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No. 45, John R. Vonpfister, Claimant
F.R. 63v1
To the Honorable Board of Commissioners to Quiet Land Titles.
Gentlemen, I submit you herewith the evidence of my title to certain Land at Lahaina in the Island of Maui, which I request you to examine & confirm to me according to my legal right in it.
Signed, JOHN R. VONPFISTER
1 document in Hawaiian dated 15 May 1841 and signed, Kamehameha III, Kehauluohi,
John R. Vonpfister
Entered in Native Register Page
F.T. 63v1
No. 45, John R. Vonpfister, Claimant
To the Honorable Board of Commissioners to Quiet Land titl ....
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.... hokalole said that the property is for Keohokalole, and not for the King.
Z. Kaauwai's sworn testimony:
Question: For whom is the Ahupuaa (division of an island for landholding purposes) at Paeohi?
Kaauwai: For Keohokalole, and a portion in there was granted to Opakahelu.
Question: How long did Keohokalole live there?
Kaauwai: A very long time since the time of his grandfolks. The first time Opakahelu mentioned about it was when he had a lease with Kapaakea. Kapaakea said that the King had it and the King said that Kaeohokalole had it.
[Award 45; Paeohi Lahaina; 1 ap.; .112 Ac. 28 ft.]