Nanakehili (Fornander genealogy)

Nanakehili appears in Fornander’s genealogical tables. Its comparison with the differently spelled Nauakahili in the Kumulipo remains uncertain; the table’s family claims are recorded separately.

Parentage

Recorded default; alternative parentage accounts are listed separately below.

No parents recorded in the default.

Parentage accounts

Each account is a separate source claim. The parentage and children listed outside these accounts use the recorded default. Selecting an account in the interactive app updates its lineage, descent classification and inherited-power candidates. Linked pedigree accounts are selected together; other records retain their recorded parentage. Claims of ancestry are not proof of biological descent or attested powers.

• Fornander hawaii origin

  mortal by descent in this account.

  • father: HinanaloFornander Collection, first series (1916), Formation and Origin, ch. VI, Genealogy of Opuukahonua (primary)
  • mother: HaumuFornander Collection, first series (1916), Formation and Origin, ch. VI, Genealogy of Opuukahonua (primary)
  Fornander Collection, first series (1916), Formation and Origin, ch. VI, Genealogy of Opuukahonua (primary)
• Fornander oahu kualii

  mortal by descent in this account.

  • father: HinanaloFornander Collection, first series (1916), History of Kualii, ch. IV (primary)
  • mother: HaunuuFornander Collection, first series (1916), History of Kualii, ch. IV (primary)
  Fornander Collection, first series (1916), History of Kualii, ch. IV (primary)

Children in alternative accounts

• Wailoa: Fornander hawaii originFornander Collection, first series (1916), Formation and Origin, ch. VI, Genealogy of Opuukahonua (primary)
• Wailoa: Fornander oahu kualiiFornander Collection, first series (1916), History of Kualii, ch. IV (primary)

Names and tradition associations

• Nauakahili Hawaiian · disputedComparison suggested by corresponding genealogical positions and spelling; individual identity is not established by the reviewed passages.Fornander Collection, first series (1916), Formation and Origin VI and History of Kualii IV, named genealogical columns (primary); Liliuokalani, The Kumulipo (1897), Fifteenth Era, pp. 74 (primary)

Relations

• spouse: HaulaniFornander Collection, first series (1916), Formation and Origin, ch. VI, Genealogy of Opuukahonua (primary); Fornander Collection, first series (1916), History of Kualii, ch. IV (primary)
• child: WailoaFornander Collection, first series (1916), Formation and Origin, ch. VI, Genealogy of Opuukahonua (primary); Fornander Collection, first series (1916), History of Kualii, ch. IV (primary)
• father: HinanaloFornander Collection, first series (1916), Formation and Origin, ch. VI, Genealogy of Opuukahonua (primary); Fornander Collection, first series (1916), History of Kualii, ch. IV (primary)
• mother: HaumuFornander Collection, first series (1916), Formation and Origin, ch. VI, Genealogy of Opuukahonua (primary)
• mother: HaunuuFornander Collection, first series (1916), History of Kualii, ch. IV (primary)
• name comparison: NauakahiliFornander Collection, first series (1916), Formation and Origin VI and History of Kualii IV, named genealogical columns (primary)

Sources

• Nanakehili appears in Fornander’s genealogical tables. Its comparison with the differently spelled Nauakahili in the Kumulipo remains uncertain; the table’s family claims are recorded separately.: Fornander Collection, first series (1916), Formation and Origin VI and History of Kualii IV, named genealogical columns (primary)