Chapter LVI: Appendix: G
Key to Plate facing page 442.
5th ROW
(_standing_)
E.K. W.H. Murdoch
Beeston, Adams, Matheson,
_Jr. _Factor_. _Jr.
Chief Chief
Trader_. Trader_.
4th ROW
(_standing_)
W.J. Dr. W.M. Robert Wm. Jas. Arch. Alex. R.
McLean, McKay, Campbell, Clark, McDougall, McDonald, Lillie,
_Chief _Chief _Ex-Chief _Factor _Factor_ _Chief _Ex-Chief
Trader_. Trader_. Trader_. (now (_now Factor_. Trader_.
Chief Chief
Factor)_. Factor_).
3rd ROW
(_standing_)
Cuthbert Jas. Colin Saml. K. Peter Rodk. Jas. L. W. F.
Sinclair, Ander- Rankin, Parson, Bell, Mac- Lawson, Gaird-
_Jr. son, _Chief _Chief _Chief farlane,_Factor_. ner,
Chief _Jr. Factor._ Factor_. Factor_. _Chief _Jr.
Trader_. Chief Factor_. Chief
Trader_. Trader_.
2nd ROW
(_sitting_)
Alex. Alex. Thos. Richard Laurence
Matheson, Munro, Smith, Hardisty, Clarke,
_Chief _Chief _Assist. _Chief _Chief
Trader_ Factor_. Commis- Factor_. Factor_.
(_Now sioner_.
Factor_).
Commissioner Horace
Joseph Belanger,
Wrigley. _Chief
Factor_.
1st ROW
(_sitting_)
David J.S. Joseph James L. James
Armit, Camsell, Fortescue, Cotter, Alexander,
_Jr. _Chief _Chief _Chief _Chief
Chief Factor_. Factor_. Factor_. Factor_.
Trader_.
Commissioned Officers of H.B. Co. at Winnipeg Council 1887.
INDEX
"À la claire fontaine," 306.
Albemarle, Duke of, 9.
"Alouette," 312.
Alliance, The Grand, 56.
Allumette, 307.
American Fur Company, 329.
Anderson, A. C., 414.
Arlington, Earl of, 9.
Astor, John Jacob, 192.
Astoria founded, 196.
Assiniboia, Council of, 354.
Assiniboine Indians, 87, 432.
" Wool Company, 351.
Athabasca, First Traders of, 97.
" Lake and River, 383.
BACK, Sir George, 317.
Beaver Club, 190.
_Beaver_, Ship, 200.
Beaulieu, François, 127.
Beltrami, J. C. (Explorer), 330.
" Work of, 331.
Black, Rev. John, Pioneer, 423.
" Judge, 442.
" Samuel, Trader, 402.
Blackfeet Indians, 432.
Blanshard, Governor, 414.
Bois-brûlés turbulence, 219.
Boothia Felix, Discovery of, 315.
Boulton, Major, 467.
Bourbon, Fort, 50, 52.
Bourdon, Jean, 49.
Bourke, Father, 417.
Brandon House, 112.
Brymner, Douglas, Archivist, 86.
Buffalo Wool Company, 350.
" hunting, 365.
Bulger, Governor, 348.
Butler, Capt. W. F., 343.
Button, Sir Thomas, 48.
CADIEUX'S lament, 308.
Cadot, J. Baptiste, 91.
Caldwell, Major, 440.
_California_, Ship, 67.
Calumet, 307.
Campbell, Robert, 393 _et seq._
Cameron, Duncan, 181-184, 219, 262.
" Murdoch, Fur Trader, 326.
Canada Company, 2.
Canadian Boat Song, 305.
Canoe voyage by Gov. Simpson, 273-275.
Cart and cayuse, 361.
Cart trails, 362.
Carver, Jonathan, 193.
Cass, Lewis, Explorer, 331.
Cauchon, Joseph, Memo. of, 447.
Calvalcade, The Hunting, 366.
Charter, H. B. C., 13 _et seq._
Charters, Royal, 12.
Charles, Fort, 11.
Chilkats, The, 394.
Chimo, Fort, 377.
Chinook jargon, 409.
Chipewyan, Fort, 124, 126, 384.
" Tribe, 432.
Chipman, C. C., 470.
Christie, Governor, 354.
Christinos (Kris), 5, 6.
Christy, Miller, 7.
Churchill, Lord, Governor, 30.
" " in Tower, 31.
Church Societies on Red River, 422.
Cochrane, Archdeacon, 299, 420.
Colbert, M., 49.
Colleton, Sir Peter, 9.
Coltman, W. B., Commissioner, 252-4.
Columbia, British, of to-day, 477.
Colville, Gov. Eden, 423.
Committee of 1857, 446.
Company, The Northern, 50.
Conolly, Trader, 400.
Coppermine River discovered, 104.
Councils of Traders, 271.
Couture, William, 49.
Cox, Ross, 200.
Craven, Earl of, 9.
Cree syllabic, 424.
Cridge, Bishop, 426.
Crofton, Col., 439.
Crosby and Evans, Revs. 426.
Cumberland, first house built, 97.
Curry, Thomas, 93.
DAER, Fort, 212, 225.
Dallas, Gov. A. J., 449.
Dawson, S. J., surveyor, 340.
" Road, 341.
Dease Lake, 393.
" and Simpson, Arctic Explorers, 318.
Deed Polls, Old and new, 452.
D'Iberville, 52, 53.
" Victory of, 53.
Demers, Bishop, 426.
De Meurons, 239.
Denonville, Marquis de, 47.
De Witt, Dutch Ambassador, 8.
Dickson, Robert, Free Trader, 327.
Dionne, Dr. N. E., 38.
Dividends, Company, 24.
Dobbs, Arthur, 62.
_Dobbs_, Galley, 67.
Douglas, Fort, 224, 226.
" Sir James, 397.
" David, botanist, 403.
Draper, Chief Justice, 446.
Duluth, Greysolon, 79.
Duncan of Metlakahtla, 426.
_Eaglet_, Ship, 10.
Elgin, Lord, 429.
Ellice, Hon. Edward, 268.
Ellis, Henry, 68.
Enterprise, Fort, 388.
Ermatinger, Miss, 309.
" Family, 309, 310.
" Traders, 410.
" Francis, 411.
" Edward, 410, 454.
Eskimos, 433.
Evans, Rev. James, 424.
FALCON, Pierre, 235.
" (Song of Triumph), 235.
" Translation, 236.
" Sketch of, 266.
Faribault, J. B., 326.
Fidler, Peter, Sketch of, 282.
" " Will of, 284.
Finlay, John, Journal of, 291-294.
Finlay, James, 93.
Finlayson, Gov. D., 355.
" Roderick, 408.
Fleming and Grant, Expedition of, 344.
Flax and Hemp Co., 351.
Flood, Red River, 351.
Fort William built, 155.
" " description of, 155 _et seq._, 189.
Franchère, Gabriel, 155, 201.
Franklin, Sir John, 314.
" " Search for, 320.
" " " " by Dr. Rae, 321.
Franklin, Sir John, Search for, by Capt. McClintock, 322.
Fraser, Simon, 142 _et seq._
French half-breeds' petition, 440.
" " turbulent, 1869, 458.
French priests interfere, 460.
GARRY, Fort, 355.
" " camping-ground, 366.
" " Lower, 353.
Gibraltar, Fort, 189.
" " destroyed, 226.
Gillam, Capt. Zachariah, 10.
Gold discovery in B.C., 415.
Gonor, Father, 83.
Good Hope, Fort, 390.
Governors, Recent, 472.
Graham, Andrew, Journal of, 108.
Grand Portage, 95.
Grant, Cuthbert, Senr., 120.
" " Junr., 236.
" P. (Historiographer), 184-7.
Gravesend, 20.
Gregory, McLeod and Co., 116.
Groseilliers (Medard Chouart), 3, 33.
Groseilliers, J. Baptiste, 37.
HALF-BREEDS dissatisfied, 436.
Halifax, Lord, 71.
Hargrave, Jas., Letters of Traders, 294.
Hargrave, Joseph, Work of, 294.
Harmon, Daniel, 165-7.
Hayes, Sir James, 36.
Head, Gov. Edmund, 452.
Hearne, Samuel, 99 _et seq._, 383.
Hector, Dr. James, 337.
Henry, Alex., Senr., 93.
" " Jr., 169-173.
Hills, Bishop, 426.
Hind, H. Y., explorer, 340.
Hudson, Henry, 48.
Hudson Bay, Early Governors on, 22.
Hudson Bay, Early Forts, 108.
" " Bleak shore of, 373.
" " House, 20.
" " Co. Ships, 20.
" " " Claims of, 54.
" " " Stores, 470.
Hunt, William, Astorian, 198.
Hunting regulations, 368.
INDIAN chiefs on Red River, 248.
Indians and H. B. C., 429.
" in debt, 429.
" of B. C., 433.
" loyal to Co., 434.
Isbister, A. K., 437 _et seq._
JAMES, Capt., 48.
Jamieson, Rev. Robert, 427.
Johnson, Judge, 442.
Johnston, John, Trader (Sault Ste. Marie), 179-181, 300.
Johnston, Miss, 181.
Jones, Rev. David, 300, 420.
KAMINISTIQUIA, 94, 311.
Kamloops rising, 403.
Keating, W. H., Expedition of, 328.
Keel and canoe, 359.
Keith, George, Tales of, 160.
Kelsey, Henry, 73.
Kennedy and Bellot, Expedition of, 321.
Keveny, Owen (Murdered), 254.
King, Dr. Richard, 318.
"King's Domains," 379.
" Posts," 379.
Kirke, Sir John, 20.
LABRADOR, McLean on, 376.
Lachine, 302.
La France, Joseph, 67.
Lefroy, Lieut. (Sir Henry), 335.
" (Expedition), 335.
Leith's bequest, 421.
Le Moyne, The Brothers, 51.
Lescarbot, 48.
Lestane, The dastard, 466.
Lewis and Clark, Expedition of, 324.
Liard, River, 392.
Lincolnshire farmers, 355.
Locust visitation, 346.
Long, Stephen H., Expedition of, 328.
MCCALLUM, Rev. John, 420.
Macdonell, Miles, 207.
" Estimate of, 260.
Macdonell, Alexander (Grasshopper Governor), 346.
McDonald of Garth (autobiography), 161.
" on the Pacific, 163.
" Grand, 167.
McDonnell, John, Diary, 169.
McDougall, Duncan, Astorian, 194.
" Hon. William, 455, 461.
McGillies, Hugh, Free Trader, 327.
Machray, Archbishop, 421.
Mackay, Alexander, 127, 196.
McKay, Trader, 311.
Mackenzie, Alexander, 116, 123 _et seq._
Mackenzie, Alexander, 1st Voyage, 124.
Mackenzie, Alexander, 2nd Voyage, 127 _et seq._
Mackenzie, Alexander, Book of, 130.
Mackenzie, River, 388.
McKenzie, Roderick, 158.
McKenzie, James, Journals, 163, 379.
McKenzie, Charles (Journey to Mandans), 174.
McKenzie, Governor, Donald, 350.
McLeod, Alex. Norman, 116.
" John, Diary of, 221, 285.
McLean, John, On Labrador, 377.
McLoughlin, Chief Factor, 400.
" Young (murdered), 406.
McTavish, Simon, 115, 121.
McTavish, Governor William, 449.
" " (sick and weak), 458.
Magnetic Pole, Discovery of, 315.
" " and Capt. Kennedy, 317.
Magnet Survey by Lefroy, 335.
Malhiot, François V., 177-179.
Mandans, 98, 325.
Manitoba College, 424.
Margry, Pierre, 81.
Maurepas, River, 85.
Metis, 442.
Michilimackinac, 81.
Middleton, Capt. C., 64 _et seq._
Milton and Cheadle, Explorations by, 342.
Mingan, 379.
Missouri Company, 193.
Model Farms, 351.
Montague, 8.
Moravians in Labrador, 380.
Mulgrave, Lord, 313.
Muskegons (Crees), 431.
NELSON, Port, 52.
Nemisco, River, 10.
Nepigon, 79.
New England Company, 2.
Nicola's Eloquence, 403.
Nisbet, Rev. James, 424.
Nonsuch Ketch, 10.
North-West Company formed, 115.
" " officers, 152.
Nor'-Westers unite, 188-191.
North-West Passage sought (early), 63.
North-West Passage by Land, 343.
Norman, Fort, 390.
Norton, Moses, 111.
Noue, De la, 80.
OCHAGACH, 82.
Oldmixon, 4.
Oppression of Judge Thom, 436.
Orkneymen, Early, 97.
" vs. French Canadians, 271.
Ottawa, 302.
Ouinipegon, Lake, 88.
PALEOCRYSTIC sea, 320.
Pacific Fur Company, 193.
Palliser, Capt. J., 337.
Pambrun's story, 229-30.
Pangman, Peter, 116, 286, 287.
Parker, Gilbert, Novelist, 38.
Peace River, 386.
Peel's River Post, 391.
Pelly, Governor, 350.
" Gov. J. H., 438.
Perouse on Hudson Bay, 106.
Pigeon River, 95.
Pike, Zebulon M., Explorer, 326.
Plain hunters, 364.
Pond, Peter, 97, 116, 119, 125.
Portaging, 307.
Portman, Mr., 20.
Posts on Pacific, 416.
Potherie, De la, 4.
Prince Society, 39.
Prince of Wales Fort taken, 106.
Pritchard, John (lost), 172-174.
" Story of, 230.
" Estimate of, 265.
"Pro pelle cutem," 19.
Provencher, Bishop, 288, 296, 299, 418.
Providence, Fort, 388.
Prudhomme, Judge, 38.
QUESNEL, JULES MAURICE, 143.
RADISSON, PIERRE ESPRIT, 3, 33 _et seq._
Rae, Dr. John, Explorer, 321.
Red River Plague, 356.
" Rebellion, 460.
Reine, de la, Fort, 88.
Reinhart, Charles, prisoner, 254.
Reliance, Fort, 389.
Renville, Joseph, guide, 328.
Resolution, Fort, 388.
Riel, Elder, 441.
" Younger, rebellion, 461.
Rigolette, 381.
Robertson, Colin, 226, 228.
Roberval, Sieur de, 48.
Robinson, Sir John, 9.
Robson, Joseph, 75.
Roches Percées, 338.
Rocky Mt. Passes, 339.
Rolling Ball, The, 303.
Ross, Captain John, 315.
" Alexander, 353.
Rouge, Fort, 88.
Rupert, Prince, 8.
" " Sketch of, 27 _et seq._
" " River, 10.
Ryswick, 56 _et seq._
" Treaty, Terms of, 57.
STE. ANNE'S, 304.
St. Charles, Fort, massacre, 86.
St. James, Fort, outbreak, 398.
St. John's College, 421.
St. Pierre, Legardeur de, 89.
Sargeant, Governor, 52.
Saskatchewan River discovered, 89.
Saulteaux Indians, 431.
Sault Ste. Marie, 310.
Sayer "rising," 441.
Schoolcraft, H. R., Explorer, 332.
" " discovers Lake Itasca, 333.
Schultz, Dr., rescued, 444.
Scoresby, Capt. W., 313.
Scott, Thomas, executed, 467.
Selkirk, Earl of, 202.
" " purchases H.B.C. stock, 206.
Selkirk, Earl of, on Emigration, 205.
" " Colony to Prince Edward Island, 205.
Selkirk, Earl of, colony to Red River, 208-213.
Selkirk, Earl of, opposition to, 214.
" " Rescue by, 237-242.
" " Estimate of, 259.
Semple, Governor, 225 _et seq._
Shagganappe, 362.
Shelburne, Lord, 15, 323.
Sherbrooke, Gov. Gen., 242, 251.
Sieveright, Trader, 300.
Simpson, Gov. G., 269, 297, 385, 410, 412.
Simpson, Gov. G., knighted, 276.
" " Voyage round the world, 277.
Simpson, Lady, 280.
" Fort, 389.
" " on Pacific, 408.
" Thos., death of, 320.
Sinclair, a leader, 436.
Slave Lake, 387.
Sledge and packet, 357.
Smith, Donald A., 381, 464.
" William Robert, clerk, 444.
South-West Fur Company, 193.
Staines, Rev. Robert, 425.
Stannard, Captain, 10.
Status, present, of Co., 473.
Stewart, Jas., rescued, 443.
Stikine River, 393.
Strathcona and Mt. Royal, Lord, 381, 475.
Stuart, John, 142.
Sturgeon Lake, Fort, built, 96.
Sutherland James, catechist, 418.
Swiss settlers, 347.
" depart, 348.
TACHÉ, Archbishop, 419, 468.
Tallow Company, 351.
Terms of Company's Transfer, 455.
Thom, Recorder Adam, 355.
Thompson, David, Astronomer, 132 _et seq._
Thorn, Captain, 195.
Tod, John, Trader, 411.
_Tonquin_, Ship, 195.
Trade standards, Early, 22.
Transcontinental journeys (early), 146.
Trials, North-West, 255, 256.
Troyes, Chevalier de, 50.
Turner, Astronomer, 126.
UMFREVILLE, Edw., 106, 113.
Ungava, 377.
Utrecht, Treaty of, 58.
VANCOUVER, Fort, 397.
" Given up, 413.
" Island, Lease of, 414.
" Colonization, 415.
" City, 478.
Verendrye, 82 _et seq._
Victoria, Fort, founded, 406.
Vyner, Sir Robert, 9.
WARK, Chief Trader, 413.
Watkin, E. W., Scheme of, 451.
Wedderburn, Fort, 384.
Wendigo, The, 308.
Wentzel, W. F., Story of, 289.
" Opinions of, 291.
West, Rev. John, 420.
Western Sea, 79.
_William and Ann_, Wreck of, 402.
William III., Address to, 25.
" Great dividend paid, 25.
Winnipeg, City of, 476.
Wolseley, Col., 468.
Woods, Lake of, 84.
X Y COMPANY, 147 _et seq._
" " Officers, 152.
YORK, Duke of, 9.
" " Made Governor, 29.
" Factory, Description of, 374.
Young, Sir William, 36.
Yukon, Fort, 391.
" Upper, Discovery of, 393.
ZINZENDORF, Count, 380.
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| Transcriber's Note: |
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| * Obvious punctuation and spelling errors repaired. Others |
| are listed below. Original spelling and its variations were not |
| standardized. |
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| * Word combinations that appeared with and without hyphens |
| were changed to the predominant form if it could be determined, |
| or to the hyphenated form if it could not. |
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| * Corrections in the spelling of names were made when those |
| could be verified. Otherwise the variations were left as they |
| were. |
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| * Footnotes were moved to the ends of the chapters in which they |
| they belonged and numbered in one continuous sequence. |
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| * Variant forms retained and errors corrected: |
| Athabasca or Athapuscow Lake (pp. 106, 386). Athapuscow is |
| spelling in French texts. Both forms were retained. |
| |
| Philip 'Turner' changed to Philip 'Turnor' (p. 127). |
| |
| Astor 'brought' out changed to 'bought' out (p. 194). |
| |
| 'it the' grandest speech changed to 'it was the' grandest |
| speech (p. 407). |
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| * Other notes: |
| *Transcription of the Seven Oaks Monuments inscription (p. 232):|
| |
| SEVEN |
| OAKS |
| |
| ERECTED IN 1891 |
| BY THE |
| MANITOBA HISTORICAL SOCIETY |
| THROUGH THE GENEROSITY OF THE |
| COUNTESS OF SELKIRK |
| ON THE SITE OF SEVEN OAKS |
| WHERE FELL |
| GOVERNOR ROBERT SEMPLE AND |
| TWENTY OF HIS OFFICERS AND MEN |
| |
| JUNE 19 1816 |
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| * "The map on page 384 should be consulted...." 384 |
| changed to 388 (p. 386). |
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| * In Appendix B, page 490, the row "Radisson goes on expedition |
| to the Antilles" is missing the date in the original. |
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