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VITOUSEK: The other questions that I had, so, looking at the application, the first Item A <br /> indicates a descendant of La`aloa, registered with State of Hawaii. I was just curious if there <br /> was also ever an application with State of Hawaii to be registered as a descendant of <br /> Pahoehoe P <br /> P. MCMICHAEL: The Pahoehoe 1 is the Alapai, so, I don't know if you have to register it. It's <br /> under the land–I have the paperwork. <br /> VITOUSEK: It's separate process. I was just asking <br /> P. MCMICHAEL: —Yeah— <br /> VITOUSEK: if there had ever been <br /> P. MCMICHAEL: —it's the Land Court. <br /> VITOUSEK: formal recognition. <br /> P. MCMICHAEL: It is. It's from Kamehameha I to Alapai in Pahoehoe 1. It's in the doc—it's <br /> in the archaeology. <br /> VITOUSEK: Yep. <br /> P. MCMICHAEL: Yeah. <br /> VITOUSEK: So, Alapai was awarded the Pahoehoe 1 in the Mahele? <br /> ALAPAL Ah, what, I just saw spurts of the document. I saw Jeannie, Aunty Jeannie, or Jane <br /> Lahilahi's name on one of the documents of the thing so, but, the Alapai—but I guess Lahilahi's <br /> brother married Julia, grand-aunt of mines, or they are both family members of mines, but the, <br /> yeah, so, my second great-grandfather, Kanui Namaielua, was the second cousin of both. <br /> Lahilahi, Jane Lahilahi and Julia Alapai, or Kauwa`a or whatever her last name <br /> VITOUSEK: I was just wondering if you, if you know who was awarded Pahoehoe 1 in the <br /> Mahele. <br /> ALAPAL Do you know? <br /> VITOUSEK: I don't know. That's why I'm asking. <br /> ALAPAL Oh, yeah, that's why the spurts of documents that I saw showed Jane Lahilahi. I <br /> don't know if it was for Pahoehoe 1 or 2. <br /> VITOUSEK: It was for 2, I think. <br /> ALAPAL For 2? <br /> 19 <br /> EXHIBIT A <br />