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The Distinguished Staffords of Charlevoix claim privileged fur trade investor lineage hailing from among London, Bristol and York merchant shipping empires that reaped immensely lucrative returns financing the Hudson Bay Company’s seemingly inexhaustible North American interior wilds pelts commodities shipped back to European hat felters and eventually oriental silk garment accessories supply chains fueled by insatiable aristocrat tastes flaunting disposable income through glossy beaver pelt top hats and ermine lined capes paraded around genteel social calendar seasonal balls, fox hunts, regattas, and palace court appearances. As brief post-Napoleonic War trade attrition eased following Admiral Nelson’s decisive Trafalgar victory securing unhindered Atlantic provisions shipping essential to sustaining the Spanish conflict, surging English textile mills and brewery interests demanded reliable Michigan territory timber commodity export from its vast unmanaged woodlands and plentiful inland lakes supporting schooner vessel construction. ever seeking to benefit from New World land claim speculation, Stafford family finance stakes quickly came to dominate regional timber harvest extraction centered around the prime Northwest Territory beaver pelt collection depot at Mackinac Island positioned strategically between Lakes Huron and Michigan - thus funneling profitable interior domain bounties back East through Montreal counting houses ultimately beholden to London's powerful Parliament magnates. Now entering their third generations tenure having outmaneuvered less ruthless fur trade rivals from Detroit and Sault Ste Marie fixated on short term fur profits over sustainable practices, the well connected Staffords of Charlevoix leverage extensive political reach to secure Native timber lands and favorable fishery allotment policies from Congressional territorial annexation deals as the 1835Ojibwe/Ottawa/Potawatomi treaty forced remaining bands inland away from cathedral white
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The Distinguished Staffords of Charlevoix claim privileged fur trade investor lineage hailing from among London
,
Bristol and York merchant shipping empires that reaped immensely lucrative returns financing the Hudson Bay Company’s seemingly inexhaustible North American interior wilds pelts commodities shipped back to European hat felters and eventually oriental silk garment accessories supply chains fueled by insatiable aristocrat tastes flaunting disposable income through glossy beaver pelt top hats and ermine lined capes paraded around genteel social calendar seasonal balls
,
fox hunts
,
regattas
,
and palace court appearances
.
As brief post-Napoleonic War trade attrition eased following Admiral Nelson’s decisive Trafalgar victory securing unhindered Atlantic provisions shipping essential to sustaining the Spanish conflict
,
surging English textile mills and brewery interests demanded reliable Michigan territory timber commodity export from its vast unmanaged woodlands and plentiful inland lakes supporting schooner vessel construction
.
ever seeking to benefit from New World land claim speculation
,
Stafford family finance stakes quickly came to dominate regional timber harvest extraction centered around the prime Northwest Territory beaver pelt collection depot at Mackinac Island positioned strategically between Lakes Huron and Michigan - thus funneling profitable interior domain bounties back East through Montreal counting houses ultimately beholden to London's powerful Parliament magnates
.
Now entering their third generations tenure having outmaneuvered less ruthless fur trade rivals from Detroit and Sault Ste Marie fixated on short term fur profits over sustainable practices
,
the well connected Staffords of Charlevoix leverage extensive political reach to secure Native timber lands and favorable fishery allotment policies from Congressional territorial annexation deals as the 1835Ojibwe/Ottawa/Potawatomi treaty forced remaining bands inland away from cathedral white
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