1754 - 1782
Kalaniopu'u-a-Kaiamamao, 6thAliiof
Kohala, 4thAliiof Kona and 2ndAliiof Kau. b. ca. 1729, elder
son of AliiKai'inamao
Kalani-nui-i-a-mamao, by his first wife, AliiKamakaimoku, daughter of Kua Nu'uanu. Succeeded on
the death of his grandfather, 1754. m. (first) ca.
1753,AliiKalola
Pupuka-o-Honokawailani (b. ca. 1735; m.
fourth, Kaopuiki, and d. ca. 1790), widow of AliiKeoua Kalani-kupu'uapai-kalani-nui Ahilapalapa,
former wife of Kamehameha-nui Ai'luau, 24thMo'i
of Maui, and eldest daughter of Kekaulike
Kui-Hono-i-Kamoku, 23rdMo'i of Maui,
by his first wife and half sister, Alii
Kekuaipoiwa-nui Kalani-kauhihiwakama Wanakapu, eldest
daughter of Kaulahea II, 22ndMo'i of
Maui. m. (second) AliiTo
Kekupuohe (b. before 1746; d.s.p.
at Kailua, Kona, Hawaii Island, February 1836, bur.
Kealakekua), who became a Christian in 1828 and learned
to read. m. (third) Kamakolu-nui-o-kalani,
daughter of Kalani-kamahao, by his wife, Wao. m.
(fourth) AliiKalani-Wahine-uli, eldest
daughter of AliiHeulu, by his second
wife, Kahiki-o-kalani. m. (fifth) Mulehu (m.
second, Kalani-wahikapa'a, and had further issue), of a
Kau chiefly family. m. (sixth) Kanekapolei
(who also had issue by King Kamehameha the Great - see
below), daughter of Kauakahiahi, by his wife, 'Umiaemoku,
youngest daughter of Alii Mahi-o-lole. m.
(seventh) Hakau (m. second, Keohuhu. m.
third AliiKanaina, having further
issue), daughter of Alii Heulu, by his third
wife, Moana, daughter of Kauhi-a-Haki. m. (eighth)
AliiAhia Kalani-kumaikiekia (m.
third, AliiKalehunapaika of Oahu, by
whom she had further issue), former wife of AliiKai'inamao Kalani-nui-i-a-mamao, 1stAlii
of Kau. m. (ninth) Kaiahua. He d. at
Waioahukini, Kau, April 1782, having had issue, four sons
and three daughters:
1) AliiKiwalao, 7thAliiof
Kohala, 5thAliiof
Kona and 3rdAliiof
Kau (s/o Kalola) - see below.
2) AliiKeoua Pe'eale. b. ca. 1763 (twin with
his brother Keoua Kuahu'ula) (s/o
Kanekapolei).
b)
AliiKalani-nui-kapea-kau-manamana
(s/o Nalani-i-walu).
a)
AliiWailua-nui-ahoano (d/o
Kaiolaniokaiwalani). She m. and
had issue
b)
AliiKualukamaka-o-kalani (d/o
Hiileiohiiaka). She m. and had
issue, two sons:
i)
Kalani-kaumaka-o-wakea.
ii)
Kaiolani-o-kaiwalani
Kaio-o-kaiwalani.
c)
AliiKeawe-hawaii (d/o
Luahiwa).
4) AliiKaleipaihala (s/o Kalani-wahine-uli). m.
(first) Alii Kaliko-o-Kalani (m.
second, Alii Kalani-
malokuloku-i-Keopo-o-kalani [Keali'maika'i],
Chief Priest of Io and Kane - see above),
daughter of Alii Kekua'alaimoku, by his
wife, Kane-nui-a-kalani. m. (second) Alii
Kekaulike-i-Kawekiuonalini, former wife of AliiKai'inamao Kalani-nui-i-a-mamao, 1stAlii of Kau, and of Kepoomahoe, and
daughter of Keawe-i-Kekahiali'i-o-kamoku, 21stAlii Aimoku of Hawaii, by his
fourth wife, Kauhiokaka, daughter of Hulu. He had
issue, one son and one daughter:
i) Alii
Keanu-o-maele-kapu-likoliko. m.
Keoua-kuai-wakalani-hele-mauna,
eldest son of
Keouana-koai-koa-papaa, by his
wife, Kahuhu-keakaolani, daughter
of Hewahewa. She had issue, one
daughter.
ii) Alii
Ha'alou
Kekaiha'akulo-ulanikahi-kikea-i-kui-halao-kekui-manono.
b)
AliiMelie Ka'o'ana'eha (d/o
Kaliko-o-kalani). m. 1805, The
Hon. Alii John Young Olohana (b.
Crosby, Lancs., 17th March
1744; d. at Kailua, Kona, Hawaii
Island, 17th December 1835, bur.
in the John Young Mausoleum, Mauna 'Ala,
Nu'uanu Valley, Oahu), Governor of Hawaii
Island, son of Robert Young, of Crosby,
Lancs., by his wife, Grace. She d.
at Honolulu, Oahu, 22nd
January 1850 (bur. there in the
John Young Mausoleum, Mauna 'Ala, Nu'uanu
Valley), having had issue, one son and
three daughters:
i) H.H.
Alii John Kaleipaihala
Young, Keoni Ana 'Opio. b.
at Kawaihae, Hawaii, ca. 1810. Kuhina-Nui
with the style of His Highness
from 10th June 1845 to
1855. Minister of the Interior
1846-1857. m. (first)
1823, Alapai (b. 1802; d.s.p.),
elder daughter of Nahili, by his
wife, Alii Kauwa'a,
younger daughter of AliiAlapainui. m.
(second) Hikoni (d.s.p.).
m. (third) 'Ulu-maheihei (d.s.p.),
daughter of Waipa, by his wife, Alii
Kekaikuihala, daughter of Alii
Nuhi, Alii of Waimea. He
d.s.p. at
Honolulu, Oahu, 18th
July 1857 (bur. there in
the John Young Mausoleum, Mauna
'Ala, Nu'uanu Valley), having
adopted his nephew, Peter - see
below.
ii) Alii
Grace Kamaiku. b. at
Kawaihae, Hawaii, ca. 1813. m.
(first) Admiral The Hon. AliiKe'eaumoku III Kahekili
[George Cox] (d. on Oahu,
March 1824, and bur.
Kailua, Kona, Hawaii Island),
sometime Admiral of the King's
Fleet and Joint Governor of Oahu,
eldest son of The Hon. Alii Ke'eaumoku
II Papaiahiahi, Counsellor to
King Kamehameha the Great, by his
wife, AliiNamahana'i
Kalele-o-kalani, younger daughter
of Kekaulike, 22ndMo'i
of Maui. m. (second),
1830, The Hon. Dr Thomas Charles
Byde Rooke, FRCS (b. at
Bengeo, Herts., 18th
May 1806; d. 28th
November 1858, bur. in the
Wyllie Crypt, Mauna 'Ala, Nu'uanu
Valley, Oahu), son of Thomas
Rooke, Esq., of Bengeo, Herts.,
by his wife, Sarah, née Paillet.
She d.s.p.
at Honolulu, Oahu, 1866 (bur.
there in the Wyllie Crypt, Mauna
'Ala, Nu'uanu Valley), having
adopted, together with her second
husband, her niece Emma.
iii) Alii
Jane Lahilahi. b. ca.
1817. m. The Hon. Joshua
Kaeo (d. 1858), sometime
Judge of the Supreme Court, and
great grandson of King
Kalaniopuu. She d. at
Honolulu, Oahu, 12th
January 1862 (bur. there
in the Wyllie Crypt, Mauna 'Ala,
Nu'uanu Valley), having had
issue:
(1)
AliiPeter
Young Kaeo
Kekua-o-kalani. b.
4th March
1836, educ. Royal
Sch., Honolulu, Oahu.
Adopted by his maternal
uncle, H.H. Alii
John Kaleipaihala Young, Keoni
Ana 'Opio. ADC to
King Kamehameha IV and a
Mbr. of the House of
Nobles. He d.s.p.
of leprosy, at Kalawao,
26th November
1880.
Alii
Jane Lahilahi Kaeo, also had
further issue, natural twin sons
by King Kamehameha III - see
below.
4) Alii
Kawelaokalanui (s/o Hakau).
5) Alii
Kukanaloa. m. AliiKeakea-lani-hiwa-ulimea,
daughter of AliiManono-kau-a-kape-kulani,
of Maui. He had issue, a daughter:
a)
Alii 'Unuaiaholani. m.
(first)
Kalani-kauhema-i-kapala-kapuo-kakae. m.
(second) Alii Keaholwaia, son of
her uncle, AliiKaleipaihala,
by his second wife, Alii
Kekaulike-i- Kawekiuonalini, daughter of
Keawe-i-Kekahiali'i-o-kamoku, 21stAlii Aimoku of Hawaii.
She had issue - see above.
1) Alii
Puali-nui (d/o Kamakolu-nui-o-kalani). m.
and had issue, a daughter:
1782
Kiwalao, 7thAliiof
Kohala, 5thAliiof Kona and 3rdAliiof Kau. b. ca. 1760, eldest
son of Kalaniopu'u- a-Kaiamamao, 6thAliiof Kohala, 4thAliiof
Kona and 2ndAliiof Kau, by
his first wife,AliiKalola
Pupuka- o-Honokawailani, educ. privately.
Proclaimed as Heir-apparent, 1780. Succeeded on the death
of his father, April 1782. m. (first) ca. 1775,
H.M. Queen Keku'iapoiwa Liliha (b. ca. 1746, m.
second, ca. 1782 (div.), H.M. Kamehameha the
Great. m. third, Pueo, and d. at Kau, 1815,
bur. at Kealakekua), third daughter of Alii
Keoua Kalani-kupu'uapai-kalani-nui Ahilapalapa, by his
third wife, Queen Kalola, daughter of Kekaulike, 22ndMo'i of Maui. m. (second) He was k.
in battle at Mokuohai by Ke'eaumoku, July, 1782, having
had issue, an only surviving daughter:
1) H.M.
Queen
Keopuolani-Ahu-i-Kekai-Makuahine-a-Kama-Kalani-Kau-i-Kealaneo
[Harriet Hoapili- wahine], Queen Consort of
Hawaii. b. at Wailuku, Maui, 1778 (d/o
H.M. Queen Kekuiapoiwa-Liliha). Known as
Hoapili-wahine after her second marriage.
Baptised with the name of Harriet, 16th
September 1823. m. (first) at Waikiki,
1791 (div. before 1818), H.M.
Kalani-Paiea-Wohi-o-Kaleikini-Kealii-Kui-
Kamehameha-o-Iolani-i-Kaiwikapu-Kau-i-Kaliholiho-Kunuiakea
Kamehameha I the Great, King of the Hawaiian
Islands (b. at Kohala, Hawaii Island,
November 1737; d. at Kamakahonu, Kailua,
Kona, Hawaii Island, 8th May 1819),
son of Alii Keoua
Kalani-kupu'uapai-kalani-nui Ahilapalapa, by his
first wife, Alii Kekuiapoiwa II, daughter of Alii
Ha'ae-a-Mahi. m. (second) before 1818, Alii
'Ulu-maheihei Hoapili-kane, Alii of
Lahaina (d. January 1840), Governor of
Maui, second son of The Hon. Alii
Kame'eiamoku, Counsellor of State to King
Kamehameha I the Great, by his third wife, Alii
Keliiokahekili, daughter of Kahekili II, 26thMo'i of Maui, Ranai, Molokai and Oahu. She
d. at Lahaina, Maui, 16th
September 1823, having had issue eleven children,
seven sons and four daughters, by her first
husband, of whom only three survived - see below.