Jaamac Biixi Kidin was the last known Darawiish person to be extant at the fort, although only 6 years old. It also states that Jaamac Biixi Kidin was the last known Darawiish to still be alive when he died in the year 2009. According to Jaamac Biixi Kidin, by the time the air strikes were made against Darawiish, the Darawiish were exclusively made up of the Dhulbahante clan. Personal life The report by Egerton states that Haji Yusuf Barre, also called Sheik Yusuf hailed from the Dhulbahante tribe. He was killed in 1920 by a man named Abdi Dheere Shihiri, purportedly due to vengeance with a letter exchanged between the Sayid's camp and the British stating it was "because he alleges he killed 60 of his people", meaning the Habar Yoonis tribe that Shihiri belonged to. However, the Sayid stated that this allegation was a fabrication. The Sayid personally referred to him as commander of the Miinanle division, stating, Mahiiggaankan wada jira Miinanloo iskaafiya Yuusuf baa u maqadina, meaning, during this downpour, Miinanle be self-sufficient, Yusuf is its commander. References Somali nationalists 1850s births 1920 deaths