Trick Question! The Hudson Bay Fur Company was founded in 1670 by two French men, Pierre Radisson and Medard Chouart. The two tried to gain support by the French government but failed and eventually turned to the British government. They received charter from King George II and then set up headquarters in London.So in conclusion it was founded by Frenchmen, but was stationed in and funded by the Britain. Pick your poison (preferably British).
in January 18th 1678 when his boat crashed into an iceberg in Hudson bay, he died along with 35 crew members.
Anthony Henday was one of the first white men to explore the interior of the Canadian northwest. He was a native of the Isle of Wight who was a convicted smuggler and joined the Hudson's Bay Company in 1750 as a net-maker and labourer.
Henry II took a major step in developing the jury system. Henry II set up a system to resolve land disputes using juries. A jury of twelve free men were assigned to arbitrate in these disputes-Chubbinske
At Botany Bay, the Union Jack was first hoisted in Australia. The English explorer Captain James Cook landed here in 1770. Cook and his men waded ashore in April 1770. The bay later proved unsuitable, and the colony was located at Port Jackson.
Henry Hudson was left behind by his men on Hudson Bay in what is now Canada. He was unable to find the Northwest Passage and his ship was stranded in James Bay by a harsh winter.
Yes, it is assumed that he did. After being trapped in icebound Hudson Bay for the winter of 1610-1611, his crew staged a mutiny. Hudson, his son, and several men were put overboard in a small boat, and never seen again.
He discovered it in 1610.1610On his final voyage to North America, Henry Hudson sailed into Hudson Bay on August 2, 1610.(After exploring the bay, he found his ship blocked by ice and was trapped there until the sping of 1611. His crew mutinied and Hudson, his son, and some men were set adrift in a small boat. None were ever seen again.)
He discoved the areas that are now called: the Hudson Bay, Hudson River, and Hudson sound, and he was looking for a more direct route from Europe to Asia, util his boat got stuck in ice and his men mutinied.
there were cannons. the men used swords and guns.
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On his first voyage Henry Hudson took 30 men with him and they reached the country of Greenland. On his third voyage in 1609 Henry Hudson was traveling on an old ship called the Half Moon. Henry was married to a woman named Katherine and the couple had 3 children.
seven men were lost at sea Henry Hudson, John Hudson ,Arnold Ludlow, shadach Fanna, Philip Staffe,Thomas Woodhouse, Adam Moore, Henry King and Michael bute.
On his fourth expedition in 1610, attempting to find the Northwest Passage through the North American Arctic, Hudson's ship became trapped in the ice. In June of 1611, as he sought to continue on, his crew mutinied. Hudson, his son, and seven others were set adrift in a small rowboat and he was never seen again.
Medard Groseilliers and Pierre-Esprit Radisson.
If it was a Hudson's Bay Company fort, there were for sure a doctor, an officer, and a baker. Also a few extra men. If it was a North West Company fort, there would be more men as they went to the first nations and the Hudson's Bay Company wanted the first nations to come to them.
Henry Hudson left England in 1609.