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Josephine Adams Larson (in back), only sister of Mrs Scovell, daughter of Emma Adams, died young; Clara Skalawash Pearson, full-blooded Tillamook (left); Grace Katata, Tillamook; at beach at Hobsonville, (Oregon)

Natural History Museum

Object Details

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GUID

https://n2t.net/ark:/65665/nw3d31657d4-029c-4fd4-abc1-915413ac3929

Local Numbers

OPPS NEG.55734

Local Note

Copy (2/66) from photograph lent by Mr and Mrs Harry Scovell, Garibaldi, Oregon, through Mrs George Tuthill, Tillamook, Oregon, December, 1965 (N. M. Correspondence Number 264,284.)
Black and white copy negative

Place

Oregon -- Hobsonville

Culture

Tillamook
Indians of North America -- Northwest Coast of North America

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Biographical / Historical

Grace Katata was the daughter of Chief Katata, mentioned in "Clatsop County, its History, Legends and Industries," by Emma Gene Miller, 1958, Metropolitan Press, Portland, Oregon, page 57, according to letter from Mrs George Tuthill, Apl. 1966. The name was spelled "Kitatee" on reverse of the original print. In Mrs Tuthill's letter of March 18, 1966 she says the name is pronounced, "Kickatee" by the Scovells and also by white people. (In Tillamook, "T & K sound alike."). In her April 12 letter, Mrs Tuthill takes "Katata" as the preferred spelling, citing Miller's book.

Extent

1 Photograph (8x10 in)

Date

1902

Archival Repository

National Anthropological Archives

Type

Archival materials
Photographs

Genre/Form

Photographs
NAA.PhotoLot.176_ref11765
Large EAD
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NAA.PhotoLot.176
NAA

Record ID

ebl-1628267668517-1628267670513-6

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