Miles Macdonell

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Miles Macdonell was a Scottish-born colonial governor best known for leading and administering the early 19th-century Selkirk-sponsored settlement at the Red River in what is now Manitoba, Canada.

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Miles Macdonell canonical 3

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Scottish emigrant to Canada
colonial governor
person
countryOfActivity Canada
United Kingdom
countryOfCitizenship United Kingdom
employer Hudson's Bay Company
Thomas Douglas, 5th Earl of Selkirk
ethnicGroup Scottish
familyName Macdonell
linked to: MacDonnell
fieldOfWork colonial administration
settlement leadership
givenName Miles
hasOccupation colonial administrator
settlement leader
hasRole administrator of Red River Colony
leader of Selkirk settlers
locatedInTheAdministrativeTerritorialEntity Red River Colony
notableFor administering the early Red River Colony
leading the Selkirk-sponsored settlement at Red River
notablePlace Manitoba
Red River Settlement
Scotland
notableWork leadership of the early Red River Settlement
participantIn Selkirk-sponsored Red River settlement
early settlement of what is now Manitoba
placeOfBirth Scotland
positionHeld Selkirk colony governor
governor of the Red River Colony
residence Red River Settlement
Rupert's Land
significantEvent Selkirk settlement project
early 19th-century colonization of the Red River region
sponsor Thomas Douglas, 5th Earl of Selkirk
workLocation Red River Colony
Red River, Manitoba
Rupert's Land

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Red River Colony notableLeader Miles Macdonell
Pemmican Proclamation issuedBy Miles Macdonell
Pemmican Proclamation governorAtTime Miles Macdonell