NANCY MARGUERITE ANDERSON

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William Brown, and other stories

By Nancy Marguerite Anderson December 10, 2022 "The HBC Brigades", "York Factory Express"
William Brown, and other stories

William Brown was a spear-thrower in my book, The York Factory Express. You will find him mentioned in my book on page 17, when in his Fort St. James journal,…

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Fort Vancouver Fire

By Nancy Marguerite Anderson October 23, 2022 "Headquarters", Hudson's Bay Company
Fort Vancouver Fire

In this blogpost, clerk Thomas Lowe, who is my eyes and ears at Fort Vancouver, is readying himself to tell us more of what is happening at this Pacific Coast…

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Home from Fort Simpson

By Nancy Marguerite Anderson October 15, 2022 "Headquarters", Following A.C.Anderson around British Columbia
Home from Fort Simpson

At the very end of August, 1834, the HBC ship, Dryad, carrying Peter Skene Ogden, William Fraser Tolmie, Dr. Alexander Kennedy, and all the other men who were employed at…

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HBC Ships in the Pacific

By Nancy Marguerite Anderson August 20, 2022 "Headquarters", HBC Transportation Systems
HBC Ships in the Pacific

I have accidentally discovered that some of the HBC ships that ran up and down the Pacific Coast were larger than I expected them to be! As you see in…

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John McLoughlin in 1842

By Nancy Marguerite Anderson July 9, 2022 "Headquarters", Hudson's Bay Company
John McLoughlin in 1842

This blog post is a continuation of https://nancymargueriteanderson.com/john-mcloughlin/ which post addressed what happened to Chief Factor John McLoughlin, of Fort Vancouver, in 1841. You will remember that we ended that…

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