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No. 1802, J. Nadal, Honolulu, December 20, 1847
N.R. 259-260v3
Greetings to you, W. L. Lee, President of the Land Commissioners: I, the undersigned, am a foreigner, properly married to a woman of these islands, under the one law.
I have a house lot in Honolulu which is well-known to those living here, and the basis of my interest there is known, therefore it is not necessary for me to describe the basis of my claim on this paper. But since the Commissioners have encouraged the claimants to present th ....
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.... was constructed in the year 1837. He is a friend of Kamehameha. Kekuanaoa's first child and this was the reason for this award and he (Nadal) has always lived there to the present time. No one has objected.
M. Kekuanaoa's conveyance deed for that place which was written on January 3, 1842 and the signatures of the witnesses, Wm. Ladd. And J.W.D. Paalua are true. The contents within the document are also true.
[Award 1802; R.P. 7724; King, Richards & Merchant Sts, Honolulu Kona; 1 ap.; .17 Ac.]