Myths of the Iroquois

the hunter's wife (Chapter 053)

Family: Iroquois · Role: wife · First appears: The Hunter And His Dead Wife

Life events

  • The hunter's wife died, and the hunter buried her in the cabin.(The Hunter And His Dead Wife · 📍 cabin)
    • With: the hunter (Chapter 053)
    • “One day the woman was taken sick, and in a day or two she died. The man felt very badly and buried her in the cabin.”
  • The hunter's wife returned to the cabin, and the wooden doll was gone.(The Hunter And His Dead Wife · 📍 cabin)
    • With: the hunter (Chapter 053)
    • “The next time he went hunting he did not go far and went back quite early, and when he came in sight of the cabin he saw a woman going into the house with wood on her shoulders; he saw, and opened the door quickly, and there was his wife sitting in a chair and the wooden doll was gone.”
  • The hunter touched his wife despite her warning, and found himself holding the wooden doll.(The Hunter And His Dead Wife)
    • With: the hunter (Chapter 053)
    • “He would not listen to her, and he caught her in his arms, and, behold, he was holding the wooden doll!”

The Hunter And His Dead Wife

Also listed in Iroquois — Minor Figures

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