I ran across this site just a few days ago. It contains some great historical references as well as the author Roxanne has the claim to fame that her Great Great Grandfather was William Kittson.
Archibald McDonald
The following is an excerpt from her site.
The Following is a Chart on the next two pages is designed to show some of the Employees of the Hudson Bay Company at Fort Nisqually as well as some of their families. Their names and other information came from Cecelia Svinth Carpenter’s book, “Fort Nisqually”, a documented history of Indian and British interaction. Ceceila’s, Tahoma Research Service , specializes in consultant services in Indian historical research and writing. A good deal of her book on the Fort is based on my great-great-grandfather’s (William Kittson) journals in the Fort’s Journal of Occurrences. By no means are these the only people who have been employed at Fort Nisqually over so many years, but a glimpse of some of them and their lives. This is titled the “DESCENDANTS” as we belong to a group of some of the descendants of some of these people and are anxious to find others with this ancestry. Our own family as descendants of William Kittson’s son, Peter Kittson were thrilled when put in touch with descendants of William’s daughter, Jemima Kittson Sinclair.
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