Uncle Royden was hanai to his aunt Emily Hussey Kekoolani and her husband Nawai Kekoolani.
(Niau'pio Chief) LUPEKAPUKEAHOMAKALII (LUPE-KAPU-KE-AHO-MAKALI'I)
Acccording to Kamakau, an ali'i kapu and ali'i pi'o.
(Ruling Queen of O'ahu) KALANIMANUIA (KALANIMANUIA I, KALAI-MANUIA, KALAI-MANEIA)
She is a Kumuhonua chiefess. "Kalanimanuia (Kalai-manuia)" is the way Kamakau renders her name. He gives both names with the second in parenthesis.
(Ruling Chief of O'ahu) KU-A-MANUIA (KUAMANUIA)
Ku-a-Manuia is the name given by S.M. Kamakau. Groomed to be the Haku Ali'i (overlord chief, high chief) of Waikiki according to Kamakau. At her death, his mother Kalanimanuia (Alli-o-ka-moku, Ruling Chiefess of O'ahu) appointed him Ruling Chief of all O'ahu over his brothers and sister. She deeded him the lands of Ko'olaupoko and Kona.
Kekela is the name used by S.M. Kamakau. At her death, her mother Kalanimanuia (Alli-o-ka-moku, Ruling Chiefess of O'ahu) deeded her the lands of Wai'alua and Ko'olauloa under the supervision of her older brother Ku-a-Manuia, who was appointed Ruling Chief over all O'ahu.