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HAALELEA, LIWAI (LEVI)

MAHELEBOOKpp. 53-54 (58-59)Relinquished:

1/2 Kamananoni,ahupuaa, MolokaiReceived:

1/2 Kamananoni,Molokai

LCA 5382

(Signed)

Claim 5382NR 49.5: Honolulu, Feb. 2, 1848:Claims 1/2 of Kamananoni,Molokai,receivedfrom the King.FT [Foreign/Nativ"eTest.] 457.10"True copy" Signedby S. Spencer

LCA 5382 (no RP) 1 /2 Kamanoni,ahupuaa,Molokai, 35 acres/I apana(AwardsBook 10: 653; Indices268) .

R.P.G. 2557 Manowainuiand Kipu, Kona, Molokai942+ ac. 1859.R.P.G. 2709 Kahanui, Kona, Molokai 1158+ ac. 1860R.P.G. 1653Pauoa, Kapiwai, Kona, Oahu 0.08 ac. 1855R.P.G.2587 Pauoa, Kapiwai, Kona, Oahu 9.00 ac. 1859

159: Haalelea was a Hulumanu, one of the coterie of favorites ofKamehameha III. In about 1837 Kamehameha III allowed his Hulumanu todivide up [his] Molokai lands among themselves (Kamakau, 1961:342).

from the Kuokoa, Oct. 8, 1864 (translation by Mary Kawena Fukui):"L. Haalelea died Oct. 3, 1864, at his residence Holani, in Honolulu.

He was born in Lahaina in the year 1822. He was the son of Ha'alou,governor of Molokai under Kalaimoku. His mother was Kaipa [Kipa]. Uponhis marriage to Kekauonohi about 1848, perhaps, he was elevated to chief.

"His older brother, T. (Timothy) Ha'alilio accompanied Mr. Richards toEurope [1842].

"About five years before this, he [Ha'alelea] married Amoe [AmoeUlulani Kapukalakala Ena) the oldest daughter of John Ena of Hilo, Hawaii[on Jan. 21, 1858]."

from the Pacific Commercial Advertiser, Oct. 8, 1864:"Another chief dead -October2, 1864[Kuokoa,above, gives

Oct. 3rd] -The Honorable Levi Haalelea died at his residence aged 42years. He was born at Lahainain 1822,and was the son of Haalou, Governorof Molokai, under Kalaimoku. His motherwasKipa. By his marriageabout1848[Haaleleasays 1850in Equity200 p. 34) to Kekauonohi,a daughterofKamehamehaI he becamea Noble..." [goeson: he was a brother of Haalilio;he later marriedthe daughterof a Chinesemerchant;no issue].

PROBATE 2415, 1stCC 1864 Haalelea died October 3, 1864J .W.H.Kauwahi petitions for Letters of Administration, which is agreed

to by Hakaleleponi [Queen Kalama) and Kanaina, who claim to be deviseesunder the Will, one of whose witnesses to the signing was John Ena, Jr.

witness John Ena, Jr., sworn, says...I am his brother-in-law....The Will:

1. ... pay my debts, then divide the estate as follows:

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2. to my wife Anderrina Amoe [this is Anaderia Amoe Ena]and her heirs, 1/3 of the ahupuaa of Honouliuli, Ewa; ili aina ofKalawahine in Honolulu; apana aina at Niolopa, Honolulu; pahale inHonolulu called Holani and bounded by Richards St., Palace Walk, and nextto the pahale of H.K. Kapakuhaili [Hakaleleponi Kalama Kapakuhaili] and J.[Joshua] Kaeo. [This is R.P.G. 1653, shown on Greer Map of 1986]3. The pahale at Honolulu next to Queen St., Kuloloia its name, betweenthe pahale called Kaluaokapili and Mokuaikaua to ku'u kahu (my kahu),Pilali, and his [?her] heirs; this pahale not to be sold to pay my debts.4. The remainder to my heirs, ku'u makuakane [his uncle, Charles Kanaina]and kuu kaikuahine (his "sister") Hazaleleponi [Hakaleleponi] and if theydie then to William Lunalilo and other surviving children of Chas. Kanainaand Kapakuhaili[a.k.a. Hakaleleponi]. .

5. It is my desire that kou hoaloha (my friend) J.W.H. Kauwahi [spelledKauahi in original] of Lahaina be Executor of this Will.

From inventory of his estate in Probate File 2415:Pahale of Levi Haalelea [inherited from Kekauonohi; see also

KJA Keliiahonui's Probate #2085]:Lot on Haliimaile corner King & Richards Sts., unleased and not

occupied. [LCA 191 Ap. 2]Lot on Merchant St., a portion of lot called Kauanonoula. The other

part of this lot in award 191 has been sold to C.H. Lewers. This lot wasoccupied many years by Kaopi, now dead, husband of Hooleia, a kahu ofKeliiokalina. The house is partly paid for. [LCA 191 Ap. 4]

Lot and buildings on King St. running through to Merchant St. Themauka part of this lot on King St. was a part of the pin money [sic]allowed to Amoe (his wife at time of his death). She leased it to Mr.Houre August 25, 1864, for two years at $10.00 per month. The makaiportion is occupied by Poohiwa, an old Kahu of Haalelea. [LCA 191 Ap.l]

Lot on beach adjoining the premises of H.R.H. V. Kamehameha (VictoriaKamamalu] given to Pilali. [LCA 191 Ap. 3]

The land of Niolopa in Nuuanu Valley is a lele of Kalawahine but it wasmentioned in the Will for the reason that a portion adjoining was purchasedfrom Pauahi to settle a dispute about boundaries.

Waimalu, leased to J.R. WilliamsHonouliuJi, kula leased to Capt. Meek; fishing privilege makai leased

to Wilcox Richards & Co.Kalawahine comprises Niolopa, the kula above Punchbowl, several pieces

of kalo land and lwilei, beyond and makai of the Prison. The only leaseon this land is that held by Dr. Ford for a kalo patch near his residence.

Holani, dwellinghouselot [LCA 191Ap. 5] .

Island of MolokaiNaiwa, Kahanui, Kipu, Manawainui: Meyers lease for pasturage, also

pasturage leases of Edwin Jones, & J.W. Austin; "and Hitchcock holds nolease but has cattle and occupies land for which rent is due. "

Kapualei, Kumueli, Wawaia: adjoining each other. Native rents.1/2 of Kamanoni -- small, no natives living on it. [LCA 5382]Makaualua: native rents.House lot on Oahia, sold to a native, unpaid. Fornander has endorsed a

note for it.

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Island of MauiHahakea, Aka 2, Kapunakea, KuholiIea, Kuhuanui, Panaewa and etc., etc.,

Lands on LanaiIsland of Hawaii

Kona, Hawaii:Puna, Panau leased to J.C. King; Waiakahiula, native rents;HHo, Hamakua, sold to natives for cattle, no cattle delivered.Kohala, Puuepa, Puuokamau, Kealahewa, lands given in commutation toGovernment; in Privy Council records, lands "sold" to Government 1848

601: HAALELEABM 49:

KeakealanikaneMoana

(Moana genealogy)

KaleiheanaPiilaniwahineLono-a-Moana,IIiki-a-MoanaMoana-keakealaniAhumaikealakea

Moana,k.Kapuni-a-MoanaIliki-a-Moana, w.Moana,w.Ahumaikealakeaw.KIA Kipa, w.Malo

*Haalou Kipa LEVI HAALELEAKoeleele Kipa Haalilio

*Haaloudied April I, 1826(ChamberlainJournal)

Kauhi-a- HakiManuaa.k.a. UauaKuaina[HaaJeleaina]