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No. 3525, Keliiolelo
N.R. 101v6
To the Land Commissioners. Greetings: I hereby state my claim in an `Ili called Awakamanu, adjoining Pohakoi in Waikapu, Maui /It has been held/ from the time of Kamehameha I, under the lords of the land until this time. A house site is in another `Ili, Kuaiwa, and three lo`i are in another `Ili, Nohohana, in Waikapu I live in Kuaiwa Waikapu,
KELIOLELO
22 December 1847
F.T. 470v7
Cl. 3525, Keliolelo
Mehau, sworn, The Claimant's lands consist of 3 pieces, but I know but one of them well.It is a kula land in the ili of Kohoa, Waikapu, M ....
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.... bounded:
Mauka by William H./Humphreys/
Waihee by William ma.*
Kula by Wm. McLane* and Government Lot
Maalaea by the land of Kimo Lutara /James Louzada/.
[No.] 3. is bounded:
Mauka by the land of Kuaana
Waihee by the land of Palakiko and Hoohei
Kula by the land of Pahoa
Maalaea by the land of Palakiko Pukiki /Francisco Portuguese/
/*On page 470in Vol. 7 Foreign Testimony, William Crowningburg's name is given as the owner on those sides/
[Award 3525; R.P. 3121; Awakamanu Waikapu; 1 ap.; 1.77 Acs; no R.P., Kuauoa Waikapu; 1 ap.; .24 Ac.; Kuaiwa Waikapu; 1 ap.; .24 Ac.]