Box PCA 303
Contains 142 Results:
Jimmy and Marion Huntington and family, September 1962
Sidney and Angela Huntington , September 1962
Sidney and Angela Huntington who now live in Galena. Angela was from Koyukuk. One of the few Roman Catholics in Huslia. Sidney is a natural engineer, an incredibly talented man. He designed the church building in Huslia, hand built the steeple and worked in Anchorage during World War II. He was very forceful in working for improved education for Huslia children. He had several older children from a prior marriage who lived in Galena or Koyukuk.
Bill and Lucy Lawrence and John Sackett Jr. (Barney), September 1962
Eliza Olin, September 1962
Eliza Olin, daughter of Olin the medicine man. She moved away in 1959 to Koyukuk we think.
Little Sammy and Big Sophie and family, September 1962
Tony and Emily Sam and family, September 1962
Emily was from Hughes originally. This was the largest family in town. Very responsible parents, despite the size of the family. Tony is son to Little Sammy and Big Sophie.
Billy and Little Sophie. , September 1962
Little Sophie was a sister of Catherine Attla. Little Sophie and Big Sophie were always referred to that way to avoid the confusion of two Sophie Sams. Billy is Little Sammy and Big Sophie's son.
Edwin and Lydia Simon and family, September 1962
Edwin and Lydia (pronounced Lythia) Simon and family. Their oldest son, Franklin was trained at one time to function as a sanitation intern in town.
Unidentified (left), Mark and Cathy Titus. Tetlin, Alaska., Summer 1955
The Rt. Rev. William J. Gordon, Episcopal Bishop of Alaska, fueling his Cessna 180.
The Bishop's headquarters were in Fairbanks and he flew all over the state visiting missions and clergy.