Lonnie Houston Wearing ANB Sash

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Description:

Lonnie Houston, Tlingit name Klow koot, was T’akdeintaan, X’áakw Hít \ X’áakw Yádi Hít (Sockeye House & Small Sockeye House). He was well known for his boat building skills and supplied many of the Hoonah fishermen with double enders. He was also a fisherman.

He was born on the 10th of January, 1885. He lived his entire life in Hoonah. He had a son named Leo Houston and a daughter, Helen Houston, both of whom were adopted.

Lonnie Houston passed away in 1965.

People:

Lonnie Houston

Protocol:

Hoonah Community Members Public Access

Community:

Hoonah Community Members

Category:

People and Places

Keywords:

ANB, Alaska Native Brotherhood

Contributor:

Mary Rudolph

Rights:

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Traditional Knowledge Labels:

Licensing Options:

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Identifier:

PH003_001_HHF_150

Type:

Image

Format:

JPEG


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