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MO01-044 - Clan history: Keehno (2)

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The second part of the history of Keehno clan. There were three sisters named Kooyuu, Pempemmana and Kaika. The three sisters travelled North, West and South. The story tells how Keehno's claimed the land at Koongaa, and how Kooyuu travelled south through the hills and settled at Kamarii. Singngaa married her and gave her land — which is now called Koongaa, and the Kooyuu descendants own the land. Karawaru married Kaika Singngaa married Kooyuu Kateru married Pempemmana. Language as given:

Created: 2009-08-23

Data time period: 2009 to ,

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ACN 633 798 857