Helen Fox is the daughter or Jimmie Fox and Jennie Fox.

She died of influenza on December 28, 1918 and was buried in the Juneau Indian Cemetery.

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Kana Ue Kling was born in 1851.

They died at age 50 in 1911 and is buried in the Douglas Indian Cemetery.

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Taku Jim died on August 28, 1914 and is buried in the Douglas Indian Cemetery.

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Susie James was born in 1990.

She died in 1934 at around age 44 and is buried in the Douglas Indian Cemetery.

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Albert James is buried in the Douglas Indian Cemetery.

He died on April 5, 1912 and is buried in the Douglas Indian Cemetery.

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Gilbert Jackson was married to a presumably Tlingit woman, who died in 1909 and is buried in the Douglas Indian Cemetery.

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Lucy Shellhouse-Hunsaker was born in April of 1885. She was educated at the mission school at Sitka and Chemawa. She worked as a housekeeper. Her divorce from Ed Hunsaker was granted at the Juneau courthouse just before her murder.

She died at age 29 on September 6, 1914 in Douglas, along with her ex-husband, Ed Hunsaker, and Frency Emile Senecele.

Somewhere around 10:00 p.m. Senecel was walking through the Indian settlement with Lucy when they met Ed Hunaker, who called Frenchy a vile name and attempted to strike him with a billy club,

Frenchy, who was a large, powerful man, easily bested his assailant, took the club away from him, flinging it down on the beach. Hunsaker came at him repeatedly, with Frenchy knocking him down.

Hunsaker drew a revolver and fired, the bullet striking Frenchy just below the left breast. He fell to the sidewalk dead, and when Lucy leaned over him Hunsaker aimed the revolver at the back of her head and fired. She fell against Frenchy, where she died in a welter of blood.

During the excitement that followed, Hunsaker quietly withdrew to his cabin and locked the door. When the officers of the law came after him some time later he paid no attention to their demands for admittance, but when the door was broken open his pistol spoke again and the marshals rushed into the cabin to find Hunsaker stretched upon the floor with a gaping wound over his left eye, from which his life's blood was pouring.

Hunsake's death certificate was signed by Dr. A.R. Sargeant and was buried in the Douglas Indian Cemetery.

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Jimmie Johnson was born in 1885.

He died May 19, 1915 at age 30. He is buried in the Douglas Indian Cemetery.

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David Brady was referred to as a bright young native fellow who played sports with natives and whites, by whom he was well liked.

Brady died February 9, 1912 from consumption at Juneau and was buried in the Douglas Indian Cemetery.

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Bessie Marshall was born 1891.

She died in November 1911 at age 20, and was buried in the Douglas Indian Cemetery.

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