Emily Sikuli - Revision history

Thomas: added link to article about Foua Tofiga

2011-05-23T17:06:49Z

added link to article about Foua Tofiga

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	Daughters: Tausie Nailatimate, Emily, and Sera.		Daughters: Tausie Nailatimate, Emily, and Sera.

	Emily came to Fiji with Tofiga after H.S. in Tarawa to study nursing. Met her husband and stayed here ever since. She and her daughter both seemed to be touched by the presents from TIGHAR. Emily took out a handkerchief and dried away a few tears after looking at the photographs of her parents in TIGHAR Tracks.		Emily came to Fiji with [[Tofiga]] after H.S. in Tarawa to study nursing. Met her husband and stayed here ever since. She and her daughter both seemed to be touched by the presents from TIGHAR. Emily took out a handkerchief and dried away a few tears after looking at the photographs of her parents in TIGHAR Tracks.

	Tofiga's wife is a Pedro. She should know where Jack Pedro's son is.		[[Tofiga]]'s wife is a Pedro. She should know where Jack Pedro's son is.

	Emily thought that the structures identified as latrines in the photo of village were "small jails" for holding 2 or 3 prisoners. It was the prisoners who broke the coral into gravel for the roads. Emily also remembers a police station of some kind.		Emily thought that the structures identified as latrines in the photo of village were "small jails" for holding 2 or 3 prisoners. It was the prisoners who broke the coral into gravel for the roads. Emily also remembers a police station of some kind.

Thomas: correct TTracks URL

2011-02-22T03:05:43Z

correct TTracks URL

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	* Daughter of [[Temou Samuela]], the carpenter on Niku who built the [[kanawa box]] as a small coffin for the [[bones found on Nikumaroro]].		* Daughter of [[Temou Samuela]], the carpenter on Niku who built the [[kanawa box]] as a small coffin for the [[bones found on Nikumaroro]].
	* [http://tighar.org/Projects/Earhart/Research/Bulletins/15_Carpentersdaught/15_Interviews.html First interview.]		* [http://tighar.org/Projects/Earhart/Research/Bulletins/15_Carpentersdaught/15_Interviews.html First interview.]
	* [http://www.tighar.org/TTracks/15_1/carpentersdaugh.html Second interview with Emily.]		* [http://www.tighar.org/Publications/TTracks/15_1/carpentersdaugh.html Second interview with Emily.]
	* [http://www.tighar.org/TTracks/15_1/interviews2.html Transcript of the second interview.]		* [http://www.tighar.org/Publications/TTracks/15_1/interviews2.html Transcript of the second interview.]

	== [[Bones II\| 2003]] interview with Emily ==		== [[Bones II\| 2003]] interview with Emily ==

Moleski: /* 2003 interview with Emily */

2010-06-12T03:38:17Z

2003 interview with Emily

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	Emily does not remember a dump. People burned things that could be burned. Her father and uncle would dig holes for fish bones and the like. They made use of everything.		Emily does not remember a dump. People burned things that could be burned. Her father and uncle would dig holes for fish bones and the like. They made use of everything.
	[[Category:Biographical Data]]		[[Category:Biographical Data\|Sikuli]]
	[[Category:Interviews/Anecdotal Accounts\|S]]		[[Category:Interviews/Anecdotal Accounts\|Sikuli]]

Moleski at 03:19, 12 June 2010

2010-06-12T03:19:47Z

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	Emily does not remember a dump. People burned things that could be burned. Her father and uncle would dig holes for fish bones and the like. They made use of everything.		Emily does not remember a dump. People burned things that could be burned. Her father and uncle would dig holes for fish bones and the like. They made use of everything.
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	[[Category:Interviews/Anecdotal Accounts]]		[[Category:Interviews/Anecdotal Accounts\|S]]

Rickerjones: Add catagory: Interview/Anecdotal Accounts

2010-06-10T17:24:14Z

Add catagory: Interview/Anecdotal Accounts

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	Emily does not remember a dump. People burned things that could be burned. Her father and uncle would dig holes for fish bones and the like. They made use of everything.		Emily does not remember a dump. People burned things that could be burned. Her father and uncle would dig holes for fish bones and the like. They made use of everything.
	[[Category:Biographical Data]]		[[Category:Biographical Data]]
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Rickerjones at 17:05, 10 June 2010

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	Emily does not remember a dump. People burned things that could be burned. Her father and uncle would dig holes for fish bones and the like. They made use of everything.		Emily does not remember a dump. People burned things that could be burned. Her father and uncle would dig holes for fish bones and the like. They made use of everything.
	[[Category:~~Biiographical~~ Data]]		[[Category:Biographical Data]]

Rickerjones: Add catagory: Biographical Data

2010-06-10T17:04:28Z

Add catagory: Biographical Data

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	Emily does not remember a dump. People burned things that could be burned. Her father and uncle would dig holes for fish bones and the like. They made use of everything.		Emily does not remember a dump. People burned things that could be burned. Her father and uncle would dig holes for fish bones and the like. They made use of everything.
			[[Category:Biiographical Data]]

Moleski at 18:02, 12 October 2009

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	[[Image:Sikuli 2 2003.jpg\|thumb\|Suva, Fiji, 2003]][[Image:Sikuli 2003.jpg\|thumb\|Suva, Fiji, 2003]]* Emily’s first name in Tuvaluan is “Segalo,” pronounced (and often spelled) "Sengalo."		[[Image:Sikuli 2 2003.jpg\|thumb\|Suva, Fiji, 2003]][[Image:Sikuli 2003.jpg\|thumb\|Suva, Fiji, 2003]]* Emily’s first name in Tuvaluan is “Segalo,” pronounced (and often spelled) "Sengalo."
	* Daughter of [[Temou Samuela]], the carpenter on Niku who built the [[kanawa box]] as a small coffin for the [[bones found on Nikumaroro]].		* Daughter of [[Temou Samuela]], the carpenter on Niku who built the [[kanawa box]] as a small coffin for the [[bones found on Nikumaroro]].
	* [http://~~www.~~tighar.org/Projects/Earhart/Bulletins/15_Carpentersdaught/15_Interviews.html First interview.]		* [http://tighar.org/Projects/Earhart/Research/Bulletins/15_Carpentersdaught/15_Interviews.html First interview.]
	* [http://www.tighar.org/TTracks/15_1/carpentersdaugh.html Second interview with Emily.]		* [http://www.tighar.org/TTracks/15_1/carpentersdaugh.html Second interview with Emily.]
	* [http://www.tighar.org/TTracks/15_1/interviews2.html Transcript of the second interview.]		* [http://www.tighar.org/TTracks/15_1/interviews2.html Transcript of the second interview.]

Moleski at 13:46, 23 June 2009

2009-06-23T13:46:37Z

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	[[Image:Sikuli 2003.jpg\|thumb\|Suva, Fiji, 2003]]* Emily’s first name in Tuvaluan is “Segalo,” pronounced (and often spelled) "Sengalo."		[[Image:Sikuli 2 2003.jpg\|thumb\|Suva, Fiji, 2003]][[Image:Sikuli 2003.jpg\|thumb\|Suva, Fiji, 2003]]* Emily’s first name in Tuvaluan is “Segalo,” pronounced (and often spelled) "Sengalo."
	* Daughter of [[Temou Samuela]], the carpenter on Niku who built the [[kanawa box]] as a small coffin for the [[bones found on Nikumaroro]].		* Daughter of [[Temou Samuela]], the carpenter on Niku who built the [[kanawa box]] as a small coffin for the [[bones found on Nikumaroro]].
	* [http://www.tighar.org/Projects/Earhart/Bulletins/15_Carpentersdaught/15_Interviews.html First interview.]		* [http://www.tighar.org/Projects/Earhart/Bulletins/15_Carpentersdaught/15_Interviews.html First interview.]

Moleski at 12:49, 23 June 2009

2009-06-23T12:49:52Z

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	* Emily’s first name in Tuvaluan is “Segalo,” pronounced (and often spelled) "Sengalo."		[[Image:Sikuli 2003.jpg\|thumb\|Suva, Fiji, 2003]]* Emily’s first name in Tuvaluan is “Segalo,” pronounced (and often spelled) "Sengalo."
	* Daughter of [[Temou Samuela]], the carpenter on Niku who built the [[kanawa box]] as a small coffin for the [[bones found on Nikumaroro]].		* Daughter of [[Temou Samuela]], the carpenter on Niku who built the [[kanawa box]] as a small coffin for the [[bones found on Nikumaroro]].
	* [http://www.tighar.org/Projects/Earhart/Bulletins/15_Carpentersdaught/15_Interviews.html First interview.]		* [http://www.tighar.org/Projects/Earhart/Bulletins/15_Carpentersdaught/15_Interviews.html First interview.]