In the second of those chapters, her name means "the fragrant" and is given as Bashemath, while in the former her name is given as Mahalath, the daughter of Ishmael.  
This man married the sister of Nebajoth, which is mentioned in two chapters of Genesis.  In the second of those chapters, her name means "the fragrant" and is given as Bashemath, while in the former her name is given as Mahalath, the daughter of Ishmael.  Both chapters agree that he married a daughter of Beeri.  After the death of his father, who was angered by his marriage to a Hittite, he moved to Mount Seir.  He was a talented hunter whose body was covered with red hair, which explains both his name and the name of the tribe who descended from him.  FTP, name this progenitor of the "red" people of Edom, a son of Isaac and Rachel who was the twin brother of Jacob.
This man married the sister of Nebajoth, which is mentioned in two chapters of Genesis.  
Esau