Myths of the Iroquois

Cornplanter

Role: grandfather of O'Beille Beille · First appears: Extermination Of The Stone Giants

In Extermination Of The Stone Giants, O'Beille Beille is identified as “grandson of Cornplanter.” In Boy Rescued By A Bear, a bear story is told by “a grandson of Cornplanter” on the Cattaraugus Reservation.

Relationship record

Extermination Of The Stone Giants

  • younger kin: O'Beille Beille “Related by MR. O'BEILLE BEILLE, grandson of Cornplanter.”

Boy Rescued By A Bear

  • younger kin: grandson of Cornplanter (Chapter 40) (The text identifies the storyteller as Cornplanter’s grandson.) “One of these bear stories, as told me on the Cattaraugus Reservation by a grandson of Cornplanter, was as follows:”

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