Henry de Laronde
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| Henry de Laronde | |
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| Occupation | Fur trade clerk |
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Henry de Laronde was a mixed-ancestry Hudson's Bay Company clerk at Nipigon House on Lake Nipigon.[1]
Career
- Was a clerk at the Hudson's Bay Company's Poplar Lodge post on Lake Nipigon in about 1868-1871.
- Transferred to Nipigon House in 1871, writing the post's first journal entry on 14 July 1871, and was employed there until 1890.
- Travelled from Nipigon House to the Red Rock post in 1882, sometimes staying for extended periods.
Identity in the records
- Listed as "French" on the 1871 and 1881 censuses for Nipigon.
- Referred to as a "Half-breed" by Father Joseph Hebert in 1877.