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Sheffield
Daily Independent
15 December
1902,
reporting the birth:
Yatso, the first wife of Meusa La, one of the principal warrior
dancers in the Ashantee Village, gave birth to a child on Sunday
morning. The child has been baptised in native fashion, and has
been given the name of Kai Akosia, the word Kai meaning that she
is the third daughter of the family, while Akosia signifies Sunday
birth.
Sheffield Daily Independent
19 December 1902,
reporting the death:
The baby who was born to Meusa La, one of the principal warrior
dancers in the Ashantee Village, and who was given the name of Kai
Akosia, died yesterday. Hopes were entertained at first that the
baby would live, although it was weak from birth. The circumstances
will not render an inquest necessary. |
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