Polson                7

 1 William McKay             44  Brought out millstones, embarked at
                                 Stromness
 2 Barbara Sutherland        35

 3 Betty McKay               10  At school

 4 Dorothy McKay              4

 5 Janet McKay                2

 1 Joseph Adams              25  Embarked at Gravesend

 2 Mary Adams                23

 1 Reginald Green            31  Sergeant of passengers

 2 George Adams              19

 3 Henry Hilliard            19

 4 Edward Simmons            20

 5 Christian Bannerman       22

 6 John Matheson             22

 7 Alexander Sutherland      25  Sergeant of passengers

 8 John McDonald             22

Total--84


F.

THE HONOUR ROLL.

In Martin's "H.B. Co. Land Tenures" is found a petition to the Prince
Regent, after the troubles of 1816, asking for troops and steps to be
taken for their preservation. As these are those, from all the different
parties, who held fast to Red River Settlement, they are worthy of
highest honour. These were the real Kildonan settlers whom Lord Selkirk
saw on his visit in 1817.

    Donald Livingston

    George McBeath

    Angus Matheson

    Alex. Sutherland

    George Ross

    Alexander Murray, lot 23

    James Murray

    John Farquharson

    John McLean

    John Bannerman

    George McKay

    Alexander Polson

    Hugh Polson

    Robert McBeath

    Alexander McLean

    George Adams

    Martin Jordon

    Robert McKay

    Wm. McKay

    Alex. Matheson

    John McBeath

    John Sutherland

    Alex. McBeath, an old soldier, 73rd Rgt., lot No. 3

    Christian Gunn (widow)

    Alex. McKay

    William Sutherland

    Alex. Sutherland, Sr.

    James Sutherland

    James Sutherland

    William Bannerman, father of lot 21

    Donald McKay

    John Flett

    John Bruce

    Robert MacKay

    William Bannerman, Jr.

    Roderick McKay

    Ebenezer Sutherland

    Donald Bannerman

    Hugh McLean

    George Bannerman

    Donald Sutherland

    Beth Beathen

    John Matheson

    George Sutherland

    Margaret McLean (widow)

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ADDENDA AND ERRATA

Page 74.--Andrew McDermott arrived at Red River Settlement in
1812.

Page 148.--Fourth line from the bottom, after the word "him" insert
"afterwards."

Page 218.--Add to the title of the cut "and of the other forts of
Winnipeg." 1, Fort Rouge; 2, Fort Douglas; 3, Fort Gibraltar; 4,
Fidler's Fort; 5, First Fort Garry; 6, Fort Garry.

Page 264.--Line 10; 1857 should be 1851.

Page 297 and following pages.--"Major Bulton" should be "Major Boulton."

Appendix.--Words "Author's Note" should be, "The author notes the fact,
etc."


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Transcriber's Notes:

Addenda and Errata above, incorporated,  as well as:
 Page  13. added ) after fishing
 Page  33. importants [removed s]
 Page  36. removed " after Lake Winnipeg.
 Page  41. comma changed to period: obnoxious. The
 Page  41. the the [changed to the]
 Page  44. Alexander Mackenize [changed to Mackenzie]
 Page  44. Porvince [changed to Province]
 Page  61. removed " after summer." The
 Page  64. crystalized [changed to crystallized]
 Page  69. thaat [changed to that]
 Page 118. daughers [changed to daughters]
 Page 122. calvalcade [changed to cavalcade]
 Page 123. Cat-Fsh [changed to Cat-Fish]
 Page 130. lfe [changed to life]
 Page 134. collison [changed to collision]
 Page 139. solider [changed to soldier]
 Page 147. steathily [changed to stealthily]
 Page 151. pasionate  [changed to passionate]
 Page 184. setters [changed to settlers]
 Page 196. couuld [changed to could]
 Page 204. delivry [changed to delivery]
 Page 267. as as [changed to as]
 Page 275. schools -- added s to "school"
 Page 286. Noebert changed to Norbert
 Page 319. The English half-breeds [added hyphen]
 Page 337. H.M.S.[added period] Brazen
 Page 309. Begg, an eye-witnss [changed to eye-witness]
 Page 309. C.-Y. [changed to C-Y.]
 Appendix, Page 329. changed Settle-Settlement to Settlement