal3ulu@gmail.com or mail me at: Annette Haleakala-Coats, 73-4330 Oneone St., Kailua-Kona, HI 96740. HALEMANO/NAONE - Doing 'ohana research on both the Halemano and Naone sides and would very mueh appreciate any information that could be provided. My mother was Rebecca Elizabeth Halemano. Her father was Henry N. Halemano bom around 1907 in Waikapū, Maui. His father was Joseph K. Halemano and mother was Emnia E. (don't know the last name). Henry had three siblings: George, Theresa K. and Alnia K. He married Miriam possibly aka Martha Naone (bom 1912) between 1925-1930. Martha's parents were Peter Pahukalepa Naone (k) and Makalei Ahina (w). They were both born in Hilo. Martha had five siblings: Peter N., Joseph Makalii, George, Annie and Mary. I believe Peter Pahukalepa's parents were Naone (k) and Manuahi (w). Their parents were Ahina (k) and Nihoa (w). If you have any helpful information, contact me via e-mail to Andy Nelson at islechefan@aol.com (preferred) or eall (808) 754-9900. KALAKAU/OGUMA - Aloha no. My name is Shane Kamakala Rodrigues born from Linda Ah-Moi Oguma and Peter M. Rodrigues. My mother passed away around 1979. I'm from the Kahalu'u area. My grandmother married an Oguma and her name is Mary K. Oguma. Her father (my great-grandfather) was a Kalakau. I was raised by the Rodrigues side of the family and don't know mueh about the Kalakau and Oguma side. I'm in search of the history and family members so I ean complete the other half of my mo'okū'auhau (genealogy). Anyone with information or any family members ean write to me at: Shane Kamakala Rodrigues, 1250 E. Arica Road, Eloy, AZ 85131. NAPELA - My great-great-grandmother is Kaohua Napela, (marriedto George W. Higgins), born in Kona 1844 and died in Hilo 1900. She had a sister, Hoohuli Napela. I am looking for the names of their parents and their ancestral line. Family tradition says Kaohua is related to Hattie (Harriet) Napela Parker, wife of Sam Parker of the Big Island. My Napela family is from Kona and Hattie's family is from Maui. Can anyone help me find a connection between these two Napela families? Are there other Napelas on the Big Island who are related to Kaohua and Hattie? Contact Maureen Conner at mlucardie@yahoo.com or eall (727) 842-2373. ■

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