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Appendix E

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GENEALOGY OF KEPOOKALANI,

THE GREAT-GRANDFATHER OF LILIUOKALANI.

Father.

Mother.

Child.

Haae a Mahi
m. (1st wife)

Kalelemauliokalani

1. Kamakaeheukuli
2. Haalou

Haae a Mahi
m. (2d wife)

Kekelaokalani

3. Kekuiapoiwa II.

Kamanawa
(2d husband of)

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4. Peleuli

Kameeiamoku

Kamakaeheukuli

Kepookalani

Kekaulike

Haalou

Namahaua

Keoua Kalanikupua
(1st wife)

Kamakaeheukuli

Kalaimamahu or Hoapilikane

(2d wife)

Kekuiaoiwpa II.

Kamehameha I.

Kamehameha I.
(marries his aunt)

Peleuli

Kinau Kahoanoku

Wahinepio

Kekauonohi.

Notes.—Haae a Mahi and Kameeiamoku and Kamanawa were brothers, of one father and different mothers. The two latter brothers were twins, and called “The Royal Twins of Keeaumoku.” They are also mentioned in history by the early missionaries or historians.

The above genealogy is most perplexing. Kepookalani (my great-grand-father), Namahana, and Kamehameha I., were first cousins. Kepookalani and Kalaimamahu were brothers by the same mother. Kalaiamamahu and Kamehameha I. were brothers by the same father. Kepookalani’s mother was the oldest of the four sisters, and the third sister was mother of Kamehameha I.

Haae a Mahi, Kameeiamoku, and Kamanawa were half brothers by their mother to the grandfather of Kamehameha I.

Kepookalani being first cousin to Kamehameha I., my grandfather Kamanawa I., son of Kepookalani, becomes second cousin to Kamehameha I. The latter Kamanawa was named for the first.

The intermingling of the two families is not only from his mother’s, but also by his father’s side, and is both from my mother’s as well as my father’s side.

You will recognize Kekauonohi’s name as the grand-daughter of Kamehameha I., and the same who adopted my younger sister, Anna Kaiulani.

Kalanikauleleiaiwi is the name of Haae’s mother, also Kameeiamoku and Kamanawa. Kepookalani’s mother was sister to Kamehameha I.’s mother.

Kepookalani’s first wife was Keohohiwa, their child was Aikanaka; his second wife was Alapaiwahine, and Kamanawa was the child of that marriage. My father and mother were first cousins.

Keapo o Kepookalani was brother of Kamehameha I. and had no children. He was called Keliionaikai on account of his kindness to the people of Hana, Maui.

Authority.—Fornander and Kekuanaoa.