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Charlie Stewart

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Elders' Biographies

Charlie Stewart came from a family of twelve. Charlie was born in Aklavik, NWT, on March 12, 1931 to Andrew and Martha Stewart. Charlie remembers hearing that his mother Martha was adopted into the Alexie family as a young girl, and his father, Andrew, worked for the RCMP for over twenty years.

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