in UCC-C, Fonds 3141, consisting mainly of letters addressed to him. The Egerton Ryerson papers in the same repository, Fonds 3209, contain a number of letters exchanged between the two men. There are

HODGSON, JOHN, fur trader; b. c. 1763 in the parish of St Margaret, Westminster (London), England; d. before 6 Nov

HODGSON, ROBERT, carpenter, merchant, politician, army officer, office holder, and lawyer; b. c. 1765 in

HOGSETT, AARON, public servant; b. c. 1777 in Cookstown (Northern Ireland); d. 14 Aug. 1858

HOLBROOK (Holbroke), JAMES, schoolmaster; b. c. 1793, almost certainly in England; d. 25 April 1846 in

St Cuthbert, Wells, Somerset, England, son of Robert Holloway; m. c. 1781, in the West Indies, Miss Waldron (Walrond) of Antigua, and they had three daughters who reached adulthood; d

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HORN, KATE M. (Buckland), actress and theatre director; b. c. 1826 in Ireland; m. 1852 in New York State John

HOUSTIE (Housty), DANIEL, Bella Bella artist; b. c. 1880, probably on the central coast of British Columbia; m. Jennie

HOWARD, JOSEPH, merchant and fur-trader; b. in England; m. c. 1763 Marguerite Réaume; d. 5 Dec. 1797 at

; m. c. 1840 Jane Bell, and they had seven sons and two daughters; d. 7 May 1895 in North St Eleanors, P.E.I

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HOWLEY, THOMAS, physician, surgeon, and office-holder; b. c. 1840 at St John’s, Nfld, son of

, and its goal was obvious: in Thompson’s words, Howse “went off for the Mountains to examine the Country &c&c.” When Thompson and his party, preparing to winter in the mountains and thus

firewood shortage in 1867. On 19 May 1845, at St Thomas, he married Emma Brewer, a native of England (c.1822–1909), and they had a

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