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Family of An-na-wa An-na-wa (wing-a) Nood-loo-ung (noo-loo-an-a) Ne-e-u-ar-ping (Child, Husky) Ar-ar-ping (" [[ditto for: Child]] Cookey) An-nu-ar-ping (Infant Husky 4 years old) On-lee-keer (wing-a_ Kus-see-geer-ark-ju-a (wife) Kel-lek-burn (girl) An-ni-kun-ping (Boy) Supplement Dec 28, 1861 Sat. The wife of On-lee-keer related to me to-night that she had been to Ag-goun, Kou-mark-bin, Ou-lar-cheer-vin, Noong-an-oum, Ed-ur Ek-e-lu-un etc. She had been all along on the coast upper part Frobisher Bay on the Kin-gaite side had been where the Innuits catch [[underlined]] amasuadloo [[/underlined]] (very many) Salmon where I had encampment on NE side head of said Bay for several days on 1st arrival at the head. She (Kus-see-geer-ark-ju-[[?im]]) is a very sweet intelligent woman having a fine, musical, feminine voice.