In the Dakota tradition of naming to mark life passages, her last son Hakadah was later named Ohíye S’a (Dakota: "wins often"); he had three older brothers (John, David, and James) and an older sister Mary.
He had three older brothers (John, David, and James) and an older sister Mary. In the Dakota tradition of naming to mark life passages, her last son Hakadah was later named Ohíye S’a (Dakota: "wins often").
In the Dakota tradition of naming to mark life passages, her last son Hakadah was later named Ohíye S’a (Dakota: "wins often"). He had three older brothers (John, David, and James) and an older sister Mary.
In the Dakota tradition of naming to mark life passages, her last son Hakadah was later named Ohíye S’a (Dakota: "wins often"). He had three older brothers (John, David, and James) and an older sister Mary.