Kane, L.
Primary Name: Kane, L.
Filed as: kane_l
Also known as: L. Kane
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Spouse: Daughter of Lucy Shotter and George Ray Shotter, Senior
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Associated places: Hoonah, Alaska
Keywords: L Kane, Kane L, Hoonah Alaska residents, Shotter family Hoonah, Lucy Shotter, George Ray Shotter Sr
Biography
L. Kane lived in Hoonah, Alaska. He married a daughter of Lucy Shotter and George Ray Shotter, Senior.
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Tags: L Kane, Kane L, Hoonah Alaska, Shotter family, Lucy Shotter, George Ray Shotter Sr
Shotter, Frank
Primary Name: Shotter, Frank
Filed as: Shotter, Frank
Also known as: Frank Shotter
Occupation / Association: Resident of Hoonah, Alaska
Associated places: Hoonah, Alaska; Wrangell, Alaska; Chemainus, British Columbia, Canada; Seattle, Washington; California
Keywords: Frank Shotter, Shotter family Southeast Alaska, George Ray Shotter Sr family, Lucy Shotter Tlingit family, Hoonah Alaska families, Wrangell Alaska Native families
Biography
Frank Shotter was a resident of Hoonah, Alaska, and a member of the Shotter family of Southeast Alaska.
He was the son of Lucy Shotter, a Tlingit woman from Wrangell, Alaska, and George Ray Shotter, Sr..
His siblings included George Ray Shotter, Jr., who was born April 5, 1882, in Chemainus, British Columbia, Canada; Mrs. L. Kane; Mrs. Thomas Murray of Hoonah; Mrs. J.O. Ross of Seattle; and Margaret Shotter Evans of California.
The Shotter family formed part of the extended network of Southeast Alaska Native and settler families whose lives connected communities throughout the region.
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Shotter, Lucy
Primary Name: Shotter, Lucy
Filed as: Shotter, Lucy
Also known as: Lucy Shotter
Occupation / Association: Tlingit resident of Southeast Alaska
Associated places: Wrangell, Alaska; Hoonah, Alaska; Seattle, Washington; Chemainus, British Columbia, Canada; California
Keywords: Lucy Shotter, George Ray Shotter Sr family, Tlingit families Wrangell Alaska, Shotter family Southeast Alaska, Hoonah Alaska families, early Alaska Native families
Biography
Lucy Shotter was a Tlingit woman from Wrangell, Alaska.
She married George Ray Shotter, Sr. The family was part of the network of early Southeast Alaska Native and settler communities that connected coastal towns throughout the region.
Their children included George Ray Shotter, Jr., who was born April 5, 1882, in Chemainus, British Columbia, Canada; Frank Shotter; Mrs. L. Kane; Mrs. Thomas Murray of Hoonah; Mrs. J.O. Ross of Seattle; and Margaret Shotter Evans of California.
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Shotter, George Ray Jr.
Shotter, George Ray, Jr.
Born: April 5, 1882
Birthplace: Chemainus, British Columbia, Canada
Died: January 4, 1931 (age 48)
Place of death: St. Ann's Hospital, Juneau, Alaska
Burial: Douglas Indian Cemetery, Douglas, Alaska
Parents: George Ray Shotter, Sr.; Lucy Shotter of Wrangell
Spouse: Frances W. Shotter of Hoonah
Occupation: Fox rancher
Biography
George Ray Shotter, Jr. was born on April 5, 1882, in Chemainus, British Columbia, Canada, the son of George Ray Shotter, Sr. and Lucy Shotter of Wrangell, Alaska.
Members of the Shotter family were connected with communities throughout Southeast Alaska. His siblings included Frank Shotter, Mrs. L. Kane, Mrs. Thomas Murray of Hoonah, Mrs. J.O. Ross of Seattle, and Margaret Shotter Evans of California.
Shotter married Frances W. Shotter of Hoonah. At the time of his death, the couple had no living children.
He worked as a fox rancher, an occupation that was part of the fur farming industry that developed along the coast of Alaska in the early twentieth century.
Contemporary records described him as being of mixed race, approximately 5 feet 9 inches tall, weighing about 145 pounds, with a dark complexion and dark hair.
George Ray Shotter, Jr. died of pneumonia on January 4, 1931, at the age of 48 after a twenty-day stay at St. Ann’s Hospital in Juneau. His attending physician was Dr. W.W. Council.
Shotter was buried in the Douglas Indian Cemetery, with Chas W. Carter serving as undertaker.
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