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In 1823, John Franklin (of the Franklin Expedition to look for a Northwest Passage) wrote that eight years earlier (in 1815) a "manlike woman" had been present at Fort Chipewyan, near Lake Athabasca, whose followers believed him to possess "supernatural abilities," and who predicted great change would come to Native peoples in the area.[2] "A Kutenai woman wearing men's clothing" (and fluent in French) is also recorded in 1825 at the Flathead trading post, serving as an interpreter to the fort's factor,[2] who was Franklin's source, a Mr. Stewart of the Hudson's Bay Company.[citation needed]