I'm only here to address those who think they can assert some sort of authority in this type of safe environment. In some cases these people lack social skills, have problems with authority and for the most part works well alone rather than in a group setting. It's important for me that like the average person, we understand what we read. This site can be useful but once people complain about the content and the sources, it becomes more complicated. Sometimes that is taken way too far and the main issue at hand, which would be educating, is left to the side.

Whether these "editors" on Wikipedia agree with me or not is irrelevant. The end result is always the same and that is I make these people think twice of what steps they take, whether it is verifying or citing the exact source or giving credit where credit is due. I'm only here to make sure that things are done right, and not have the public be mislead by a select few on Wiki who think that they're being productive in some way.

I've been casually reading through old Hawaiian newspapers for the past 22 years looking for anything interesting. It started off with looking for genealogical information but then I realized many of the articles and personal stories and laments were very valuable. My interest in genealogy that started 22 years ago has lead me to where I am now with all the knowledge I've acquired on history not just from books and periodicals, but also having had the privilege of learning from 'ohana who in the typical Hawaiian tradition, has made sure that they shared our 'ohana's knowledge and traditions and asked that I only do the same for future generations. So I've taken that extra step by utilizing modern technology to help me in this process.

Eia ko'u mookuauhau mai na kupuna kahiko o ko Hawaii pae aina a hiki ia'u. Eia ka moolelo o na kanaka o ia pae aina, oia hoi ka poe o na kai 8.

1) 'Wakea' & Papahanaumoku
2) Hāloa & Hinamanoulua'e
3) Waia & Huhune
4) Hinanalo & Haunu'u
5) Nanakahili & Haulani
6) Wailoa & Hikawaopuaianea
7) Ki'o & Kamole
8) 'Ole & Ha'i
9) Pupue & Kamahele
10) Manaku & Hikoho'ale
11) Kahiko & Kaea
12) Lukahakona & Ko'ulamaikalani
13) Luanu'u & Kawaoma'ukele
14) Ki'i & Hinako'ula
15) Ulu & Kapunu'u
16) Nana & Kapulani
17) Nana'ie & Kahaumokuleia
18) Nana'ielani & Hinakina'u
19) Waikulani & Kekauilani
20) Kuheleimoana & Mapunaiaala
21) Konohiki & Hakaulalena
22) Waolena & Hinamahui'e
23) Akalana & Hinaakeahi
24) Maui & Hinakealoha
25) Nanamaoa & Hinakapa'ikua
26) Nanakulai & Hinaho'opa'ia (Kahaukuhonua)
27) Nanakua'e (Nanakaoko) & Keaukuhonua (Kahihiokalani)
28) Kapawa & Kukuluhiokalani
29) Heleipawa & Ko'oko'okumaikalani
30) Hulumalailena & Hinamaikalani
31) 'Aikanaka & Hina'aikamalama
32) Hema & Luamaheheau
33) Kaha'i & Hinaulu'ohi'a
34) Wahieloa & Ho'olaukahili
35) Laka & Hikawaolena
36) Luanu'u & Kapokulai'ula
37) Kamea & Popomaile
38) Pohukaina & Huahuakapolei
39) Hua & Hikiiluna
40) Paunuikaikeana & Manokalililani
41) Huanuikalala'ila'ikai & Kapoea
42) Paumakua & Kapuho'okia
43) Haholani & Kauilaianapa
44) Palena & Hikawainui
45) Hanala'aiki & Kapukapu
46) Mauiloa & Kauhua
47) Alau & Moeikeana
48) Kanemokuheli'i & Keikauhale
49) Lonomaikalewa & Koluku'imulia
50) Wakalana & Kauaikapu
51) 'Alo & Puia
52) Kaheka & Ma'ilou
53) Mapuleo & Kama'eokalani
54) Paukei & Pa'inale'a
55) Luakoa & Hina'apo'apo
56) Kuhimau & Kaumana
57) Kamaluohua & Kapu
58) Lo'e & Waoha'akuna
59) Kahokuohua & Hikakauila
60) Kaka'e & Kapohanaupuni
61) Ka'ulahea & Kapohauola
62) Kahekili & Haukanuihoni'ala
63) Keleanuinohoana'api'api & Kalamakua
64) La'ielohelohe & Pi'ilani
65) Pi'ikea & 'UminuialiloaↃ
66) Kumulaenuia'umi & Kumunuipuawale
67) Makua & Kapohelemai
68) 'I & Kawalu
69) Ahua'i & Pi'ilaniwahine
70) Lonomaaikanaka & Keaweikekahiali'okamoku
71) Kalaninuiiamamao & Kekaulikekawekiuokalani
72) Keawemauhili
73) Keawemauhili
74) Keawemauhili & Kamaikau
75) Ka'auamo & Akuhuna
76) Emma Akuhuna & Samuel Makaehu Kawewehi
77) Julia Nohola Kawewehi
78) my mom
79) Mamoahina

ↃMai ke ali'i nui 'o Kamauaua a hiki ia ke alii 'Umialiloa.
53) Kamauaua & Hinakeha
54) Keoloewaakamaua & Nu'akea
55) Kapuaanuakea & Lanileo
56) Kamauliwahine & Laniaku
57) Hualani & Kanipahu
58) Kalahumoku & Laamea
59) Ikiala'amea & Kalamea
60) Kamanawa & Kaiua
61) Uaakaiua & Kuaimakani
62) Kanahae & Kapiko
63) Kuleanakapiko & Keaniani
64) 'Akahi & Liloa
65) 'Umi

Eia ka mookuauhau no ka poe makaainana a me ka poe alii a me ka poe kahuna a i na moopuna a lakou pakahi apau.