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The Roster of Enrolled Members of the Hawaiian Mission Children’s Society on April 1, 2018 Each name is preceded by symbols identifying the family or families from which a member descends. The numeral after the dash indicates the generation to which that individual belongs. Those arriving in Hawai`i were the first generation and their grandchildren are listed as the third generation, for example. An asterisk (*) indicates a consort. Families with an x are adopted families. A1 W.P. Alexander G1 J. Goodrich P1 J.D. Paris A2 L. Andrews G2 J.S. Green P2 B.W. Parker A3 S.L. Andrews G3 P.J. Gulick P3 J.F. Pogue A4 C.B. Andrews Gx Gilman P4 Paloo (Mills) A5 R. Armstrong Gxx Goodale P5 S. Pupuhi (Popohe) A6 Auna H1 E.O. Hall Px Port B1 E. Bailey H2 H.R. Hitchcock R1 W.H. Rice B2 D. Baldwin H3 T. Holman R2 W. Richards B3 W.O. Baldwin H4 T.D. Hunt R3 E.H. Rogers B4 H. Bingham H5 C.M. Hyde R4 G.B. Rowell B5 A. Bishop H6 Haalilio R5 S. Ruggles B6 A. Blatchley H7 J. Honoli`i Rx Richardson B7 I. Bliss H8 T. Hopu S1 S. Shepard B8 E. Bond I M. Ives S2 W.C. Shipman B9 L. Brown Ix I`i S3 L. Smith Bx Bowen Ixx Isenberg S4 M. Smith C1 S.N. Castle J1 E. Johnson S5 J.W. Smith C2 D. Chamberlain J2 A. Johnstone S6 A.B. Smith C3 L. Chamberlain J3 G.P. Judd S7 E. Spaulding C4 A. Chapin K1 H. Kinney S8 C.S. Stewart C5 E.W. Clark K2 H.O. Knapp S9 B. Stockton C6 T. Coan K3 Kahikona S10 W. Spooner C7 D.T. Conde K4 R. Kalaioulu T1 A. Thurston C8 A.S. Cooke K5 Kalaaauluna T2 R. Tinker Cx Carter (Phelps) T3 Ta`amotu D1 S.C. Damon K6 W. Kamooula (Ka`aumoku) D2 S. Dibble K7 W. Kanui T4 Tau`ā D3 J. Diell K8 Kielaa (Tyler) T5 H. Tahiti D4 H. Dimond L1 T. Lafon T6 Tute Taouiarii D5 D. Dole L2 J. Leadingham (Tehuiari`i) D6 S.G. Dwight L3 E. Locke T7 Toketa Dx Delaporte L4 E. Loomis Tx Tuthill Dxx Dillingham L5 D.B. Lyman V W.S. Van Duzee E1 J. Ely L6 L. Lyons W1 C.H. Wetmore E3 J.S. Emerson Lx Lowrey W2 S. Whitney E4 W. Ellis M1 C. McDonald W3 E. Whittlesey Ex Edwards M2 B. Munn W4 A. Wilcox F1 C. Forbes O M. Ogden Wx Walsh F2 L. Fuller Wxx Wells Please send questions about errors or omissions to [email protected]. To enroll a new member, forms are available on missionhouses.org website at HMCS/Genealogy. Mahalo! Enrolled members of the Hawaiian Mission Children's Society Family and April 1, 2018 Name of Enrolled Member Generation R3-7 Aanonsen, Jason Sigurd R3-7 Aanonsen, Michael Thomas S3-6 Abbott, Christopher Bayard Dillingham S3-6 Abbott, Eric Atherton Ethan S3-5 Abbott, Jean Atherton (Dillingham) Mrs. Ethan D.B. L3-8 Abelaye, Charley-Grace Chiemi Briel L3-7 Abelaye, Harmony-Joy Kameleokekai (Maddy) L3-8 Abelaye, Leelah-James A. J3-6 Aborjaily, Cynthia Farley (Loring) Mrs. Richard V. B2-5, A1, S5, D1 Achaval, Kathrine (Baldwin, Trautman, Vairetta) Mrs. Emiliano B8-6, L5, C3 Adair, Brandon Scott B8-6, L5, C3 Adair, Christopher Scott B8-6, L5, C3 Adair, Jonathan Michael B8-5*, L5, C3 Adair, Michael Scott B8-5, L5, C3 Adair, Susan Jean (Scott) Mrs. Michael R3-7 Adams, Jax Dylan G3-6 Hulbert, Lynn D5-4, R4 Addington, Virginia Alice (Dole) Mrs. Robert L. C8-7 Adler, Emma June C8-6 Adler, Laura (Morgan) C8-7 Adler, Maren Avery S3-6, C8, R1 Aehegma, Alexander Siddhartha S3-6, C8, R1 Aehegma, Arrien Drake S3-6, C8, R1 Aehegma, Diana Starr J3-7 Agbayani, Asa Kealaulaokamalamalama J3-6 Agbayani, Carlene Uakealehua (Kauahi) Mrs. William G. J3-7 Agbayani, Jessica Kaleihiwaakealii J3-7 Agbayani, Rain Kahaliana J3-6* Agbayani, William Garrett R1-6, B2, A1 Agorastos, Jock Alexander R1-5, B2, A1 Agorastos, Leslie McCombie (Milne) Mrs. Christopher II R1-6, B2, A1 Agorastos, Nicholas Rice F1-8, C3-8 Ah Puck, Landon Kapihimehana J3-6 Ah Yo, Catherine Lee (Vincent) Mrs. Gerald P. J3-7 Ah Yo, Herbert Judd Kekoakiwa‘awa‘a J3-7 Ah Yo, Lokelani Lee J3-7 Ah Yo, Patrick Pohaku J3-7 Ah Yo, Puaonalani Lily L3-5 Akana, Louis Kalihilihiulaokalani, Jr. L3-5 Akana, Mary Bertha (Simmons) Mrs. Louis K. L3-6 Akana, Richard H. Gx-5 Alapa, Adrienne (Engelhard) Mrs. Kenwood K. Gx-6 Alapa, Alesi Taylor Gx-5* Alapa, Kenwood K. Gx-6 Alapa, Tiloi Hind For personal use only Enrolled members of the Hawaiian Mission Children's Society Family and April 1, 2018 Name of Enrolled Member Generation Gx-6 Alapa, Tuialii Adrian J3-6 Albetski, Corrie Maile J3-6 Albetski, Erica Meleana J3-6 Albetski, Gerrit John J3-5 Albetski, Kathryn (Toms) Mrs. John P., Jr. A1-6*, B2, B5, B8 Alexander, Barbara Ann (Bettes) Mrs. David W. A1-6, B2, B5, B8 Alexander, Benjamin Bond , Jr. J3-7 Alexander, Brendon Christopher A1-6, B2, B5, B8 Alexander, Charles Pettengill A1-6, B2, B5, B8 Alexander, David William A1-5*, B2, B5, B8 Alexander, Delphine (Rzeppa) Mrs. Duncan J. (w.) J3-6 Alexander, Douglas Carroll II A1-5 Alexander, Douglas McKinney A1-6, B2, B5, B8 Alexander, Douglass Alden J3-6* Alexander, Gayle (Wright) Mrs. Douglas C. II C8-7, R1 Alexander, Jack Wild A1-6 Alexander, James Douglas A1-6 Alexander, Katherine Marie J3-7 Alexander, Kathryn Elizabeth C8-7, R1 Alexander, Lily Summers J3-7* Alexander, Lindsey (Hicks) Mrs. Ryan D. A1-6, B2, B5, B8 Alexander, Lucy Griffith (Alexander, Black) J3-5* Alexander, Marion Ann (Pingree) Mrs. Robert D. A1-4* Alexander, Marjorie (Murchie) Mrs. Gordon T. (w.) A1-6*, B2, B5 Alexander, Mary E. (Varnum) Mrs. David W. (div.) A1-7 Alexander, Michael Douglas A1-6 Alexander, Michele Denise A1-7, B2, B5, B8 Alexander, Noelani Anne J3-5 Alexander, Robert Douglas J3-7 Alexander, Ryan Douglas J3-8 Alexander, Sidney Grace A1-5 Alexander, Thomas Murchie C8-6, R1 Alexander, Tracy (Wild) Mrs. Jonathan A1-6 Alexander, Victoria Ann A1-6 Alexander, William Thomas B2-6 Alger, Gail Baldwin (Carpenter) Mrs. Douglas H. B2-7 Alger, Lani Christina B2-7 Alger, Parker Baldwin H1-6* Allan, Christopher Crawford H1-7 Allan, Nina Picher D4-7 Allen, Carson Wampler Gxx-6 Allen, Gregory Spedden D4-7 Allen, Kayla Dimond T1-6* Alperin, Alexander Henry T1-6 Alperin, Carol Annette (Oakes, Kelly) Mrs. Alexander H. For personal use only Enrolled members of the Hawaiian Mission Children's Society Family and April 1, 2018 Name of Enrolled Member Generation J3-7* Alvarez, Ana Maria (Naguit) Mrs. Charles P. J3-8 Alvarez, Ashley Elizabeth J3-7 Alvarez, Charles Patrick J3-6 Alvarez, Charles Rupert III J3-8 Alvarez, Jericho Jacob J3-8 Alvarez, Kaitlyn Maureen J3-5 Alvarez, Piikea Lois (Judd) J3-6* Alvarez, Susan Wilma (Harwood) Mrs. Charles R. III B2-7, A1 Ambuel, Brian Philip B2-7, A1 Ambuel, David Hartley B2-6, A1 Ambuel, Helen Bass (Barker) Mrs. Bruce H. B2-7, A1 Ambuel, Laura Louise A5-6 Amory, Christopher A5-5 Amory, Daniel A5-6 Amory, Jonathan Armstrong A5-6 Amory, Nathaniel A5-5 Amory, Robert III S2-5 Andersen, Barbara Ann (Blackshear) Mrs. Gary S. C8-6, R1 Andersen, Candace Jane (Kay) Mrs. Philip M. S2-6 Andersen, Christian Blackshear S2-6 Andersen, Melissa Kealalaina C8-7, R1 Anderson, Andrew Robbins Kamalei Ikaikaomahealani Gx-6 Anderson, Brad Radcliffe H1-6* Anderson, Brian David C8-6*, R1 Anderson, Bruce Statham Gx-6 Anderson, Cord Dominis L5-7 Anderson, David Lyman C8-7, R1 Anderson, Elise Carolene ‘Anela o ke Alaula B1-5 Anderson, Emily Anne (Bailey, Stephens) Mrs. John W. R1-6 Anderson, Erin Kelle B2-5*, A1, S5 Anderson, Frank Moir III Gx-5 Anderson, Joan L. (Greenwell) Mrs. Brian A. R1-5 Anderson, John William, Jr. H1-6 Anderson, Kim Louise (Wilson, Hurley, Karl) L5-7 Anderson, Lauren Lokelani K1-5 Anderson, Marianne (Morris) Mrs. Steven J. R1-5* Anderson, Patricia (Soule, Hamilton) Mrs. John W., Jr. L5-6 Anderson, Peter Lyman R1-6 Anderson, Richard Brooks L5-5* Anderson, Robert Sidney (w.) L5-7 Anderson, Sydney Kahealani K1-6 Anderson, Tyler Jason Bx-6 Andes, Reiko Lee Bx-6 Andes, Robert Douglas B4-5* Andrews, Alfred Winchester For personal use only Enrolled members of the Hawaiian Mission Children's Society Family and April 1, 2018 Name of Enrolled Member Generation B4-5 Andrews, Rose Tiffany (Bingham, Tucker) Mrs. Alfred W. C1-6 Ansari, Alexander David S5-6 Anthony, Benjamin Reed S5-6 Anthony, Charles David S5-6 Anthony, Charlotte S5-6 Anthony, John Philip S5-5* Anthony, Mary Rita (Volpini) Mrs. Nathan S5-5 Anthony, Nathan S5-6 Anthony, Nathan, Jr. S5-6 Anthony, Rebecca Hartwell S5-5 Anthony, Reed Pierce, Jr. S5-6 Anthony, Stephen Pierce B1-6 Antoncich, Wendy Puanani Bailey (Wilson) Mrs. Walter J. 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    North Pole Government NAUGHTY & NICE LIST 2020 NAUGHTY & NICE LIST Naughty and Nice List 2020 This is the Secretary’s This list relates to the people of the world’s performance for 2020 against the measures outlined Naughty and Nice in the Christmas Behaviour Statements. list to the Minister for Christmas Affairs In addition to providing an alphabetised list of all naughty and nice people for the year 2020, this for the financial year document contains details of how to rectify a ended 30 June 2020. naughty reputation. 2 | © Copyright North Pole Government 2020 christmasaffairs.com North Pole Government, Department of Christmas Affairs | Naughty and Nice List, 2020 Contents About this list 04 Official list (in alphabetical order) 05 Disputes 173 Rehabilitation 174 3 | © Copyright North Pole Government 2020 christmasaffairs.com North Pole Government, Department of Christmas Affairs | Naughty and Nice List, 2018-192020 About this list This list relates to the people of the world’s performance for 2020 against the measures outlined in the Christmas Behaviour Statements. In addition to providing an alphabetised list of all naughty and nice people for the 2020 financial year, this document contains details of how to rectify a naughty reputation. 4 | © Copyright North Pole Government 2020 christmasaffairs.com North Pole Government, Department of Christmas Affairs | Naughty and Nice List, 2020 Official list in alphabetical order A.J. Nice Abbott Nice Aaden Nice Abby Nice Aalani Naughty Abbygail Nice Aalia Naughty Abbygale Nice Aalis Nice Abdiel
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    Last Name First Name Classification Aba Fabrice Junior Adams Katelyn

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