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[No. 6498-6500], [Kakio], Lahaina, February 3, 1848
N.R. 394v6
Hear ye, ye Land Commissioners sitting on the Island of Oahu. We hereby state our claims for house lots, mo`os, lo`is, and breadfruit trees. Our names are below:
No. 6498, Kakio. 5 mo`o, 1 pauku of taro, 4 breadfruit trees, 1 house lot
No. 6499, Nakoelua 2 mo`o, 1 house lot, 2 breadfruit trees.
No. 6500, Pihalaalaau 2 mo`o, 1 house lot
Those are our claims.
F.T. 108-109v7
Cl. 6498, Kakio, See page 170
Nakoelua, sworn, I know the lands of the claimant. They are in "Kainehe" Lahaina. They consist of a house lot and kula in one piece, and one piece of kalo land up mauka of 5 lois.
The claimant received these lands from Aki in 1845 and he has held them without dispute ever since. J. Piikoi is the Lord of the land.
The house lot and kula piece is bounded:
Mauka by "Hanakaoo"
Olowalu by my land and a path
Makai by the Alanui Aupuni
Kaanapali by "Puunoa."
The kula piece is bounded:
Mauka by "Kalimaohe"
Olowalu by the high pali
Makai by the creek of Kahoma
Kaanapali by the same.
(See further testimony in this claim)
F.T. 170v7
Cl. 6498, Kokio, See page 108
This claim has been partly heard before (See page 108)
Samuela Jackson, born in Madras, sworn, I know the land of the claimant. It is in Kainehe, Lahaina. It consists of a house lot and kula in one piece and a kalo land of 5 lois.
My wif ....
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F.T. 73v15 & N.T. 73v15
No. 6498, Kokio, (from page 59)
Disputed by Piikoi.
Upai, sworn, says Kokio was the hooaina of "Kainehe" from the year 1841 to the year 1845, and paid the tax of that land from three to seven dollars every year to witness, who was then the Tax Collector.
N.T. 2v5
No. 6467!, Kakio, Cont. page 53
[Should be No. 6498]
Nakoaelua, sworn, He has seen Kakios interest in Kainehu ahupuaa of 5 patches and a pasture, the sections of the two parcels are:
Section 1 - Pasture.
Mauka by Hanakoo
Olowalu Nakoaelua's land
Makai by Road
Kaanapali by Puunoa?.
Section 2 - Taro.
Mauka by Kalimaole ?
Olowalu Pali
Makai by Stream
Kaanapali by Kahoma ?
Interest from Aki in 1845, it has been filed, no objections.
N.T. 53v5
No. 6498, Kokio, from page 2
Work has been done previously on this claim by Piikoi, Kokio had been in error in claiming this interest.
Keahina, sworn, He has seen these sections which Kokio had claimed, he (Kokio) has no interest here. Keahina's wife had given Kokio custody of the interest only, the interest belonged to Piikoi. Aki had given it to him in 1845, Kokio had been summoned before the land commissioners, but he had not responded. 1 house lot and a pasture.
Section 2 - 5 patches - 8 patches is absolutely correct.
[Award 6498; R.P. 5596; Kainehe Lahaina; 2 ap.; 3 roods 20 rods; 6478 also awarded]