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Sacred Heart Residential School (Peigan)

Brocket, AB - 1887-1961

Religious Entity: Catholic

Learn more about this school in the NCTR Archives.

Remembering the Following Children:

Name	Date of Death (Year-Month-Day)
Albertina Born with teeth	ca. 1907-02
Aloysius McDougall	1948-11-13
Angela Hungry Chief	1904-12-20
Anna Crooked Teeth	1907-05-08
Annie Oseemeemas	1900-12
Annie Yellow Wings	1930-04-03
Anthony Moustach	1930-03-30
Charles Crow Eagle	1918-11-09
Elizabeth Butcher	1918-05-08
Elizabeth Iron Shirt	1901-03-20
Emily Moustach	1931-02-13
Eulalie Wooly Head	1918-03
Florence Bastien	1932-01-01
Gertrude Crow Eagle	1934-03-23
Henry Small Leg	1903-05-02
James Iron Shirt	1929-07-07
Josephine Little Leaf	1937-09-12
Julia Three Stars	1901-03-08
Lazarus Gord Prairie Chicken	1904-02-29
Louise Loss	1901-01-29
Margaret Pard	1934-11-22
Marie Louise Red Crow	1924-03-01
Marshall Bastien	1934-12-27
Martha Wolf Talking	1905-08-15
Martina Small Legs	1905-12-11
Mary Ann Crow Flag	1918-11-04
Mary Many Robes	1901-08-11
Mary Margaret Good Rider	1918-11-04
Philomina Quinn	1906-01-01
Pierre Kakitomustus	ca. 1903
Pierre Tromatay	1889-01-01
Rosa Loss	1901-02-20
Rose Crow Eagle	1901-12-06
Ruth Shining Double	1941-01
Sara Black Eye	1901-02-07
Sara Thicestone	1901-01-01
Sarapop Black Plume	1901-03-04
Susie Bastien	1929-10-02
Suzanne Four Horns	1935-08-05
Suzanne Houle	1929-06-04
Timothy Scott	ca. 1930