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No. 2441, Tito Kealina
N.R. 501v3
I have a claim for land in the `ili of Lalaola, which was from Kaualoku. There are 19 lo`i, a kula, an upland forested area, and an olona area. /A shrub grown for its fiber./
TITO KEALINA
December 4, 1847
F.T. 240v8
Cl. 2441, Kealina, June 16th 1849
Ehu, sworn, I know the lands of the Claimant in Lalaole, Keanae, Koolau. They consist of 7 pieces.
[No.] 1 is bounded:
Mauka, by konohiki's loi
Hana by Ehu's land
Makai by Koouhiwa & Kaai's land
Hamakua by Maewaewa & Mama ....
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Hana by Uluhani
Makai by Ululaau
Hamakua by Keaka.
Section 5 - Kuaimoa Iona.
Mauka & Hana by Kanakahi
Makai by Kaiuilelee
Hamakua by Pali.
Section 6 - House lot.
Mauka by Pali
Hana by Stream
Makai by Stream
Hamakua by Ditch.
Section 7 - House lot at Lalaola.
Mauka by Kauhiike
Hana by Ehu
Makai by Kaea
Hamakua by Ditch.
No objections, there are 2 Hakuone
[Award 2441; R.P. 2946; Kuoo Keanae Koolau; 1 ap.; .092 Ac.; Lalaole Keanae Koolau; 1 ap.; 2.677 acs; Pahoa Keanae Koolau; 1 ap.; .5 Ac.]