Angoon and Killisnoo papers, 1878-1911.

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Angoon and Killisnoo papers, 1878-1911.

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/48498212

Papers focus on several Tlingits from Angoon, Admiralty Island, 1878-1911 when the Navy was in charge of the territory. Names associated with the collection include: John G. Brady, E.C. Merriman, William A. McDougal, Charles W. Bartlett, Edward DeGroff, Alaska Salmon Co., Governor James Sheakley, L.C. Dennis, R. Willoughby, Kokesh, Kaajaakwt'l (also Kah-chuck-tee or Kah Kluck Tay), Alexis Kashaoochkoo, Katherine Gansheech, Peter and Anna Thomas, Carl Spuhn, and Rev. A.P. Kashevaroff.

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