Here Come the Brides

- Season 2

(1969)

Clancey returns to Seattle with Candy's brother & sister, as well as an engagement ring Jeremy requested for Candy. When Candy learns her mother died and her siblings need to stay in Seattle, she tells Jeremy she cannot accept his proposal.

Clancey receives a visit from his brother Ned, a priest whom he has convinced that he owns most of the businesses in Seattle. More chaos follows when a band of thieves hear of Clancey's supposed wealth.

When the town folk hunt for an aggressive bear, Jeremy sees a bear and kills it. However, it was a trained, gentle bear, and the soldier that trained the bear wants revenge against Jeremy. Jeremy tries to find a way to repay the man.

After the departure of a visiting Shakespearean troupe, town residents discover they've been robbed.

Irish visitors to Seattle are interested in the town and surrounding mountains. They plan to fight the British fleet nearby. Joshua escorts the daughter of the leader around Seattle.

An Indian family is murdered by trappers, leaving only a young son alive. The Bolt brothers befriend him, teaching him to speak English, learn how to fit into society, and then find him a home to live with his own tribe.

Lottie & Jeremy travel over rough roads to an Indian territory to help a woman ready to give birth. A desperate man trying to escape to Canada joins their wagon.

Is Big Foot roaming around the mountains of Seattle? A townsman claims to have seen him, and the town is caught up in fear. Everyone starts to see and hear Big Foot whenever there is a noise.

The Bolt brothers find some Greek immigrants living on their property. The Greeks show they have a deed to own the land, and nothing the Bolts can do will convince them to leave.

While checking a remote area of the Bolt property, Jason runs into an escaped convict. The convict holds Jason captive to help him further his escape since he has limited vision.

The town wants a railroad built through Seattle and plans to invite the governor into town to see the need for the railroad. To entice the governor, the town wants Jenny Lind to perform at a celebration, knowing the governor will attend.

Aaron's sister Julie is determined to romance with Jason knowing that will upset him. Julie cannot get her inheritance unless Aaron approves of her selection for a husband.

An unseen person starts shooting at the men working on cutting trees. He claims that he owns the land and the forest. The Bolt brothers must fight to keep their rights.

Obie, a well-respected worker, tells Joshua he is quitting because there is no Africa-American woman in town for him. Joshua comes up with a plan. He hires an entertainer to visit Seattle for a performance and hopes the two fall in love.

Jeremy and Joshua go to Tacoma. They go to a saloon and play roulette and win the saloon. But what they don't know is that the owner let them. The next day they meet at his lawyer's, so that he could sign the saloon to them. After they leave he asks his lawyer why he had him do that. He tells him just to be thankful he got him out of his jam and advises him to leave town. When they go back to the saloon to check it out, they learn that the saloon is in debt of $10,000. Later the lawyer shows up with the owner of the biggest saloon in the city, who tells them that he ...

Holly had visited Seattle before, trying to get Jason to marry her. She says she wants to live in Seattle. Her mission is to find the gambler who paid his debt to her with counterfeit money.

Lottie's ex-husband comes to Seattle and demands that she pays him $5,000 to keep a secret about her past. When he is found dead Lottie becomes the prime suspect.

A group of dancing performers stop in Seattle to book passage on Clancy's boat. Since Clancy's boat is currently out of commission, the dancers are stranded in town until it is repaired. The dancers provide entertainment and competition.

Jeremy (Bobby Sherman) is rescued from a cliff side accident by drifter Richard "Kid" Holiday (James Davidson), who is slightly injured in the incident. To Jeremy's chagrin, the other townsfolk are suspicious when they think Holiday is a former member of a gang of outlaws and Jeremy fervently defends him. Things change, though, when Holiday falls for Candy who is nursing him back to health. Holiday eventually kidnaps Candy with intent to make her his wife; Jeremy and the others begin a dangerous pursuit. In her conflict, finds there's more to Holiday than expected.

A regular visitor to town brings his daughter for an annual event. Joshua has feelings for Callie who is blind. There is an opportunity for her to have an operation to regain her sight, but her father is resistant.

Joshua and a farmer like the same woman and they want her to pick the man she wants. When she cannot decide, the farmer says he and Joshua have to fight over her. Jason says they need to negotiate, not fight.

Lottie's bar is running out of whiskey, and Yancy is overdue with a delivery. When he returns empty due to a distiller's strike, Jason goes to Canada in search of whiskey. While Jason is gone, Yancy & Biddy build a still.

The Bolt brother's uncle arrives in town, dressed in full Scottish costume and with bagpipes. The Bolt land in Scotland has been sold, so Uncle Duncan hopes to lay stake in the land in Seattle.

A man comes to Seattle with a young boy who chose not to speak. He treats the boy as a circus act in a cage. Jeremy comes to the boy's defense. When the boy is left in Jason's care, Jeremy decides to help the boy learn to speak.

The Bolt brothers have a run in with some trappers. They think Jeremy is out to cause them problems. When Jeremy finds a dead trapper, the others think Jeremy killed him. Jeremy's only witness to the truth is an old Indian.

A woman with a beautiful daughter comes to town. She says she wants the Bolt's to build her an expensive home. However, she has an alternative plan which includes the brothers fighting over her daughter's love and destroying their business.