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Pensionnat de McIntosh

McIntosh, ON - 1925-1969

Religious Entity: Catholique

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Child playing on floor with toy at McIntosh school

Group of people outside of building at McIntosh school

Three students outside posing for picture from McIntosh school

Remembering the Following Children:

Name	Date of Death (Year-Month-Day)
Andre Anakons	1930-12-13
Anna Awasse	1943-09-15
Annie Gishick	ca. 1944
Barbara Piskey	1950-12-18
Beatrice Lasens	ca. 1944
Cecilia Quinae	ca. 1947-12-01
Charlotte Cheebotobee	1945-10-29
Daisy Mikinak	ca. 1949
David Keewatin	1934-09-07
Edward Kapeskang	ca. 1941-09-01
Elsie Hunter	1949-11-09
Etiennette Misen	1945-10-17
Fanny Fox	1940-04-29
Francois Paul	1943-08-23
Frank Assin	1939-08-06
George Fisher	ca. 1948
Gerald Kejick	1938-06-14
Harry Kakaychewan	1945-12-04
Isaac Fisher	1936-02-11
Joseph Lands	1937-03-20
Joseph Otiskan	1927-01-10
Joseph Sagutch	1947-01-15
Joseph Spence	1939-01-19
Josephine Loon	1932-02-23
Lawrence Swain	ca. 1947-05-01
Louisa Kapeskang	1946-02-01
Lucie Sagutch	ca. 1944
Lucille O’Cheek	1936-10-13
Lucy Meguanawap	ca. 1945
Madeleine Loon	1932-02-22
Madeline Moonais	ca. 1948
Maggie Wanakamik	ca. 1947-09-01
Marie Estelle Wolf	1937-02-24
Marie Rose Iasens	1937-04-02
Marie-Louise Land	1964-11-11
Mary Ann Fisher	1934-03-04
Mary Cheebotobie	1946-04-10
Paul Emile Land	ca. 1944-07-17
Rita Loon	1938-03-29
Rosa Kijik	1927-05-14
Rosette Monias	1943-07-31
Sarah Mikinak	1947-04-01
Therese Moonias	ca. 1949
Yvonne Wabosons	1943-02-19