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No. 1793, Hookele
N.R. 256v3
To the Land Commissioners, Greetings: I, the undersigned, hereby state my claim in the 'ili of Kahaiao, Ahupua'a of Moanalua, Island of Oahu. There are three lo'i, one kula, four coconut trees.
HOOKELE
December 13, 1847
F.T. 189-190v3
No. 1793, Hookele
Kalanikilo, sworn, This land is in Moanalua, Kahaiao, kula & kalo of 4 patches, 1 house.
Mauka is Ulualoha, Kaimu & Waikoke
Honolulu, Oluehu
Makai, Kaupulehu
Ewa, kula of Sumner.
Claimant received this from his father in ....
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.... ork in the patch, Niau. After this was done, Kai ordered Hoomoeapule to cultivate the patch Kaiahao. It was time of Harvest when Hoapili had returned from the battle of Kauai, however the taro was not of good quality and the patch was given to Pupuka. This was before 1829.
Kaakau (Wahine), sworn, during the time of Kumuehuea and Ulili, there was no koele in this patch, it still was not a koele when Hoomoeapule had possession of it. Nohonani's statements are true.
[Award 1793; R.P. 2075; Kahaiao Moanalua Kona; 1 ap.; 3.94 Acs; Maili Moanalua Kona; 1 ap.; .52 Ac.]