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Alternate Genealogy

Namekeha's Mother

Number	Husband (Kane)	Wife (Wahine)	Child (Keiki)
1	Kaulaheaokamoku	Nawahineokamoku	Kalanikauowakea
2	Kaoao	Kalanikauowakea	Kuaena
3	Hilinaka	Kuaena	Kuapuualokalani
4	Kalauawa	Kuapuualokalani	Kukaeleiki

Namekeha's Father

Number	Husband (Kane)	Wife (Wahine)	Child (Keiki)
1	Kukaeleaiku	Umiulaakaahumanu	Kahaunuakea
2	Kahaunuakea	Kanoena	Haʻu
3	Haʻu	Kekuole	Kamaunu

Naea and Namakeha

Number	Husband (Kane)	Wife (Wahine)	Child (Keiki)
5	Kamaunu	Kukaeleiki	Namakeha and Naea
6	Namakeha	Halauwai	Hinau
7	Hinau	Makaaiau	Stella Keomailani
8	James D. Cockett	Stella Keomailani	Childless
6	Naea	Fanny Kekelaokalani Young	Emma Kaleleonalani
7	Alekanedero Liholiho	Emma Kaleleonalani	Albert Edward Kauikeaouli

Reference

Hawaiian Genealogies: Extracted from Hawaiian Language By Edith Kawelohea McKinzie, Ishmael W. Stagner, Brigham Young University--Hawaii Campus Institute for Polynesian Studies. Page 73

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Nāmākēhā

If an article is ever created for Nāmākēhā, who rebelled against Kamehameha I in 1796, the current redirect to this page should be the primary title. KAVEBEAR (talk) 09:56, 19 August 2023 (UTC)[reply]