Summary
Paul Kenwabikisssee is named in March 1974 as the operator of the fish tug Sonny Don and as a participant in harbor-ice test netting. The source also calls John his eldest son; that direct source statement is preserved as a source-qualified parent edge.
Evidence and limits
The OCR preserves the source spelling and does not establish a full legal name, birth date, occupation history, or identity bridge to other Kenwabikise records.
See also
- Sonny Don (Beaver Island fish tug, 1974)
- Sonny Don freight trip from Beaver Island to Charlevoix (1974)
- Beaver Island harbor under-ice test netting (1974)
Sources
- Beaver Beacon, March 1974, “First Boat” and “Game News.”Names Paul Kenwabikisssee as the operator of the fish tug Sonny Don on a March 22–25 freight trip and as the leader of a week of D.N.R.-approved harbor-ice test netting. The source gives no civil biography and does not connect him to the separately named Joseph Kenwabikise record.
- Beaver Beacon, December 1974, “Game News.”Reports Paul Kenwabikise making a commercial catch of more than 1.5 tons of whitefish. The December spelling differs from the March source spelling; the event link is retained as a source-qualified name continuity, not a civil identity record.