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Cathy Cockney interviews Jimmy and Nora Memogana with help from an unidentified interpreter.

Cathy Cockney interviews Jimmy Kudlak about his family genealogy with help from an unidentified interpreter.

Cathy Cockney interviews Jean and William Kagyut with help from an unidentified interpreter.

Cathy Cockney interviews Ida Aivek about her family genealogy with help from an unidentified interviewer.

Cathy Cockney interviews Harry Egotak then Mary Akoakhion about their family genealogies with help from an unidentified interpreter.

Cathy Cockney interviews George Okheena then Mary Okheena about their family genealogies with help from an unidentified interpreter.

Cathy Cockney interviews Esau Elgayak then Ida Aivek about their family genealogies with the help of an interpreter.

Murielle Nagy and Agnes White continue to interview Agnes Carpenter about her personal and Inuvialuit lifestyle long ago. Agnes shares more memories and stories of her younger days. At the 21:26 minute mark, it suddenly switches to an interview…

Cathy Cockney is completing the genealogy interview with Elizabeth Banksland.

Cathy Cockney is interviewing Elizabeth Banksland about her family genealogy. Elizabeth also shares her mom’s heartbreaking story of childhood abandonment and survival as well as of starvation and cannibalism. Part 1. To be continued.

Cathy Cockney is interviewing Aliknak Banksland, with the help of an unidentified interpreter, about the old traditional drum songs that he heard and learned from long ago from when he was small.

Cathy Cockney is interviewing Aliknak Banksland about his family genealogy with some help from an unidentified interpreter. Cathy also interviews Aliknak about he and his family’s lifestyles longago.

Cathy Cockney is interviewing Andrew Akoakhion about his family genealogy with help from an unidentified interpreter.

Murielle Nagy and Agnes White interview Peter and Shirley Esau and they share and discuss personal life stories. Four people speaking all at once for some of the time. Shirley then shares stories from her younger days.