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KAMAMALU, VICTORIA (w) AIi'i Award LCA 7713, SOapana

MAHELE BOOK 1-6 (6-11)Relinquished:By. M. Kekuanaoa, father, and John Ii, executor of the estate of the

estate of Victoria Kamamalu (Mahele Book I, 3, 5 (6, 8, 10) (ahupuaa unlessotherwise noted»:

HAWAll:Kalopa, HamakuaKaohe, HamakuaHumuula, HiloKulaimano, HiloKuhua, HiloWailea, HiloLaupahoehoe I, 2Waiohinu, KauHihiu I, 2, KohaJaHonoipo, KohalaOpihipau, KohalaAnopuka, KonaHaleili, KonaHoopuloa, KonaKipahoehoe I, KonaMakuu, 1, 2, KonaMaunalei, KonaMaunaoui 1,2,3,4,5,6,7Opihihali 1, 2, Kona .

Pahoehoe, I, 2, Kona.Kaimu, PunaHonolulu, PunaPopoki, Puna

KAUAI:Huleia aina 13 iii, PunaKalalau, NapaliMakaweli, Kona, the ili and moo and loiWailua, PunaWaimea, Kona

MAUl:Waikapu, Puali Kom. (West Isthmus)Honokowai, KaanapaliOlowalu, LahainaAlamihi, LahainaHonokala, HamakualoaHoolawa, HamakualoaWananalua, I, 2, Hana -

Kahikinui, moku (district), Kona

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MOLOKAI:Kaluaaha, Kona

NIIHAU: the island

OAHU:Kaena, WaialuaKahuku, KoolauloaKamananui, WaialuaKawaihapai, WaialuaKawailoa, ili i Kailua, KoolaupokoKealia, WaialuaMokuleia (2), WaialuaOio (2), KoolaupokoPupukea, KoolauloaWaikalua, ili i Kaneohe, KoolaupokoWaimanalo, Koolaupoko

IIi, Honolulu, Waikiki [Manoa], Kalihi, no ka Papu (for the Fort)(Indices 45-56, Fort Lands) [ili in Honolulu unless otherwise noted]:AalaAlewaApowaleAuaukai, WaikikiHalelena, WaikikiHaole [Kahaole], WaikikiHapuna [or Kapuna], Waikiki

.Hauhaukoi [1/2]KaalaalaloKaaleoKaaumoa, WaikikiKahaole (Haole)KahapaakaiKahoiwai I, 2, WaikikiKahuiKaikahiKalia, WaikikiKalokuhonuKaluaalaea, WaikikiKaluaauau, KalihiKaluahole, WaikikiKaolu, KawananakoaKapalepoKapiwai 1, 2Kaukahoku [1/2]Keonipanee, KalihiKuaiaulaKuaipaakoKuhimanaKumuulu, WaikikiKunawai

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KuwiliLaukaloMookahi, WaikikiNiupaipaiuNukunukuaula 1, 2, WaikikiOlokuOlomanaPahupahuapuaa, WaikikiPalikeaPawaa, 0 Maalo, WaikikiPouhuluhuluPuiwaPunanaakaaPuunui 1, 2, 3Waiaka, WaikikiWaihi, WaikikiWahinalo, Waikiki

("Shall be...set apart for the llse of the Fort in Honolulu to becultivated by soldiers and other tenants under the direction of theGovernor of Oahu " Done, 7 June 1848 KAMEHAMEHA & KEON! ANA)

Received:HAWAII:

Kekelani, ili i Waimanu, HamakuaKuilei, HamakuaKeauhou, ili i Kapapala (ili at Kapapala), KauPakini nui, KauHonokane, Kohala.Kahua, KohalaHaukalua I, 2, KonaHolualoa I, 2, KonaHonokua, KonaHonuaino, KonaKahaluu, KonaKeauhou, " Kekahi Keauhou" (part of), KonaKeopu-nui, KonaKahuwai (Kahuai), PunaKauaea, PunaKauhaleau [Kauneleau], PunaAlae, HiloHonohononui, ili i Waiakea, HiloKalalau, HiloOnomea, HiloPahoehoe, HiloPiopio, ili i Waiakea, Hilo

KAUAI:Huleia, Puna

(E holo mau nae na Bipi 0 ke Aupuni malaila--The Government's cattlerun here however)

Makaweli, Puna(Kahi kupono ole i na koa a me ka Papu--the part not suitable for thesoldiers and the Fort)

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LANAI:Kaa, ahupuaa

MAUl:Aina iloko 0 Hana (lands in Hana)Aki, LahainaHaiku, HamakualoaKalua, ili 0 WailukuKelewea, LahainaMoalii, LahainaPaunau, LahainaWaihee, Puali Kom. [West Malli]

MOLOKAI:Halawa, Koolau

OAHU:Aienui, HonoluluHapllna, ili no Kalihi, KonaKaakaukuklli, KonaKaakaukuklli, KonaKaelepulu, ili i Kaillla, KoolaupokoKalaepohaku, Kapalama, KonaKaluanui, KoolauloaKanewai, ili ma [at] Waikiki, KonaKapaakea, ili ma Waikiki, KonaKauluwela, ili i Honolulu, KonaKawailoa, WaialuaKikiwelawela, ili i Kaneohe, Koolaupoko

'Komoawaa, KonaKumuulu, ili no Waiau, EwaMaunalua, ili i Waimanalo, KoolaupokoPaalaa, WaialuaPahoa, ili i Waianae, WaianaePoupouwela, ili no Manana-iki, EwaWaialae, KonaWaiaula, ili no Kalihi, KonaWaiawa, Ewa, na ili a pau (all the ili)Waimano, Ewa, na iIi i loko (the ili within)

Lands surrendered in lieu of commutation:(as lisited in Indices 63-64):

MAUl:Ahuakaia, HanaHalehana, HanaHamoa, HanaHaou, HanaHoewaa, HanaHonokalani, Hana"Ihuu)a, HanaKaeleku, HanaKahelehiki (2), Hana

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Kaukuhalahala, HanaKaumanu, HanaKawaipapa, HanaKawalua, HanaKawela, HanaKihapuhala, HanaKoakupuna, HanaMakaea (3), Han.aMakapuu, HanaMoalii, HanaNiumalu (5), HanaOnouli, HanaPakaia (2), HanaPalemo (2), HanaPapaauhau (2), HanaPapahawahawa, hanaPiapia, HanaPohakanele, HanaPohue (3), HanaPuekahi, Hana (?Pueokahi)Pueokauiki, HanaPukuilua, HanaPuuiki, HanaMuolea, HanaNahua, Kamalii, Hana

Claim 7713NR 390.3 Fort of Honolulu, April 20, 1848: Kekuanaoa lists the Hi

. "for the Government by agreement between the Mo'i and ourselves, theguardians of V. Kamamalu:" [lists 50 ili being given up to the King andGovernment for Fort lands]

NR 502.5 M. Kekuanaoa lists the Fort landsNR 439.5 M. Kekuanaoa lists the lands of Victoria, Moses, Lot, Ruth

and himself. "The writing was arranged by J.W.H. Paalua, January, 1848."NR 440.5 Victoria's lands listed.FT 538.3 M. Kekuanaoa for Victoria, counter the Government re fishpond

called Kawa in Honolulu.FT 408.3 "Copy of the division of lands agreed upon in Privy Council

August 27, 1850. Kekuanaoa and his children to receive Fee Simple titlesfor those lands here set off to them, they resigning to the Govt. all titleto the other lands granted them in the Buke Mahele. "

NT 373.10 Waianae 17 Aug. 1854: Testimony on the boundary between theahupuaa of Waianae and the ili of Pahoa.

Claims 160-165, 175, 177, 182, for pahale in Honolulu claimed byKekuanaoa descl'ibed in NT 20.2 ff by "Diagrams." See also his file.

Claim 160 All Foreign Testimony is by witness Abner Paki:FT 24.3ff Oct. 18, 1848 Kekuanaoa's claim for houselot with 4 houses on

it, from Kinau. "It was formerly an old play ground and Kinau took it.Victoria is the true claimant."

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NR 141.1 "Pa 0 Kapoo no Kekuanaoa" [Thiscaptionshouldbe onKekuanaoa's #159]

LCA 160, to Kamamamlu, Lot on Merchant St., Honolulu 0.46 ac/1 ap.

Claim 161

NR 141.1 "Pa 0 Kaaipuaa no Kekuanaoa"FT 25.3 from Kinau; also a former play ground. "I suppose this lot is

Victoria's being Kinau's child."LCA 161 to Kamamalu, Lot on Merchant St. 0.57 ac/l ap

Claim 162NR 142.1 "Pa 0 Naue" Kekuanaoa: "slightly fenced by Kaiama; Kinau and

I fencedit securely- at Honokaupu"FT 25.3 from Kinau.

LCA 162, to Kamamalu,Lot on MerchantSt. 0.61 ac/1 ap.

Claim 163NR 142.1 Kekuanaoa: "slightly fenced by Kaiama; Kinau and I fencedit

securely; sold part to rhe Pake for $60.00"FT 25.3 from Kinau

LCA Lot on Merchant St., 0.12 ac./ 1 ap.

Claim 164NR 143.1Paof Kaina. Kekuanaoa:It wasmy kanakaWahapuu's,and now

it is mineFT 26.3 ''Clt. had this land from Kalaimoku,who took possessionof it

in 1820. Then it went to Kinauandon her deathit cameto MataioKekuanaoaasguardianof Victoria."

NT 20.2 asFTLCA 164,to Kamamalu,Lot on QueenSt., 1.68 ac/1 ap.

Claim 165NR Pa 0 Kinau, just outside the Fort. This was Kinau's.FT 26.3 from Kinauto Victoria.NR 20.2 as FT .

LCA 165, to Kamamalu,Loton Merchant St., 0.23 ac/1 ap

Claim 175 claimed by Kekuanaoa for himself; awarded to V. KamamaluNR 147.1 [FF trans.] This place was from Kinopu, who had a friendship

with a Pake hana wati [Chinese watch maker?..Trans.] living in Hilo; it wasfor him, and when Kinopu died, I was the heir. This house lot was for thePoe Pake Puhi Palaoa [Chinese bakers..Trans.].

NT 20.2 as FT .FT 29.3 Abner Paki, witness for Kekuanaoa: land received from Kinau,

who had it from Piia; Piia from Keeaumoku who came into possessionabout1817. .

"Counter claimants Hoaai, Paukunui, Adam Kaiwi [Claim] 232 andKeamahulia [Claim] 233 have rights to houseson this lot. Agreed betweenparties that each should possess several parts of this land as long as theylived, and that the land should then return to Kekuanaoa to hold forVictoria. " .

LCA 175 to Kamamalu, Merchant St., Honolulu. A very smallpiece; seeGreer Map 1986

(Aw. Bk. 2:299, Indicesp. 872)

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Claim 177 Kekuanaoa claimed for himself; awarded to KamamaluNR 148.1 Pa of the kahu(s) of Moses Kekuaiwa. Samuel Kuluwailehua

complained to the Chief Justice that I had done wrong; I paid a $50.00fine. That place became mine.

FT 30.3 Abner Paki witness: Kekuanaoa claims title from Kinau. It isVictoria I s land.

Lot on King & Richards Sts. (Haliimaile). 0.98 ac/1 ap

Claim 178NR 148.1 Pahale of G.P. Judd and Keikenui was Kinau's own; now

Kamamalu Is.

FT 30.3 Abner Paki says "Clt. bought it from a foreigner whose nativename I only know--Alaala. He had a little dram shop on it. It was about1839. It is his own land. I heard he paid $50.00 for it."

NT 29.2 "Diagram 21"LCA 178 to Kamamalu, lot on King St., 0.67 ac/l ap.

Claim 182 "Not Awarded". NR 150. I "Sketch 25" Kekuanaoa: "From Wahinea1ii to M. Kekuanaoa" Ff

31.3 Clt. [Kekuanaoa] had it from Wahinealii, a chief, to hold forVictoria, in 1844. Wahinealii now lives there and has possessed it inpeace since time of Kamehameha 1.

NT 29.2 "Diagram 25"

Claim 183NR 150.1 "Sketch 24" Kekuanaoa says: This place was formerly

Kinopu's--it was unused. When I returned from Britain one small housebelonging to Kinopu was standing and afterwards we two fenced it and built

. some houses; this was the time I married Pauahi [1825], that is how we twohave a right to this place.

FT 31.3 Reed. from Koiamai and Keahamakani in 1840. They gave it toVictoria and Clt. [MK] holds it for her, they ever since living underKekuanaoa.

LCA 182 Queen St. 0.73 acll ap

R.P.G. 165 M. Kekuanaoa for KamamaluHaiku, Hamakualoa, Maui, 567 acres (1849)

R.P.G. 182 M. Kekuanaoa for KamamaluHaiku, Hamakualoa, Maui, 3226 acres (1849)

PROBATE 2409 (1st CC) Victoria Kamamalu died May 29, 1866.Father Mataio [Matthew] Kekuanaoa was her sole heir.

601: VICTORIA KAMAMALU (Keaweikekahialiiokamoku/Keoua Geanea1ogy)various sources:

Kamehameha IKekuanaoa

KaheiheimalieKinau

Kinau, w.David KamehamehaAI A Moses KekuaiwaKIA Lot KapuaiwaAlex. LiholihoAI A Victoria Kamamalu