Myths of the Iroquois

little girl (Chapter 047)

Role: daughter · First appears: The Hunter And His Faithless Wife

After three years more, Hemlock Bows’s daughter was born. After her mother drove her and her brother out into the cold and snow and burned their cabin, she traveled on her brother’s back. When he put her down to look for a turkey, a bear carried her off, but her brother later rescued her along with their father and the dog.

Relationship record

Life events

  • Hemlock Bows's daughter was born.(The Hunter And His Faithless Wife)
    • With: Hemlock Bows
    • “After three years more a little girl was born.”
  • Hemlock Bows's wife drove out the children, burned their cabin, and left.(The Hunter And His Faithless Wife)
  • A bear carried off the little girl while her brother searched for a turkey.(The Hunter And His Faithless Wife)
    • With: boy (Chapter 047)
    • “The boy put her down and ran in the bushes to find one for the little girl, but while he was after it a bear came and carried off the little girl, and the dog followed after the bear.”
  • The boy rescued his father, sister, and dog, then burned his mother to death.(The Hunter And His Faithless Wife)

The Hunter And His Faithless Wife

  • parent: Hemlock Bows “After three years more a little girl was born.”
  • parent: Hemlock Bows's wife (Chapter 047) “After three years more a little girl was born.”
  • siblings with boy (Chapter 047) “While the boy was traveling along with his little sister on his back she saw a flock of large white turkeys, and she wanted one.”

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