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No. 809, Ikiiki and Keoahu, Kahookane, October 13, 1847
N.R. 442-443v2
Hear ye, O Land Commissioners: We hereby present our claim for our little land to you. There are some taro patches at Pualoalo.
These patches were from Piikoi. The diagram below shows the number. I, Ikiiki, have 11 taro patches, and I, Keoahu have 6 taro patches and two small barren places. Our claim is combined in the diagram.
This is the east side, adjoining Kahookane, the yardage is shown in the diagram
This is the north side of ou ....
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.... the contention with Kaomi. They had received this interest from Kaianui, who is Piikoi's father. No one has objected to the Keoahus to this day."
Page 566
N.T. 566v2
No. 809 - Ikiiki & Keoahu, from page 562, March 13[1848]
Paoa, swornand stated, "I have seen this land. Everything about it has been borne in Kumuhe's statements which have just been read here. No one has objected to them."
Page 562
[Award 809; R.P. 1812; Pualoalo Honolulu Kona; 1 ap.; 1.12 Acs]