Del Blake

Blake M Del, age 65, Anthem, AZ View Details

Cities: Wilmington NC, Fayetteville AR, Fairfield CT

Dela Mae Blake, age 95, Abbeville, MS View Details

Cities: Wilmington NC, Fayetteville AR, Fairfield CT Possible Relatives: Heather Ann Daniel, Joanna M Ezrin Schauer, Susan M Jones

Delbert A Blake, age 83, Mc Cook, NE View Details

Locations: Wilmington NC, Fayetteville AR, Fairfield CT Possible Relatives: Heather Ann Daniel, Joanna M Ezrin Schauer

Delbert A Blake, age 80, Gillette, WY View Details

Locations: Wilmington NC, Fayetteville AR, Fairfield CT Possible Relatives: Heather Ann Daniel, Joanna M Ezrin Schauer

Del Blake, age 70s, Houston, TX View Details

Locations: Houston TX

Del Mar Blake, age 70s, Columbia, MS View Details

Locations: Columbia MS, Watson OK, Cove AR Possible Relatives: Rita G Blake, William Delmar Blake, Janice C Drew

Del M Blake, age 85 View Details

Address:***** Route 4, Staunton, IL. Phone Number: (618) 540-****

Del M Blake, age 67 View Details

Address:***** Stewart St, Carmi, IL. Phone Number: (618) 382-****

Della Keats

Della Keats (Puyuq) was an Inupiaq Eskimo healer and midwife who grew up and came of age in the Kotzebue region of Alaska during the first half of the 20th century. The Kotzebue region is located in nread more...orthwest Alaska along the coast, situated between Cape Thompson to the north and Cape Espenberg to the south. Further inland from the coast, the region she inhabited is in the drainage areas of the Noatak, Kobuk, and Selawik Rivers. Her life in this region coincided with rapid changes as other peoples voyaged and then settled in alongside indigenous societies. The region is named for Otto von Kotzebue, who explored the area in 1816. The Plover, of the Franklin Expedition, overwintered in Kotzebue Sound in 1849-50. Over the latter half of the 19th century, increased contact helped to spread disease; local people acquired firearms and alcohol; and some inhabitants abandoned their traditional territories by the turn of the century. Missions and schools were established in 1905-1915. During this time, families alternated between school and subsistence seasons. It was not until after the 1930s that Inupiat peoples settled more permanently into villages. This was a time of rapid shifts, and Della Keats and her family lived a traditional subsistence lifestyle while gradually incorporating new materials and entering into trade with a cash economy. She was a member of one of the ten communities in the Kotzebue region, Nuataagmiut.read less...