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1		1379	Kaulkey John		M	Head	M			66
2		1379	Kaulkey "Tanintinan"		F	Wife	M			66
3		1379	Kaulkey Baptiste		M	Son	S			22
4		1380	(NWT Slavi Indian) "Filsoe" Big		M	Head	M			75
5		1380	(NWT Slavi Indian) Detsentaye		F	Wife	M			72
6		1381	Flaulkey Vital		M	Head	M			32
7		1381	Flaulkey "Tsequi"		F	Wife	M			30
8		1381	Flaulkey "Tue"		F	Daughter	S			1
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13		900	Nonga Ola's widow		F	Widow	W			64
14		901	Ladefos Atyis		M	Husband	M			23
15		901	Ladefos Melanie		F	Wife	M			22
16		901	yakalaya Johnny		M	Son	S			7
17		901	Yakalaya Helen		F	Daughter	S			5
18		901	Yakalaya Felix		M	Son	S			3
19		902	(NWT Indian) Old Flankey		M	Husban	M			65
20		902	(NWT Indian) Taniliane		F	Wife	M			65
21		902	(NWT Indian) Baptiste		M	Son	S			22
22		902	(NWT Indian) Long Yellow Mother in Law		F	Lodger	W			75
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Line notes on this page:
Line 1: 1300 was added to each of the 3 household numbers, on lines 1-8, incl., to keep them unique. (note added by: Sandi Bellefeuille)
Line 9: Lines 9 - 12 were left blank (note added by: Sandi Bellefeuille)
Line 13: The 3 families enumerated on lines 13 - 22 were assigned household #`s beginning with 900, to keep them unique. (note added by: Sandi Bellefeuille)
Line 25: There is a hand written note on Line 25 that reads "The last 10 names were copied from J. L. Gaudet`s book" and signed G. D. There is also a note, on the facing page, that reads: "Mellville & Hornby; and also McKinley (note added by: Sandi Bellefeuille)
Line 26: ..."who have been travelling around Great Bear Lake, the Coppermine & D??se Rivers, report that there are some one thousand Eskimos, or Huskies as they are called, who never communicate with white men, but are still living in primitive state.... (note added by: Sandi Bellefeuille)
Line 27: ..."The report is authentic, and relied upon throughout the north." (note added by: Sandi Bellefeuille)