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 | | However, the rigors of life in Indian Country took a toll on the European born Isobel, who's journal of venturing from England to Fort Gary in Red River with her new husband Duncan Finlayson was published in the The Beaver Magazine. |
 | | Hector Finlayson was a boat builder and carpenter stationed in the Saskatchewan, Swan River, Cumberland, Red River (during the 1870 Metis Rebellion), Rat Portage and Fort Frances districts. |
 | | All that is known is that Eliza was born in 1848 in Red River and married a James Bird, Metis from Red River, son of William Bird, Metis, and possibly the grandson of H.B.C. Chief Factor James Bird. |
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