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1/2 Kaoma,.Ahupuaa, Hilo, Hawaii 83 KAAHUMANU, k. M.A. 17 (Original Claim 7684) MAHELE BOOK 124-125.(130-131) Relinquished: 1/2 Kaoma, ahupuaa, Hilo, Hawaii X "kona kaha pea" witness S. P. Kalarna. Received: 1/2 Kaoma,.ahupuaa,Hilo, Hawaii Claim 7684 NR 432.5; Ko Kaahumanu: 1/2 Kaoma ahupuaa, Hilo, Hawaii. E hoona kuleana. G.P. Judd Claim 7684 awarded under M.A. 17: M.A. 17: 1/2 Kaoma; no RP, no acreage (Aw. Bk. 3:330; Indices 437) from "Particulars" (microfilm, Index to Awards): "Representative Kaoaopa [w; his daughter] and Keoua as per will of 8 Aug. 1856" Claim 5872 "See Award 735" (Numerical Index of Awards) NR 167.5 claim for houselot at Kawaiahao Claim 735 . NR 395.2: September 30, 1847: This is an explanation of the interest in the land and the 10t From Kamehameha I, through Kamehameha II until Kamehameha III. It was inherited land for Amamalua and for me, his son, Kaahumanu. When he [Amamalua] went under Koahou [his brother] and died, it was bequeathed to Kekalionohi, not to me, the heir. I remained [on the 'land] and sought out this Haku of mine [Kekauonohi], who refused to part with it. This was at Hilo. I am independent in the claim for these six lands whose names are: Kanekiki in Puna, Honokohau and Kukio in Kona Waianae in Lahaina Waimalu on Oahu The sixth is the houselot at Honuakaha on Oahu. I urge that this claim be awarded, under the King. Here are the names of the witnesses for the land at Hilo: Kauhola, Walawala, and Namaka. NT 538.2 February 25, 1848: Kamaka, witness to land in Honolulu: from Keeaumoku to Kaahumanu in 1822, and Kaahumanu occupies it at present. It is enclosed, with two houses within. Boundaries John Ii confirms. Ff 213.2, February 25, 1848: Kamaka, sworn: knows his houselot in Honolulu called [sic; read at] Honuakaha. Claimant got it from Keeaumoku before Rihoriho's death [1824]. Keeaumoku possessed it a long time before Claimant lived on it. Partly fenced, and has 2 houses on it. John Ii confirms. "(Claimant relinquished his claim to the other pieces named in his statement to the Board [NR 395.2 above], they are old lands, long ago lost.) " 84 LCA 735 Honuakaha, Honolulu, .58 acres. (Aw. Bk. 2: 123; Indices 319) Greer Map 1986, below Queen St., Waikiki of Punchbowl. Claim 279 "Not Awarded" (Index of Numerical Awards) NR 66.2 ...from the grandfather (ke kupunakane) to the father (ke makuakane) and to him: Honokohau, Kuhio, and Waimalu, Oahu. [Note: Trans. of NR 66.2 reads". ..and to her", which is incorrect. This K/A Kaahumanu was a male] 601: KAAHUMANU Paternal Genealogy: (from Keawepoepoe) [Kamanawa It son of Keawepoepoe, had 5 wives of record.] Keawepoepoe Kanoena Kameeiamoku Kamanawa I Kamanawa I Kaehukie1ei Koahou Amamalua Amamalua Walawala KAAHUMANU ,k. KAAHUMANU Hilina Maraea Kaoaopa,w., [who is the "Maraea" in Nakuapaa's Probate 2419, 1st CC] 601: KAAHUMANU Maternal line: (Moana genealogy) McKinzie Vol. 1:59, 62: Heulu Moana Hakau, w. Kanaina-nui Hakau Hao Wahine, w. Keakaainalu Wahine Kepoo, w. Kalanikupuainui Kepoo Naeole Naeo1e Kauko Walawala,w. Amamalua Walawala KAAHUMANU KAAHUMANU Hilina MaraeaKaoaopa Hamukoki,w..
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