Blue Jacket [SEP] sex or gender
from Blue Jacket's son George Blue-Jacket. The DNA from the two families did not match, and so the study concluded that, "Barring any questions of the paternity of the Chief's single son who lived to produce male heirs, the 'Blue Jacket with-Caucasian-roots' is not based on reality."
References.
- Notes
- Bibliography
- Sugden, John. "Blue Jacket: Warrior of the Shawnees". Lincoln: University of Nebraska Press, 2000. .
that the child wears differs according to the child’s sex. A boy would traditionally wear a pink or striped "jogori" (jacket) with purple or gray "paji" (pants), a striped "durumagi" (long jacket), a blue vest printed with a gold or silver pattern or a striped "magoja" (jacket), a "jonbok" (long blue vest) with a gold or silver pattern, a "bokgun" (black hat with long tail), and "tarae-