Tobi Island: Fourteen house owners of 1908-1910
recorded by members of the Thilenius expedition
.

Taken from Anneliese Eilers, Westkarolinen:  Tobi und Ngulu.  Ergebnisse der Sudsee-expedition 1908-1910 (II B9, Part I.).  G. Thilenius, ed.  Hamburg:  Friederichsen, De Gruyter & Co. m.b.H., 1936, pages 56-57.

Note:  We do not know what the cross next to certain men's and women's names signifies; the dead are referred to elsewhere in this chart as "verstorben."

Owner Family Houses owned Pieces of land Palm trees Fields Canoes
Chief Vitzeraun
(M)
2 women
7 children (6 M/1F)
2 large living houses
1 large canoe house
1 cooking house
1 ren house
1 utensil house
uorefeiuy
nakil
geleneiafit
repeiteitei
farekari
auari
ruiutseri
20
80
40
10
25
15
20
210
4 taro
1 ren
0 yams
2 large
1 small
Sisis (M) 2 women (1 dead)
no children
1 large living house
1 large canoe house
1 cooking house
fato
uatsobor
sieruneai
7
7
10
24
0 taro
4 ren
9 yams
1 large
1 small
Begigeramar (M) 2 women
8 children (5 from one; 3 from the other)
1 living house
1 cooking house
1 canoe house
1 utensil house
1 ren house
varub
ateperik
variki
arinamog
13
15
9
10
47
14 taro
5 ren
0 yams
1 large
1 small
Takitokonoma (M) 1 woman (3 dead)
15 boys
(marriage 1: 5
marriage 2: 5
marriage 3: 4 marriage 4: 1)
2 living house
1 cooking house
1 fish cooking house
1 ren house
1 utensil house
1 canoe house
fariuegitsik
fariayat
fariferibogus
lugutuuomots
lugeriotseremotz
lugeriomon
uasiseregotuk
uanimerat
uatumay
10
12
  9
10
  5
10
  8
10
  7
81
10 taro
10 ren
0 yams
2 large
1 small
Vovitikan (M) 1 woman
7 children (4 M/3F)
1 living house
1 cooking house
1 ren house
1 fish cooking house
fano
anutseniuan
10
20
30
14 taro
3 ren
0 yams
3 small (stored in another's canoe house)
Iatifa (M) 1 woman+
7 children (4M/3F)
1 living house
1 cooking house
1 fishcooking house
1 ren house
1 utensil house
apuiuit
fariuuenen
lugerioman
farigamanagataifil
3
4
10
10
27
20 taro
2 ren
0 yams
2 large
1 small
Moyonugar (M) 3 women (1 dead)
27 children (16M/11F)
(marriage 1: 3M/2F
marriage 2: 4M/3F
marriage 3: 9M/6F)
1 living house
1 cooking house
1 fishcooking house
2 ren houses
1 utensil house
2 canoe houses
taua
metaripitsu
fatsuma
garinemog
10
5
15
10
40
10 taro
6 ren
0 yams
1 large
2 small
Tsigeitsegagaan (M) 1 woman+
4 children (2M/2F)
1 living house
1 cooking house
1 ren house
farep
fereguapitemots
farifeniier
10
10
6
26
10 taro
2 ren
0 yams
1 small
Paparatuk (M) 1 woman
6 children (3M/3F)
1 living house
2 cooking houses
1 fish cooking house
1 ren house
enirogi
falimeliro
10
10
20
10 taro
4 ren
0 yams
none
Zriuolulemat (M) 2 women
5 children (2M/3F)
1 living house
1 cooking house
1 fishcooking house
1 ren house
1 utensil house
1 canoe house
  (visitor house)
uorimer
faligererau
farap (one-half)
12
12
10
34
10 taro
3 ren
0 yams
1 large
2 small
Torumar (M) 2 women
6 boys (2 from one
marriage; 4 from the other)
2 living houses
1 sleeping house
   for boys
1 cooking house
1 ren house
1 utensil house
2 canoe houses
luguuuripis
matatsimitz
faifilemangarap
matariap
20
13
10
8
51
5 taro
4 ren
2 large
2 small
Nooreitsa (M) 1 woman
8 children
1 living house
2 cooking houses
1 fishcooking house
1 utensil house
1 ren house
1 canoe house

falemerisera
matataega
varigigirey
20
15
10
45
13 taro
3 ren
1 large
1 small
Tiseigamar (F) 1 man +
9 children (5M/4F)
1 living house
1 cooking house
2 ren houses
1 utensil house
lugeruuinar
faripitoua
25
13
38
10 taro
4 ren
none
Aueseiiar (F) 1 man +
5 children (3M/2F)
2 living houses
1 cooking house
1 ren house
matarianotsetsik
uanopeney
10
20
30
20 taro
2 ren
none