Notes on the Caddo / by Elsie Clews Parsons.

  • Elsie Clews Parsons
Date:
[1941]
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Credit: Notes on the Caddo / by Elsie Clews Parsons. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    Gen. i, 42 > Gen. I, 32 Gen. i, 54 > Gen. I, 53 Gen. i, 7 > Gen. I, 21 Gen. n, 59 > Gen. II, 64 shahat ■’, cross-c Gen. i, 42 > Gen. i, 26 Gen. ii, 15 > Gen. ii, 6 Gen. ii, 30 > Gen. ii, 37 Gen. i, 30 > Gen. i, 24 Gen. i, 42 > Gen. i, 24- Gen. ii, 30, 32, 36> Gen. II 59 father’s sister’s daughter father’s sister’s daughter father’s sister’s daughter father’s sister’s son (■shahat’iti) father’s sister’s son (shahat’iti) father’s sister’s daughter’s son. Gen. II, 30, 32 are actually older than Gen. II, 59. Here we would expect Gen. II, 59 to be called “little grandfather” since he is the son of one called shahat’; but see p. 13 n. 44. Gen. I, 42 > Gen. I, 49 father’s parallel cousin’s daughter, actually younger than Gen. I, 42 hanin, child, junior reciprocal Gen. I, 10 > Gen. I, 42 son Gen. II, 15 > Gen. II, 37 daughter Gen. II, 15 > Gen. II, 59 grandson Gen. II, 17 > Gen. II, 59 step-grandson Gen. I, 15 > Gen. I, 42 brother’s son, w. sp. Gen. Ill, 14 > Gen. III, 37 brother’s son, w. sp. (hanintete) Gen. Ill, 12 > Gen. Ill, 24 half brother’s son, m. sp. Gen. III, 12 > Gen. Ill, 31 half brother’s daughter, m. sp. Gen. II, 8>Gen. II, 37 sister’s daughter, m. sp. Gen. II, 8>Gen. II, 59 sister’s daughter’s son, m. sp. Gen. I, 24 > Gen. I, 30 mother’s brother’s son Gen. II, 37 > Gen. II, 30 mother’s brother’s son Gen. II, 6>Gen. II, 15 mother’s brother’s daughter Gen. II, 23, 25 > Gen. II, 15 mother’s mother’s brother’s daughter Gen. II, 45 > Gen. II, 59 parallel cousin removed Gen. I, 49 > Gen. II, 42 mother’s parallel male cousin’s 3on Gen. II, 59 > Gen. II, 30 mother’s mother’s brother’s son, actually older than Gen. II, 59 Gen. II, 59 > Gen. II, 32 mother’s mother’s brother’s daughter, actu¬ ally older than Gen. II, 59 Gen. II, 59 > Gen. II, 36 mother’s mother’s brother’s daughter This application with the two preceding illustrate how the same cousin
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