Princess Abigail’s memorial service attended with love

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9 thoughts on “Princess Abigail’s memorial service attended with love”

  2. No she is NOT the last Monarchy there is many more out there, I have aunties, uncles and cousins right here in Hawaii within my genealogy of Koko (blood)she was hanai that she became princess. For the record really she was a US Citizen not a subject to Hawaii, KOH therefore the rest of us are Kings & Queens as pertaining to the declaration of King Kauikeauli! that he made all subjects to Hawaii (not a US Citizen)equal not as slaves but free as Kings & Queens.

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  3. I'm 100% sure she's not the "Last" Hawaiian princess.There are still heirs roaming around with claims and blood ties to Hawaiian royalty,but we don't know who and where they are.Still rest in love Princess Abigail Kawananakoa.

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  4. Such an honor that my dad was one of the men (craftsman) at Martin & Macarthur who made her coffin, thank you princess Abigail Kawananakoa for supporting Hawaii's local craftsman. 🥰💓🌺😁🙏✝️

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