42 The oldest son of Yerahme’el’s brother Kalev (Caleb) was Meysha. Meysha was the father of Zif, and Zif was the father of Mareshah. Mareshah was the father of Hevron. 43 Hevron’s sons were Korah, Tapuah, Rekem, and Shema. 44 Shema was the father of Raham. Raham was the father of Yarekeam. Rekem was the father of Shamay. 45 Shamay’s son was Maeon, and Maeon was the father of Beyt-Tsur. 46 Kalev had a slave-wife named Eyfah who gave birth to Haran, Motsa, and Gazez. Haran had a son who he also named Gazez. 47 Yehday’s sons were: Regem, Yotam (Jotham), Geyshan, Pelet, Eyfah, and Sha’af.

48 Kalev had another slave-wife named Ma’akah who gave birth to Shever and Tirhanah. 49 She also gave birth to Sha’af (the father of Madmanah), Sheva (father of Makbena and Givea), and Kalev’s daughter Aksah.

50 These people were also descendants of Kalev: His other wife Efratah had a son Hur. Hur’s sons were Shoval (founder of Kiryat-Yearim city), 51 Salma (founder of Beyt-Lehem (Bethlehem)), and Haref (founder of Beyt-Gader). 52 The descendants of Shoval (founder of Kiryat-Yearim) were Haroeh, half of the Manahatim, 53 and the clans from Kiryat-Yearim: the Yitrim, the Putim, the Shumatim, and the Mishraim. From those came the Tsor’atim and Eshtaolim. 54 Salma’s descendants were the people of Beyt-Lehem, the Netofatim, the clan of Atrot-Beyt-Yo’av, and half of the Manahatim, who were also Tsor’im. 55 The clans of the scribes lived at Yaebets: the Tiratim, the Shimeatim, and the Sukatim. These are the Keynim who descended from Hamat, the ancestor of Rekav’s family.