ORAL HISTORY 85-272-01.George and Jessie Dalton talk about subsistence living in general, smoking, preserving meat, Mrs. Dalton- hemlock sap-sux'

ORAL HISTORY 85-274 Billy and Martha James talk about smoking and drying salmon in Port Camden, working at Dry Fish camp is described in detail,

Walter Williams talks about the importance of knowing how to build a good fire in the smokehouse, tseit-digging wild sweet potatoes, winter seawe

Minnie Johnson talks about a description of Windy Smokehouse Village and clan ownership of Mitchell Bay and environs, description of Klushkan cam

Joseph Howard, Sr. is interviewed by Maggie O. Valley in November 1990 in Kodiak, Alaska. This Tlingit elder talks about his family, his schooli

Matilda Gamble talks about Andrew Gamble's allotment claim, Greens Creek, Hawk Inlet, Wheeler Creek, subsistence use of above areas, fishing with

Minnie Johnson talks about Keitinjee ann-the main village before Angoon, winter seaweed, list of many subsistence foods which are available near