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No. 377, John Pelletier, Claimant Maui,
F.R. 5v2
To the Commissioners &c for quieting Land titles, Lahaina, January 8th 1847
Gentlemen:
The undersigned begs leave to lay the following Claims for Your adjudication. One building lot, situated in Lahaina given to me by his Majesty, Kamehameha III, for work done for him as a Blacksmith in the year 1836.
Also one land situated in Wailuku called Kapalaalaea (pencil) paha-ply (ink) given to me by Kamehameha III for work done as a Blacksmith in 1836. His highness the Premier John Young wrote the letter to ....
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.... he left it in charge of witness. There are several kuleanas in the land.
Knows the House lot of claimant in Lahaina. Knows that he lived there previous to his obtaining the land at Wailuku. It joins Mr. Butler's land. Claimant's wife died there since he went to California (continued at page 107)
F.T. 107v15
No. 377, John Pelletier, (from page 102)
Decided that the House Lot claimed by John Pelletier, belongs to Kawakipi, No. 3420B.
[Award 377; R.P. 5366; Kapaalaea Wailuku; 1 ap.; 4.97 Acs; Kapaaiki Wailuku; 1 ap.; 5.81 Acs]