Genealogy
/moʻokūʻauhau
Caring for our family genealogy is an important kuleana. Submitting updates helps us keep our moʻokūʻauhau accurate and up to date.
Our compiled genealogy are primarily used for genealogy banners that we display at our reunions, meetings, and family gatherings. It will also be used in the preparation and printing of our genealogy book, which we hope to have ready by our reunion date.
Genealogy is also used within our ʻohana to show relationships between relatives and help family members make connections—especially when family members are trying to figure out how they are related, confirm a line, or connect the dots across branches.
We will use your wording and spelling as submitted for our banners and genealogy book. If a section has a character limit or space constraint, we may need to shorten or format it for length only.
Because putting the book together takes a lot of time, we are setting a deadline for genealogy updates. Please submit your updates by June 14, 2026, and include one high-resolution family photo for your section in the genealogy book. This gives our committee enough time to review entries, format everything, and prepare it for print in time for the reunion. The final cost cannot be determined until all pages all laid out.
Please note that submitting genealogy does not count as a reunion registration. Reunion registration must be submitted separately here.
You are updating your Family Tree
Genealogy Committee Members
Kaʻapuni Peters-Wong, Mōʻī Peters Itutaua, Susie Martin, Valda “Sweetheart” Baisa Andaya, Kapiʻolani Adams, Toni Kowalski-Dacquel