March 25—Married by Rev. H. Manase were J. Kekehena (m) and M. Kekai (f), the two are from Waihee.
March 26—At Waihee, married by W. P. Kahale were Makaonaona (m) and Kahalemanu (f).
March 24—Married by W. P. Kahale were Wahapuu (m) and Kalawahine (f), the two are from Waihee.
April 8—At the same place, Nika (m) and Pine (f); Rev. W. P. Kahale performed the marriage. Continue reading
Jan. 8, at Honolulu, Samuela K. Molowaole (m) died.
Mar. 22, at Kaluanui, Koolauloa, Pahanui (f) died.
Mar. 5, at Puukaeo, Kailua, Oahu, Piiapoo (m) died.
Mar. 22, at Pawili, Lanai, Kaholowaanui (f) died.
Apr. 2, at Honolulu, Keikihookama (m), from Kahaluu, North Kona, died.
Mar. 28, at Kaumakapili, Miss Waialoe Pahia died.
Jan. 11, at Waimea, Hawaii, Inoaole (f) died.
Jan. 12, at the same place, Kapehu (f) died.
Jan. 22, at the same place, Kailioha (m) died.
Jan. 30, at the same place, Kaemoole (m) died.
Feb. 14, at the same place, Inoaole (f) died.
Feb. 18, at the same place, Kanohokuaaina (f) died. Continue reading
Feb. 23, at Honokaupu, Honolulu, Born was Ioela Nakipi Keliimanawaole Kahanapaakai (m) to W. E. Kealakai and Mrs. Kamaka.
Feb. 25, at Pauoa, born was Kamahiai (f), to [?????] and Mokoi.
Mar. 9, at [?????], born was Samuela (m), to [?????] and [?????] H. Halai.
Feb. 24, at Pauoa, born was [?????] (f), to [?????] and Keamalu.
Mar. 1, at Kalihi, born was [?????] (f), to [?????] and Kahue. Continue reading
Feb. 21, at Kaka, Waikiki Kai, born was Kalaeona (m) to Kapahu (f).
Feb. 3, at Pawili, Lanai, born was Kapea (m) to Mose and Lalahilimoku.
Jan. 8, at Honokaa, born was Kealohapauole, to Wahineaukai and Helene.
Feb. 18, at Kamoiliili, born was Kaunukupukupu (m), to Kaiole and Loe Kaaiahua.
Oct. 23, at Onaoa, Hamakualoa, born was Hiona (m), to Kaulunahele and Hoomana.
Nov. 1, at Halehaku, Hamakualoa, born was Hamau (f), to Kapule and Luita.
Nov. 28, at the same place, born was Kekipi (f), to Kahakui (f) and who knows.
Jan. 26, at Opana, Hamakualoa, born was Kaomea (m), to Kaomea and Keawe.
Feb. 1, at Halehaku, born was Anadarea (m), to Keawe (f) and who knows. Continue reading
Feb. 14.—Ii wed Kauhane (m) and [?????] (f).
Apr. 19.—II wed T. Kaupena (m) and [?????] (f).
May 14.—Ii wed A. [????] (m) and Rahaba (f).
May 16.—Ii wed Solomona [????] (m) and Kahaulelio (f).
July 24.—Ii wed [????] (m) and [????] (f).
Dec. 4.—Ii wed [????] (m) and [????] (f).
Dec. [??].—Ii wed M. [????] (m) and [????] (f).
Dec. 20.—Ii wed [????] (m) and Hoohie (f).
Dec. 20.—Ii wed [????] (m) and [?????] (f).
Dec. 20.—Ii wed [????] (m) and [?????] (f).
Dec. 22.—Ii wed Manuela [????] (m) and Ruka [????] (f).
Dec. 26.—Ii wed [?????] (m) and [?????] Kahea (f).
Dec. [??].—Ii wed Ehu (m) and [?????] (f). Continue reading
At Honolulu, Dec. 8, married by Rev. H. H. Parker [H. H. Pareka] were Kanehailua (m) and Manu (f). They are both from Peleula, Honolulu.
At Honolulu, Dec. 10, married by Parker were [?????] (m) from Moanalua and Keapo (f) from Wailupe.
At Honolulu, Dec. 11, married by Parker were George W. Norton (m) of Honolulu nei and Mary Kapua (f) from Makawao, Maui.
At Honolulu, Dec. 13, married by Parker were Kapaniau (m) from Kaumakapili and Kaahanui (f) from Kikihale.
At Honolulu, Dec. 13, married by Parker were Kamohaiulu (m) and Meleana (f). The two are from Kikihale.
At Honolulu, Dec. 18, married by Parker were Kahau (m) from Punaluu, Koolau, Oahu and Leimakani (f) from Holualoa, Kona, Hawaii. Continue reading
Jan. 10, at Kapalama Uka, born was [??????] (m), to Sabati and [????].
Jan. 5, at Waihee, Maui, born was Kealohanui (f), to Hekekia and [????].
Jan. 18, at Kaumakapili, T. Nape (m) died. He was from Hilo.
Jan. 15, at Manamana, Honolulu, Mareta (f) died.
Jan. [??], at [????], [?????] (m) died.
Jan. 11, at the same place, [?????] (f) died.
Jan [??], at the same place, [?????] (f) died.
Jan. 18, at the same place, Nawaahaole (m) died.
(Kuokoa, 1/22/1870, p. 3)
Dec 22.—At Eleio, Hamakua, Hawaii, married by Rev. James Bicknell [Rev. J. Bikanele] were Moakeawe (m) and Pihana (f). Continue reading
Aug. 7, at Keauhou, North Kona, married by Rev. D. S. Kupahu, were [?????] and Kaaimahui from Honokohau. Continue reading
Captain W. P. Kalolina was blessed with being presented with by his “Eve,” two boys on the 5th of this September. Those who bear fruit of their loins are fortunate for it is an expansion of the lahui [hooulu lahui] in this era of King Kalakaua. The names of these offsprings are Kealiipunikuhina and Keliialohamakaainana. Continue reading
nupepa 