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APPENDIX.

APPENDIX A.

GENEALOGICAL LIST TO SHOW THE MANNER IN WHICH A NATIVE FAMILY BECOMES DIVIDED.

Nar-doo-itch or Mo-rel-li, a Ballar-oke, born about A.D. 1735,

had two wives,

Kan-dow-ree, a Ngotak,

and

Bol-ye-ree, a No-go-nyuk.

Kan-dow-ree, had the following children: 

Yin-dee-ree, female. 
Wun-ya-ree, female. 
Kag-a-ree, female. 
Yung-al, male. 
Wal-luk-wur, male.

These were all Ngotaks.

Three of these children, Yin-dee-ree, Wun-ya-ree, and Kag-a-ree, were by
Nar-doo-itch’s brother, her former husband.

Bol-ye-ree’s children were: 

Kow-en-ung, female. 
No-gong-o, male. 
Jee-bar, male. 
Koon-a-ber-ra, male. 
Ko-teyne, male. 
By-er-man, male.

These were all No-go-nyuks.

Kim-be-yen-ung, a Tdon-dar-up, married, amongst other wives, Noo-yar, a
Ballar-oke.

Noo-yar’s children were: 

Yow-at-ung, female.*
Kad-jen-ung, female. 
Ban-in-yung, female. 
Now-ween-gool, female.

These were all Ballar-okes.

(Footnote.  Married to Yungal, a son of Nar-doo-itch.)

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In order to show the way in which the different families marry into one another I will now trace up the descendants of some of the male children of Nar-doo-itch by each of his wives.

Yung-al, the son of Nar-doo-itch,

called also

Be-ra-gore,

married: 

Ming-an, a Ballar-oke,
Ko-pan, a Nagar-nook,
Yow-at-ung, a Ballar-oke, daughter of Kim-be-yen-ung.

Ming-an’s children were: 

Book-oop, female. 
Yu-yat, male. 
Me-kat, female. 
Tdan-up, female.

These were all Ballar-okes.

Ko-pan’s children were: 

E-lar, male. 
Wat-up, male. 
Bil-yan, male. 
Mong-a-na, female. 
Wun-daile, female.

These were all Na-gar-nooks.

Yow-at-ung’s children were: 

Im-bat, male. 
Jil-gar, male. 
Gi-mat, male. 
Dubin, female. 
Boo-yin female.

These were all Ballar-okes.

Jee-bar, a No-go-nyuk, another son of Nar-doo-itch, married: 

Kag-a-ree, a Ngotak. 
Bar-ri-kan, a Tdondarup.

Kag-a-ree’s children were: 

Mun-gal-wurt, male. 
Ell-yar, male. 
Wun-jan-ing, female. 
War-ran-ung, female. 
Bee-wul-lo, male.

Ngotaks.

Bar-ri-kan’s children were: 

Djar-a-bung, female. 
Nag-a-bung, female. 
Yu-gat, male. 
Ka-ral-ung, male.

Tdondarups.

Bee-wul-lo, a Ngotak, the son of Jee-bar, married: 

Wun-daile, a Na-gar-nook,
Noon-dup, a No-go-nyuk,
Du-bin, a Ballar-oke,
Ek-kan, a Ballar-oke,
Ming-up, a Ballar-oke,
We-jee-bung, a Ballar-oke.