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(4) 1861 Apr 29 Mond. Left Tangent 1st Island out in Frobisher Bay 5 miles distant 78° R. Tangent 73 Middle Island N by C from above Island 67 R. Tangent Long Island N by compass of above 56 Left T. 62 Our return course from "Que-Zhine" 196° Island where Annawa is x Oo-pung-ne-wing - (Innuit name) Island NW of it (x) by Compass x Ni-an-ta-lik (Innuit name) x pronounced xNi-ou-te-ling Island (E. of it (x) by C) Kod-lu-an x (Innuit name) Kod-lei-eer (E) Name of little Innuit girl I saw in at Annawa's = Ne-ve-arch-arch-une Name of man Sealer I saw there = Oo-ming-mung The family at Sampson's settlement that were particularly attentive to me Koo-Kin = Winga - his Mother Aged Che-lu-ar ping Kun-ni-u = nuliana Ar-choo-loo, little boy 3 y. old Ti-ung-nung, little girl 6 y. old Kun-ni-a wears a jacket trimmed off with an [[underlined]] Innuits [[/underlined]] taste! Across the neck of her skin jacket is a fringe of beads - 80 pendants or strings of red, blue, black & white glass beads - 40 beads on each pendant on string. Bowls of Britania tea & table spoons on the flap hanging in front - a row of [[underlined]] elongated lead shot [[/underlined]] around the border of the tail of the jacket - 6 pairs of Federal Coin of the United States of America - (* copper cents), various dates pendant down the width of the tail of her coat (jacket). A huge Brass bell of an old fashion clock top of said Row. [[end page]] [[start page]] (5) 1861 Apr 29 Mond. Little children Innuits who were around me while visiting at Koo-Kin & Kun-ni-a's: Ar-nung = Little girl Ti-ung-nung " " [[dittos for: Little girl]] Oo-Koo-mar-le-Charng (do.) Ar-che-lik-tou-young (do.) Ar-che-lik-tou-young (boy) Ik-Ker-e-ung = little girl Puk-e-neg-gar " " [[dittos for: little girl]] (Mam-me-ar che'-er) "Capa-tain" K. son = Koo-Choo-ar-chao = "Sampson" Knew-yer-lar-Ka-loo = nuliana Puk-e-neg-gar = daughter (say 7 years old) Nuk-er-tung = " [[ditto for: daughter]] 5 " " [[dittos for: years old]] Kning-u-ar-bin = { Sampson & Kok-er-jabin's son. Lives in same Igloo Se-ko-lear (nuliana) { Ou-pe-lar = child at the breast, 3 years old. An-na-wa Nood-loo-ong E-e-u-ar-ping Ar-Kie-e-ung-nung Son Ar-tark-pa-ru [[note]] This record I find in small original Note Book of my trip to Oo-pung-ne-wing with Koo-jes-se. [[quotation]] Island where An-na-wa is Oo-pung-ne-wing The island next it (N.W.) Niartalik. Another island where mast of the schooner was made x Kod luar x Ko-lu-an [[/quotation]] This transcribed July 29th 1863 C F Hall [[/note]]