伝記
He was originally named as Joao Ignacio d'Alamada.
He went to sea at a young age.
He is said to have jumped ship in Boston c1852.
He travelled to California in search of gold but took a job there - eventually travelling to Yale in 1858.
He changed his name to one which people had less difficulty pronouncing. In Esquimalt he joined the crew of a coal schooner.
He then moved to Nanaimo to square timbers for the HBC.
In 1862 he travelled to the Cariboo in search of gold but he arrived too late - and returned to Nanaimo.
He pre-empted land in 1862 in the Nanoose District as the Notch Hill Ranch.
In 1866 he married Teresa Elisia a member of the Songhees in Victoria.
He sold it in 1889 to Ettrick F. Dickinson.
命名された地物
Enos Creek (BC), Enos Lake (BC)
参考文献
Walbran, Captain John T. (1909)
