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Kinship of King Kamehameha I Name Kinship of King Kamehameha I 1 Name - PIN Relationship Common Ancestor Adams, Darlynn Kinau 415413 8th great-granddaughter Kamehameha, King I [368399] Adams, Evelyn Kalilikuoha Pahia 415894 Wife of the 6th great-grandson Kamehameha, King I [368399] Adams, Frank L. (b. 1939) 415411 Husband of the 7th great-granddaughter Kamehameha, King I [368399] Adams, Keahi Todd 415414 8th great-grandson Kamehameha, King I [368399] Adams, Rose 416367 Wife of the 5th great-grandson Kamehameha, King I [368399] Adams, Travis Keala 415412 8th great-grandson Kamehameha, King I [368399] Adams, Wayne Kaleo 415415 8th great-grandson Kamehameha, King I [368399] Adriano, Arnold (b. 1963) 415085 7th great-grandson Kamehameha, King I [368399] Adriano, Brandon (b. 1977) 415073 7th great-grandson Kamehameha, King I [368399] Adriano, Calandria Ann (b. 1957) 415082 7th great-granddaughter Kamehameha, King I [368399] Adriano, Christina (b. 1959) 415089 7th great-granddaughter Kamehameha, King I [368399] Adriano, Clarence F. (b. 1939) 415039 6th great-grandson Kamehameha, King I [368399] Adriano, Clarence F. , Jr. (b. 1961) 415084 7th great-grandson Kamehameha, King I [368399] Adriano, Claudette M. (b. 1957) 415088 7th great-granddaughter Kamehameha, King I [368399] Adriano, Daniel E. (b. 1961) 415090 7th great-grandson Kamehameha, King I [368399] Adriano, Darci (b. 1980) 415074 7th great-granddaughter Kamehameha, King I [368399] Adriano, David R. (b. 1968) 415091 7th great-grandson Kamehameha, King I [368399] Adriano, Deanne L. (b. 1967) 415075 7th great-granddaughter Kamehameha, King I [368399] Adriano, Deidre L. (b. 1968) 415076 7th great-granddaughter Kamehameha, King I [368399] Adriano, Donald S. (b. 1944) 415041 6th great-grandson Kamehameha, King I [368399] Adriano, Finesse A. (b. 1953) 415034 7th great-granddaughter Kamehameha, King I [368399] Adriano, Lawrence Low (b. 1928) 415027 6th great-grandson Kamehameha, King I [368399] Adriano, Lawrence Low , Jr. (b. 1958 415036 7th great-grandson Kamehameha, King I [368399] d. 1958) Adriano, Louisa Ann (b. 1941 d. 1969) 415040 6th great-granddaughter Kamehameha, King I [368399] Adriano, Martin 415030 6th great-grandson Kamehameha, King I [368399] Adriano, Nicholas (b. 1895 d. 1969) 415038 Husband of the 5th great-granddaughter Kamehameha, King I [368399] Adriano, Patrick 415029 6th great-grandson Kamehameha, King I [368399] Adriano, Renee C. (b. 1951) 415032 7th great-granddaughter Kamehameha, King I [368399] Adriano, Renwick N. (b. 1959) 415083 7th great-grandson Kamehameha, King I [368399] Adriano, Robert (b. 1938) 415025 6th great-grandson Kamehameha, King I [368399] Adriano, Sandra L. (b. 1970) 415086 7th great-granddaughter Kamehameha, King I [368399] Adriano, Shane A. K. (b. 1973) 415037 7th great-grandson Kamehameha, King I [368399] Adriano, Shye'Ann D. (b. 1949) 415031 7th great-granddaughter Kamehameha, King I [368399] Adriano, Xavier H. (b. 1952) 415033 7th great-grandson Kamehameha, King I [368399] Adriano, Yvette L. (b. 1956) 415035 7th great-granddaughter Kamehameha, King I [368399] Adric, Adrinette L. (b. 1952) 416018 Wife of the 6th great-grandson Kamehameha, King I [368399] Agrabante, Paulette 415833 Wife of the 6th great-grandson Kamehameha, King I [368399] Ahue, Joelyn Mahealani (b. 1957) 416263 Wife of the 6th great-grandson Kamehameha, King I [368399] Ahuna, Bambi Nalani (b. 1973 b. 1974) 415725 8th great-granddaughter Kamehameha, King I [368399] Ahuna, Edie Lorrie John (b. 1961 b. 1962) 415721 8th great-granddaughter Kamehameha, King I [368399] Ahuna, Edward Kehoa (b. 1914) 415628 Husband of the 6th great-granddaughter Kamehameha, King I [368399] Ahuna, Edward Kehoa , Jr. (b. 1944) 415630 7th great-grandson Kamehameha, King I [368399] Ahuna, Edwin Kahiwa (b. 1952) 415632 7th great-grandson Kamehameha, King I [368399] Ahuna, Elizabeth K. (b. 1954 d. 1954) 415629 7th great-granddaughter Kamehameha, King I [368399] Ahuna, Garrett K. (b. 1977) 415729 8th great-grandson Kamehameha, King I [368399] Ahuna, Jason Keola (b. 1975) 415728 8th great-grandson Kamehameha, King I [368399] Ahuna, Noel (b. 1970) 415724 8th great-grandchild Kamehameha, King I [368399] Ahuna, Walter (d. bef 1989) 415730 8th great-grandson Kamehameha, King I [368399] Ahuna, Walter (b. 1950 d. 1973) 445352 7th great-grandson Kamehameha, King I [368399] Ahuna, Welden Kahililaulani (b. 1948) 415631 7th great-grandson Kamehameha, King I [368399] Akana, Albert Kahumoku 415096 Husband of the 5th great-granddaughter Kamehameha, King I [368399] Akana, Albert Sheldon (b. 1943) 415098 6th great-grandson Kamehameha, King I [368399] Akana, Curtis M. (b. 1932) 415283 Husband of the 6th great-granddaughter Kamehameha, King I [368399] Akana, Karen Liane (b. 1953) 415284 7th great-granddaughter Kamehameha, King I [368399] Akana, Kathie Lynn (b. 1956) 415285 7th great-granddaughter Kamehameha, King I [368399] Akana, Kevin William (b. 1973) 415289 7th great-grandson Kamehameha, King I [368399] Akana, Kismet Lee (b. 1959) 415288 7th great-granddaughter Kamehameha, King I [368399] Akana, Richard Elliott (b. 1941) 415097 6th great-grandson Kamehameha, King I [368399] Akana, Rita 415100 Wife of the 5th great-grandson Kamehameha, King I [368399] Akao, Maria (b. 1918) 415732 Wife of the 6th great-grandson Kamehameha, King I [368399] Akina, Adele Leilani (b. 1940) 416039 6th great-granddaughter Kamehameha, King I [368399] Akina, Arlene Kahelilani (b. 1947) 416043 6th great-granddaughter Kamehameha, King I [368399] Akina, Cherrie-Ann Keala (b. 1967) 416049 7th great-granddaughter Kamehameha, King I [368399] Akina, Eloise Hiilani (b. 1941) 416040 6th great-granddaughter Kamehameha, King I [368399] Akina, Francis Hakau (b. 1915) 416038 Husband of the 5th great-granddaughter Kamehameha, King I [368399] Akina, Francis Hakau , Jr. (b. 1943) 416041 6th great-grandson Kamehameha, King I [368399] Akina, Howard Brent (b. 1966) 416048 7th great-grandson Kamehameha, King I [368399] Akina, Loretta Kuualoha (b. 1945) 416042 6th great-granddaughter Kamehameha, King I [368399] Akiu, Joan (b. 1947) 415610 7th great-granddaughter Kamehameha, King I [368399] Akiu, Kenneth (b. 1952) 415612 7th great-grandson Kamehameha, King I [368399] Akiu, Michael (b. 1954) 415613 7th great-grandson Kamehameha, King I [368399] Akiu, Paul Acro Baker (b. 1920) 415608 Husband of the 6th great-granddaughter Kamehameha, King I [368399] Akiu, Paul Lindsey (b. 1946) 415609 7th great-grandson Kamehameha, King I [368399] Reproduced from the Family Forest® National Treasure Edition, Copyright 1998-2009, Millisecond Publishing Company, Inc. www.familyforest.com 7 Jun 2011 Kinship of King Kamehameha I 2 Name - PIN Relationship Common Ancestor Akiu, Paulette (b. 1949) 415611 7th great-granddaughter Kamehameha, King I [368399] Alesna, Maudeen Kealakauilani 415896 Wife of the 7th great-grandson Kamehameha, King I [368399] Ali'ipalapala, (---) 419788 Son Kamehameha, King I [368399] Anderson, Gale Ray (b. 1940) 416334 Husband of the 6th great-granddaughter Kamehameha, King I [368399] Anderson, Grant Kawika (b. 1979) 416337 7th great-grandson Kamehameha, King I [368399] Anderson, Kyle Keola (b. 1974) 416336 7th great-grandson Kamehameha, King I [368399] Anderson, Parker Keoni (b. 1970) 416335 7th great-grandson Kamehameha, King I [368399] Andrus, Charles Parker (b. 1954) 416353 6th great-grandson Kamehameha, King I [368399] Andrus, Eva Maile (b. 1960) 416356 6th great-granddaughter Kamehameha, King I [368399] Andrus, Jay David (b. 1959) 416355 6th great-grandson Kamehameha, King I [368399] Andrus, Jessica Mariko (b. 1984) 416361 7th great-granddaughter Kamehameha, King I [368399] Andrus, LaVerne Lehua (b. 1956) 416354 6th great-granddaughter Kamehameha, King I [368399] Andrus, Parker Christian (b. 1987) 416362 7th great-grandson Kamehameha, King I [368399] Andrus, Paul Charles (b. 1924) 416351 Husband of the 5th great-granddaughter Kamehameha, King I [368399] Andrus, Raquel Malia (b. 1982) 416364 7th great-granddaughter Kamehameha, King I [368399] Andrus, Rena Kanani (b. 1985) 416365 7th great-granddaughter Kamehameha, King I [368399] Andrus, Sarah Koa (b. 1987) 416366 7th great-granddaughter Kamehameha, King I [368399] Andrus, Vaun Blair (b. 1953) 416352 6th great-grandson Kamehameha, King I [368399] Antone, Alika Marh (b. 1977) 415261 8th great-grandson Kamehameha, King I [368399] Antone, Moanikeala (b. 1982) 415262 8th great-granddaughter Kamehameha, King I [368399] Antone, Ronald (b. 1949) 415260 Husband of the 7th great-granddaughter Kamehameha, King I [368399] Antone, Walter Kala , Jr. 416146 7th great-grandson Kamehameha, King I [368399] Antone, Walter Kala , Sr. (b. 1946) 416145 Husband of the 6th great-granddaughter Kamehameha, King I [368399] Apa, Nolia (b. 1929) 415404 Wife of the 6th great-grandson Kamehameha, King I [368399] Apana, Blessedere Pomaikalani (b. 1962) 415448 8th great-granddaughter Kamehameha, King I [368399] Apana, Carla Mahealani (b. 1975) 415451 8th great-granddaughter Kamehameha, King I [368399] Apana, Charles Carey (b. 1961) 415447 8th great-grandson Kamehameha, King I [368399] Apana, Chiltin Kauhane , Sr. (b. 1937) 415445 Husband of the 7th great-granddaughter Kamehameha, King I [368399] Apana, Chiltin Kauhane , Jr. (b. 1959) 415446 8th great-grandson Kamehameha, King I [368399] Apana, Clayton Waikiki (b. 1977) 415452 8th great-grandson Kamehameha, King I [368399] Apana, Judy Leialoha (b. 1972) 415450 8th great-granddaughter Kamehameha, King I [368399] Apana, Julia Papahi (b. 1966) 415449 8th great-granddaughter Kamehameha, King I [368399] Apato, Lisa Malia (b.
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