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Claims [667, Kauaua], 622 to 671
F.R. 103v2
Native Register
N.R. 336v2
No. 667, Kauaua, Honolulu, Oahu, Kahookane, September 17, 1847
To the Land Commissioners: I, Kauaua, petition you for my claim where my house stands, at Kahookane. This is an old interest from my grandparents to my makuas, and we live in this place, Kahookane. This was my birthplace and I live here with my makuas and my children were born in this place, not anywhere else. We are the people who ha ....
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.... oward the mountain
Namauu's places, Waikiki and oceanside.
This place has not been enclosed and there is one house there for Kauaua. Our ancestors had lived there through Peleioholani, now we are living there. That is our very old place and I had gone to live with the chiefs. Kauaua is still living there and the place is for her, she has the right. There are some people living there under Kauaua. She is a foster daughter of mine."
[Award 667; R.P. 1817; Kahookane Honolulu Kona; 1 ap. .6 Ac.]