Ke aloha no!
Welcome to Banyan Tree, the homepage of the genealogy of the family Nahaolelua. I've been researching this name and variations for many years now, and have been working on a family history. You'll find information on the Hawaiian surname Kia Nahaolelua on this site. George Kia Nahaolelua, Jr. was my grandfather, and as is often the case, very little was known about him. Read more about him by clicking on the pebble below. Through my involvement on the Internet, and the assistance of others interested in genealogy online, I have located information on this family thought to have been lost forever, as well as many living relatives.

Be sure to visit my favorite genealogy sites, and let me know of any you may have found, especially those dedicated to Hawaii. While you are surfing, don't overlook the Hawaiian sites. Take a virtual trip to paradise - learn a little Pidgin, check out my book list or tour the islands. And before you leave, please be sure to send feedback or email to me with your comments. The links are below.

I hope you find something interesting and useful, and that you'll visit here again.

A Hui Hou!

 

Surnames I am researching include
KIA NAHAOLELUA - NAHAOLELUA - DAVIES (DAVIS)
View 8 generations of the Nahaolelua tree
from the earliest know ancestor, Kaneloa

BATHGATE - MACNAB (MACNABB, McNAB)
View the Bathgate-McNab Tree

LEMBERG
View the Lemberg Tree

DELEO
View the DeLeo Tree

 

More - click on the pebble

Who Was George Kia Nahaolelua, Jr.?

George's Parents, Madeline and George Nahaolelua, Sr.

Paul Nahaolelua, Governor of Maui

George Kia's Advertisements and Articles, Sr.

Henrietta Kia Nahaolelua, George's Sister

The Nine Nahaolelua Siblings

George, Sr.'s brothers and sisters

Articles of Interest

Various Nahaoleluas have been mentioned in
newspaper articles and books.

Genealogy sites.
General genealogy references that I've found useful,
including specifically Hawaiian links, forums and newsletters.

Hawaiian Sites
Includes sites on history, culture, the ukulele and more.

The Bookshelf

Titles from my library of books on Hawaiian history, culture, genealogy.

 

Special thanks to my son, BILL! for
helping me construct this web site.

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Page maintained by Banyan Tree

February 2007

 

Copyright 2005 by Vicki DeLeo
Information found on this site pertaining to my family's history,
or details of any individual living or dead, may not be used without written permission.
If you wish to link to this site, please email me.

Read about sharing information with others in the excellent article from the National Genealogical Society.

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