LCA No. 19 to Naahu

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Cultural Surveys Hawai‘i Job Code: KALIHI 17 Appendix D: Land Commission Awards – Downtown Honolulu N.T. 78-79v1 No. 30, Kahoowaha, Office of the Board of Commissioners Who Quiet Land Titles, Kauwila House, Honolulu, June 30, 1846 Kinopu sworn and testified: The fort of Kalaimoku was being built while I was in Ewa and when I returned my grandfather was residing at Kapuukolo as a fisherman. In the year 1823 when Liholiho went to Britain, Kaikioahu my grand-father died. He bequeathed to his son Kahulumanu the village, to the pukuikolo (collection of gods, things?) Question: Where is the village? Answer: It is in Kapuukolo. It had no fence at that time, and when my father died, he willed the village and the pukuikolo to my oldest brother. My grandfather was buried there; my brother settled me on a house site and he returned to the property. That is the end of what I had known. I did not know about Kahoowaha's interest. Halawa's sworn testimony: Question: What do you know about Kahoowaha's land? Halawa: A woman of this person's mother, when she died she willed the houselot to the one after her (the person replacing her in position) and I was her subject. Question: Is that Kahoowaha's property? Halawa: Yes. Question: Who gave (him) the property? Halawa: Kukalanipo, his father. Question: Is this all you know? Halawa: Yes. The Napahi and the Kekualaula claim is postponed to the 6th day of July, due to a problem by the land officers. See Kinopu's objection, page 356 of Book II of the testimonies. See continued page 214, Volume 10 N.T. 70v1 Kahoowaha's work is postponed to the 30th day of June which is a Tuesday. N.T. 214-215v10 No. 30, Kahoowaha (see page 61, Vol. 1), vs. Keo Bolabola Makaioulu, sworn, I was a native during the time of Kamehameha I, my wife was from this land Archaeological Inventory Survey Plan, HHCTCP City Center (Phase IV) Construction D-26 TMK: [1] 1-2, 1-5, 1-7, 2-1, 2-3 (Various Plats and Parcels)
Cultural Surveys Hawai‘i Job Code: KALIHI 17 Appendix D: Land Commission Awards – Downtown Honolulu and she died here. I have seen this place over which there is a dispute between Kahoowaha and Joe Ii the beginning, I had known it was for Kahoowaha during the time of Kamehameha I, Kuihelani was the tenant and Kukalanipo was the fisherman. Upon Kuihelani's death, this land was bequested to Kauwaumakea and Kukalanipo was still the fisherman. The place was not enclosed, but house have been built and each individual place under Kukalanipo has a fence, when Kukalanipo died during the reign of King Liholiho. Kekuanui, his own brother-in-law inherited the land and he lived there. He built a wooden fence for one side of this place and left the other side open because the nets were there. He lived there till his death at the time Liholiho died in Britain. He had bequested his land and estate to his punalua, Ohuaole. Ohuaole lived there; later, immediately after the death of Nahienaena and Kinau was yet alive, I saw Kawai with two other persons come from Waialua and lived with his friends, Kina and Koalakahi. Later he was evicted for having mischievously put out the lamp one evening, then his wife acted as a wife to Ohuaole and Ohuaole gave them a house upon her request to live under him. The place was to be returned to Ohuaole should Kawai decide to leave the place. He has lived there since he had received the place to the present. I have not known that he had filed a claim for this time, I have known this only now. Postponed: Until another witness is available. [Award 30; R.P. 1809; Kapuukolo Honolulu Kona; 2 ap.; .21 Ac.] Archaeological Inventory Survey Plan, HHCTCP City Center (Phase IV) Construction D-27 TMK: [1] 1-2, 1-5, 1-7, 2-1, 2-3 (Various Plats and Parcels)
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