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No. 2553, A. Waiakea
N.R. 552v3
Greetings to the Land Commissioners: I, Ana Waiakea, am a claimant for land in upper Honolulu, in Oloku. I have 10 lo`i, by right of tending the land, and its kula which I enclosed with a stone wall. My right was from Kaahumanu II in 1831 and I have held it since then for 17 years.
ANA WAIAKEA
Waiahao, January 1, 1848
N.T. 82-83v10
No. 2553, Waiakea [wahine], 8 December 1851
Kuukuu, sworn, I have seen her land sections in the lli of Oloku, Honolulu, Oahu 2 landsections.
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.... one reject in the least this bill of sale from this day forward until unending time. And should any one oppose to this document for his interest which might be included in this sale, then the responsibility would * be upon me and J. Kekaulahao would not be held liable, nor his heirs and substitutes after him for this transaction. In truth, I pen my signature and attach the seal on this 6th day of December 1851 in Honolulu, Oahu.
KOALELE
Witness: J.L. Nailiili,Kekino X his mark,W.B. Nahakualii
[Award 2553; R.P. 5599; Oloku Honolulu Kona; 2 ap.; 2.27 Acs; Waiakea for Kekaulahao]