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Hąpįwįga was born in 1819 somewhere in Wisconsin, then part of the Michigan Territory.
The 1900 census gives her name as Ha pin win kaw, which is for Hąpįwįga, from Hąp, "Day, Light"; pį, "good, nice, beautiful, etc."; -wį-, a feminine gender suffix; and -ga, a definite article suffix used in personal names. This is probably an Upper Moiety name, and given the cross moiety marriage requirement, her husband, Jacob Russell's father, was probably of the Lower, or Earth, Moiety.
She passed away after 1900, probably on the Winnebago Reservation in Thurston, Nebraska.
This week's connection theme is the Puritan Great Migration. Hąpįwįga is 19 degrees from John Winthrop, 18 degrees from Anne Bradstreet, 18 degrees from John Cotton, 18 degrees from John Eliot, 18 degrees from John Endecott, 17 degrees from Mary Estey, 17 degrees from Thomas Hooker, 18 degrees from Anne Hutchinson, 18 degrees from William Pynchon, 17 degrees from Alice Tilley, 16 degrees from Robert Treat and 17 degrees from Roger Williams on our single family tree. Login to see how you relate to 33 million family members.
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