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James Birnie

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until its junction with the Columbia. Wilkes and his party were met by Birnie outside Fort George, despite it being past midnight. The fur trader fed the men and gave each a blanket to sleep with while in his dwelling.
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of great value to the company. Throughout the 1820s and 1830s, Bernie was a part of several HBC efforts that reorganized the supply infrastructure of the Columbia Department. Notably he oversaw the opening of
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was among them and later recorded that Birnie greeted the families with fresh milk and additional refreshments.
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Lives Lived West of the Divide: A Biographical Dictionary of Fur Traders Working West of the Rockies, 1793-1858
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convinced him to remain in the employ of the HBC as a clerk, finding his knowledge of the hazardous
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Narrative of the United States Exploring Expedition. During the years 1838, 1839, 1840, 1841, 1842
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for surveying of the shorelines. Wilkes proceeded to take a party overland with
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Hudson's Bay Company Archives: H.B.R.S. Vol. III, p.428,429; Vol. XXX, p. 202
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over the hazardous Columbia Bar. The vessel had incoming Methodists under
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In 1846 he and his family relocated and became the first settlers of
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entrance for incoming vessels. In May 1840, Birnie piloted the
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During his time with the NWC, Birnie was largely stationed at
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At various points he later managed at various times the
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The group had previously sailed from the 108:resolved in 1846, he became the first settler of 136:, and was appointed to serve as a junior clerk. 414: 8: 181:, an important station along the developing 723: 458: 421: 407: 399: 26: 15: 220:among indigenous cultures in the region. 320: 294: 227:Birnie was present at Fort George when 335: 308: 7: 100:(HBC), serving primarily within the 283:James Birnie, Spokane House to 1823 251:guides to follow the course of the 92:(1799–1864) was an employee of the 237:United States Exploring Expedition 124:, Scotland in 1799, emigrating to 14: 855:People from Cathlamet, Washington 160:and administrative center of the 845:People from Washington Territory 708: 1: 196:and the relocation effort of 840:People from Oregon Territory 218:Methodist Missionary efforts 148:Coat of arms of James Birnie 53:1849 (aged 49–50) 835:Hudson's Bay Company people 871: 645:Pierre-Chrysologue Pambrun 216:, recruited to expand the 128:at the age of sixteen. 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Index


Aberdeen
Cathlamet, Washington
North West Company
Hudson's Bay Company
Pacific Northwest
Oregon Question
Cathlamet
Aberdeen
Lower Canada
Montreal
North West Company

Fort George
entrepĂ´t
Columbia District
Columbia River
George Simpson
Columbia Bar
Fort Colvile
York Factory Express
Spokane House
Fort Okanogan
Fort Simpson
Fort Umpqua
Columbia River
Jason Lee
Methodist Missionary efforts
Joseph H. Frost
United States Navy

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