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No. 677-683, Kekuanaoa
N.R. 345-348v2
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This lot is outside of Honuakaha. The interest is that this is an edge of my land for Puunui.
No. 678
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The right in this place is that the makuahine, Unauna, gave it to Kinau, and it is under her, and if fault is found with the occupation by her keiki, Kinau will take it.
No. 679
/Diagram 30/ [Not in this text]
Lot where Wahinealii is living, it is for Kinau
No.680
/Diagram 31/ [Not in this text]
Lot of Malihini, for M. Kekuanaoa.
No. 681
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Lot of Victoria which Kanikala says is hers.
Here is the right to this place; this was Kaahumanu's and her people live there. This place is called Nihoa. Upon her death it went to Kinau. We did not hear that Kaahumanu gave it to anyone else.
No. 682
/Diagram 33/ [Not in this text]
Lot of M. Kekuanaoa, mauka of Kawananakoa, called Maunaala.
No. 683
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Lot of M. Kekuanaoa mauka of Kaaihee.
See pages 611-612 for some lots.
F.T. 159-161v2
Claims 677 to 683, M. Kuanaoa, January 18, 1848
No. 677, ....
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.... rable. I know it came to the Governor in 1836 as heir of Kinopu. He intends to give it to Victoria. He has held it ever since and there is no other claimant.
N.T. 485-486v2
No. 677, Kekuanaoa, January 22, 1848
Kekuanui, sworn by the word of God and stated, "I have seen this property; it is in Honolulu her and I am living there. I have lived there 15 or probably 16 years.
Mauka street is toward the mountain
A river flowing toward the sea, Waikiki
Kuhaupio's place, Ewa
And this place has been enclosed. This enclosure indicates very clearly Kekuanaoa's property. This land had been from Kaahumanu I and in the year 1846. It was surrounded by a fence. Kahakai and a foreigner's interest are in there."
Kamohaikea wahine, sworn by the Word of God and stated, "I have seen this place which is in Honolulu here named Hanuakaha. It has been enclosed and that is its most established boundary. This is for Kekuanaoa (but) under Victoria. I have lived there since Kaahumanu 1st's time. Two houses are there and we (two) are living under Kekuanaoa and I have not know any other interest there."
[Award 677; R.P. 1245; Honuakaha Honolulu Kona; 1 ap.; 8.9 Acs; See other claims 678-683]