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Pensionnat de Blue Quills

St. Paul, AB - 1898-1990

Religious Entity: Catholique

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

Blue Quills Sacred Heart building

Group of students and teachers on stage at Blue Quills Sacred Heart

Blue Quills Sacred Heart church

Remembering the Following Children:

Name	Date of Death (Year-Month-Day)
Adolphus Janvier	ca. 1940-02
Albert Gladu	1904-01-01
Albert Metchernes	1942-04-27
Albert Wiarikwaw	1899-01-01
Alice Cardinal	1924-03-15
Angelique Red Crow	ca. 1901-02
Annie Ketchemuth	1937-06-26
Annie Oseemeemas	1900-12
Bella Rain	1926-02-09
Caroline Kinose	1944-11-12
Eliza Oseemeemas	1910-01-01
Eloysa Tromatay	1897-01-01
Florestine Cryer	1938-01-11
Francis Janvier	1945-02-06
Gabriel Crane	1936-03-10
Harry Cardinal	1950
Harry Lapatac	1929-08
Henry Norest Kakism	1930-03-26
Jeanne Marie Little Crane	ca. 1901
John Anderson	1943-09-23
John Baptiste Little Crane (Otitchakusis)	1905-03-17
Johnny Lamb	ca. 1903
Johnny Tromatay	1901-01-01 - 1902-12-31
Johnson Large	1925-01-06
Joseph Cardinal	1936-03-09
Julienne Cardinal	1901-01-01
Justine Gladu	1904-01-01
Louisa Gladue	1904-01-25
Louisa Louis	ca. 1900-12
Louise Pryekwaw	1900-01-01
Martin Paskweyak	1940-02-03
Mary Agnes Houle	ca. 1945-08-19
Mathilda Large	1935-11-16
Michel Lamb	ca. 1903
Nancy Janvier	1938-01-29
Paul Stony	1902-01-01
Pierre Cardinal	1933
Sarah Maccocins	1899-01-01
Simon Prosper Jackson	1988-01-29
Sophie Grant	1900-01-01
Sophie Monias	1903-01-01
Suzette Cryer	1934-02-20
Victoria Marjorie Large	1942-11-17
William Delver	1940-07-30