|uma: his capture by the Makoba and his Boer masters

|uma: his capture by the Makoba and his Boer masters

Lucy Lloyd !kun notebooks

|uma (XIII)

|uma relates his personal experiences and his capture by the Makoba. The account includes his meeting with Da, and describes the travels of the two boys with a series of 'masters' and their journey to the Cape.

1) p.10 233v: a note by Lloyd to get more information from |uma about how his half-brother was sent back and why the Makoba took the boys in the first place, 2) p.10 237v: (Tamme, 11 October 1881) Words and sentences; the name of the Boers' place or country, 3) p.10 240v: some details about 'Messer Karo', the game hunter, 4) p.10 241v: details about the Boers who came for |uma and Da, 5) p.10 244v: |uma and Da's new master who took them from the hunter, 6) See also <i>Da: his capture and the death of his parents</i>, 7) This story is found in Book XIII &amp; XIV-1

story

2 October 1881 (started)

History (personal)

|uma (his capture by the Makoba and his 'Boer' masters), |uma (his experiences with the peoples of Damaraland), |uma (his personal history), |uma (is accused of stealing), |uma (his journey to the Cape), |uma (and the Berg Damaras), |uma (and coloured people in the Cape), |uma (the names of his relations), |uma (and Da), |uma (and the Makoba), |uma (captured with his half-brother), |uma (the death of his half-brother), |uma (his treatment), |uma (his people), |uma (his country), |uma (the names of his masters), |uma (at Walvis Bay), |uma (at the Cape), |uma (and the Namaquas), |uma (and the 'Cape white men'), |uma (and the game hunter, Karo), |uma (and the 'Boers'), |uma (in the land of the Ovaherero), |uma (his journey), |uma (his travels), |uma (how he was taken from his parents), gun (|uma exchanged for one by the Makoba), capture (of |uma by the Makoba), Da (his master), Da (his journey with |uma to the Cape), Da (and |uma), Da (his personal history), Da (and |uma's capture), white men (in Damaraland), white men (their relations with the !kun), white men (and the inhabitants of Damaraland), white men ('Cape'), white men ('Boers'), white men (masters), white men (and |uma and Da), white men (their treatment of the !kun boys), white men (their relationships with the !kun children and other peoples), white men (the names of |uma's masters), white men (and |uma's capture), Makoba (their relations with the !kun), Makoba (and the capture of |uma), Makoba (exchanged |uma with a 'Boer' for a gun), !kun (their relations with other peoples in their country), !kun (experiences of the -boys), Damaraland (peoples of), Damaraland (white men in), Damaraland (its inhabitants), names (of people |uma and Da met on their travels), names (of peoples of Damaraland), names (of |uma and Da's relations), names (of the 'Boer' masters), Ovaherero (and |uma's capture), Ovaherero (|uma in their country), Boer (masters), Boer (Dutch), Boer (and |uma's capture), Boer (their relations with the !kun), Damaras (Berg), Damaras (and |uma's capture), Damaras (their relations with the !kun), Namaquas (and |uma's capture), Namaquas (their relations with the !kun), Walvis Bay (and |uma's capture), Walvis Bay (and |uma's and Da's journey to the Cape), Cape ('Cape white men'), Cape (|uma's and Da's journey to the Cape), hunting (the game hunter, Karo), hunting (and |uma's capture), personal history (|uma's and Da's journey to the Cape), personal history (of |uma and Da), parents (how |uma was taken from his), death (of |uma's half-brother), death (and |uma's capture), journey (of |uma and Da to the Cape), journey (and |uma's capture), master (|uma and his 'Boer' masters), master (and |uma's capture), travels (of |uma and Da and the 'Boer' masters), Dutch (masters), Dutch ('Boer'), Dutch (and |uma's capture), Dutch (their relations with the !kun)

10 225-10 252v