Historia
This brig was built in 1826 in Boston, MA.
Notas históricas
Sometimes spelled as the Llama. Her skipper Captain W.H. McNeill and his two mates were employed with her and this vessel arrived at Fort George on 14/10/1832.
In 1834 this vessel rescued Japanese seamen from First Nations after their ship wrecked at Cape Flattery.
In 1837 Captain John Bancroft made an arrangement with the Hudson's Bay Company whereby they would supply goods and he would pay in sea otter skins.
Propietarios y capitanes
In 1826 she was owned by Bryant and Sturgis, Boston MA USA. American-built brig-rigged vessel she was owned by Boston merchants which traded ca.1829-1831 on the Northwest coast and Hawaii under command of Captain W.H. McNeill.
She entered Camosack Harbour in 1830. Purchased by Chief Factor Finlayson in Honolulu in 1832 she was owned by by the Hudson's Bay Co., London UK.
In 1837 she was owned by Captain John Bancroft.
In 1837 she was owned by Captain John Bancroft in Honolulu Hawaii.
Capitanes
Captain W.H. McNeill (1832-1836); Captain William Brotchie (1836-1837);
Lugares nombrados
Lama Passage (BC)
Referencias
- Lyons, Cicely. (1969)
- Walbran, Captain John T. (1909)
- Hacking, Norman and W. Kaye Lambe (1974)
- www.gov.mb.ca ↗
