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No. 6, [William Blossom Wilson], George Pelly, claimant
F.R. 22-24v1
[Margin note: presented for file 4 o'clock p.m. 28 February [1846]
No. 1. O wau o William Blossom, ke hoolimalima aku nei au ia Robert Robinson i kou aina a pau maloko o Kapalama ma ka moku o Oahu, ua Kapaia hoi o Namihele [?], no na makalieke ehiku.
Na ae mai nohoi o Robert Robinson nana no e uku e na lii i ka auhaa i ka makahiki no ua aina la, e like me na Kanawai o Hawaii nei, a e uku mai no hoi ia William Blossom i na dala he kana kolu ma ko kala maoli i kela makahiki i keia makahiki a hala na makahiki ehiku, penei hoi ehiku kala me ka hapalua i ka la ehiku o Maraki ehiku dala me ka hapalua i ka la ehiku o June, ehiku dala me ka hapalua i ka la ehiku o sepatemaba ....
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.... the within lease to George Pelly, his heirs &c for value received.
Another indorsement by W. Blossom admits having received the full rent of the premises mentioned in the within document for the whole term of seven years, and released George Pelly from all claim for rent or other charge for the said lands at Palama for the term mentioned within; he having received full payment for the whole period.
Dated September 3, 1842, Witnessed by G.T. Allan, George Simpson,
[No. 2] No. 2 a letter from Robert Robinson to Richard Charlton, Esquire, dated March 4 complaining of a trespass on same land.
[Award 6; no R.P.; Kumuohia Kapalama Kona; no number 6 nor amount listed in awardee or location index; see Wilson, No. 518, Kumuohia, 2 ap.; 3.04 acs]