 |
SITKA
BOROUGH, ALASKA
USGENWEB PROJECT |
|
|
EARLY
SITKA RESIDENTS A-L
|
||
|
Most of these people were Sitka pioneers, although a few merely had streets named after them due to their importance to Alaska history at the time. Italicized names are publications or ships. Book 1 =
The Streets of Sitka, by Sitka Historical Society |
| LAST NAME |
FIRST NAME |
COMMENTS |
BOOK AND PAGE |
|
A’Court |
Capt. A. Holmes |
Of H.M.S. Osprey arrives in Sitka Harbor |
Book 3 Page 103, 104 |
|
Abrams |
Katherine Delaney |
Book 3 Page 15, 35 |
|
|
Ackerman |
D. |
On 1880 Alaska census |
Book 3 Page 104 |
|
Adams |
Miss Laura F. |
Sheldon Jackson School supervisor of the girls hall, died 1943 |
Book 2 Page 53-59 |
| Admiral Rogers |
Passenger freighter |
Book 2 Page 6, 51 |
|
|
Admiral Steamship Line |
Book 2 Page 51, 141 |
||
|
Admiralty Island |
Book 2 Page 64, 141 |
||
| Alaska |
Book 3 Page 104 |
||
|
Alaska Commercial Company |
Book 3 Page 52, 97, 107 |
||
|
Alaska Commission of Education and Reindeer Service |
Book 2 Page 5 |
||
|
Alaska Day |
Book 2 Page 149-150 |
||
|
Alaska Lumber and Pulp Mill |
Book 2 Page 142, 165 |
||
|
Alaska Music Trail |
Book 2 Page xiv, 139 |
||
|
Alaska Native Brotherhood |
Book 2 Page 31-33, 149, 153 |
||
|
Alaska Presbytery |
Book 2 Page 42-44, 47-49, 69, 79, 82, 93, 97 |
||
| Alaska Times |
1st newspaper in Territory |
Book 3 Page 107 |
|
|
Alaska, University of |
Book 2 Page 159 |
||
|
Albertson |
Reub |
On 1880 Alaska census |
Book 3 Page 104 |
| Aleksander |
Russian Ship |
Book 3 Page 34 |
|
| Alert |
American Ship, Capt. Ebbets |
Book 3 Page 33 |
|
|
Aleutians |
Book 2 Page 86, 87, 89 |
||
|
Aleutkina Bay |
Book 2 Page 13 |
||
|
Allen Auditorium |
Book 2 Page 15, 19, 20, 24, 25, 31, 34, 48, 52, 107, 119, 134, 138, 139 |
||
|
Anchorage |
Book 2 Page 105, 149 |
||
| Ancon |
1st tourist ship to visit Glacier Bay and Muir Glacier |
Book 3 Page 108 |
|
|
Andrews |
C.L. |
Teacher and historian, author of The Story of Sitka and The Story of Alaska |
Book 1 Book 2 Page 123, 150 |
| Angola |
American Schooner |
Book 3 Page 95 |
|
|
Angoon |
Book 2 Page 11/49, 92, 141 |
||
| Anna Jackman |
Book 2 Page 49 |
||
| Annahootz |
Chief |
Of Kokwantans (Sitkas) |
Book 3 Page 23, photo 101a, 103, 105, 128 |
| Arguello |
Dona Concepcion de |
Book 3 Page 41-42, |
|
| Arkhangelsky |
Pauline |
Book 3 Page 15 |
|
| Armstrong |
Rolland R |
Book 2 Page 107 |
|
| Ashby |
Joe |
Book 2 Page 146 |
|
| Astor |
John Jacob |
Book 3 Page 43 |
|
| Atchison |
Jim |
Book 2 Page 146 |
|
|
Atkinson |
Harris |
Sheldon Jackson School basketball player |
Book 2 Page 30 |
| Atkinson |
Romey |
Book 2 Page 127 |
|
| Auke Bay |
Book 2 Page 92, 93 |
||
|
Austin |
Alonzo |
From NY, taught in Sitka |
Book 2 Page xviii, Book 3 Page 15, 123, |
|
Austin |
Olinda |
Dtr of Alonzo, teacher |
Book 2 Page xviii, Book 3 Page 105 |
| Avoss |
A tender, 1st vessel built at Sitka |
Book 3 Page 54, |
|
| Bacchus |
American ship, to Sitka for cargo of ice |
Book 3 Page 86, |
|
|
Bagley |
Sitka resident |
Book 1 |
|
|
Baines |
Mary |
Book 2 Page 124 |
|
|
Banner |
Mr. and Mrs. |
Book 3 Page 89 |
|
|
Baranof |
Alexander Andreyevich |
Manager for Russian-American Company from 1791-1818, founder of Sitka |
Book 1, Book 3 Page 29-35, 37, 43-50, 52, 56-58, 60, 70, 88 |
|
Baranof |
Irina |
Married Semyon Ivanovich Yanovsky |
Book 3 Page 59 |
|
Baranof Castle |
Book 3 Page 50, 74-77, 116, 121 |
||
|
Baranof Hill |
Book 3 Page 74 |
||
|
Baranof Island |
Book 2 Page 103, 141, 166, Book 3 Page 16, 38 |
||
|
Baranof Street High School |
Book 2 Page 153 |
||
|
Baranof Warm Springs Bay |
Book 2 Page 166 |
||
|
Baranof’s Ball |
Book 2 Page 149-150 |
||
|
Barber |
Capt. Henry |
Book 3 Page 33 |
|
|
Barlow |
Henrietta |
Episcopalian missionary in Africa and Sitka |
Book 1 |
|
Baronovich |
Book 3 Page 98 |
||
|
Barron |
George |
Jailer at Sitka |
Book 3 Page 14, 115, |
|
Bassie, Mt. |
Book 2 Page 103 |
||
|
Beachcombed Saw Mill |
Book 2 Page 58-59, 60-70, 79 |
||
|
Beam |
Geraldine |
Book 2 Page 134, 137 |
|
|
Bean |
Ed |
On 1880 Alaska census |
Book 3 Page 104 |
| Bear |
Cutter |
Book 2 Page 129 |
|
|
Bear Cove |
Book 2 Page 103 |
||
|
Beardslee |
Capt. Lester A. |
Commander of USS Jamestown, arrived June 14, 1879 to furnish protection and government to Sitka and southern Alaska |
Book 1 Book 3 Page 104-105 |
|
Beaver |
Ship of John Jacob Astor |
Book 3 Page 43 |
|
|
Bebell |
Barbara |
Book 2 Page 107 |
|
|
Beck |
George H |
Book 2 Page v, 114 |
|
|
Beck |
George J |
Book 2 Page 114 |
|
|
Belcher |
Sir Edward |
Account of ball at Castle |
Book 3 Page 75, |
|
Bennett |
Harriett |
Book 2 Page 137 |
|
|
Benson |
Edward |
Sheldon Jackson School basketball player |
Book 2 Page 30, 124 |
|
Benton |
Anna Johnson |
Laura Adams died at her home |
Book 2 Page 57 |
|
Berry |
M.P. |
On 1880 Alaska census |
Book 3 Page 104 |
|
Berry |
Matthew P. |
Book 3 Page 14, 112, |
|
|
Beyer |
Anne |
Book 2 Page 25 |
|
|
Big Gavinski Island |
Book 2 Page 93 |
||
|
Bikar’s Store |
Book 1 |
||
|
Billman |
Esther |
Book 2 Page 132-133, 153, 156-157 |
|
| Bily |
Arthur N |
Book 2 Page 97 |
|
|
Biorka Island |
Book 2 Page 85 |
||
|
Bird |
W.A. |
Soldier implicated in robber |
Book 3 Page 100-101 |
|
Bishop’s House |
Book 2 Page 141 |
||
|
Blatchley Jr. High School |
Book 2 Page 153 |
||
|
Bodega y Quadra |
Juan Francisco de las |
Spanish navigator |
Book 3 Page 24 |
|
Bolshanins, the |
Book 3 Page 91 |
||
|
Bonner |
Evelyn |
Book 2 Page 123 |
|
|
Booth |
Jack |
Sheldon Jackson School basketball player |
Book 2 Page 30 |
|
Booth |
Ray |
Sheldon Jackson School basketball player |
Book 2 Page 30 |
|
Booth Fisheries |
Book 2 Page 37, 141 |
||
|
Bope |
Russell |
1934 Sheldon Jackson Basketball Team coach |
Book 2 Page 30 |
|
Bor |
Christiaan |
Book 2 Page 141 |
|
|
Bornovolokov |
Intended successor to Baranof |
Book 3 Page 56, |
|
| Borodino |
Russian ship |
Book 3 Page 41, |
|
|
Boyd |
Fred |
Book 2 Page 96 |
|
|
Bradshaw |
Howard |
Book 2 Page 105 |
|
|
Brady |
John G |
On 1880 Alaska census |
Book 3 Page 104 |
|
Brady |
Isabella |
Book 2 Page 160 |
|
|
Brady |
Rev. John G |
Teacher, arrived in Sitka in 1878, He owned a store, sawmill, farm and hot springs. Served as Governor 1897-1906 |
Book 1 Book 2 Page vii, viii, xix Book 3 Page 14, 104, 112, |
|
Brady Historical Park |
Book 2 Page 70 |
||
|
Brady log haul |
Book 2 Page 67-68 |
||
|
Brady Sawmill |
Book 2 Page 64 |
||
|
Brown |
Albert |
Class of 1929 – Sheldon Jackson School |
Book 2 Page 14 |
|
Brown |
Capt. |
Of Lydia |
Book 3 Page 48, |
|
Brown |
WE |
Book 2 Page 91 |
|
|
Buchanan |
Robert |
Book 2 Page 11, 13-14 |
|
|
Burg |
Amos |
Book 2 Page v |
|
|
Caldera |
Schooner |
Book 3 Page 95 |
|
| California |
For years the only Alaska tourist steamer |
Book 3 Page 103, 109, |
|
|
Calugan |
Lawrence |
Book 2 Page 107 |
|
|
Calvin |
Jack |
Book 2 Page v, 102, 150 |
|
|
Campbell |
Alene |
Book 2 Page v |
|
|
Campbell |
Ione |
Book 2 Page v |
|
|
Campbell |
James |
Book 2 Page 107 |
|
|
Caplin |
Mr. |
Trader |
Book 3 Page 106 |
|
Caplin |
L. |
On 1880 Alaska census |
Book 3 Page 104 |
| Caroline |
Yankee merchant ship |
Book 3 Page 28, |
|
|
Carrier |
Commander |
Book 2 Page 89 |
|
|
Carteeti |
George |
Sheldon Jackson School student |
Book 2 Page 37 |
|
Carter |
Charles W |
Book 2 Page 104, 147 |
|
|
Cascade Creek |
Book 2 Page 120 |
||
|
Castle Hill |
Book 2 Page xvii, 149 |
||
|
Centennial Building |
Book 2 Page 139-142 |
||
|
Charteris |
Dr. William |
Sitka physician |
Book 1 |
|
Chatham Cannery |
Book 2 Page 75 |
||
|
Chatham Straits |
Book 2 Page 68, 92, 141, 166 |
||
| Cheerful |
English ship |
Book 3 Page 29, |
|
|
Chena |
Book 2 Page 104 |
||
|
Chichagof |
Best paying mine in US |
Book 3 Page 113-114, 133 |
|
|
Chichagof Island |
Book 2 Page 23, 75, 99 Book 3 Page 25, |
||
|
Chichagov |
Admiral |
Book 3 Page 52 |
|
|
Chilkats |
Book 3 Page 100 |
||
|
Chirikov |
Capt. Aleksey |
First Russian to arrive in Sitka |
Book 3 Page 22, 25, 26, |
|
Chistyakov |
Pyotr Yegorovich |
Term as chief manager |
Book 3 Page 88, |
|
Clark |
Robert |
Book 2 Page 107 |
|
|
Clark |
Willoughby |
Book 3 Page 112, |
|
|
Cleveland |
Capt. Richard J. |
Book 3 Page 27, |
|
|
Cockett |
Alice |
Book 2 Page 155 |
|
|
Cohen |
A. |
On 1880 Alaska census |
Book 3 Page 104 |
|
Cohen |
Miss P. |
On 1880 Alaska census |
Book 3 Page 104 |
|
Cohen |
Miss H. |
On 1880 Alaska census |
Book 3 Page 104 |
|
Cohen |
Mr. |
Brewer |
Book 3 Page 105 |
|
Colcheka |
Chief |
Chilkats chief |
Book 3 Page 99-100 |
|
Columbia Lumber Company |
Book 2 Page 78 |
||
|
Condit |
Dr. James H |
Supt of Sheldon Jackson College |
Book 2 Pages xii, 6, 7, 8, 11, 13, 15, 21, 31-33, 35, 36, 39, 43, 53, 115, 132 |
|
Condit |
Mrs. |
Photo at Sheldon Jackson School |
Book 2 Page 43 |
|
Congdon |
Ragna |
Book 2 Page 150 |
|
|
Conley |
Georgia |
Book 2 Page 120-123 |
|
| Constantine |
Russian brig |
Book 3 Page 94, 95, 97 |
|
|
Conway |
JJ |
Book 2 Page 148-149 |
|
|
Cook |
Aaron |
Book 2 Page 135 |
|
|
Cook |
Capt. James |
Book 3 Page 24, 26, |
|
|
Cook |
Richard G. Jr. |
Book 2 Page v |
|
|
Coquitlam |
Steamer |
Book 3 Page photo 60a |
|
|
Corcoran |
P.T. |
On 1880 Alaska census |
Book 3 Page 104 |
|
Corey |
Peter L |
Book 2 Page v, 160 |
|
|
Cornell College |
Book 2 Page 3-5 |
||
|
Cowan |
Lieut. |
Killing of |
Book 3 Page 100 |
|
Craig |
Book 2 Page 11, 127 |
||
|
Crescent Boat Harbor |
Book 2 Page 119, 142, 154 |
||
|
Crittenden |
Edwin B |
Book 2 Page 133 |
|
|
Crittenden |
R.D. |
Book 3 Page 112, |
|
|
Cropley |
Ike |
Book 2 Page 127 |
|
Cyane |
brig |
Book 3 Page 91, 95, 96, |
|
|
D’Wolf |
Capt. John |
Book 3 Page 40 |
|
|
Dahl |
MB |
Had cannery at Hood Bay on Admiralty Island |
Book 2 Page 64 |
| Dakota |
US warship, 1st to bring tourists |
Book 3 Page 108, |
|
|
Darrin |
Dorothy |
Local resident, has a street named after her. |
Book 1 |
|
Davidoff |
Lt. Gavril |
Russian Naval Officer |
Book 1 |
|
Davis |
Capt. |
Of Isabella |
Book 3 Page 48, |
|
Davis |
Mrs. General |
Attended handover of Alaska to the US |
Book 3 Page 91 |
|
Davis |
General Jeff C. |
Army Officer in charge of the 9th Infantry in 1867 when Alaska was transferred to the US |
Book 1 Book 3 Page 92, 125, |
|
Davis |
Nancy |
Book 2 Page v |
|
|
Davis |
William |
Book 2 Page v |
|
|
Davis Road |
Built by army |
Book 3 Page 124, |
|
|
De Graff |
Took 1887 photo |
Book 3 Page photo 120a |
|
|
Deadman’s Reach |
Book 2 Page 92, 95 |
||
|
DeArmond |
Robert W |
Local judge and postmaster |
Book 1 |
|
Deep Bay |
Book 2 Page 73 Book 3 Page 132 |
||
|
Deep Inlet |
Book 2 Page 65 |
||
|
Deep Lake |
Book 3 Page 14, 131, |
||
|
DeGroff |
Edward |
On 1880 Alaska census |
Book 3 Page 104 |
|
DeGroff |
Judge Edward |
Merchant, photographer, judge and operated the Chichagof Mine. Came to Sitka in 1880 and died in 1910 |
Book 1 Book 3 Page 14, 114, 131, |
|
Delaney |
Arthur K. |
Book 3 Page 112 |
|
|
Delaney |
Judge A.K. |
Book 3 Page 14 |
|
|
Delaney |
Katherine |
Book 3 Page 15, 35 |
|
|
Delaware |
Bark |
Book 3 Page 97 |
|
|
Demmert |
Embert |
Book 2 Page 135 |
|
|
Demmert |
Harvey |
Book 2 Page 127 |
|
|
Demmert |
Lee |
Book 2 Page 160 |
|
|
Demmert |
Lillian |
Book 2 Page 107 |
|
|
Denepfel |
Capt. G.A. |
Book 3 Page 100-101 |
|
|
Dennis |
Fenton |
Class of 1929 – Sheldon Jackson School |
Book 2 Page 14 |
|
Dennison |
Colonel W.N. |
Book 3 Page 100-101 |
|
| Despatch |
American ship from Boston |
Book 3 Page 28 |
|
|
Devil’s Club |
Book 3 Page 124 |
||
| Diana |
1st Russian war sloop to reach Sitka |
Book 3 Page 47, 49 |
|
|
Didrickson |
Herbert |
Sheldon Jackson School basketball player |
Book 2 Page 29, 30 |
|
Dietz |
Al |
Book 2 Page 151 |
|
|
Dietz |
Lillian |
Book 2 Page 151 |
|
|
Dimitriev |
Minister of Justice |
Book 3 Page 52 |
|
| Discovery |
Ship of Capt. Cook |
Book 3 Page 24 |
|
|
Dismang |
Ruby |
Book 2 Page v |
|
|
Dixon |
Andrew |
Sitka resident |
Book 1 |
|
Dixon |
Capt. George |
Book 3 Page 25 |
|
|
Dodge |
Mrs. |
Attended handover of Alaska to US |
Book 3 Page 91 |
|
Dodge |
William Sumner |
First mayor of Sitka, and Collector of Customs, published Alaska Times |
Book 1 Book 3 Page 93, 107, |
|
Dog Creek |
Book 2 Page 104, 107 |
||
|
Doig |
Laurence T |
Sitka town elder |
Book 2 Page 46, 97, 103, 117, 121 |
|
Donnelly |
Florence |
Sheldon Jackson School student, photo |
Book 2 Page v, 55, 57, 92, 127-128, 135 |
|
Donnelly |
Harold |
1934 Sheldon Jackson Basketball Team, Photo of home in Sitka |
Book 2 Page 30, 67 |
|
Donnelly |
Harold |
Book 2 Page v, 30, 67, 92 |
|
|
Doroshin |
Mr. |
Mining engineer sent out by Russians |
Book 3 Page 112 |
|
Downer |
Mabel |
Book 2 Page 123 |
|
|
Doyle |
Ed. |
On 1880 Alaska census |
Book 3 Page 104 |
|
Duggan |
Mr. |
Book 3 Page 110 |
|
|
Dundas |
Francis |
1934 Sheldon Jackson Basketball Team |
Book 2 Page 30, 135 |
|
Durkee |
Julie |
Book 2 Page 97 |
|
|
Ebbets |
Capt John |
Book 3 Page 33 |
|
|
Edenso |
Gladys |
Book 2 Page 135 |
|
|
Edenso |
Nathaniel |
Book 2 Page 135 |
|
|
Edgecumbe, Cape |
Book 3 Page 23-25, 33 |
||
|
Edgecumbe, Mt. |
Book 2 Page viii, 110 Book 3 Page 13, 25, 38, 55, 56, 119, 130, |
||
|
Edwards |
Paul |
1934 Sheldon Jackson Basketball Team |
Book 2 Page 30, 35 |
|
Eide |
Arthur |
Book 2 Page 135 |
|
|
Ekaterina |
Russian ship |
Book 3 Page 34 |
|
| Eliza |
American ship from Boston |
Book 3 Page 28 |
|
|
Engelhart |
Marjorie |
Volunteer in Sheldon Jack College 1983 |
Book 2 Page v, xx |
| Enterprise |
Astor’s ship to Sitka in 1810 |
Book 3 Page 43, 48 |
|
|
Erler Hotel |
Presumably named after the owner, no further details known |
Book 1 |
|
|
Erskine |
M.C. |
Master of American steamer Fideliter |
Book 3 Page 95 |
|
Erussard |
Pierre |
On 1880 Alaska census |
Book 3 Page 104 |
| Estabeth |
Book 2 Page 51 |
||
|
Etolin |
Capt. Adolf Karlovich |
Manager of Russian-American Company in Sitka 1840-1845, native of Finland |
Book 1 Book 3 Page 59, 60, 66, 70, 72, 77, 84, 87, 88, 122 |
|
Etolin |
Madame |
Book 3 Page 72-73 |
|
| Excursion Inlet |
Book 2 Page 77, 91 |
||
|
Faber |
Alvin |
Sheldon Jackson School basketball player |
Book 2 Page 30 |
| Fairbanks |
Book 2 Page 104, 105, 150 |
||
|
Father Sergius |
Book 3 Page photo 14a |
||
| Fideliter |
British steamer |
Book 3 Page 93-95 |
|
| Finney |
Don |
Book 2 Page v |
|
|
Finney |
Helen |
Dtr of W Leslie Yaw |
Book 2 Page v, 6 |
| Fish Bay |
Book 2 Page 95, 101 |
||
| Fisheries |
Book 3 Page 85, 97-98, 114, 116 |
||
| Flake |
Daniel |
Book 2 Page 107 |
|
| Flour Mills |
Book 3 Page 85, 131 |
||
|
Forbes |
Ben |
Sitka resident, lives in former Andy Koskela home |
Book 1 |
| Forrest |
Linn A |
Juneau architect |
Book 2 Page 46, 105 |
| Fort Ross, Calif |
Book 3 Page 57 |
||
| Fort St. Dionysius |
Book 3 Page 59 |
||
| Fort St. Michael |
Book 3 Page 31, 59, 83, |
||
| Fort Wrangell |
Book 2 Page xvii |
||
| Foss Alaska Line |
Book 2 Page 166 |
||
| Fournie |
Clara |
Book 2 Page 25 |
|
| Fournie |
John |
Sheldon Jackson School graduate |
Book 2 Page 15, 68 |
| Francis |
Capt. E.H. |
Book 3 Page 15 |
|
| Frank |
Nelson |
Book 2 Page 160 |
|
| Franklin |
Art |
Book 2 Page 142 |
|
| Franklin |
Lady Jane |
Widow of Arctic explorer Sir John Franklin |
Book 3 Page 92 |
| Fraser Hall |
Book 2 Page 36, 52, 114, 166 |
||
| Frazer |
Jessie |
Book 2 Page 101 |
|
| Freeburn |
Lawrence |
Book 2 Page 96 |
|
|
Freeman |
Edward D. |
Pastor at First Presbyterian Church in Ketchikan 1944-1950 |
Book 2 Page 43 |
| Friday |
Alice |
Book 2 Page v |
|
| Frost |
OW |
Book 2 Page v |
|
|
Fuller |
N.A. |
On 1880 Alaska census |
Book 3 Page 104 |
|
Furuhelm |
Ivan Vasilivich |
Term as chief manager |
Book 3 Page 88 |
|
Furuhjelm |
Johan Hampus |
Next to last Russian Governor of Sitka from 1859-1864 |
Book 1 |
|
Gardsishov |
Vice-Governor |
Wife and daughter attended handover of Alaska to US |
Book 3 Page 91 |
|
Gavin |
William |
Sitka minister |
Book 2 Page 46, 47 |
|
General Harney |
Schooner |
Book 3 Page 97 |
|
|
Georgeson |
Dr. Charles Christian |
Danish agronomist, arrived Sitka 1898 and founded and worked at US Agricultural Experimental Stations in Alaska for 30 years |
Book 1 Book 2 Page 52, 125 |
|
Gilbert |
Darlene |
Book 2 Page 107 |
|
|
Glass |
Capt. |
Book 3 Page 105 |
|
|
Glass |
Capt Henry |
Capt of the Jamestown |
Book 2 Page xviii Book 3 Page 105 |
|
Glubokoye Lake |
Book 3 Page 14, 131 |
||
|
Goddard |
Dr. |
Established sanitarium at Sitka Hot Spgs |
Book 3 Page 131 |
|
Goddard |
Mayor |
Book 2 Page 87, 89 |
|
|
Goddard Hot Springs |
Book 2 Page 165 |
||
|
Goff |
Mary |
Book 2 Page v |
|
|
Golovnin |
Lieut. Vasily M. |
Book 3 Page 47-50, 61, 74 |
|
|
Grant |
Robert |
Class of 1929 – Sheldon Jackson School |
Book 2 Page 14 |
| Gray |
Capt |
Discovered Great River of the West |
Book 3 Page27 |
|
Gregorioff |
Jean |
Sheldon Jackson School student |
Book 2 Page 58, 127 |
|
Gregorioff |
Margaret |
Sheldon Jackson School student reporter |
Book 2 Page 25, 73 |
|
Gregory |
Bishop |
Book 2 Page 146 |
|
|
Greig |
Herbert |
Photo building Beachcombed Sawmill in Sitka in 1935 |
Book 2 Page 58, 60, 61 |
|
Griffiths |
Rev. Warren |
Skagway minister |
Book 2 Page 47 |
|
Gunderson |
Andy |
Book 2 Page 75 |
|
|
Gunther |
Erna |
Book 2 Page 132 |
|
|
Hagemeister |
Capt. Leonty Andreyvish |
Succeeds Baranov as chief manager |
Book 3 Page 22, 45, 46, 58, 88 |
|
Hager |
Clyde |
Book 2 Page 89, 150 |
|
|
Haida |
Jake |
Silversmith |
Book 3 Page 129 |
|
Haines |
Book 2 Page 7, 49, 55, 79, 92, 93 |
||
|
Haines House Orphanage |
Book 2 Page ;6, 92, 93 |
||
|
Haldane |
Sandy |
Book 2 Page 121 |
|
|
Haley |
Nicholas |
On 1880 Alaska census, Arizona Prospector |
Book 3 Page 104, 113 |
|
Haley |
Nicholas |
Opened Silver Bay mine |
The Streets of Sitka Book 3 Page 15, 113 |
|
Hall |
Commander |
Book 2 Page 89 |
|
|
Hallock |
Charles |
Founder of Field and Stream |
Book 3 Page 108-109 |
|
Hames |
Lloyd |
Book 2 Page 162 |
|
|
Hamilton |
Fred |
Book 2 Page 127 |
|
|
Hamilton |
Gilbert |
1934 Sheldon Jackson Basketball Team |
Book 2 Page 30 |
|
Hamilton |
Harry |
1934 Sheldon Jackson Basketball Team |
Book 2 Page 30, 155 |
| Hancock |
American Ship from Boston |
Book 3 Page 28 |
|
|
Hanks |
Edward M |
Volunteer in Mission – Sheldon Jackson School |
Book 2 Page 19, 166 |
|
Hansen |
Eiler |
Book 2 Page 147 |
|
|
Hansen |
Kenneth |
Sheldon Jackson School basketball player |
Book 2 Page 30 |
|
Hansen |
Louise |
Book 2 Page 147 |
|
|
Harbor, Mt |
Book 2 Page 46 |
||
|
Harding |
Mrs. |
Photo at Sheldon Jackson School |
Book 2 Page 43 |
|
Harding |
President Warren |
Photo at Sheldon Jackson School |
Book 2 Page 40, 43 |
|
Harris |
Henry |
Book 2 Page 151 |
|
|
Harris |
Ted |
Book 2 Page 90 |
|
|
Haskett |
Edward W. |
Dist. Attorney |
Book 3 Page 112 |
|
Hays |
Ellen Hope |
Book 2 Page v |
|
|
Heid |
John G |
Book 3 Page 112 |
|
|
Heintzleman |
Frank |
Book 2 Page 104 |
|
|
Hendrickson |
Samuel |
Book 2 Page 19 |
|
|
Herring |
Katherine |
Book 2 Page 83 |
|
|
Higginson |
Ella |
Book 3 Page 110 |
|
|
Hill |
Sitka resident |
Book 1 |
|
|
Hillyer |
Munson C |
US Marshal |
Book 3 Page 112 |
|
Hirsch |
Abraham |
Bought the Politovsky |
Book 3 Page 94 |
|
Hirst |
Bernard |
Owned a store in Sitka, opened Hirst-Chichagof Mine |
Book 1 |
|
Hoggatt |
Wilford B |
6th Governor of Alaska |
Book 1 |
|
Holder |
Catherine |
Book 2 Page 56, 214 |
|
|
Holloway |
Hugh H |
Book 2 Page 158-159, 162 |
|
|
Hollywood |
William |
Early Sitka resident |
Book 1 |
|
Home Missions Monthly Hall |
Book 2 Page 11, 23, 51, 86, 119, 125, 129, 157 |
||
|
Hood Bay |
Book 2 Page 64 |
||
|
Hoogeveen |
Godfried |
Book 2 Page 141 |
|
|
Hoonah |
Book 2 Page 11, 44, 79, 92 |
||
|
Hoonah Sound |
Book 2 Page 78 |
||
|
Hootsnahoo |
Indian Village |
Book 3 Page 129 |
|
|
Hope |
Andrew |
Sitka town elder |
Book 2 Page 46, 68, 76-81, 93-101 |
|
Hope |
Margaret |
Book 2 Page 97 |
|
|
Houk House |
Book 2 Page 16, 17 |
||
|
Howard |
David |
Book 2 Page 79 |
|
|
Howard |
George |
Photo building boat |
Book 2 Page 71, 79, 80 |
|
Howard |
O.O. |
Book 2 Page xvii |
|
|
Howard Brothers Boatshop |
In Sitka |
Book 2 Page 69 |
|
|
Hunter |
Elwood |
Sitka minister |
Book 2 Page 46 |
|
Hutchinson |
Hayward M. |
Bought the Politovsky |
Book 3 Page 94, 107 |
|
Hutchinson, Kohl & Co. |
Book 3 Page 94, 96, 97 |
||
|
Hydaburg |
Book 2 Page 11, 38, 44, 49 |
||
|
Icy Straits |
Book 2 Page 153 |
||
|
Imhoff |
Verley |
Sheldon Jackson School student in 1930s |
Book 2 Page 57-58 |
|
Indian River |
Book 2 Page xiv, 41, 42, 60, 61, 63, 73, 86, 90, 91, 113-119 |
||
|
Industrial Home for Boys |
Book 2 Page xviii, xx |
||
|
Ingraham |
Joseph |
Book 3 Page 26 |
|
|
Ipalook |
Percy |
Class of 1929 – Sheldon Jackson School |
Book 2 Page 14 |
|
Irving |
Washington |
Book 3 Page 43 |
|
|
Isaacsons |
Oscar |
Sitka resident, bought the home of Gus Savella |
Book 1 |
| Isabella |
American ship, Capt. Davis |
Book 3 Page 48 |
|
|
Islands Community College |
Book 2 Page 166 |
||
|
Jackman |
Dr. Earl |
Book 2 Page 47, 91-92 |
|
|
Jackson |
Bruce |
Book 2 Page 107 |
|
|
Jackson |
Dennis |
Book 2 Page 107 |
|
|
Jackson |
Dr. Sheldon |
early Alaska missionary |
Book 2 Page xiii, xv, xvii-xix, 41, 44, 113, 129-132, 157, 159 Book 3 Page 111 |
|
Jackson |
Mother |
Director of Haines House Orphanage |
Book 2 Page 6 |
|
Jackson |
Samuel |
Book 2 Page 214 |
|
|
Jacobs |
Harvey |
Book 2 Page 152-153 |
|
|
James |
John |
1934 Sheldon Jackson Basketball Team, boatbuilder, photo |
Book 2 Page 30, 33, 34, 71, 135 |
|
James |
Martha |
Book 2 Page 107 |
|
|
James |
Ray |
Book 2 Page 135 |
|
|
Jamestown |
Capt. MacDougall, lying in Sitka harbor when Alaska turned over to US |
Book 3 Page 91, 104, |
|
|
Jamestown Bay |
Book 2 Page 77 Book 3 Page 132 |
||
|
Japonski Island |
Book 2 Page 82, 90, 151 |
||
|
Jarvis |
David H |
Served on the Cutter Bear and later served as Sitka Customs Officer |
Book 1 |
|
Jennings |
Russell |
Book 2 Page 115 |
|
|
Jensen |
Vernon |
Book 2 Page 138 |
|
|
Jerald |
Charles |
Book 2 Page v |
|
| John L. Stephens |
Contract for mail service, San Francisco to Sitka |
Book 3 Page 96, 107 |
|
|
John S. Wright |
Ship |
Book 3 Page 96 |
|
|
Johnson |
Samuel |
Angoon town elder |
Book 2 Page 49 |
|
Johnson |
Stan |
Book 2 Page 128 |
|
|
Johnston |
Dr. |
Photo at Sheldon Jackson School |
Book 2 Page 43 |
|
Jones |
Andrew |
Book 2 Page 127 |
|
|
Judd |
Benjamin F |
Book 2 Page 92-93 |
|
|
Judd |
Benjamin F, Jr. |
Book 2 Page 92 |
|
|
Juneau |
Book 2 Page 11, 44, 51, 63, 79, 93, 105, 127, 137, 138, 151 |
||
| Juno |
American ship purchased by Baranof |
Book 3 Page 40-41 |
|
|
Kadanaha |
Maggie |
Photo, lived in Skagway and Haines and taught native arts at Sheldon Jackson School |
Book 2 Page 54, 55, 58 |
|
Kadin |
A Creole, drew charts for Tebenkov’s Atlass |
Book 3 Page 72 |
|
|
Kaelke |
Mary Anne |
Book 2 Page v |
|
|
Kaelke |
Michael E |
Book 2 Page v, xiv, 154, 162, 166-168 |
|
|
Kake |
Book 2 Page 11, 79, 127 |
||
|
Kakul Narrows |
Book 2 Page 101 |
||
|
Kalampy’s Slide |
Book 3 Page 131 |
||
|
Kalinin |
Mr. |
Boat pilot |
Book 3 Page 56 |
| Kamchatka |
Russian war sloop |
Book 3 Page 59 |
|
|
Kamensky |
Father Anatole |
Photo, Greek Catholic Priest |
Book 3 Page 14a, |
|
Karras |
Bertha |
Book 2 Page v |
|
|
Kashevaroff |
Rev. A.P. |
Of Juneau |
Book 3 Page 135 |
|
Kashevaroff |
Father Andrew |
Bn Kodiak in 1865, served as teacher and priest in Alaska |
Book 1 Book 3 Page 7 |
|
Kashevarovs, the |
Book 3 Page 91 |
||
|
Katlean |
Chief |
Tlingit Chief who led Indians against Baranoff in the 1804 Battle of Sitka |
Book 1 Book 3 Page photo 14a, 32-33, 57, 102-103, 128 |
|
Katlean Bay |
(Katleansky) |
Book 3 Page 14, 130 |
|
|
Keeksitties |
Book 3 Page 102-103 |
||
|
Kekoor |
Book 3 Page 34, 37, 39 |
||
|
Kellogg |
Fannie E. |
From Granville, NY, opened school in Sitka, married S. Hall Young, returned to Wrangell |
Book 2 Page xvii, xviii Book 3 Page 105 |
|
Kelly |
Professor |
Of the Sheldon Jackson School |
Book 3 Page 114 |
|
Kelly |
Pam |
Book 2 Page v |
|
|
Kelly |
William A |
Supt of Sitka Industrial Training School 1889-1899 |
Book 1 Book 3 Page 114 |
|
Kennedy |
Lilly |
Book 2 Page 107 |
|
|
Ketchikan |
Book 2 Page 6, 11, 43, 77, 105, 114, 138, 154, 157 |
||
|
Kettleson |
Ted |
Book 2 Page 43 |
|
|
Kettleson |
Ted |
Photo at Sheldon Jackson School |
Book 2 Page 43 |
|
Khlebnikov |
Kyril |
Chief accountant |
Book 3 Page 51-52, 58 |
|
Kilgore |
Capt. W.F. |
Book 3 Page 15 |
|
|
King |
Everett B |
Book 2 Page 79 |
|
| King George |
Ship of Capt. Portlock |
Book 3 Page 25 |
|
|
Kinkead |
John Henry |
From Nevada, First Gov of Alaska in 1884 |
Book 1 Book 3 Page 107, 112 |
|
Kitka |
Margaret |
Book 2 Page 127 |
|
| Klan Tech |
Chief |
Book 3 Page photo 14a |
|
|
Klawock |
Book 2 Page 11 |
||
|
Klemola |
Charles |
Book 2 Page 106 |
|
|
Klukwan Indian Village |
Book 2 Page 92 Book 3 Page 129 |
||
|
Knapp |
Lyman P. |
Gov of Alaska |
Book 3 Page 112 |
|
Knapp |
Marilyn |
Book 2 Page v |
|
|
Knight |
William |
Book 2 Page 105, 148-149 |
|
|
Kodiak |
Book 2 Page 85 |
||
|
Kohl |
William |
Sold the Fideliter |
Book 3 Page 93 |
|
Kohl & Co., Hutchinson |
Book 3 Page 94, 96, 97 |
||
|
Kokwantans |
Book 3 Page 103 |
||
|
Kolosh |
Russian word for Tlingits |
Book 3 Page 31, 32, 35-36, 40, 45, 49, 63, 64, 65, 66 |
|
| Kolosh Reka |
Aka Indian River |
Book 3 Page 34 |
|
|
Koloshian Church |
Book 3 Page 71, 126 |
||
|
Kooska |
Indian silversmith |
Book 3 Page 129 |
|
|
Koskela |
Andy |
Finnish fisherman and Sitka resident |
Book 1 |
|
Koskul |
Theodore |
Bought the Angola |
Book 3 Page 95 |
|
Koskull |
Mrs. M.V. |
Book 3 Page 96 |
|
|
Kosters Trail |
Book 3 Page 132 |
||
|
Kostrometinoff |
George |
Nephew of Peter, born Sitka 1854 |
Book 1 Book 3 Page 8, photo 14a, 15, 105 |
|
Kostrometinoff |
Peter S |
Early pioneer, owned/worked with the Ice Company |
Book 1 |
|
Kostromitinovs, the |
Book 3 Page 91 |
||
|
Krestov Bay |
Book 3 Page 13, 24, 30 |
||
|
Krusenstern |
Capt. Ivan Fedorovich |
Book 3 Page47 |
|
|
Kruzof Island |
Book 2 Page 61, 63, 74 Book 3 Page 25, 56, 119 |
||
|
Kryukov |
Manager at Unalaska |
Book 3 Page 88 |
|
|
Kupreanov |
Madame |
Book 3 Page 75 |
|
|
Kupreanov |
Capt. Ivan Antonovich |
Term as chief manager |
Book 3 Page 59, 74a, 88 |
|
Kuskov |
Ivan Alexandrovich |
In charge at Sitka |
Book 3 Page 45-46, 74 |
|
Kuskov |
Book 3 Page 89 |
||
|
Kutnall |
John |
Sold the Fideliter |
Book 3 Page 93 |
| Kutusov |
Russian American company vessel |
Book 3 Page 58 |
|
|
Kuykendall |
Ora |
Supervisor of small boys at Sheldon Jackson School |
Book 2 Page 52 |
|
Lady in Black |
Book 3 Page 76 |
||
|
Lang |
Roger |
Sheldon Jackson School basketball player |
Book 2 Page 30 |
|
Langsdorff |
Dr. G.H. |
Book 3 Page 34 |
|
|
Latta |
Chester |
Sitka town elder |
Book 2 Page 47, 117, 121, 122 |
|
Latta |
Edith |
Book 2 Page v |
|
|
Leask |
Bertrand |
1934 Sheldon Jackson Basketball Team |
Book 2 Page 30, 34 |
|
Leask |
David |
Sheldon Jackson School basketball player |
Book 2 Page 30 |
|
Leask |
Irving |
Book 2 Page 124 |
|
|
Lee |
Harold |
Book 2 Page 79 |
|
|
Lesch |
Byron |
Book 2 Page 159 |
|
|
Lesch |
Mrs. Byron |
Book 2 Page 128 |
|
|
Lewis |
Andrew T |
Clerk of Dist Court |
Book 3 Page 112 |
|
Lewis |
George |
Book 2 Page 135 |
|
|
Lincoln |
Ship berthed in Sitka harbor when Alaska turned over to US |
Book 3 Page 91 |
|
|
Lincoln |
American shipbuilder in service of Russian American Company |
Book 3 Page 45, 54 |
|
|
Lincoln Street |
Book 3 Page 98, 121, 122, 125 |
||
|
Lindsley |
Dr. A.L. |
From Portland, OR |
Book 2 Page xvii, xviii |
|
Lisianski Bay |
Book 3 Page 14, 132 |
||
|
Lisiansky |
Capt Urey Fedorovich |
1st to ascend Mt. Edgecumbe, Russian navigator |
Book 3 Page 34, 35, 38, 44, 56, 130 |
|
Livingston |
David |
Sheldon Jackson School basketball player |
Book 2 Page 33 |
|
Longenbaugh |
Sitka resident |
Book 1 |
|
|
Lopp |
WT |
Book 2 Page 5, 6 |
|
|
Louisa Downs |
Schooner |
Book 3 Page 95 |
|
|
Louise Cove |
Book 2 Page 101 |
||
|
Lubigil |
Joseph |
Bought the Fideliter |
Book 3 Page 93 |
|
Ludy |
Reginald |
Book 2 Page 35, 125 |
|
|
Luke |
Stephen |
Class of 1929 – Sheldon Jackson School |
Book 2 Page 14 |
|
Lutheran Church |
Book 3 Page 60, 70, 121 |
||
|
Lutke |
Adm. Fedor |
Book 3 Page 44, 50, 53 |
|
| Lydia |
American ship from Boston |
Book 3 Page 48 |
|
|
Lynn Canal |
Book 2 Page 79 |
This page was last modified: Monday, 13-Sep-2010 13:34:50 MDT
You are our 829 visitor since 11/01/00 - thanks for stopping by!
© Copyrighted 1999 to present for the benefit of the Alaska GenWeb Project. All rights reserved.