Pacific Fur Company

May 2016

Joseph Gervais
Joseph Gervais

History Tidbits, People, Uncategorized

Joseph Gervais

Heritage Center2020-12-28T18:10:48-08:00May 13th, 2016|Categories: History Tidbits, People, Uncategorized|Tags: Adelaide, Alexander McKay, apple orchard, Beaver, Bishop Joseph Norbert Provencher, buffalo, Canada, Champoeg district, Chemaway, Chinook tribe, Clallum Indians, committee, constitution, David Stuart, Donald McKenzie, Donation Land Claim, draft laws, Duncan McDougall, England, Etienne Lucier, Ewing Young, first school in Oregon, Fort Astor, Francois, Francoise, French Prairie, French-Canadian, fur bearing animals, furs, general election, Gervais house, grist mill, HBC, Isaac, Jason Lee, John Jacob Astor, John McLoughlin, Joseph Gervais, Julie, Lake Labish, Louis LaBonte, Marguerite Clatsop, Marie Angelique, Mary, Modeste Demers, Mr. Mathews, naturalized citizen, Nor'wester, North West Company, northern California, Olympic Peninsula, Oregon country, Pacific Fur Company, payroll, petitioning, post-in-sill, Protestants, provisional government, Pudding River, Roman Catholic, Salem, Solomon H. Smith, southern Oregon, supply ship, trapper, Union Jack, United States, voting, Wallace House, Willamette River, Willamette Valley, Wilson Price Hunt, Xavier, Yi-a-must|

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April 2016

Etienne Lucier
Etienne Lucier

Biographies, Uncategorized

Etienne Lucier

Heritage Center2017-03-13T15:37:04-07:00April 29th, 2016|Categories: Biographies, Uncategorized|Tags: American citizenship, Canada, Champoeg, Dr. John McLoughlin, East Portland, Etienne Lucier, F.X. Matthieu, French Prairie, Hudson's Bay Company, John Jacob Astor, Joseph Gervais, Marion County, North West Company, Oregon, Oregon City, Oregon Donation land Law, Oregon government, Pacific Fur Company, Pioneer, provisional government, Pudding River, War of 1812, Willamette Fur Post, Willamette Valley, Wilson Price Hunt|

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