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No. 8515*O, Keoni Ana [John Young]
F.R. 26v3
Claim 8515 Keoni Ana, See Native Register Volume [left blank] Page [left blank].
N.R. 708v3
No. 8515 John Young /Jr./ /Keoni Ana/, Palace, February 14, 1848
Greetings: I hereby describe my lands and those of my cousins, for you to investigate and award. Given below are the names of the lands, and the ones who have the land.
With thanks,
JOHN YOUNG /JR./
John Young's /Jr.? /Keoni Ana/
for Kamaikui
Puunui, an `ili Honolulu, Kona, Oahu.
Puunoa for Lahilahi Ahupuaa, Lahaina, Maui.
The Inherited Lands,
East Kawaihae, Ahupuaa, Kohala, Hawaii
Keaku 1, Ahupuaa, Hilo, Hawaii.
Halehaku, Ahupuaa, Hamakua, Maui
Panoa, an `ili, Kona, Oahu
[See below 8518B for James Y. Kanehoa and 8519B for Pane /Fannie's/, Peke 8524B, Julia Alapai Kauwa 8525B for Maui holdings]
N.R. 711-713v3
[continuation of above] Keoni Ana, Honolulu, 14 February, 1848
Greetings to you all: Here are my houselots:
On Oahu
1. Lot at Luakaha, H. Kalama
2. Lot in Honolulu on the north side of the small school house lot, C.K. and K. III / C. Kanaina? and Kamehameha III/
3. Lot on the southwest of the lot of Namauu.
4. Lot at Kahua, for Kaumealani, on whose death it was bequeathed to my wahine.
On Maui
1. Lot just mauka of the Fort lot at Lahaina. Kamehameha III.
2. Lot of Kenkoa wahine which the Mo`i gave to my wahine.
3. Lot at Wailuku from the Mo`i.
4. Lot at Wailuku from the Mo`i to my wahine.
1 lo`i at Kapalama, Oahu.
When my right is determined, kindly award these.
With thanks,
KEONI ANA
The diagram of the lot of Keoni Ana in Lahaina on Maui.
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.... ssor at which time a payment of $10.00 was demanded. Again he took land for which he had to pay $12.00 upon complaint; however, he had attended Friday work from the beginning until the land was taken away. He has not done any Friday or konohiki work on konohiki days and the crop which is growing at this time is for John Young's attendant. I have no claim at Kaliu, only Paki has /claim/.
Kuukuu, sworn, I am a native of lower Kaliu in Honolulu district. Keaweluaole had given 2 patches to Konia after which Pehu, the father of Kauanui, asked me for some patches. I did give him a pasture from which he built two patches and lived under the konohiki until his death. Those patches were then given to me at which time I told them I have no children, I have a nephew, Kauanui, and that it would be best to give them to him. It has been that way to this time.
Postponed until John Young, Paki and Kekaulahao shall make an investigation on Saturday
N.T. 352v10
No. 8515, John Young (Keoni Ana), 22 April 1854 (from page 408, Vol. 3, F/T.) [Nos. 7713, 10474, 7716, 7714B, & 7712]
Kukahiko, sworn, I have this house lot, which belongs to John Young in Luakaha ili in Nuuanu, Honolulu, Oahu.
Mauka, Kaholuahune's land
Waikiki, Nuuanu Street
Makai and Ewa, the konohiki's land.
This place was received from King Kamehameha III in 1846, probably, and he has had it since that time to the present time. No objections.
Maneo (kane), sworn, I have known in the same way as Kukahiko has related, indeed. here were no objections.
Kailiwai (kane), sworn, I have known in the same way as they have related.
[Award 8515; R.P. 6778; Queen St. Honolulu Kona; 1 ap.; .61 Ac.; R.P. 6776; Luakaha Honolulu Kona; 1 ap.; 81.00 Acs; R.P. 1666; Pahoa Waikiki Kona; 1 ap.; 11.43 Acs]