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Eunice Mitchell

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Eunice was born on August 6, 1920 at Naghaii zhoo tshik (Nelson Fishery) on the Peel River. She was raised by her grandparents when she was younger but she moved back home to help her mother raise her brother and sister. She took over for her father after he passed away in the 1944 flu. When she was a child her family lived at Sruh niilii tshik.

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