Myths of the Iroquois

the hunter's daughter (Chapter 042)

Role: hunter's daughter · First appears: The Man And His Step-Son

After some years, the boy married the hunter's daughter, who was a daughter of the hunter. Her mother-in-law was always angry because he never brought home tender bear-meat.

Relationship record

Life events

  • The boy marries the hunter’s daughter.(The Man And His Step-Son)
    • With: the boy (Chapter 042)
    • “After some years he forgot he had lived like a bear. He married a daughter of the hunter, but his mother-in-law was always angry because he never brought home tender bear-meat.”

The Man And His Step-Son

Also listed in Other Figures — Minor Figures

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