PREDECESSORS AND SHORT HISTORY:
The estates belonging to this family are, Mu'a but not to include
Havelu, Fatumu and Lavengatonga but it shall
include Ha'atakalaua to Fua'amotu and Kai'avale and Ha'atui, also that
part of Navutoka that was divided by Malupo and Toi. Title holders
were...
- Hon. VILIAMI HALATUITUIA,
1st Tungi ca1887/1900, born 1822, son of
Hon. Maealuaki
Fatukimotulalo (see Tu'i Ha'atakalaua),
and
his wife, Hon. Kaunanga Haveahikule'o, Speaker of the House 1875/1896;
married 1853, Hon. 'Anaseini Tupou Veihola, daughter of Malakai Lavulo,
and
his wife, Luseane Halaevalu Mata'aho, and had issue, as well as further
issue by Sofaia Valu, born 1840, died 14th March 1887, daughter of
Fatafehi
Fonohema Tau'atevalu, and his wife, Tupoumapu Meihengalu (see Vaea). He died 13th June
1900.
- Hon.
SIAOSI TUKU'AHO, born 18th March 1854 in Mu'a, Tongatapu,
3rd Prime
Minister
of Tonga [xx.7.1890] -[1893]; Speaker of the House in 1897; married
12th September 1886 in Mu'a, Tongatapu, Hon. Mele
Siu'ilikutapu, born 24th July 1865 in Nuku'alofa, died 29th July 1921
in Nuku'alofa, daughter of Hon. Sunia
'Akaveka Mafile'o (see Tu'i Kanokupulu),
Great Chief of Kolomotu'a, and his wife, Hon. Fanetupouvava'u, and had
issue,
as well as further issue by Fane Mei'eua. He died 7th October 1897 in
Nuku'alofa.
- Hon. VILIAMI TUPOULAHI TUKU'AHO (by Mele Siu'ilikutapu)
(qv)
- 'Ungapapalangi Tuku'aho (by Fane), married (a), Sepiuta
Taukionetuku
'Akilele,
died 1953, married (b), Lavinia Ma'u Soakai,
and had issue. He died 1946.
- Malia 'Anaukihesina (by Sepiuta Taukionetuku
'Akilele), born 26th December 1896, married 1916, Tevita
Falepapalangi, and had issue. She died 12th April 1964.
- Sione Lamipeti (by Lavinia), born 27th November 1902,
married 1stly, 'Anaseini Tupouveihola 'Akau'ola, born 7th February
1906, died 24th December 1971, married 2ndly, 'Ana
Kilipati Kupu, daughter of
Siaosi
Tuku'aho Fotu (see Veikune), and his wife,
Vai,
and had issue. He died September 1969.
- Fa'ila Lamipeti-Mapakaitolo (by 'Ana
Kilipati) (+)
- Tupou Lolotava Lamipeti (by 'Ana
Kilipati) (+), born 1927, died 1989.
- Hon. 'Ane Tokanga Fuifuilupe Lamipeti, married Hon.
Seniloli
Ratu Popi Veikune (see Veikune), and had
issue.
- Milika Fe'ao Moemanu Lamipeti (by 'Ana
Kilipati), born 1933, married Sione Manu Kaho, born 1919, died 1992,
son of Tevita Kaho, and his wife,
Tupou Palavi. She died 1986.
- 'Ana Latai Lamipeti, married Vai
Tapatoutai (+).
- Hon. ʻUhinga'aevaluʻa Tupoutoʻaʻikolisi Puleʻanga
Lamipeti, married Hon. Samisoni Fonomanu Tuʻiʻafitu
[The Noble Tu'i'afitu], and had issue.
- Ma'u He 'Ofa Lavinia Lamipeti (by 'Ana
Kilipati), married Mr. Morel,
and has issue.
- Sione Lamipeti
- Tangifetaua Lamipeti
- Nora Tu'avava'u (by Clara Lynch)
- Tupou Holeva Tuku'aho (by Kafaika'imoana)
- 'Ungatea Tuku'aho (by Latu Holeva)
- 'Osaiasi Tovi Velata Tuku'aho (by Sofaia Valu), married
(a), Lupe, married (b), Namoe, married (c), Kato'One'Oetau, daughter of
'Ungamotangitau, and his wife, Teisa Palu. He died
29th August 1921.
- Tupou'ata Tovi (by Lupe)
- Latutame Tovi (by Kato)
- Mele Poli Tovi (by Kato)
- Hon. Lavenia Tuku'aho (by Sofaia Valu), married Hon.
Sailosi Fusi
Luani, 6th Luani, and had issue.
- Valu Matapule Tuku'aho (by Sofaia Valu)
- Taliai Siofilisi Tuku'aho (by Sofaia Valu)
- Hon. VILIAMI TUPOULAHI
TUKU'AHO, 2nd Tungi 1900/1941, born 1st November 1887 in
Nuku'alofa, educated at Newington College, Sydney;
Governor
of Vava'u 1912/1918; Minister for Lands 1918/1923; 8th Prime Minister
of
Tonga
[30.6.1923] - [20.7.1941]; he was awarded the C.B.E. on 28th July 1937;
married 19th September
1917 in Nuku'alofa, HM Queen Salote Mafile'o, Queen of Tonga, born 13th March 1900 in
Nuku'alofa, died 16th
December
1965 in Auckland, daughter of HM King GEORGE II TUPOU, and his wife, HM
Queen Lavinia
Veiongo, and had issue. He died 20th July 1941 in Nuku'alofa (#1
p.318).
- HM King TAUFA'AHAU TUPOU
IV, 3rd Tungi 1941/1965, 4th Tupou
1965/2006, 2nd Tupouto'a and 22nd
Tu'i Kanokupulu
1965/2006 (see Tonga - Tupou)
- Hon. Sitiveni
'Alaivahamama'o Polu Le'ulingana Tanusia Ma'a
Tonga Tuku'aho (see above)
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