Sixth in a series of six books of the Fur Trade Families of the Pacific Northwest. The Pacific Northwest includes the states Washington, Oregon, northern Idaho, western Montana and parts of British Columbia. Most of the families are the descendants of Northwest Company, American Fur Company and Hudson Bay Company employees and their Native American wives. Also included are the adventure seekers from the United States and Canada in search of gold and/or land. Most of these men stayed and raised mixed blood families. Descendants can be found on tribal censuses for Blackfeet, Coeur d’Alene, Colville Band, Colville Confederated Tribes, Flathead, Fort Belknap Assiniboine, Grand Ronde, Kalispell, Kootenai-Salish, Lake Band, Little Shell Chippewa, Moses-Columbia Band, Muckleshoot, Okanogan Band and Reserve (Washington & British Columbia), Okinagan Band, Puyallup, Quinaielt/Quinault, Rocky Boy Chippewa, Siletz, Spokane, Turtle Mountain Chippewa, Umatilla, Umpqua, Walla Walla, Yakama. Witnessed events and notes are included for baptisms, marriages, burials, employment history, censuses, BIA probate records, council minutes, military draft and enlistment records, social and legal newspaper articles, obituaries, old biographies, etc. Volume Six includes the descendants of the following families: Pin, Plamondon, Plante, Plouf, Plourde, Poirier, Portier, Provost, Quesnell, Quill, Quintal, Quintasket, Rae, Rainville, Raymond, Rickard, Rivers (Lariviere), Rivet, Roberts, Rocbrune, Rondeau, Roussille, Roussin, Roy, Runnels, Sanders, Saste, Sauve dit Laplante, Senecal, Servant, Seylor, Sherwood, Skolakin, St. Martin, Stensgar, Tawakon, Tellier, Tonasket, Toulou, Toupin, Tyikwarhi, Vandal, Vivet, Wagner, Watiece, Weston, Whitelaw, Work, Wynecoop and Wynne.