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St. Cyprian’s Residential School (Peigan)

Brocket (Peigan Reserve), AB - 1890–1961

Religious Entity: Anglican

Learn more about this school in the NCTR Archives.

Group of students outside of St. Cyprian's School

Remembering the Following Children:

Name	Date of Death (Year-Month-Day)
Alice White Owl	ca. 1904
Donat Crow Shoe	1934-05-06
Dorothy Man Who Smokes	ca. 1906-08
Eli Little Bear	1898-04-11
Ella Calf Shirt	1912-05-00
Emily Big Bull	1907-05-31
Emma Rides Ahead	ca. 1902
Ethel Wolf Robe	ca. 1913-04
Frank Calf Chief	1899-01-07
Gloria White Cow	1944-12-26
Harry Eagle Flies	1899-04-18
James Calf Chief	ca. 1899
Jimmie Bears Top Knot	ca. 1910-08 - 1910-09
John Alexander	1895-09-23
John Bright Iron	1899-01-07
Kate Crow Unknown	1899-06-24
Kitty Sharp Adze	ca. 1904-05
Louis Bastien	1937-05-15
Maggie Little Leaf	ca. 1903
Mamie Pretty Face	ca. 1907
Mary Crooked Guts	ca. 1909
Polly Crazy Pipe Steam	ca. 1909-05
Stanley Big Swan	1935-07-26
Suzette CrowChief	1899-00-00
Tommy Crow Shoe	1899-00-00