Ka Wai Ola - Office of Hawaiian Affairs, Volume 31, Number 9, 1 September 2014 — HOʻOHUI ʻOHANA FAMILY REUNIONS [ARTICLE]

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!

AWEAU - The Aweau 'Ohana is having its family reunion the week of Oct. 6-11, 2014. On Oct. 6, at Papahana Kualoa Waipao, Kāne'ohe (46 Ha'ikū Road) 9 a.m. genealogy presentation by Larry Franquez, followed by workshops on kalo, hula and chant, lomilomi and lā'au lapa'au (medicinal plants and herbs). Cost is $ 10, includes luneh. On Oct. 8: five-hour bus tour of O'ahu from 10 a.m.-3 p.m. Cost is $35, includes bento luneh. 9:30 a.m. piekup at Magic Island. On Oct. 10, Reunion lū'au at He'eia State Park Pavilion from 4-9 p.m. Cost is $20, keiki meals are $5. On Oct. 11, family potluck pienie at Kualoa State Park 10 a.m.-4 p.m. 'Ohana T-shirts available: S-L $15; XX $17; XXX $18. All ticket orders for events, lū'au and T-shirts due

by Sept. 25, 2014. Contact Kamana'o at (808) 781-5863 or visit Facebook pages for Kamana'opono Aweau-Agres or Aweau 'Ohana Reunion for more information. For payment options, contact Elena Franco at (808) 728-6742. For genealogy questions, contact Larry at aweaufamilytree@ hawaiiantel.net. HANOHANO - The Hanohano 'Ohana will be hosting a reunion from Oct. 24-26, 2014, in Puna, Hawai'i, for the descendants of Kuaioholani/Kaluna/ Kobayashi and Yung. For detailed information, contact Maggie Hanohano by phone (808) 247-8117, email maggiehanohano@> yahoo.com, or by mail at P.O. Box 6455, Kāne'ohe, HI 96744.

KAUKAU MEHEULA/TILTON - The family of John Kaukau Meheula & Rachel K. Tilton are having a family gathering at: Rainbow Point Marina on Oct. 11, 2014, Saturday, from 11 a.m.-6 p.m. Their children are: Moses "Moke" Meheula, Henry Haehae Meheula, John Keikilono Kaukau, Aliee Laa Kaukau Meheula (Oilman/Nunuha), Louise Kaukau Meheula (Keliikuli) and Rachel Kanoelani Davis (McGuire). For registration forms, please eall Radeen Meheula (808) 260-9194 or (808) 232-7665 or email kaleilehual6@ hohnail.com. Ll N KE E - The Lin Kee 'Ohana is planning a reunion for Oct. 2-5, 2014, on the island of Moloka'i. Any known descendants of Maria Kainea Kaneakua of Pūko'o Moloka'i, please contact Keala Yee at 456-2627.

KA 'OHANA O KALAUPAPA Has records and resources that could provide you with informahon about any ancestors you might have had at Kalaupapa. Contact us by email (info@kalaupapa ohana.org), mail (Ka 'Ohana O Kalaupapa, P.O. Box 1111, Kalaupapa, HI 96742) or phone (Coordinator Valerie Monson at 808-573-2746). There is no charge for our research. All descendants are also weleome to heeome part of Ka 'Ohana O Kalaupapa. KALAUPAPA ORAL HISTORY PROJECT - Are you a descendant of the original Hawaiian families of Kalawao, Kalaupapa, Makanalua, Waikolu? The Kalaupapa Nahonal Historic Park is eonducting oral histories of the descendants of Native Hawaiians who originally lived in Kalaupapa, Makanalua, Kalawao and Waikolu prior to the establishment of the Hansen's Disease Settlement. The original residents were relocated from Kalawao in 1865 and from Kalaupapa and Makanalua in 1895, mostly to East Moloka'i. If you are a descendant of one of the families named helow and are willing to be interviewed or have any questions about the project, please contact Davianna Pōmaika'i McGregor at davianna@hawaii.edu or (808) 956-7068. The families are: Abigaila, Aki, Amalu, Apiki, Hanaipu, Hauhalale, Haula, Haule, Hikalani, Hina, I , Kaaea, Kaaikapu, Kaaua, Kaauwenui, Kae, Kaha, Kahaa, Kahakahaka, Kahakai, Kahanaipu, Kahaoa, Kahanaipu, Kahaua, Kahewanui, Kahiko, Kahue, Kaiheelua, Kailua, Kalahili, Kalama, Kalamahiai, Kaleo, Kalili, Kaloaaole, D. Kalua, Kaluaaku, Kaluoku, Kama, Kamaka, Kamakahiki, Kamakaukau, Kamakawaiwaiole, Kanakaokai, Kanakaole, Kanalu, Kane, Kanehemahema, Kaniho, Kanui, Kapika, Kapule, Kauenui, Kauhi, Kauku, Kaunuohua, Kaupea, Kauwenui, Kawaiahonu, Kawaiola, Kaweheana, Kawelo, Kaweloiki, Keahaloa, Keaholoa, Keala, Keawe, Keawepoole, Kekahuna, Kekinolau, Kekolohe, Keoki, Keomaia, Kepio, Keweheana, Kiha, Kihe, Koa, Koi, Koliola, Kuaao, Kuewaa, Kuheleloa, Kuhihewa, Kupainalua, Lai, Mahiole, Mahoe, Mai, Makaiwi, Makaulaau, Makeumi, Mali, Mauikoaole, Mihaai, William Luther Moehonua, Moeimua, Moihauna, Naai, Naale, Nakai, Nakapalau,

Nakoa, Namokueha, Nanamokueha, Naone, Naope, Nawaliwali, Nunumea, Ohuaaiai, Paele, Pahua, Paolo, Pauaa, Piikoi, Pohaipule, Puailelewale, W.N. Pualewa, Pulihi, lAiuone, Llhilau, Wahia, Wahinekapa, Waiolama. (For more information, please see story on page 22.) MAUAE AKA MAWAE My greatgrandmother Monika Kainapau was bom March 14, 1856, in Mākua, O'ahu. She is the daughter of David Nawaiauau and Malia Mauae (Mawae) of Ka'ū, Big Island. She was hānai to Martha Kainapau of Mākua, O'ahu. Her biological siblings are Mary Naka Laai (Nawaiauau), Anna, David, Paul and Victor. Monika married Hennan (Halemanu) Iopa of Honolulu, O'ahu. They had four surviving children, Margaret Namakaokalani Iopa Kea, Mary Iopa Hale, David Pukawa and Hennan Joseph. If anyone is a descendant of this 'ohana, please contact me by email, fun4rose@ hawaiiantel.net or (808) 306-9053. MCKEAGUE - The descendants of John "Tutu Haole" McKeague: Children: Louis Mahiai, Zachariah, Daniel, Caroline Steward, Daisy Short Sanders, Robert John. Siblings: Robert Alexander McKeague, Martha Jane McGowan, Margaret Belford and Samuel Kennedy McKeague. LIpdating genealogy book information for upcoming family reunion. Please email McKeague_ Ohana @yahoo.com. PEAHI/LINCOLN Searching for 'ohana Lulu Hoapili Peahi (Lineoln) of Kona, HI, the wife of William Kealoha Lineoln of Kohala, HI. Lulu's parents are Father ... William Peahi of Kona, HI, and Mother ... Kaahoomaoi. Together Lulu and William had four children: Fem Kawehiwehi, Charles Leiahihi, Reginia Kehaulani and Annie Kahalelehua (my mother). The Health Department has "norecord" certification on the birth certificate for Lulu (about 1890) nor a marriage certificate 7 Jan 1887. Lulu died in Honolulu 8 July 1941 and was buried in the Oeean View Cemetery. Arrangements were handled by Borthwick Mortuary. I am Kealoha Sugiyama at email acallforlove@gmail.com or P.O. Box 479 Hawi, HI 96719, (808) 889-0171. Mahalonui. ■

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