Bidarka Frame at Naknek (Pawik) in 1919
Alaska
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DENA'INA FAMILIES OF UPPER COOK INLET
1900-1972
MISC.
MARRIAGES, DEATHS, MURDERS AND SUICIDES
SPANISH FLU
IN ALASKA 1918-1919
MARRIAGE
LICENSE APPLICATIONS
SUBMITTED
IN SEWARD 1951-1959
Statewide information
on this page
KUSILVAK (WADE HAMPTON) MARRIAGE
RECORDS
ALEUTIAN ISLANDS MARRIAGE
AND DEATH
RECORDS
ST. LAWRENCE
ISLAND
INFORMATION
ALASKA VILLAGE ORPHANAGES,
MISSIONS, SCHOOLS, HOSPITALS
ALASKA
BORN MEN WHO REGISTERED
FOR THE MILITARY WW
II
Alaska Born - buried
in Oregon
AD-LOO-AT
CAPE PRINCE OF WALES
HISTORY OF VILLAGE POST
OFFICES
MEN FROM ALASKA
WHO PERISHED IN THE
VIETNAM WAR
HOMESTEAD PATENTS 1917-1925
FIRST
MATANUSKA VALLEY
VEGETABLE FARMERS
1899-1904
CLICK HERE: VALLEY PIONEER
DIRECTORY PROJECT
1942
WW II Old Mans
Draft (lots of info here)
1937
& 1957 COAL
MINE EXPLOSIONS AT JONESVILLE
ALASKAN
PRISONERS
AT McNEIL ISLAND 1900 -
1950
FORGOTTEN
LANDMARKS ON TURNAGAIN
ARM UPPER COOK
INLET
KNIK ARM AND MATANUSKA
RIVER PRE
1915
NEWLY
WEDS
MURDERED IN CHILKAT
TERRITORY 1899
THE WRECK OF THE GHOST
SHIP
CALLED THE
GENERAL SIGLIN
1908 IDITAROD MAIL ROUTE
FIELD NOTES
EARLY
IDITAROD TRAIL ROADHOUSES
KNIK TO NOME
ALASKA RAILROAD MILE MARKERS
BETWEEN SEWARD AND
FAIRBANKS IN 1920
"THE LAKE CREEK HANGING"
A TRUE
STORY
GOLD
MINING FATALITIES
1913-1923
INDIAN
JIM - NAMESAKE
FOR JIM CREEK
Yusdishlaq and Susitna
Station
Chickaloon,
Alaska
Nay'dina'aa
Na
1900-1940
Jesse Lee Children's
Home
DUTCH HARBOR - SEWARD
- ANCHORAGE
Plus photos
ALASKA BORN Students Attending CHEMAWA
INDIAN SCHOOL in Oregon
ALASKA BORN Students Buried
at CHEMAWA INDIAN SCHOOL Cemetery
HOPE
1900-1930
PORTAGE
BAY 1900
RUSSIAN
ORTHODOX
INFLUENCE ON DENA'INA
(includes
births
& deaths)
POINT
POSSESSION
MISC.
MARRIAGE RECORDS
FOR THE FORT YUKON AREA
UNGA
CHIGNIK
BAY, BELKOFSKI,
BERING SEA SIDE OF ALASKA
PENINSULA
FROM BEAR RIVER
TO FALSE PASS
PRINCE
WILLIAM SOUND 1910
GEORGE
W. PALMER
ALASKA PIONEER
ORVILLE GEORGE "O. G." HERNING
WASILLA, ALASKA TURNS 100 YEARS OLD
1885 KNIK
MURDER OF GEORGE HOLT
THE
BARTHOLF
FAMILY
THE
EDLUND FAMILY
FRITZLER and EDLUND PHOTOGRAPH
PROJECT
ADAM WERNER
PHOTOGRAPH PROJECT
1964
Alaska
Earthquake Fatalities
UNALASKA
MILITARY REGISTRATIONS
*A trail
from
Sunrise City up Six-mile River
and south
through the
canyon.
*
A winter trail
from Old Knik
up the Knik River
then NE to the Copper
River.
*
A summer trail
from Old Knik
up the Matanuska
River, passing
Palmer's store and King's
house to Millich
Creek
and, via Hicks
Creek, Trail Lake and
Nulchuk Tyon Village,
to the Copper River
(pretty much
the route of the present Glenn
Highway.
*
A summer trail
from Grubstake
Gulch on Willow
Creek over Hatcher
Pass and down
to Palmer's Upper House
with a branch leading
to Vacilla's
and to Mellish House.
After
1912,
other much used trails had
developed northward from
Seward
and out from
Knik
to the east and
west (and various
mines):
* Seward
Trail
(1905) from Eklutna, over Peter's
Creek,
through the
mountains, down Crow
Creek and Glacier Creek,
passed Kern Creek,
20 Mile Creek,
Portage Creek and
up Placer River.
*
Watson Coal Trail,
which was later
known as the Goodwin
Trail and which
was the first lap
of the Iditarod trail
from Knik to Susitna
Station:
*
The Klondike and
Boston Co., Summer
Trail along the
beach from Knik
to Cottonwood then towards
the mountains, passing
between Lake
Lucille and Wasilla Lake
to Grubstake
Gulch (now part of Knik-Wasilla
Road) with
a branch marked R.R.
Trail, to the Kashwitna
River.
*
Carle Road (now Fishhook
Road) developed
a little later
from Knik between Lake
Lucille and Wasilla
Lake to the gold
fields of Hatcher Pass.
*
Dalton Trail branched
of the Carle
Road as it entered
the Little Susitna Canyon
and then ran east to
the coal mines.
*
Information extracted
from a
book called: Old
Times on Upper Cook's Inlet
by Louise Potter
~
Little bit
about
myself:
I have lived
in Alaska for 73 years.
I enjoy helping people
trace their
Alaska family roots.
If you need help with
your family tree,
drop me a line. I would
be more than happy
to try and help, no
charge.
FIRE
LAKE LODGE IN CHUGIAK,
ALASKA