Pioneers E-K

Most of the people listed were Sitka pioneers. Italicized names are publications or ships.

Book 1 = The Streets of Sitka, by Sitka Historical Society
Book 2 = Sixty Years in Sitka, by W. Leslie Yaw
Book 3 = Sitka, by Clarence L. Andrews

LAST NAME	FIRST NAME	COMMENTS	BOOK AND PAGE
Ebbets	Capt John		Book 3 Page 33
Edenso	Gladys		Book 2 Page 135
Edenso	Nathaniel		Book 2 Page 135
Edgecumbe, Cape			Book 3 Page 23-25, 33
Edgecumbe, Mt.			Book 2 Page viii, 110 Book 3 Page 13, 25, 38, 55, 56, 119, 130
Edwards	Paul	1934 Sheldon Jackson Basketball Team	Book 2 Page 30, 35
Eide	Arthur		Book 2 Page 135
Ekaterina		Russian ship	Book 3 Page 34
Eliza		American ship from Boston	Book 3 Page 28
Engelhart	Marjorie	Volunteer in Sheldon Jack College 1983	Book 2 Page v, xx
Enterprise		Astor’s ship to Sitka in 1810	Book 3 Page 43, 48
Erler Hotel		Presumably named after the owner, no further details known	Book 1
Erskine	M.C.	Master of American steamer Fideliter	Book 3 Page 95
Erussard	Pierre	On 1880 Alaska census	Book 3 Page 104
Estabeth			Book 2 Page 51
Etolin	Capt. Adolf Karlovich	Manager of Russian-American Company in Sitka 1840-1845, native of Finland	Book 1 Book 3 Page 59, 60, 66, 70, 72, 77, 84, 87, 88, 122
Etolin	Madame		Book 3 Page 72-73
Excursion Inlet			Book 2 Page 77, 91
Faber	Alvin	Sheldon Jackson School basketball player	Book 2 Page 30
Fairbanks			Book 2 Page 104, 105, 150
Father Sergius			Book 3 Page photo 14a
Fideliter		British steamer	Book 3 Page 93-95
Finney	Don		Book 2 Page v
Finney	Helen	Dtr of W Leslie Yaw	Book 2 Page v, 6
Fish Bay			Book 2 Page 95, 101
Fisheries			Book 3 Page 85, 97-98, 114, 116
Flake	Daniel		Book 2 Page 107
Flour Mills			Book 3 Page 85, 131
Forbes	Ben	Sitka resident, lives in former Andy Koskela home	Book 1
Forrest	Linn A	Juneau architect	Book 2 Page 46, 105
Fort Ross, Calif			Book 3 Page 57
Fort St. Dionysius			Book 3 Page 59
Fort St. Michael			Book 3 Page 31, 59, 83,
Fort Wrangell			Book 2 Page xvii
Foss Alaska Line			Book 2 Page 166
Fournie	Clara		Book 2 Page 25
Fournie	John	Sheldon Jackson School graduate	Book 2 Page 15, 68
Francis	Capt. E.H.		Book 3 Page 15
Frank	Nelson		Book 2 Page 160
Franklin	Art		Book 2 Page 142
Franklin	Lady Jane	Widow of Arctic explorer Sir John Franklin	Book 3 Page 92
Fraser Hall			Book 2 Page 36, 52, 114, 166
Frazer	Jessie		Book 2 Page 101
Freeburn	Lawrence		Book 2 Page 96
Freeman	Edward D.	Pastor at First Presbyterian Church in Ketchikan 1944-1950	Book 2 Page 43
Friday	Alice		Book 2 Page v
Frost	OW		Book 2 Page v
Fuller	N.A.	On 1880 Alaska census	Book 3 Page 104
Furuhelm	Ivan Vasilivich	Term as chief manager	Book 3 Page 88
Furuhjelm	Johan Hampus	Next to last Russian Governor of Sitka from 1859-1864	Book 1
Gardsishov	Vice-Governor	Wife and daughter attended handover of Alaska to US	Book 3 Page 91
Gavin	William	Sitka minister	Book 2 Page 46, 47
General Harney		Schooner	Book 3 Page 97
Georgeson	Dr. Charles Christian	Danish agronomist, arrived Sitka 1898 and founded and worked at US Agricultural Experimental Stations in Alaska for 30 years	Book 1 Book 2 Page 52, 125
Gilbert	Darlene		Book 2 Page 107
Glass	Capt.		Book 3 Page 105
Glass	Capt Henry	Capt of the Jamestown	Book 2 Page xviii Book 3 Page 105
Glubokoye Lake			Book 3 Page 14, 131
Goddard	Dr.	Established sanitarium at Sitka Hot Spgs	Book 3 Page 131
Goddard	Mayor		Book 2 Page 87, 89
Goddard Hot Springs			Book 2 Page 165
Goff	Mary		Book 2 Page v
Golovnin	Lieut. Vasily M.		Book 3 Page 47-50, 61, 74
Grant	Robert	Class of 1929 – Sheldon Jackson School	Book 2 Page 14
Gray	Capt	Discovered Great River of the West	Book 3 Page27
Gregorioff	Jean	Sheldon Jackson School student	Book 2 Page 58, 127
Gregorioff	Margaret	Sheldon Jackson School student reporter	Book 2 Page 25, 73
Gregory	Bishop		Book 2 Page 146
Greig	Herbert	Photo building Beachcombed Sawmill in Sitka in 1935	Book 2 Page 58, 60, 61
Griffiths	Rev. Warren	Skagway minister	Book 2 Page 47
Gunderson	Andy		Book 2 Page 75
Gunther	Erna		Book 2 Page 132
Hagemeister	Capt. Leonty Andreyvish	Succeeds Baranov as chief manager	Book 3 Page 22, 45, 46, 58, 88
Hager	Clyde		Book 2 Page 89, 150
Haida	Jake	Silversmith	Book 3 Page 129
Haines			Book 2 Page 7, 49, 55, 79, 92, 93
Haines House Orphanage			Book 2 Page ;6, 92, 93
Haldane	Sandy		Book 2 Page 121
Haley	Nicholas	On 1880 Alaska census, Arizona Prospector	Book 3 Page 104, 113
Haley	Nicholas	Opened Silver Bay mine	The Streets of Sitka Book 3 Page 15, 113
Hall	Commander		Book 2 Page 89
Hallock	Charles	Founder of Field and Stream	Book 3 Page 108-109
Hames	Lloyd		Book 2 Page 162
Hamilton	Fred		Book 2 Page 127
Hamilton	Gilbert	1934 Sheldon Jackson Basketball Team	Book 2 Page 30
Hamilton	Harry	1934 Sheldon Jackson Basketball Team	Book 2 Page 30, 155
Hancock		American Ship from Boston	Book 3 Page 28
Hanks	Edward M	Volunteer in Mission – Sheldon Jackson School	Book 2 Page 19, 166
Hansen	Eiler		Book 2 Page 147
Hansen	Kenneth	Sheldon Jackson School basketball player	Book 2 Page 30
Hansen	Louise		Book 2 Page 147
Harbor, Mt			Book 2 Page 46
Harding	Mrs.	Photo at Sheldon Jackson School	Book 2 Page 43
Harding	President Warren	Photo at Sheldon Jackson School	Book 2 Page 40, 43
Harris	Henry		Book 2 Page 151
Harris	Ted		Book 2 Page 90
Haskett	Edward W.	Dist. Attorney	Book 3 Page 112
Hays	Ellen Hope		Book 2 Page v
Heid	John G		Book 3 Page 112
Heintzleman	Frank		Book 2 Page 104
Hendrickson	Samuel		Book 2 Page 19
Herring	Katherine		Book 2 Page 83
Higginson	Ella		Book 3 Page 110
Hill		Sitka resident	Book 1
Hillyer	Munson C	US Marshal	Book 3 Page 112
Hirsch	Abraham	Bought the Politovsky	Book 3 Page 94
Hirst	Bernard	Owned a store in Sitka, opened Hirst-Chichagof Mine	Book 1
Hoggatt	Wilford B	6th Governor of Alaska	Book 1
Holder	Catherine		Book 2 Page 56, 214
Holloway	Hugh H		Book 2 Page 158-159, 162
Hollywood	William	Early Sitka resident	Book 1
Home Missions Monthly Hall			Book 2 Page 11, 23, 51, 86, 119, 125, 129, 157
Hood Bay			Book 2 Page 64
Hoogeveen	Godfried		Book 2 Page 141
Hoonah			Book 2 Page 11, 44, 79, 92
Hoonah Sound			Book 2 Page 78
Hootsnahoo		Indian Village	Book 3 Page 129
Hope	Andrew	Sitka town elder	Book 2 Page 46, 68, 76-81, 93-101
Hope	Margaret		Book 2 Page 97
Houk House			Book 2 Page 16, 17
Howard	David		Book 2 Page 79
Howard	George	Photo building boat	Book 2 Page 71, 79, 80
Howard	O.O.		Book 2 Page xvii
Howard Brothers Boatshop		In Sitka	Book 2 Page 69
Hunter	Elwood	Sitka minister	Book 2 Page 46
Hutchinson	Hayward M.	Bought the Politovsky	Book 3 Page 94, 107
Hutchinson, Kohl & Co.			Book 3 Page 94, 96, 97
Hydaburg			Book 2 Page 11, 38, 44, 49
Icy Straits			Book 2 Page 153
Imhoff	Verley	Sheldon Jackson School student in 1930s	Book 2 Page 57-58
Indian River			Book 2 Page xiv, 41, 42, 60, 61, 63, 73, 86, 90, 91, 113-119
Industrial Home for Boys			Book 2 Page xviii, xx
Ingraham	Joseph		Book 3 Page 26
Ipalook	Percy	Class of 1929 – Sheldon Jackson School	Book 2 Page 14
Irving	Washington		Book 3 Page 43
Isaacsons	Oscar	Sitka resident, bought the home of Gus Savella	Book 1
Isabella		American ship, Capt. Davis	Book 3 Page 48
Islands Community College			Book 2 Page 166
Jackman	Dr. Earl		Book 2 Page 47, 91-92
Jackson	Bruce		Book 2 Page 107
Jackson	Dennis		Book 2 Page 107
Jackson	Dr. Sheldon	early Alaska missionary	Book 2 Page xiii, xv, xvii-xix, 41, 44, 113, 129-132, 157, 159 Book 3 Page 111
Jackson	Mother	Director of Haines House Orphanage	Book 2 Page 6
Jackson	Samuel		Book 2 Page 214
Jacobs	Harvey		Book 2 Page 152-153
James	John	1934 Sheldon Jackson Basketball Team, boatbuilder, photo	Book 2 Page 30, 33, 34, 71, 135
James	Martha		Book 2 Page 107
James	Ray		Book 2 Page 135
Jamestown		Capt. MacDougall, lying in Sitka harbor when Alaska turned over to US	Book 3 Page 91, 104,
Jamestown Bay			Book 2 Page 77 Book 3 Page 132
Japonski Island			Book 2 Page 82, 90, 151
Jarvis	David H	Served on the Cutter Bear and later served as Sitka Customs Officer	Book 1
Jennings	Russell		Book 2 Page 115
Jensen	Vernon		Book 2 Page 138
Jerald	Charles		Book 2 Page v
John L. Stephens		Contract for mail service, San Francisco to Sitka	Book 3 Page 96, 107
John S. Wright		Ship	Book 3 Page 96
Johnson	Samuel	Angoon town elder	Book 2 Page 49
Johnson	Stan		Book 2 Page 128
Johnston	Dr.	Photo at Sheldon Jackson School	Book 2 Page 43
Jones	Andrew		Book 2 Page 127
Judd	Benjamin F		Book 2 Page 92-93
Judd	Benjamin F, Jr.		Book 2 Page 92
Juneau			Book 2 Page 11, 44, 51, 63, 79, 93, 105, 127, 137, 138, 151
Juno		American ship purchased by Baranof	Book 3 Page 40-41
Kadanaha	Maggie	Photo, lived in Skagway and Haines and taught native arts at Sheldon Jackson School	Book 2 Page 54, 55, 58
Kadin		A Creole, drew charts for Tebenkov’s Atlass	Book 3 Page 72
Kaelke	Mary Anne		Book 2 Page v
Kaelke	Michael E		Book 2 Page v, xiv, 154, 162, 166-168
Kake			Book 2 Page 11, 79, 127
Kakul Narrows			Book 2 Page 101
Kalampy’s Slide			Book 3 Page 131
Kalinin	Mr.	Boat pilot	Book 3 Page 56
Kamchatka		Russian war sloop	Book 3 Page 59
Kamensky	Father Anatole	Photo, Greek Catholic Priest	Book 3 Page 14a,
Karras	Bertha		Book 2 Page v
Kashevaroff	Rev. A.P.	Of Juneau	Book 3 Page 135
Kashevaroff	Father Andrew	Bn Kodiak in 1865, served as teacher and priest in Alaska	Book 1 Book 3 Page 7
Kashevarovs, the			Book 3 Page 91
Katlean	Chief	Tlingit Chief who led Indians against Baranoff in the 1804 Battle of Sitka	Book 1 Book 3 Page photo 14a, 32-33, 57, 102-103, 128
Katlean Bay		(Katleansky)	Book 3 Page 14, 130
Keeksitties			Book 3 Page 102-103
Kekoor			Book 3 Page 34, 37, 39
Kellogg	Fannie E.	From Granville, NY, opened school in Sitka, married S. Hall Young, returned to Wrangell	Book 2 Page xvii, xviii Book 3 Page 105
Kelly	Professor	Of the Sheldon Jackson School	Book 3 Page 114
Kelly	Pam		Book 2 Page v
Kelly	William A	Supt of Sitka Industrial Training School 1889-1899	Book 1
Book 3 Page 114
Kennedy	Lilly		Book 2 Page 107
Ketchikan			Book 2 Page 6, 11, 43, 77, 105, 114, 138, 154, 157
Kettleson	Ted		Book 2 Page 43
Kettleson	Ted	Photo at Sheldon Jackson School	Book 2 Page 43
Khlebnikov	Kyril	Chief accountant	Book 3 Page 51-52, 58
Kilgore	Capt. W.F.		Book 3 Page 15
King	Everett B		Book 2 Page 79
King George		Ship of Capt. Portlock	Book 3 Page 25
Kinkead	John Henry	From Nevada, First Gov of Alaska in 1884	Book 1 Book 3 Page 107, 112
Kitka	Margaret		Book 2 Page 127
Klan Tech	Chief		Book 3 Page photo 14a
Klawock			Book 2 Page 11
Klemola	Charles		Book 2 Page 106
Klukwan Indian Village			Book 2 Page 92 Book 3 Page 129
Knapp	Lyman P.	Gov of Alaska	Book 3 Page 112
Knapp	Marilyn		Book 2 Page v
Knight	William		Book 2 Page 105, 148-149
Kodiak			Book 2 Page 85
Kohl	William	Sold the Fideliter	Book 3 Page 93
Kohl & Co., Hutchinson			Book 3 Page 94, 96, 97
Kokwantans			Book 3 Page 103
Kolosh		Russian word for Tlingits	Book 3 Page 31, 32, 35-36, 40, 45, 49, 63, 64, 65, 66
Kolosh Reka		Aka Indian River	Book 3 Page 34
Koloshian Church			Book 3 Page 71, 126
Kooska		Indian silversmith	Book 3 Page 129
Koskela	Andy	Finnish fisherman and Sitka resident	Book 1
Koskul	Theodore	Bought the Angola	Book 3 Page 95
Koskull	Mrs. M.V.		Book 3 Page 96
Kosters Trail			Book 3 Page 132
Kostrometinoff	George	Nephew of Peter, born Sitka 1854	Book 1 Book 3 Page 8, photo 14a, 15, 105
Kostrometinoff	Peter S	Early pioneer, owned/worked with the Ice Company	Book 1
Kostromitinovs, the			Book 3 Page 91
Krestov Bay			Book 3 Page 13, 24, 30
Krusenstern	Capt. Ivan Fedorovich		Book 3 Page47
Kruzof Island			Book 2 Page 61, 63, 74 Book 3 Page 25, 56, 119
Kryukov		Manager at Unalaska	Book 3 Page 88
Kupreanov	Madame		Book 3 Page 75
Kupreanov	Capt. Ivan Antonovich	Term as chief manager	Book 3 Page 59, 74a, 88
Kuskov	Ivan Alexandrovich	In charge at Sitka	Book 3 Page 45-46, 74
Kuskov			Book 3 Page 89
Kutnall	John	Sold the Fideliter	Book 3 Page 93
Kutusov		Russian American company vessel	Book 3 Page 58
Kuykendall	Ora	Supervisor of small boys at Sheldon Jackson School	Book 2 Page 52

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