Posts Tagged ‘trade’

Notes of an Egging Expedition to Shoal Lake, West of Lake Winnipeg 1

Tuesday, November 3rd, 2009

by Elizabeth Campbell

Tags: Donald Gunn, First Nations, First Nations HBC relations, Frog Plain, Oak Point, Red River carts, roads, trade, travel
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Today in History – 12 October 1815

Monday, October 12th, 2009

by Elizabeth Campbell

I thought It would be interesting to follow this week in 1815, as seen through the eyes of Colin Robertson. Robertson took charge of the remaining settlers and the colony after the evacuation to Jack River in June of 1815 until the new Governor, Robert Semple, arrived to take the place of Miles Macdonell.

Tags: Baptiste, Colin Robertson, Colin Robertson's Journal, etiquette, First Nations, First Nations HBC relations, food supply, Jack River, Lac Plat, Miles Macdonell, Nolin, Patrick Quin, Peguis, Robert Semple, trade
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December 2010 Newsletter Out!

January 10th, 2011

Just to let everyone know that the latest Newsletter is on it’s way. If you subscribe to the Electronic version and haven’t yet received y... Read More »

Electronic Newsletters Out!

April 4th, 2010

Just to let members on the Electronic Newsletter subscription list know that it has been emailed. If you believe you are on the list, but have not rec... Read More »

Tartan Day – 6 April 2010

March 26th, 2010

All TLSARL members and Red River Settlers’ Descendants are invited to attend! For more information, contact George through the Contact Us Form.... Read More »

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