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No. 5216, Penopeno
N.R. 170v7
Greetings to the Land Commissioners: I have an `ili in the Ahupua`a of Kumimi on the Island of Molokai. The name of this `ili is Koli. It is 4 chains long on the straight side and 4 chains and 9 fathoms on the crooked side. The makai side is 2 chains 5 fathoms. There is also kula land.
The konohikis during my time of "eating" the land have been first, Maika, then Nailima, Hulu and Poe.
The witnesses are Ihu, Luha, Kenui, Naonohi. All my witnesses are in Kumimi. Aloha to you all.
PENOPENO
F.T. 44v6
5216, Penopeno
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N.T. 184v6 [also page 105]
No. 5216, Penopeno
Naluaikoo, sworn, Koli ili land in Kumimi, taro pasture.
[It is bounded]:
Mauka by Kaili
Manae by stream
Makai by Luha
Malalo by pali
Penopeno lived at the time of Kaahumanu, 3 poalimas are there.
N.T. 34v16
No. 5216, Penopeno, Section 2, 2 November 1853
A kula, the testimony for which was given in Waialua and it was received in the same way as the taro land.
[Award 5216; R.P. 5204; Kumimi Kona; Ap. 1; 1 ap.; .54 Ac.; no R.P.; Kumimi Kona; Ap. 2; 1 ap.; 1.78 Acs]