Jane Esau then Albert Oliver Genealogy Interviews
Oral History
Storytelling
Interview
Genealogy
Family
Births
Inuvialuktun Names
Deaths
Marriages
Adoptions
Cathy Cockney interviews Jane Esau then Albert Oliver about their family genealogies with help from interpreter Rosie Archie.
Cockney, Cathy
Esau, Jane
Archie, Rosie
Oliver, Albert
English
Iñupiatun
Cathy Cockney interviews Jean Arey about her family genealogy.
Arey, Jean
Jean and William Kagyut Genealogy Interviews
Cathy Cockney interviews Jean and William Kagyut with help from an unidentified interpreter.
Kagyut, Jean
Kagyut, William
Unidentified Interpreter
Inuinnaqtun
Cathy Cockney interviews Jeannie Lennie about her family genealogy.
Lennie, Jeannie
Cathy Cockney interviews Jimmy Kudlak about his family genealogy with help from an unidentified interpreter.
Kudlak, Jimmy
Jimmy and Nora Memogana Genealogy Interview
Cathy Cockney interviews Jimmy and Nora Memogana with help from an unidentified interpreter.
Memogana, Jimmy
Memogana, Nora
Cathy Cockney interviews Joe Roy Illasiak about his family genealogy.
Illasiak, Joe Roy
Illasiak, Annie
Cathy Cockney interviews Laura Lucas about her family genealogy which was already in progress, with help from interpreter Agnes White.
Lucas, Laura
White, Agnes
Inuvialuktun
Cathy Cockney interviews Lucy Inglangasuk about her family genealogy.
Inglangasuk, Lucy
Beattie, Linda
Madeline Smith then Rita Allen’s Genealogy Interviews.
Cathy Cockney interviews Madeline Smith then Rita Allen about their family genealogies.
Smith, Madeline
Allen, Rita
Allen, Donna
Marguerite and Harry Egotak Genealogy Interviews
Cathy Cockney interviews Marguerite Egotak and Harry Egotak about their family genealogies with help from an unidentified interpreter.
Egotak, Marguerite
Egotak, Harry
Earthquake
Cathy Cockney interviews Martha Harry about her family genealogy. Martha, George Harry, Winnie Cockney, and Leonard Harry also share stories from long ago. Winnie and Leonard also converse in the background.
Harry, Martha
Harry, George
Harry, Leonard
Cockney, Winnie
Cathy Cockney interviews Mary Okheena about her family genealogy with help from an unidentified interviewer.
Okheena, Mary
Frank Cockney Storytelling then Andy Cockney Storytelling
Lifestyle
1930’s
1940’s
Reindeer Herding
Laplanders
Illness
Animals
Travels
Homes
Dogs
Work Ethics
Nomadic
Fishing
Hunting
Various People
Money
Trapping
Eastern Inuit
Shamans
Dewline
Employment
First Nations
Poker
Easter
Natirnarmiut
Police
Canteen Store
Staples
Frank Cockney is speaking with unidentified interviewer about his lifestyle long ago from his younger days followed by Andy Cockney who also shares personal lifestories from his younger days. Another unidentified speaker occasionally adds to the storytelling.
Cockney, Frank
Cockney, Andy
Unidentified Interviewer
Unidentified Speaker
Mapping
Court
Transportation
Coalmine
Heating
Agnes White interviews Frank Cockney about his lifestyle, places he’s traveled, and traditional land use areas in his younger days. Frank also shares some stories.
This recording is from the Aulavik Oral History Project undertaken by the Inuvialuit Social Development Program.
Nagy, Murielle
Frank Cockney Interviews Freeman Kimiksana Part 1 and Part 2
Seasonal Lifestyle
Seasonal Homes
Traditional Food
1927
Various Families
Schooners
1928
Gatherings
Hudson Bay Store
1940
European Governments
Lifestyle Changes
Education
1938
Missionaries
1945
Traditional Inuvialit Lifestyle
Frank Cockney is interviewing Freeman Kimiksana about Inuvialuit nomadic seasonal lifestyle long ago, including discussions on schooners, the various storekeepers, about hunting, and the fun large gatherings of games and dancing. The recording suddenly switches to possibly a COPE meeting in English that was already in session from the 24:58 minute mark to the 30:17 mark then the recording returns to the Inuvialuktun interview. Frank continues to interview Freeman about Inuvialuit lifestyle long ago and they discuss the many lifestyle changes of the present day way of life of the present day Inuvialuit. Part 1 and part 2. To be continued.
Kimiksana, Freeman
Frank Cockney Interviews Freeman Kimiksana Part 3 and Part 4
Trapping Economy
Catholic Fathers
Tuberculosis (TB)
Storekeepers
1937
Schooner Land
Frank Cockney is interviewing Freeman Kimiksana about his hunting and trapping traditional lifestyle when he was younger. They also discuss the healthy active lifestyle long ago compared to today’s spoiled lifestyle working for wages for the oil companies. They also discuss reindeer herding. Part 3 and 4. To be continued.
Frank Cockney Interviews Freeman Kimiksana Part 5A
1936
1939
1954
Snaring
Father Rayant
Store
Frank Cockney continues interviewing Freeman Kimiksana about their traditional lifestyle long ago during the 1930’s to 1950’s era. Audio ends abruptly. Part 5A. To be continued.
Frank Cockney Interviews Freeman Kimiksana Part 5B
Catholic Mission
Mission Boat
Hudson Bay
1934
Frank Cockney continues interviewing Freeman Kimiksana completing part 5 of lifestyle long ago including the early missions and stores trading and bringing staples from the South. Part 5B to be continued.
Frank Cockney Interviews Freeman Kimiksana Final Part 6
Changes
Culture
Laws
Tags
Regulations
Frank Cockney continues his final conversations with Freeman Kimiksana about past lifestyles and present lifestyle and cultural changes including traditional education versus modern education and employment, along with new government laws and hunting regulations.
Frank Cockney Interviews Tom Avakgak Part 1
Relations
Customs
Death
Catholic Missionaries
Frank Cockney interviews Tom Avakgak about his lifestyles memories from his younger days beginning in the early1930’s. Part 1. To be continued.
Avakgak, Tom
Frank Cockney Interviews Tom Avakgak Part 2
Residential School
Frank Cockney continues interviewing Tom Avakgak about his lifestyles memories from his younger days beginning in the early1930’s including when he and others went to Aklavik for residential school. Part 2. To be continued.
Frank Cockney Interviews Tom Avakgak Part 3
Tuberculosis
Frank Cockney continues interviewing Tom Avakgak about more of his lifestyle memories from his younger days, during the late 1930’s and early 1940’s, including of residential school then life after returning home from residential school then life after returning home again from being hospitalised. Part 3. To be continued.
Frank Cockney Interviews Tom Avakgak Part 4
Frank Cockney continues interviewing Tom Avakgak about more of his lifestyle memories from his younger days including hunting and trapping stories and trapping teachings from his dad. He also spoke of when his dad passed away. Part 4. To be continued.
Frank Cockney Interviews Tom Avakgak Part 5 and Part 6
Frank Cockney continues interviewing Tom Avakgak about his travels, hunting, trapping, and life stories after his father’s passing. Part 5 and 6. To be continued.