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KAMAKAHONU M.A. 35, 36, 37, 38.(Orig.Claim No. 7181)

MAHELEBOOK 120-121 (126-127)Relinquished:

2 Kualoa, 1.2, ahp. Koolaupoko, OahuLuapehu, ili no Hakipuu, KoolaupokoPahalona, -do-Ainoni, Hi no Waihee, KoolaupokoMaunawili, ili no Kailua, KoolaupokoWainee, ahp., Lahaina, MauiAinakeanui, ahp., Kohala, HawaiiMaulili, -do-Laaumamaiki -do-Hihiu -do-Makeanehu -do-Kalala -do-Puanui, ahp., Hamakua, HawaiiMalamalamaiki, ahp., Hilo, HawaiiKaniahiku, ili no Kapoho, Puna, HawaiiPapiha, ili no Ainakea, Kohala, HawaiiKaunamano, ap., Kau, Hawaii

Received:Kalokohanahou, ili no Kaneohe, Koolaupoko, OahuKamooiki, ili no Waikiki, Kona, OahuNunulu, ahp., Kohala, HawaiiKaiholena [2] ahp., Kohala, Hawaii

.Claim 7181NR 299.5: These are the lands Kamehameha III gave to me:Nunulu, ahupuaa Kohala, HawaiiKaiholena [2], ahupuaa, Kohala, HawaiiKamooiki, ili Waikiki, Kona, OahuKalokohanahou, ili Kaneohe, KoolaupokoThis is my division at the Hale Alii. All the Poalima [Konohiki's

plots] of these lands are mine (0 na Poalima a pau 0 keia mau aina no'uia). That is my right (Oia ko'u kuleana). Kamakahonu

NT 312.10 is copy of Mahele Book

(Signed)

Int. Dept. (Names) Doc. 356: His awarded: Nunulu and Kaiholena 1 [sic;Kaiholena 2; See KIA Kaopua for Kaiholena 1]

Int. Dept. 1/17/1862 report on awards to konohikis; to Kamakahonu:Hisof Kalokohanahouin Kaneohe .ilis of Kamooikiin Waikikiahupuaaof Nlinuilland Kaiholena2, Kohala

Awardedas M.A.s 35, 36, 37, & 38 (Aw. Bk. 3:333)

M.A. 35 (RP 7158): Kalokohanahou,Kaneohe,Oahu 52.54 ac/l apanaM.A. 36 (RP 7159): Kamooiki,Waikiki,Oahu 3.09 ac/l apanaM.A. 37 (RP 7669): Nunlllu,Kohala, Hawaii 1514.00ac/2 apanaM.A. 38 (RP 7679): Kaiholena2, Kohala,Hawaii 2070.00 ac/l apana

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Claim 1043 ."helu 78 [Claim 78: see See K/A Kahonu file] Kamakahonu 1043"

NR 603.2: claims pahale; bought one at Kaopuaua [Honolulu] from KingKamehahema III for $400.00

claim at Kikihale: Koia, witness, says Clt's makuakane Kaiakoili [hismother's brother] came from Hawaii and had the place in 1822; he[Kaiakoili] got it from Makulu and Kaio [w., wife of Kawailepolepo]. Itwas wasteland; he dug a well and built a house. He died in March 1831[sic; 1834]; the land went to Clt's Mother Walawala; she died and land wentto Kamakahonu. CIt. rented it to foreigners. There are 8 houses within.

Hoomoeapuleconfirmsabove. .NT 430.2 December 17, 1847Koia, sworn says, this place is at Kikihale. In 1822 this place was

given (lilo) to Kaiakoili, the makuakane [uncle] of Kamakahomi. Malulu[sic; read Makulu] and Kaio, whose place this was, gave it to Kaiakoili.Kaiakoili made the wooden fence and the spring and the houses. When hedied the place went to Kekuapoi [his wife] for Kamakahonu. When Kaiakoilidied, on March 24, 1834, and Kekuapoi died on July 1st 1847, all thesethings descended to Kamakahonu. He rented this place to the haole; manydependents of Kamakahonu are there, and 8 houses.

Mauka, Maau's enclosure; Ewa [Mere] Hoomoapule's; makai a small road;WaikikiMikila's [Mitchell] place.

Hoomoeapule, sworn, confirms Koia's testimony in all parts.FT 98.2 says Kaiakoili his "father" died in March of 1831.

[Correct: uncle; Kaiakoili died March 24, 1834]LCA 1043

(RPs 1651/1754) Kikihale and Beretania St. 0.66 ac/2 ap.(Aw. Bk. 2:421; Inc/ices330)On Greer Map; apana I is on Beretania St. at head of Fort;apana 2 is in Kikihale between Maunakea St. and the river, maukaof "Theater Alley" [Hotel St.].

159Kamakahonu "is the konohiki at Maunawili in Kailua" Koolaupoko, Oahu.(From NR 298.6 #5459-H Kaiwikahi for PH)

Kamakahonu was born Jan. 25, 1817 (LDS gen. records); died before 1878.Married Maria Beckley, daughter of K/A William Beckley.Kamakahonu's mother, Walawala, and her brother Kaiakoili were the

children of the Naeole who took the baby Kamehameha to Awini, Kohala, athis birth. .

[Do not follow Kamakau 1961, Ruling Chieft of Hawaii page68-69--the translation is badly garbled. Here is t~e correct:

After it was learned that Naeole was the person who had taken thechild, he was made the child's guardian, and Kalaniopuu made his kaikaina[his true younger brother] Kekunuialeimoku the child's foster father (makuahanai)].

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601: KAMAKAHONU(PalenaGenealogy)BishopMus. Gen. Bks. 1:188,10:41,47:66,49:20

Keakealanikane pi'0 Keliiokalani Keakamahana,w.the dynasticline of Hawaiiisland rulerscame thru Keakamahana,w.

Keakealanikane Kaleimakalii KeawekuikekaaiKeawekuikekaai Kihawahine KaaloaikanoaUmihulumakaokalani Kaaloaikanoa Palena

PaiaLuahineKauhiwaleaKaleikapuainuiKaholoKapalahaoleKAMAKAHONUGoo. Kapalahaoleno issue.

PalenaKauhiwaleaKaleikapuainuiKaholoKJA KapalahaoleKAMAKAHONUKanamu

KaneiaulukahonuaKelei .KanoenaHaloa*WalawalaMariaBeckleyMariaB. Kamakahonu

*Walawala: (AH: 14:37)**Kahani Kahiwa (2nd wife)Naeole Kauko

KJA Kapalahaole Walawala

KaukoWalawala, w.KaiakoiliKAMAKAHONU

**Kahani was also a great grandparent of K/A Kanele, w.

LAND COURT APPLICATION 1002:M.A. 35 RP 7158 Boundary Certificate No. 52 -- Kamakahonu

Mahele Award Feb. 3, 1862, Vol. 3, p. 333, No. 35: IIi of Kalokohonu'(corrected to Kaloko-hanahou)...besides other lands.

Boundary Commission May 22, 1874 Vol. 1 p. 269, Oahu Boundary Com. Bk.In the matter of the application of Malaea Kanamu Beckley [Kamakahonu'swidow who married Kanamu] for the settlement of the boundaries ofKalokohanahou...Cert. No. 92. Description of metes and bounds:

Survey of the sea of this land: running along the boundary of the seaand Heeia: N 51 degrees E, 37.40 chains to coral of Pulehu; S 10degrees W, 19.40 chains to coral of Luahine; S 38 degrees E,6.50 chains joining dry land.

Kula and taro land: 39 acres, 5 chains, 9/100 chainsLoko Kalokohanahou: 12 acres, 9 chains, 51100 chains

DEED: Jan. 29, 1886 $600.00 Book 97 p 390: .Maria Beckley Kanamu to (Rev.) Henry H. Parker, the land ofKalokohanahou. ..being the same premises that were confirmed to Kamakahonuwho was her first husband, by Mahele 36 and RP 7158 and which descendedupon his death to Keoki [George] Kapalahaole their only child and upon thedeath of said Keoki Kapalahaole while still a minor and leaving no issuewas inherited by her, his mother and sole heir--

52 acres and 4 141100square chains and described in RP as"Kalokohanahou Aina Kula ame ke Kalo, Kai Lawaia ame Loko "(Kalokohanahou, kula and taro lands; fishing grounds and fishpond)