Datapoint Reunion Creole/Independent pronominal possessors

The Independent Pronominal Possessor is normally expressed by the demonstrative (sa) + special adposition (d) + personal pronoun.
According to Chaudenson (1974: 360), sa d + personal pronoun seems to be the "normal" form. He adds: "On dit souvent la myèn 'le mien, les miens, la mienne, les miennes', la tyèn, la syèn, la nòt, la vòt; à la 3e pers. du pl. on a toujours sa d zòt." [La myèn 'mine', la tyèn, la syèn, la nòt, la vòt is often used; for the 3rd person singular we always have sa d zòt.]
Staudacher (2004: 77) lists an impressive variety of forms which I could not find attested in my corpora.
More research is needed.

Values

Special word plus dependent pronominal possessor Frequency: 70.0%

Example 54-88:
sa d mwen - sa d zòt
sa
dem
d
of
mwen
I
-
-
sa
dem
d
of
zot
they
mine - theirs
French: le/les mien(s) - le/les leur(s)

Source: Chaudenson 1974: 360

Confidence:
Certain

Special pronoun form Frequency: 30.0%

Example 54-89:
Moin lé myenn lé kourt.
Mwen
1sg
le
def.pl
myenn
mine
le
cop.prs
kourt.
short
Mine is short.
French: Moi, la mienne est courte.

Source: Barat et al. 1977: 17

Confidence:
Certain