Annie Stevens Charlie (1912 – 2001)
	
Annie Charlie was the daughter of Jessie Isaac and Charlie David of Aishihik Village. After her parents' deaths she was adopted by her mother's sister, Bessie, and her husband Jack Allen. Annie married Jim Stevens and they had three children, Judy (McKinnon), Sophie, and Douglas. Stevens died in the early 1950s and Annie moved back with Bessie and Jack. In 1959, Annie married Solomon Charlie and they had three children, Joan, Meta, and Bob Charlie. The family settled at Cracker Creek after spending time at Carmacks, Whitehorse, and Haines Junction. People used to stop to eat at Cracker Creek and Annie was a marvellous cook. She was also a skilled seamstress. Annie lived a traditional lifestyle until she was seventy-five and she and her husband ran a trapline, hunted, and fished. Following Solomon's death, Annie moved to Haines Junction and in 1998 she moved to the Thompson Centre in Whitehorse.((Stephanie Waddell, "Annie Charlie remembered for her sense of independence." //Whitehorse Star// (Whitehorse), 28 December 2001.))