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No. 1303, Kukeanuenue
N.R. 67v3
To the Land Commissioners, Greetings and peace: I, the undersigned, hereby tell of my land claim at Palolo in the `ili of Kepuhi. It is bounded on the east by a stream; on the north by the land of Pika; on the west by the land of Nakao; on the south by the land of Kaiwikokoole. Those are the boundaries of my land.
KUANUENUE X, his mark
December 4, 1847
F.T. 470v2
Cl. 1303, Kukeanuenue, September 11, 1848
Kawikokoole, sworn, This land I know. It is in Palolo Mauka of Waititi (ahubua) in several pieces.
1. House lot
Mauka it is ....
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.... mauka
Pehu's land, Waialae
Amala's land, makai
a precipice, Honolulu.
2. Five taro patches are where:
Ohule's land is mauka and Waialae
my property, makai
Kapali's land, Ewa.
3. Three taro patches are here.
Kekio's land is mauka and Waialae
my land, makai
Kapali's land, Ewa.
Kukeanuenue's land had been from Kaiwikokole at the time Kinau had been alive and he has continued to lived there to the present time; no one has objected. J. Piikoi was the konohiki of this land.
[Award 1303; R.P.; 2543; Kapuhi Palolo Kona; 1 ap. .9 Ac.]