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Home Indian Fur Trade, Hist. 
a Cree Indian from the vicinity of the fur posts on Hudson Bay.
See also: home-guard (Indian) (def. 2) Shore Indian
- 1690 (1929) Nor none of those home Indians did I see / Untill that they their murder all had done.
- 1723 (1923) . . . the Last night 2 of our home Inds came here with their families. . . .
- 1932 Knight made a feast for the "Home" Indians, the Crees of the neighbourhood of York Factory, and proposed that they should arrange a peace with their northern neighbours.
- 1952 When the Home Indians came into the Fort with their furs, he listened to every word of the strange musical Arabeck tongue spoken around Hudson's Bay. . . .
- 1690 (1929) Nor none of those home Indians did I see / Untill that they their murder all had done.