why is henry kelsey important
it comes from celtic/gaelic meaning island of ships.
Je m'appelle Kelsey. Or you could say "Mon nom est Kelsey"
i love you kelsey
From the country of France!
Kelsey Harwood was born!!
Henry Kelsey came to Canada to work for the HBC in fur trade.
Kelsey Matheson was born on June 21, ????, in Calgary, Alberta, Canada.
he was a fur trader, explorer, and sailor who played an important role in establishing the Hudson Bay company in Canada
Carleton Kelsey has written: 'Amagansett' -- subject(s): History
Henry Kelsey’s sailboat was named the Discovery. He used this vessel during his explorations of Canada in the late 17th century, becoming one of the first Europeans to travel into the interior of North America. Kelsey's journey helped pave the way for future exploration and fur trade in the region.
Susan (Cozart) Kelsey http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~eazier1/East/Kelsey.htm
Henry Kelsey traveled by ship and canoe. When he was on land he walked
Henry Kelsey was sponsored by the Hudson's Bay Company for his explorations and expeditions in North America during the late 17th century.
it comes from celtic/gaelic meaning island of ships.
Henry's impact on Canada was that he made peace between war stricken nations, to help the trade improve. He also was sent ot on 2 voyages to start a trade with the first nations. Sadly he only succeded on the second trade.
Henry Kelsey was an explorer who is known for his travels in North America. He did not discover any specific animal, but he is credited with being one of the first Europeans to explore and trade in the interior of present-day Canada, particularly in the Hudson Bay region.
Henry Kelsey, the English explorer known for his expeditions in North America during the late 17th century, died in 1724. The exact circumstances of his death are not well-documented, but it is believed he died in England, possibly in relative obscurity after his adventurous career. His contributions to exploration and relationships with Indigenous peoples in Canada remain significant.