  In all instances, I never told them the definition written here, but only asked them if they heard of it.  Anyone born in the Hawaiian Kingdom were automatically Hawaiian subjects, regardless of ethnicity.  Hawaiian statute provides that any person born within the territorial jurisdiction of the Hawaiian Kingdom of either Hawaiian subject parent(s) or Alien parents acquires Hawaiian citizenship at birth.  This of course was prior to 1898.    If you think about it, if there is kama'aina haole to specify the Haole descendants of missionaries, why wouldn't there be one for all the other ethnicities?  It seems rather absurd to me.