NANCY MARGUERITE ANDERSON

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George Traill Allan

By Nancy Marguerite Anderson November 9, 2019 "York Factory Express", Hudson's Bay Company
George Traill Allan

In 1841, George Traill Allan took out the York Factory Express to Hudson Bay, ten years after he had come into the territory in the 1831 Columbia Express. He is…

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Salmon Processing at Fort George and elsewhere in the HBC

By Nancy Marguerite Anderson September 8, 2019 Hudson's Bay Company, James and Charlot Birnie of Cathlamet
Salmon Processing at Fort George and elsewhere in the HBC

James Birnie continued his work at Fort George, and part of his work at that place was overseeing the processing of the salmon that they caught in the Columbia River,…

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Liard River 2

By Nancy Marguerite Anderson December 15, 2018 Brigade Trails, Explorations
Liard River 2

I promised my Twitter followers I was going to keep them wet and cold over Christmas, and I can’t think of a better way to do that than to continue…

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Peter Warren Dease travels north from Fort Alexandria

By Nancy Marguerite Anderson May 12, 2018 Brigade Trail Journals, Hudson's Bay Company
Peter Warren Dease travels north from Fort Alexandria

So it is now time for me to bring Peter Warren Dease north from Fort Alexandria to Fort George [Prince George]. Dease’s journals are usually quite brief: but I would…

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The New Caledonia Brigades travel north from Fort Alexandria

By Nancy Marguerite Anderson February 24, 2018 Brigade Trail Journals, The OId Brigade Trail
The New Caledonia Brigades travel north from Fort Alexandria

The New Caledonia brigades started their journey at Fort St. James, and so have to make their way north, from Fort Alexandria, to that place. They turn their horses loose…

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