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female deity - Go-gome-tha-mä’ (ourgrandmo<strong>the</strong>r]i ) Wolf 2) Loon ß) Bear 4) Bustard \j) Pan<strong>the</strong>r 6) Owl, 7) Turkey, 8) Deer I9) Raccoon. 10) Turtle. 11) Snake. 12) Horse \ if) Rabbit.Descent etc wie bei Miamis. 1869154 ihrer nur 700, about 50 per gens;früher 3-4000, was above <strong>the</strong> average <strong>of</strong> American Indian tribes. Shawneeshatten a custom - wie auch d. Miamis, ditto Sauks u. Foxes - o f namingchildren in gens v. Va<strong>the</strong>r od. Mutter od. any o<strong>the</strong>r gens under certain restrictions.Unter d. Iroquois, sieh oben, hatte jede gens its own special names fürpersons which no o<strong>the</strong>r gens had a right to use; in every tribe daher <strong>the</strong> name(special, personal) indicated <strong>the</strong> gens. So unter d. Sauks u. Foxes “ LongHorn” is a name belonging to <strong>the</strong> Deer Gens: Black Wolf to <strong>the</strong> W olfGens; in <strong>the</strong> Eagle gens <strong>the</strong> following are specimen155 names: Ka-po-nä(“ Eagle drawing his nest” ); Ja-ka-kwä-pe (“ Eagle sitting with his headup” ) ; Pe-ä-tä-na-kä-hok (“ Eagle flying over a limb)Unter d. Shawnees <strong>the</strong>se names carried mit sich <strong>the</strong> rights o f <strong>the</strong> gens towhich <strong>the</strong>y belonged, so that <strong>the</strong> name determined <strong>the</strong> gens <strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong> person.Der Sachem musste in allen Fällen zu seiner gens gehören; whsclich d.change von female to male line commenced thus: in erster Instanz to enable ason (der zur gens der Mutter gehörte) to succeed to his fa<strong>the</strong>r, u. zweitens, toenable children to inherit property from <strong>the</strong>ir fa<strong>the</strong>r. Empfing ein Sohn denNamen seines Vaters, so konnte er ihn in <strong>of</strong>fice nachfolgen, subject to election.Aber d. fa<strong>the</strong>r had no control over <strong>the</strong> question; it was left by <strong>the</strong> gens tocertain persons, mostly matrons to be consulted when children were tobe named, with power to determine <strong>the</strong> name156 to be given. D ch dies arrangementbetween <strong>the</strong> Shawnee gentes <strong>the</strong>se persons had this power, could socarry <strong>the</strong> person into <strong>the</strong> gens to which <strong>the</strong> name belonged. [Eingeborne casuistry <strong>of</strong>man to change things by changing names\ u. Schlupfwinkel zu finden uminnerhalb der Tradition die Tradition zu durchbrechen, w o actual interestpowerful motive dazu gab!] Traces der archaic rule <strong>of</strong> descent existiren unterden Shawnees.3) Sauks u. Foxes: diese tribes consolidated into one; alles andre wie Miamis;1869 nur 700, abt 50 per gens. Noch 14 gentes.1) Wolf 2) Bear ß) Deer. 4) E lk \ j) Hawk. 6) Eagle. 7) Fish. 8) Buffalo. |9) Thunder 10) Bone 11) Fox. 12) Sea | iß) Sturgeon. 14) Big Tree |4) Menominees u. Kikapoos. Diese tribes independent <strong>of</strong> each o<strong>the</strong>r, organisedin gentes; property hereditary in <strong>the</strong> gens, but restricted to <strong>the</strong>agnatic kin in <strong>the</strong> female line.c) Rocky Mountain tribes. 1) Blood Blackfeet u. 2) Piegan Blackfeet. Jederdieser 2 tribes in gentes ge<strong>the</strong>ilt, erster in 5, 2ter in 8. Namentlichunter d. letzteren Namen (von gens), die mehr nach Bands als gentesriechen, wie Web Fat, Inside Fat, Conjurers, Never Laugh^ Starving,H alf Dead Meat; aber nicknames for gentes superseded in some cases <strong>the</strong>original names. Descent in male line, intermarriage in gens prohibited.181

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