Nathaniel J. Wyeth, 1840.
Illustration for
Harper’s Magazine,
November 1892.On July 27, 1834, Captain Nathaniel J. Wyeth was working at his new Fort Hall site [blog, July 14]. In his
Journal he recorded that a Frenchman named "Kanseau" had been killed during a horse race.
Kanseau worked for the Hudson's Bay Company and, Wyeth wrote, "his comrades erected a decent tomb for him. Service for him was performed by the Canadians in the Catholic form, by Mr. Lee in the Protestant form, and by the Indians ...
Published on July 27, 2020 00:08