Cogewea, the Half-Blood · Character

Julia Carter

A woman connected to the Carter family, possibly a visitor.

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Also known as Julia, Carter

Julia Carter shows up with force in I: Cogewea the Half-Blood. The page is where that presence becomes real.

Cogewea's oldest sister, owner of the Horseshoe Bend Ranch.

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In I: Cogewea the Half-Blood: Cogewea's oldest sister, owner of the Horseshoe Bend Ranch. Later, in II: The Roundup at Horseshoe Bend:…

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I: Cogewea the Half-Blood
Cogewea's oldest sister, owner of the Horseshoe Bend Ranch.
II: The Roundup at Horseshoe Bend
Cogewea's sister, helps with the cooking and planning for the roundup riders.
XVIII: Swa-lah-kin
Less prejudiced toward whites due to her own marriage; present in the teepee during the storm.
XXIV: The Second Coming of the Shoyahpee
Mentioned as the older sister who seems indifferent to the Stemteemä's concerns, having married a white man herself.
XXIX: Stemteemä’s Dream of the Soma-ash-hee
Stemteemä confronts Julia for ignoring her warnings about Densmore; Julia reflects on her own complicity in encouraging the relationship.

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