He proved himself a strong and able leader, and although his was not an inherited chieftainship, he was officially recognized as chief of the Okanogan Indians in about the year 1858. His whole life was a series of accomplishments for his people. — — Map (db m274066) HM
Adventurer, Seaman, and Miner
A native of the Pacific Northwest and admired for his bravery,
intelligence, and friendly cooperation, Ranald MacDonald is honored
by the Japanese as their first teacher of the English language and
culture. . . . — — Map (db m303285) HM
