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Pensionnat de Fort Alexander

Fort Alexander, MB - 1905-1970

Religious Entity: Catholique

Accéder aux archives du CNVR pour en apprendre davantage sur ce pensionnat (en anglais seulement).

group of students and teachers outside by lake from Fort Alexander Pine Falls school

group of students outside Fort Alexander Pine Falls school

Group of students outside Fort Alexander Pine Falls school

Remembering the Following Children:

Name	Date of Death (Year-Month-Day)
Adelaide Flett	1918-02
Adèle M.	1923-05-16
Agathe Courchene	1940-08-26
Amy Bruyere	1913-05-29
Barnadette Bruyere	ca. 1920-08
Bernice Bruyere	ca. 1955-03
Bruno Bruyere	1955-03-12
Bruno Courchene	1940-10-21
Caroline Simard	1932-07-05
Cecile Fontaine	1926-11-08
Dorothy Fontaine	1954-11
Elizabeth Green	1931-09
Elizabeth Smith	1926-12-28
Emma Smith	ca. 1925-03
Evangeline Swampy	1934-01-23
George Johnston	ca.1925-03
George Twoheart	ca. 1925-03
Georgina Martin	ca. 1932-08
Gordon Courchene	1963-05-01
Herman Courchene	1952-04-14
Jeanne d’Arc Rose	1921-11-03
John Bunn	1935-05-05
Liza Jane Boyd	1936-03-15
Madeleine Guimond	1933-01
Marjorie Courchene	1938-07-19
Martha Crate	1931-07-02
Mary Louise Guimond	1932-05
Nellie Boubard	ca. 1960-07
Priscilla Courchene	1938-12-05
Ralph Bruyere	1939-05-19
Sarah Favel	ca. 1925-03
Sophia Guimond	ca. 1919-11
Stanford Boubard	ca. 1955-04
Susan Daniel	1928-05-22
Wesley Courchene	1963-05-01