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His first son was named, Mau-na-suntsh-ga [Mąnąksųčka], "Shakes the Earth by the Force of His Step"; his second son bore the name, Shounk-mau-no-nee-ga [Šųgᵋmąnųnįga], "Lost Dog" (probably a nickname); his third son was called, Mau-chgoo-[w]a-shiste-ga [Mąčguwašiška], "Breaks the Band [Bow] with the Force of His Feet." The male names seem to be those found in the Bear Clan.
Mąčguwašiška is from mąčgu, "bow"; wašíš, "to break something having length by pressure or pushing, not leaving a clean break"; and -ka, a definite article used in personal names.
Two of these brothers may have been living in the Koshkonong Village of their forefathers under synonymous names, which occur frequently enough. Mąčgúnąšéška and Mągíksųčka were both living in that village in 1832. (Kinzie) Mąnąksųčka/Mągíksųčka received no allotment payment, probably because he was a minor living in a lodge with two women and one child (himself). (Kinzie)
Connections to Kings: Mąčguwašiška is 20 degrees from Martin King, 19 degrees from Barbara Ann King, 18 degrees from George King, 19 degrees from Philip King, 23 degrees from Truby King, 17 degrees from Louis XIV de France, 18 degrees from King Charles III Mountbatten-Windsor, 15 degrees from Amos Owens, 17 degrees from Gabrielle Roy, 22 degrees from Richard Seddon, 28 degrees from Pometacom Wampanoag and 34 degrees from Charlemagne Carolingian on our single family tree. Login to see how you relate to 33 million family members.
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