The Following Chart is continued from page five and is designed to show some of the Employees of the Hudson Bay Company at Fort Nisqually as well as some of their families. Their names and other information came from Cecelia Svinth Carpenter's book, "Fort Nisqually", a documented history of Indian and British interaction. Ceceila's, Tahoma Research Service, specializes in consultant services in Indian historical research and writing. A good deal of her book on the Fort is based on my great-great-grandfather's (William Kittson) journals in the Fort's Journal of Occurrences. As also stated on the previous page we belong to a group of people who descended from some of these employees and would like to meet others with the same heritage who may have their stories to tell. Just contact me at the address below this chart.
| LAST NAME | FIRST NAME | OCCUPATION | NOTES | PAGE NO |
| Edgar | John | Shepherd | Not shown | 131 |
| Wren | Charles | Fort Employee | Married Elizabeth Ross | 133 |
| Steilacoom | "Old" | Fort Employee | Stedfast & Constant worker of the HBC. Lived to 90 | 138 |
| Steilacoom | Mrs. "Lavieltts" or "Mother" | Fort Employee | wife of Old Steilacoom. They were local Indians of neighboring village | 138 |
| La-Ha-Let | (Daughter) | Servant | Worked in Kittson's home | 75 |
| La-Ha-Let | Indian | Messenger | Nisqually Chief | 75 |
| Leschi | Indian | Occasional employee | Nisqually Chief & ancester of Cecilia | 138 |
| Quamuth | (Brother of Leschi) | Occasional Employee | Nisaually Indian | 138 |
| Hapalka | Jack | Housekeeper | Indian employeed at the Fort | 139 |
| Thibeautt | (French Canadian?) | Armed Guard | Stationed during Snoqualimie attack | 144 |
| Gohome | (Indian?) | Armed Guard | Stationed during Snoqualimie attack | 144 |
| Huggins | Edward | Clerk | Spent the better part of his life working for the Company | 156 |
| Young | Willie | Not shown | Not shown | 161 |
| Forrest | Charles | Not Shown | Not shown | 163 |
| McPhail | John | Not shown | Not shown | 163 |
| Chalefoux (Chalifoux) | J. Baptiste | Not shown | Another variation "Sherlafoo" | 163 & 167 |
| Trudelle | Not shown | Not shown | Not shown | 163 |
| Lapoitrie | Not shown | Not shown | Not shown | 163 |
| Linklater | Thomas | Not shown | Not shown | 165 |
| Northover | William | Not shown | Not shown | 166 |
| Tapou | Not shown | Not shown | Hawaiian? | 166 |
| Kalama | John | Not shown | Not shown | 166 |
| Montgomery | John | Not shown | Deserter of 1849 | 166 |
| Benston | Adam | Not shown | Not Shown | 166 |
| Gorich | Carl | Not shown | Not Shown | 167 |
| Barr | George | Not shown | Not shown | 167 |
| LaTour | Louis | Not shown | Not shown | 167 |
| Grieg | William | Not shown | Not shown | 167 |
| Dean | Aubrey | Not shown | Not shown | 167 |
| What-co-blote | "The Queen" | Guide, Field Worker | She was guide for Wilkes with Eld Party in 1841 | 169 |
| Hup-ah-sootse | Sophy | Field Worker | Sister to the "Queen" | 169 |
| Qun-us-up-am | Nisqually-Cowlitz Indian | Field Worker | Brother to the "Queen". Most prominent family amongst the Nisquallys in 1850 | 169 |
| Hky-you-yah | Tom | Field Worker | Brother to the "Queen". Worked on the Heath farm | 169 |
| Dean | Thomas | Not shown | Not shown | 180 |
| Say-silch | Indian Bob | Woodchopper | Not Shown | 181 |
| Tahanniu | Not shown | Not shown | Not shown | 186 |
| Squally | Not shown | Not shown | Not shown | 186 |
| Daly | Not shown | Carpenter Foreman | A discharged American soldier in charge of construction of Huggin's house | 186 |
| Kalama | John(?) from above | Not shown | Kanaka/Hawaiian | 188 |
| La-Ha-Let | Wyamooch | Not shown | Son of Nisqually Chief La-Ha-Let shown above | 189 |
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