Sina (daughter of Tavaetele)
Samoan · mortal · mythic · Recorded classification
Sina, daughter of Tavaetele, marries Pili in Turner’s Upolu narrative. Their children are Tua, Ana, Tuamasanga and Tolufale.
Parentage
Recorded default; alternative parentage accounts are listed separately below.
No parents recorded in the default.
Parentage accounts
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- Turner upolu
Descent unresolved; fraction unquantified because the account is incomplete.
- father: TavaeteleGeorge Turner, Samoa (1884), ch. XXI, opening Pili narrative (primary)
Children in alternative accounts
- Ana: Turner upoluGeorge Turner, Samoa (1884), ch. XXI, opening Pili narrative (primary)
- Tolufale: Turner upoluGeorge Turner, Samoa (1884), ch. XXI, opening Pili narrative (primary)
- Tua: Turner upoluGeorge Turner, Samoa (1884), ch. XXI, opening Pili narrative (primary)
- Tuamasanga: Turner upoluGeorge Turner, Samoa (1884), ch. XXI, opening Pili narrative (primary)
Relations
- father: TavaeteleGeorge Turner, Samoa (1884), ch. XXI, opening Pili narrative (primary)
- spouse: PiliGeorge Turner, Samoa (1884), ch. XXI, opening Pili narrative (primary)
Sources
- Sina, daughter of Tavaetele, marries Pili in Turner’s Upolu narrative. Their children are Tua, Ana, Tuamasanga and Tolufale.: George Turner, Samoa (1884), ch. XXI, opening Pili narrative (primary)