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2 stories matching stensgar

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  1. The Oldest Settler in Washington Dies—and He Left a Peace Between Two Worlds

    Thomas Stensgar came with the Hudson Bay Company, married into Chief Tomcomly’s family, and was called on to mediate between settlers and Indians.

    Aug 25, 1894The Seattle Post-IntelligencerAddy, Stevens CountyExclusion & Resistance · Local Legends

  2. The Chinook Chief's Grandson Who Was Shipwrecked in Japan

    Ranald McDonald — son of a Hudson's Bay trader and Chief Comcomly's daughter — died on the Colville reservation after a life that carried him from Astoria to a Japanese prison and back to the mouth of the Columbia.

    Sep 2, 1894The Seattle Post-IntelligencerColville, Stevens CountyLocal Legends

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