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Alexander Ariipaea Salmon
Alexander Ariipaea Vehiaitipare Salmon Jr. (1855–1914) was the English-Jewish-Tahitian co-owner of the Maison Brander plantations on Tahiti and ''de facto'' ruler of Easter Island from 1878 till its cession to Chile in 1888.
==Family==
Salmon's father, Alexander Salmon (Solomon, 1822–1866), was an English Jewish merchant. While secretary to Pōmare IV of Tahiti, he fell in love with her twenty-year-old adoptive sister Oehau. For three days the queen canceled the law forbidding a Tahitian to marry a foreigner, gave Princess Oehau the title ''ari‘i'' Taimai, and they married.
Their daughter, Salmon's sister, Johanna Marau Ta‘aroa (1846–1934),〔http://www.guide2womenleaders.com/womeninpower/Womeninpower1870.htm〕 married her uncle, the future King Pōmare V, and was ''de facto'' ruler as Queen Marau (1877–1880) until he abdicated to the French colonial government. Another daughter married the Scottish merchant John Brander.
Their son, Alexander Jr, known as "Pa‘ea" (Mangarevan for 'hobble'), inherited his father's business interests and became co-owner with Brander of the ''Maison Brander'' copra and coconut oil plantations in Tahiti, the Marquesas, and the Cooks.
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