Family Tree
| John Palmer Parker (1790–1868) |
Kipikane (1800–1860) |
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| John Palmer Parker II (1827–1891) |
Ebenezer Parker (1829-1855) |
Kilia Nahoalani | Mary Ann Kaulalani (1819–1859) |
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| Mary Parker Woods (1851–1909) |
Harriet Panana Napela (1852–1901) |
Samuel Parker (1853-1920) |
Abigail Campbell (1858–1908) |
Others | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| James Frank Woods (1872–1930) |
Eva K. Parker (1874–1922) |
John Palmer Parker III (1875–1894) |
Elizabeth Jane Lanakila Dowsett (1872–1943) |
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| Others | Henry Gaillard Smart | Annie Thelma Parker (1894–1914) |
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| Richard Smart (1913–1992) |
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