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|grandchild = Kadiatu Lethbridge-Stewart | |grandchild = Kadiatu S. Lethbridge-Stewart | ||
|only = Transit (novel) | |only = Transit (novel) | ||
}}'''Mariatu''' was the youngest of three daughters of Chief [[Yembe]] of the [[Royoke]] village and his youngest wife. She was born in [[1938]]. | }}'''Mariatu''' was the youngest of three daughters of Chief [[Yembe]] of the [[Royoke]] village and his youngest wife. She was born in [[1938]]. | ||
In [[1954]], she met a young officer stationed in [[Sierra Leone]], [[Alistair Gordon Lethbridge-Stewart]] and together they fathered a son, [[Mariama]]. Mariama was the father of [[Kadiatu Lethbridge-Stewart | In [[1954]], she met a young officer stationed in [[Sierra Leone]], Lieutenant [[Alistair Gordon Lethbridge-Stewart]], and together they fathered a son, [[Mariama]]. Mariama was the father of [[Kadiatu S. Lethbridge-Stewart|Kadiatu]], who was the namesake for the late [[21st century]] child [[Kadiatu Lethbridge-Stewart|Kadiatu]] whom [[Yembe Lethbridge-Stewart]] adopted. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Transit (novel)|Transit]]'') | ||
Mariatu went on to marry [[Kandeh]], and together they bore a daughter, [[Aminuta]]. Both Mariatu and Kandeh were open about the heritage of Mariama, and in 1963 Mariama and Kandeh finally bonded over a game of football - Mariama was unaware that, in this instance, Kandeh's body was inhabited by his real father, Alistair from 2011. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[And the Crowd Goes Wild (short story)|And the Crowd Goes Wild]]'') | Mariatu went on to marry [[Kandeh]], and together they bore a daughter, [[Aminuta]]. Both Mariatu and Kandeh were open about the heritage of Mariama, and in 1963 Mariama and Kandeh finally bonded over a game of football - Mariama was unaware that, in this instance, Kandeh's body was inhabited by his real father, Alistair from 2011. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[And the Crowd Goes Wild (short story)|And the Crowd Goes Wild]]'') | ||
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Latest revision as of 14:16, 4 March 2024
Mariatu was the youngest of three daughters of Chief Yembe of the Royoke village and his youngest wife. She was born in 1938.
In 1954, she met a young officer stationed in Sierra Leone, Lieutenant Alistair Gordon Lethbridge-Stewart, and together they fathered a son, Mariama. Mariama was the father of Kadiatu, who was the namesake for the late 21st century child Kadiatu whom Yembe Lethbridge-Stewart adopted. (PROSE: Transit)
Mariatu went on to marry Kandeh, and together they bore a daughter, Aminuta. Both Mariatu and Kandeh were open about the heritage of Mariama, and in 1963 Mariama and Kandeh finally bonded over a game of football - Mariama was unaware that, in this instance, Kandeh's body was inhabited by his real father, Alistair from 2011. (PROSE: And the Crowd Goes Wild)
