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Pensionnat pour garçons de Spanish

Spanish, ON - 1879-1958

Religious Entity: Catholique

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

Group of people posed for a photo outside from Spanish Boys school

Group os students on boat from Spanish Boys school

Group of students outside of Spanish Boys school

Remembering the Following Children:

Name	Date of Death (Year-Month-Day)
Alexandre Wemigwams	1918-11-09
Angus Tarbell	1918-11-04
Anthony Moses	ca. 1881
Antoine La Riviere	ca. 1885
Austin Pangowish	1931-02-00
Basil Mandamin	ca. 1882
Basil Mcleod	1934-06-15
Basil Wawashbush	1905-02-23
Billy Maawassage	1957-07-13
Charlie Bamigijic	1905-03-10
Dan Skinowe	1949-07-31
Daniel Jimigan	1918-12-09
David Mandomin	1905-02-23
David Pekonniassang	1917-08-13
Edmond Wibokamigad	1918-11-07
Ferdinand Rogers	ca. 1896
Francis Gijagad	1905-02-21
Francis Quinakang	1905-02-23
Francis Sasabe	1896-08-05
Freddy Mardden	1919-01-17
Gabriel Hayes	1938-07-20
Herman Wabantweto	ca. 1883
Isaac Thompson	1938-08-25
Isaiah Beauvais	1918-11-11
James Griashk	1905-02-22
Jerome Kitchikeken	1918-11-08
Joe Jobokwam	Inconu(e)
John Cameron	1918-11-08
John Canadien	1920-04-28
John Lesage	1897
John Nashkawa	1920-05-02
Joseph Beboning	1938-10-28
Joseph Cameron	1918-11-08
Joseph Medweiash	Inconu(e)
Joseph Mindashkang	1883-10
Joseph Peter Parigoush	1948-08
Joseph Sagidjin	1897-05
Joseph Toulouse	1949-07-26
Leonard Roy	1930-01-14
Martin Souliere	1924-02-05
Michael Kimingijig	1905-02-25
Michel Akiwenzie	1918-11-05
Mike Laforce	1925-06-01
Moise Minoweshkang	1918-11-04
Norman Kitchikekek	1929-03-25
Simon Gotchin	1917-05-24
Thomas Wabandweto	Inconu(e)
William Espogud	1909-12-25