Greenland Journal IV 1916-1917
Page 139
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5 Nov. Sunday. Ice 20" 1/26 B, N7; B, N3; B, N4; B, N3, B N4 8a, 0.5°; 12m 1; 4h, -4.8°; 8h, 1; 12h, 0° watr- 29° mor- 8.50 min- -4.4 Census of Etah at present: West- Kermmost igloo- Eetookashoo, Almah, Artelo, Alningwah. Next Ahtkput- ashao, Ahuinah, Megissu, Jotara, Almaduh, Kahda- East of house- Parnikpa, Ahtuksung wah, Kakotiah. Last- Accommo- dingwah + Inaluh, Nucarpingwah + WiWi, Oodie, Ahtkputashao ('Igloosu- ahui') and Lizzie and Kawiaksuah at our house- Sammitik. 22 Sammitik and Kahda are the sons of Ahdokahingwah who is living now at Kongardlbootsuah. Plear is father of former, but what white man of latter? Eetookashoo and Kakotiah are Pa- nikpa's sons by a former wife. Nucarpingwah is Accommodingwah's son and Kakotiah is son of Inaluh by Bob Bartlett. Kawiaksuah Oodie is WiWi's son by a previous husband the other two her children by Nucarpingwah Almah'duh is Ahuinah's mother. Adding the white men total is 26 Mayak came in from Anorotok this afternoon with one of his sons, Aiohpang- wah, for a visit. He brought me the pair of kanikies wh. his wife promised to make for me. They are good ones, of chered skin. Mae is to give him 5 gal Kerosene.