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Clara <I>Tselouke</I> Tennant - Yellowkanim

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Clara Tselouke Tennant - Yellowkanim

Birth
Whatcom County, Washington, USA
Death
27 Nov 1903 (aged 69–70)
Whatcom County, Washington, USA
Burial
Lynden, Whatcom County, Washington, USA Add to Map
Plot
A 111 A
Memorial ID
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from a FAG member:

Mrs. Jim Yellowkanam (sic), wife of Indian Jim, died at her home here Friday night

after a few days' illness. She was about seventy-eight years of age. Besides her

husband she leaves three brothers and two sisters who live on the Indian

reservation. One brother, Henry, is chief of the Lummi Indians. She was an

Indian princess herself. Her first husband, Rev. John Tennant, died about ten

years ago. She was married to Indian Jim about two months ago. The funeral was

held from the M. E. church Sunday. The relatives from the reservation attended.

The remains were buried in the cemetery here beside her husband's grave. She

left nearly $2,000 in her trunk besides considerable property.


From The (Lynden) Pacific Pilot, December 3, 1903

from a FAG member:

Mrs. Jim Yellowkanam (sic), wife of Indian Jim, died at her home here Friday night

after a few days' illness. She was about seventy-eight years of age. Besides her

husband she leaves three brothers and two sisters who live on the Indian

reservation. One brother, Henry, is chief of the Lummi Indians. She was an

Indian princess herself. Her first husband, Rev. John Tennant, died about ten

years ago. She was married to Indian Jim about two months ago. The funeral was

held from the M. E. church Sunday. The relatives from the reservation attended.

The remains were buried in the cemetery here beside her husband's grave. She

left nearly $2,000 in her trunk besides considerable property.


From The (Lynden) Pacific Pilot, December 3, 1903


Inscription

Clara

Wife of
John A. Tennant.
Died Nov 27, 1903.
Aged 70 Years.

Daughter of Chief George Tselouke.
of Lummi Tribe.



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