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No. 778, Naopae, Honolulu, Oahu 3 October 1847
N.R. 433v2
Greetings to the Land Commissioners: As directed in the generous law, I hereby tell you of my little parcel of land, a house site where my house stands. It has been completely fenced by my kane and myself, and since he is dead, it is mine.
I have lived there from the beginning when the house was built. There was nothing there formerly, only myself until this time and it is under ....
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Makai street, oceanside.
Naopae had received this interest from her husband, Kealoha, at the time of the Kauai battle. When that spouse had died, she remarried and it has been this way to the present day without any objections."
Namauu, sworn and said, "I have seen this property and everything about it just as Kaneulupo has told all of us here."
[Award 778; R.P. 3565; Richards St. Honolulu Kona; 1 ap.; .06 Ac.]