Jukes family, 51, 60. heredity question, 53. study, incomplete, 52. Justin Kallikak, daughter of, 62. Justin, son of Millard, 24. Juvenile Courts, feeble-minded children found, 57. Kallikak, “Daddy,” 20. Kallikak family, further facts about, 70. bad matings in, 114. stories of the good branch of the, 93-100. and Mendelian inheritance, 113. Kallikak, Justin, 26. Kallikak, Martin, Sr., 17, 29. a sermon, 102. joins the militia, 18. his sin, 102. wife of, 29. Kallikak, Martin, Jr., 17, 51, 61. his family compared with the Jukes-Edwards, 53. his half brother, Frederick, 85. should he have been sterilized? 113. Kallikak, Millard, 19, 23. second wife of, 26. Key to charts, 33-35. Killed in accident, 26. Kite, Elizabeth S., 71. Lavinia, 24. Lombroso, 59. Margaret, 28. Martha, mother of Deborah, 27. character of her children, 64. Massachusetts Reformatory, feeble-minded girls in, 57. Matings in the Kallikak family, 114. Mendelian expectation, 24. Mendelian Law, the, 109. Mendelism, applied to human inheritance, 111. Mental capacity, necessity of determining, 60. Minister who married Guss, 75. Miscarriage, 28. Mongolian type, 20. Morons, 62, 54. Murder, Guss accused, 75. Mute, 25. Nameless feeble-minded girl, 29. relation to the problem, 103. Nathan, 20. Newark, number of feeble-minded children in Juvenile Court, 57. Normal people, in good branch of the family, 29. Normal woman in bad family, daughter of Sylvia, 22. “Old Horror,” 19, 80. “Old Max,” 52. “Old Moll,” 21, 79. described, 83. her death, 83. “Old Sal,” 21, 79. Paula, 25. Pauperism and feeble-mindedness, 60. Placing out, 27. Prince, 25. Prisons reduced if feeble-minded were cared for, 105. Probation, girls on, 57. Prominent man, sister of, married Millard Kallikak, 26. Prostitutes, 18. number of feeble-minded, 58. Prostitution and feeble-mindedness, 56. Public institutions and feeble-mindedness, 56. Quakeress, married Martin Kallikak, 99. Rahway Reformatory, number of feeble-minded in, 57. Refinement, an element of, seen in Deborah’s mother, 63. Reformatories, number of feeble-minded in, 57. Resident, an old, of B----, 81. Sanders, 25. Saunders, Guss, grandson of “Old Sal” visited, 89-91. School work for defectives, 54. Segregation and colonization not hopeless, 105. Sexually immoral, number in bad family, 18. on the good side, 29. children, 25. Sheep, flock of, stolen, 20. Slums, largely caused by defectives, 70. Sterilization, 107. as a solution of the problem, 115. Still birth, 28. Stupidity, compared with criminalistic tendency, 63. Sylvia, 22.