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No. 6975, Kahele, Kailua, Island of Oahu, December 28, 1847
N.R. 410v5
To the Land Commissioners, Greetings: I hereby state my claim for land in the `Ili of Kaimi, mo`o of Ele`ele, and Kauhipahu and a kula which adjoins them, also a house. I got it from Poka in the time of Kamehameha 3.
KAHELE X, his mark
F.T. 202v14
No. 6975, Kahele, Aperila 22 1854
Kalaniwahine (wahine), hoohikiia, a olelo mai la Ua ike au i keia mau kuleana o Kahele ma ka Ili o Ainoni ame Kukanono ame Palawai i Kailua, Koolaupoko, Oahu.
Apana 1 - Moo Koele ili o Ainoni.
Mauka, Aina Konohiki
Kaneohe, Ili o Maunawili,
Makai, Kaelepulu
Waimanalo, ke Kahawai.
Apana 2 - Moo Oha ili o Kukanono
Mauka, Ka aina o Moi
Kaneohe, he akaakai
Makai, Kuniu
Waimana ....
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.... nd of Makalaau
Kaneohe by the taro land of Napuawa
Makai by the Poalima taro patch
K. [Waimanalo] by the poalima taro patch.
No. 4 (House lot) is bounded:
Mauka by Upland
Kanoehe by Upland
Makai by Upland
K. [Waimanalo] by Upland.
Claimant had his land Kukanono from the King about the year 1842 and has not been disturbed in the possession of it to this time. The three taro patches in Kawainui were given to Claimant by Hoaaina's of that ili about the year 1845.
The house lot in Kawainui was given to Claimant by Kekai the Konohiki of Kailua. The last year Kohaleole took from Claimant two of the taro patches in Kawainui, but without any good reason.
Claimant died in the year 1848, and left his land to his widow.
[No. 6975 not awarded: