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Thomas Wells ( - )

Gunsmith Relevant locations: Residence at Hudson Bay, Canada
References in Documents:
A Catalogue of the Benefactors to the Anatomy Schoole in Oxon. (Rawlinson Q.e. 36)
Mr Thomas Wells, Gunsmith to ye Factory at Hudsons Bay gaue as followeth. 1. An Indian woman's Smock call'd in their language Milketogen. 2. A Beaver's skin. 3. Indian Mittens 4. Indian Shoes both for Sumer and winter, Stockings, &c. 5. Girdles and Garters, made of Goose-Quills & Swans-Quills, and otheres of Porcupine Quills. 6. Arrows bearded wth Flints, and others wth Bones wth ye Quivers brought ym 7. Indian Tobacco-pipe 8. Indian Baskett, call'd in ye Indian Language Urogan. 9. An Iscamore, or a Man-Eater's Coat, wch he wears when he goes to sea in his Cannoe 10. A purse made of a Swan's foote. 11. A Snare wth wch yey snare their Deer &c 12. Snow-Shoes, both for Men and Children. 13. A small Cannoe made of ye Bark of a Tree. 14. Leathern Stockings. [All them he brought wth him from Hudson's Bay.]