NANCY MARGUERITE ANDERSON

An Accidental Historian, writing about the people who worked in the Territory West of the Rocky Mountains before 1858 — so many good stories!

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The Destruction of Fort Selkirk

By Nancy Marguerite Anderson April 13, 2019 "Journeys", Fur Trade History
The Destruction of Fort Selkirk

Now, as some of you may remember, I started this journey through the Yukon as a result of finding the Fort Selkirk Journals online. WordPress has made it so irritatingly…

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Liard River to Pelly Banks

By Nancy Marguerite Anderson January 26, 2019 Explorations, Fur Trade History
Liard River to Pelly Banks

We are returning to the Liard River, where Robert Campbell has now replaced John McLeod in the newly rebuilt Fort Halkett, on the banks of the Smith River. The year…

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The HBC Post on the Stikine River, 1834

By Nancy Marguerite Anderson January 5, 2019 Explorations, Fur Trade History
The HBC Post on the Stikine River, 1834

When Robert Campbell met the Stikine chief, “Shakes,” at the rendezvous in the mountains, he was unaware that Shakes had already frightened off another HBC man who was attempting to…

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“Indian Mounds”

By Nancy Marguerite Anderson August 11, 2018 Fur Trade History, Natives in the Fur Trade
“Indian Mounds”

In following up another story, I discovered this one on “Indian Mounds” on a river that was supposed to be called the Deschutes, or “Falls River.” This river was supposed…

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Two Canoes Through the Fraser Canyon

By Nancy Marguerite Anderson June 23, 2018 "Two Canoes", Fur Trade History
Two Canoes Through the Fraser Canyon

In this last leg of the Two Canoes series, I will bring Governor George Simpson down the Fraser River, from the mouth of the Thompson River to Fort Langley. Those…

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