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IS THIS THE RIGHT FAMILY?
Name: Charles Dick BAILEY Sr.
Surname: Bailey
Given Name: Charles Dick
Suffix: Sr.
Sex: M
Birth: 15 Jan 1901 in Sitka, Terr. of Alaska, USA
Death: 5 Feb 1978 in Sitka, Sitka, Alaska, USA
Burial: Sitka, Sitka, Alaska, USA
_UID: 42EC02B69AB2A342B26ECF22A4683D62D396
Note:
Marriage 1 Sophie BAILEY b: 1909 in Killisnoo, Terr. of Alaska, USA
Children
Living BAILEY
Living BAILEY
Living BAILEY
Living BAILEY
Mary Elizabeth BAILEY b: 19 May 1930 in Angoon, Terr. of Alaska, USA
Living BAILEY
Living BAILEY
Marriage 2 Olinda Lilly ELDRED b: 21 Oct 1890 in Sitka, Terr. of Alaska, USA
Birth: 21 Oct 1890 in Sitka, Terr. of Alaska, USA
Death: 8 Apr 1978 in Sitka, Sitka, Alaska, USA
Burial: Sitka, Sitka, Alaska, USA
Married: 1934 in Sitka, Terr. of Alaska, USA
MARY ELIZABETH BAILEY
This person was identified by the 1954 BIA village census at Angoon, Ak.
This person was 4/4 Alaska native.
This person was a resident of Angoon, AK. Sitka Sentinel, 11 Apr 1978
Her surname was Duncan.
This person was a resident of Angoon, AK in 1983. Juneau Empire, 18 Jul 1983
This person was further identified by the Juenau Empire, January 27, 2004.
Angoon resident Mary Elizabeth Duncan, 73, died Jan. 9, 2004, at Mt. Edgecumbe Hospital in Sitka after a struggle with cancer.
She was born May 19, 1930, to Charlie and Sophie Bailey. Her mother died when she was 1, and she was raised by her mother's sister and her husband, Elizabeth and Walter Williams, in Angoon. She spent the rest of her life there.
She worked in the canneries and later became a fisher on the seiner Mary D with her husband. She also worked as an alcohol counselor, a Tlingit storyteller and was past president of the Angoon Alaska Native Sisterhood camp. She spent many years on the advisory school board in Angoon.
Her hobbies included gathering subsistence foods, such as clams, gumboots and game, and putting them away for the winter. She collected china, angels and antiques, and before she got sick, her passion was taking care of her home. She took great pride in taking care of the picnic grounds at the Killisnoo harbor, near the cemetery where she was laid to rest.
Her family wrote that she "is greatly missed by her family and friends."
She was preceded in death by her children, Marilyn and Bonnie Duncan, Irene Woods and Robert, Jeffrey and Mitchell Duncan; grandchildren, Lester Young and Dixie, Kristen and Buddy George; and nephews, John and David Howard III.
She is survived by her husband of 57 years, Robert Duncan of Angoon; brother and sister-in-law, Roy and Doris Bailey of Sitka; daughters, Jennifer Young and Alberta Duncan of Sitka, Vivian James, Barbara George, Katie Duncan, Audrey Howard and Irene Duncan, all of Angoon, and Anita Peters of Seattle; son, Peter Duncan of Angoon; sisters, Frances Cropley of Juneau and Barbara Johnson of Yakutat; nieces, Anita Leonard, Della Downs, Genevieve Guanzon, Jan Walker and Gaylene Jacobs; and her nephew, John Nanney.
NOTE: THE NIECES AND NEPHEWS NOTED ABOVE WERE NOT JOINED WITH FAMILY UNITS.
Services were held Jan. 13 at the Angoon Community Hall with the Salvation Army in charge. Burial was at the Killisnoo cemetery.
IF IT IS, IT MENTIONS THE NAME DAVID HOWARD III WOULD THIS BE CONNECTED TO THE MAN CARMEN MARRIED?
CONNIE
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