governor of Fort Prince of Wales

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The governor of Fort Prince of Wales was the chief administrative and trading official in charge of the Hudson’s Bay Company’s remote northern outpost on Hudson Bay during the late 18th century.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Hudson’s Bay Company position
colonial administrative office
trading post governor
appliesToJurisdiction Churchill River
surface form: Churchill River area

Fort Prince of Wales
Hudson Bay region
associatedWith British colonial presence in northern North America
Churchill, Manitoba
Moose Factory
surface form: Hudson Bay coastal forts

Great Lakes fur trade
surface form: North American fur trade
category Chief Factor of Hudson's Bay Company
surface form: Hudson’s Bay Company governors

colonial governors in North America
employer Hudson's Bay Company
surface form: Hudson’s Bay Company
governs daily operations of Fort Prince of Wales
personnel stationed at Fort Prince of Wales
hasDuty coordination of shipping and annual supply ships
enforcement of Hudson’s Bay Company rules
maintenance of fort defenses
management of fur trade operations
management of relations with British military and naval forces when present
management of relations with rival traders
management of supplies and provisions
overall administration of Fort Prince of Wales
oversight of trade with Indigenous peoples
record-keeping and reporting to London headquarters
representation of Hudson’s Bay Company authority in the region
supervision of company employees at the fort
hierarchicalPosition chief official at Fort Prince of Wales
head of local trading operations
historicalContext British–French rivalry in Hudson Bay region
expansion of Hudson’s Bay Company inland trade
locationOfWork Fort Prince of Wales
Hudson Bay
present-day Manitoba, Canada
occupiesBuilding governor’s quarters at Fort Prince of Wales
officeHolderRequirement ability to manage remote outpost
experience in fur trade
loyalty to Hudson’s Bay Company interests
partOf Hudson’s Bay Company fur trade administration
Hudson's Bay Company
surface form: Hudson’s Bay Company northern department
reportsTo Hudson's Bay Company
surface form: Hudson’s Bay Company London Committee

Hudson’s Bay Company senior management in London
selectionMethod appointment by Hudson’s Bay Company directors
significantPeriod late 18th century
timePeriod 18th century

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Samuel Hearne positionHeld governor of Fort Prince of Wales