Jimmie Fox was married to Jennie Fox and had one daughter, Helen Fox. Jimmie was reportedly the best known and respective Native on Douglas Island. 

When his uncle, Chief Aanalahaash died, Jimmie became Chief Aanalahaash II of the Taku Tlingit.

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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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Chief Johnson was born in 1862 in the Taku River area.

He was known as a trapper and fisherman. He was Chief of the Raven Clan.

He died at age 49 in 1917 and is buried in the Douglas Native Cemetery.

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Maggie Jackson was born in 1886. She died on December 15, 1908 at age 22.  She 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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Kittey Mitchell was born in Killisnoo and died in January 29, 1912 at age 25 years old in Douglas.

She is buried in the Douglas Indian Cemetery.

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Unknown Stevens is buried in the Douglas Native Cemetery.

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Margaret Shotter-Evans of California was born to Lucy Shotter and George Ray Shotter, Senior. Her siblings include George Ray Shotter, Junior on April 5, 1882 in Chermainus, British Columbia, Canada, Frank Shotter, Mrs. L. Kane (sp) and Mrs. Thomas Murry of Hoonah, and Mrs. J.O. Ross of Seattle.

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Thomas Murry lived in Hoonah and was married to a daughter of Lucy Shotter and George Ray Shotter, Senior.

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