NANCY MARGUERITE ANDERSON

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Governor George Simpson

By Nancy Marguerite Anderson November 1, 2025 "Headquarters", Explorations
Governor George Simpson

Governor George Simpson had a powerful effect on the history of the North American continent, and his power came to him as soon as he stepped off the ship from…

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Thomas Lowe’s Sandwich Islands

By Nancy Marguerite Anderson August 14, 2021 HBC Transportation Systems, London Ship
Thomas Lowe’s Sandwich Islands

In this blogpost we are speaking of Thomas Lowe’s Sandwich Islands. As we know already, from the last Thomas Lowe post, the Sandwich Islands is modern-day Hawaii, and he and…

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Thomas Lowe sails the South Pacific

By Nancy Marguerite Anderson March 6, 2021 Hudson's Bay Company, London Ship
Thomas Lowe sails the South Pacific

At last, as you can see from the last post of this series, Thomas Lowe has sailed from the Atlantic Ocean to the Pacific, rounding Cape Horn during its summer…

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Thomas Lowe Rounds the Horn

By Nancy Marguerite Anderson February 6, 2021 Hudson's Bay Company, London Ship
Thomas Lowe Rounds the Horn

Thomas Lowe has set sail on the ship, Vancouver, which (in my last blogpost) has just sailed past Falkland Islands on its way southward, sailing through the waters of the…

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Thomas Lowe sails the Southern Atlantic

By Nancy Marguerite Anderson December 13, 2020 Hudson's Bay Company, London Ship
Thomas Lowe sails the Southern Atlantic

Thomas Lowe has survived the traditional shaving that results from crossing the equator on a sailing vessel in 1841, and now has the rounding of Cape Horn, at the southern…

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