NANCY MARGUERITE ANDERSON

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York Factory Express: Fort Nez Perces to Fort Colvile

By Nancy Marguerite Anderson March 29, 2014 "York Factory Express", Hudson's Bay Company
York Factory Express: Fort Nez Perces to Fort Colvile

This is a continuation of my York Factory Express posts, the 2nd leg, in fact. I learned something new last week, and it has blown me away! The second leg…

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Chief William, of William’s Lake

By Nancy Marguerite Anderson March 16, 2014 Hudson's Bay Company, Natives in the Fur Trade
Chief William, of William’s Lake

In 1879, Chief William, of the ‘Williams Lake Indians,’ wrote a letter to the editor of the British Daily Colonist newspaper in Victoria, B.C., urging readers to “settle the land…

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London Ship to York Factory

By Nancy Marguerite Anderson March 9, 2014 "York Factory Express", London Ship
London Ship to York Factory

I thought I would have nothing more to say of the London ships, but I was wrong. I found, in the B.C. Archives, a delicious journal written by Augustus Richard…

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From Fort Langley to Kequeloose, 1848

By Nancy Marguerite Anderson February 22, 2014 "The HBC Brigades", Brigade Trails
From Fort Langley to Kequeloose, 1848

In 1846 and 1847, Alexander Caulfield Anderson made two explorations across the mountains that separated the HBC fort at Kamloops, from Fort Langley on the lower Fraser River. Discussions about…

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Chief Trader Alexander Caulfield Anderson

By Nancy Marguerite Anderson February 16, 2014 Fur Trade History, Hudson's Bay Company
Chief Trader Alexander Caulfield Anderson

In 1846, Fort Alexandria’s clerk-in-charge, Alexander Caulfield Anderson, received his long expected Commission as Chief Trader in the Honorable Hudson’s Bay Company’s service, 15 years after he first entered the…

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