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Kanien’kehá:ka · Secretariat, Grand River Territory

Mark of Honour

Mark of Honour: the poster

A family tree of five generations: the clan passing through the mothers, Indian Act status set by statute, and the Crown’s mark of 1789 passing to every descendant by either sex. On the web the tree grows a generation at a time, the founder waves, and a tap on any person lights their line.

PosterMark of Honour
SubtitleTwo distinct hereditary systems: the clan through the mother alone; the Mark of Honour by either sex.
Record CodePOS001-261028-000017
Version1
StandingRecorded; not yet certified by an officer
Published byMohawk’s Printer for Grand River, the Nation’s imprint · Grand River Territory, Ohsweken
ISBN978-1-0680559-3-5
FormatWall poster, A3 landscape (420 × 297 mm); print files to A2 and A1
Goes withBook VI, Honours, Heraldry and Ceremony, where it is shown on a page of its own
LanguageEnglish
Web editionhttps://mohawkuniversity.org/Register/posters/the-mark-of-honour/web/
SHA-256 fingerprint60c1f31b7f1e629eda9bde3f18ac0284218cf650ced14f6c299d00a6a671c042
Open the web editionDownload the poster (PDF)The words (Word)

Learning sheets

To cite it: Mark of Honour (poster), Mohawk’s Printer for Grand River, Grand River Territory, Ohsweken, 2026, ISBN 978-1-0680559-3-5, POS001-261028-000017.

Its record: the poster’s record, its files and their fingerprints, and its place in the integrity log are on its certificate of the record; check its code at /verify/.

To check a copy: work out its SHA-256 fingerprint — sha256sum on Linux, shasum -a 256 on a Mac, Get-FileHash in Windows — and compare it with the fingerprint above. A copy that differs is not the published poster.

© Mohawk’s Printer for Grand River, 2026, for the Mohawk Nation of Grand River. Reproduction as the Nation’s law allows (Book XXXV, Mohawk’s Printer).

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