Myths of the Iroquois

Chief Warrior

Role: grandfather · First appears: Kingfisher And His Nephew

In “Kingfisher And His Nephew,” Zachariah Jamieson recalls that his grandfather, Chief Warrior, told him the story many times.

Relationship record

Kingfisher And His Nephew

  • younger kin: Zachariah Jamieson “‘So many times my old grandfather, chief Warrior, told me that story,’ said Zachariah Jamieson to me on the Seneca Reservation.”
  • with Zachariah Jamieson (Chief Warrior is Zachariah Jamieson's grandfather.) “‘So many times my old grandfather, chief Warrior, told me that story,’ said Zachariah Jamieson to me on the Seneca Reservation.”

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