KAHOOHANOHANO LCA 7137

KAHOOHANOHANO LCA 7137

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  1. Elaine Kaho'ohanohano-Schultz, on August 16, 2010 at 7:08 am said:

    Not sure who you are or what this website is all about, but it has my family name and I would like more information about it.

    Mahalo,
    Elaine

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    • yoforit, on August 16, 2010 at 3:56 pm said:

      Aloha e Elaine, this website is a collection of resources that I use to do genealogy research. I mentioned I’m not an expert at it it’s just a passion I have. I discovered that there’s a lot of Kanaka Maoli who want to do their research but don’t know how to start or how to continue so I share how I do my genealogy and all the resources I use. What you’re seeing is a land award given to Kahoohanohano. To determine if that’s your ancestor you have to trace your genealogy up to him. I don’t do genealogy for people because it is too time consuming and I have a family to provide for. There are so many resources, also on facebook there’s the Native Hawaiian Genealogy http://www.facebook.com/group.php?gid=38151116892&ref=search that has lots of resources as well. Mahalo for your comment!

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    • Marjorie Taua Kahoohanohano, on March 24, 2023 at 8:12 pm said:

      Would love to learn more about the Kahoohanohanos.

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  2. Dale Delano kawehi Hano, on March 7, 2012 at 4:12 am said:

    Aloha, my name is Dale Hano and my grandfarther’s name is William kahoohanohano. He was married to Susan kalawainui Nakoa. My father’s name was Solomon K. Hano. Maybe I can help a little if you are intrested about my family.

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  3. p.noda, on May 26, 2016 at 1:59 am said:

    My cousin’s father was Oliver Kahoohanohano from the island of Kauai.

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  4. victor alo, on June 3, 2016 at 7:19 am said:

    Hello: Let me introduce my self, my name is Victor Alo. I’m the second to the oldest son, to my mother Rachel Lonokahikini Vidal Alo she is now deceased. Her mother my Tu-Tu’s name is Jennie Lonokahikini Vidal Maio, mother my Great-Great Tu-Tu’s name is Elizabeth Lonokahikini Kalaniipii Her parent are “KAHOOHANOHANO”(K) Oct. 1831 Wailuku Maui (68) Yrs.Old, (W) Kaohi Mar.1838 (62) Yrs.Old, They had 9(Nine) children. 5 (Five) “Sons” Pii May 1870 (30) Yrs.Old, Kekua Mar.1874 (26) Yrs Old, Hano Aug. 1876 (23) Yrs Old, Sam Jan.1882 Yrs Old, Keliiola May 1884 Yrs Old, 1(One) Daughter-In-Law Kanahine Feb.1873 (27) Yrs Old, 4 (four) Grand-Daughters Lono Feb.1882 (8) Yrs Old, Lale Feb. 1896 (4) Yrs Old, Kalama Mar. 1897 (3) Yrs Old, Keola Oct. 1896. My question is “Pii” when did he change his name to kalanipii and why ? Have nothing about his Wife “Kanahine” nothing. And also Wife “Kaohi” KAHOOHANOHANO nothing as well could anyone help me with this dilemma any information is greatly appreciative. And finally “KAHOOHANOHANO nothing about him as well nothing and Lono Mahalo………….

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    • pohaku kahoohanohano, on October 20, 2016 at 5:59 pm said:

      Aloha I am pohaku kahoohanohano my grandfather is Solomon hano, aka Solomon kahoohanohano. His father was William hano kahoohanohano. His mother was kaohi and father was kahoohanohano all from kuiaha peahi Maui. They moved to said hi about 1890. Jennie is my grandfather’s first cousin. Kalanipii kahoohanohano married pheobe kauwahine manalai. I have a little more info if you like. I also have the original Will of from kaohi who died in 1917.

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      • Lilia, on November 12, 2019 at 7:58 am said:

        Aloha, my name is Lilia Maio. I am the great-great granddaughter of Jennie Lonokahikini Kalanipii. I am currently doing some family genealogy and have been looking to find out more information about Jennieʻs parents. I am looking for her mother, Phoebe Kauahine, parents names and where they come from. If anyone has more information, I would love to hear about it and learn about our ohana more. Any information big or small would be greatly appreciated. Mahalo!

      • Lilia, on November 20, 2019 at 7:03 pm said:

        Aloha, my name is Lilia Maio. I am the great granddaughter of Jennie Kalanipii. I am looking for more family genealogy information. I am looking for the names of Phoebe Kauwahine’s parents and grandparents. I am also looking for the names of Kahoohanohano’s parents and his wife Ka’ohi’s parents. I have been looking for these names but havent been able to find them. If anyone has any information, I would appreciate your help and would love to hear more about my ohana and where they come from. Mahalo!

  5. Judy, on May 20, 2021 at 6:26 am said:

    I am new to this. I am trying to locate Dale Hano who was born on Maui about 1941. He drove a 49 Ford and we used to sneak out to be together in Kihei. Yes it is weird to tell this.
    I got pregnant & sent to the mainland in 1960 when I was 16 to have a baby girl. She was adopted in Oregon & Dale never got to see her. I only would like to know about his life, not looking for anything. We both have gone our separate ways. My name is Judy.

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    • a, on September 28, 2021 at 4:38 am said:

      I believe he commented above in 2012. Unfortunately, he passed last year. I don’t know too much about him as I never got to meet him.

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  6. William M. Sellers, on March 10, 2023 at 5:27 pm said:

    Curious my great great grandfather,name.Solomon Benjimen Hanohano.. .

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  7. yoforit, on October 7, 2023 at 2:34 am said:

    Now is the time to get back to our roots. Try familysearch.org then ulukau.org the waihona.com. if you live on Oahu visit the State Archives, Bishop Museum, and the Bureau of Conveyance. Try also findagrave.com

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