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St. Mary’s Residential School (Blood)

Cardston, AB - 1898-1988

Religious Entity: Catholic

Learn more about this school in the NCTR Archives.

Group of students in front of building at St. Marys Blood school

Basketball players posing for photo at St. Mary's Blood school

Group of students from St. Marys Blood school

Remembering the Following Children:

Name	Date of Death (Year-Month-Day)
Albert Plain Woman	1906
Amy Shot Both Sides	1929-01-01
Annie Sweet Grass	1936-05-02
Aristide Across the Mountain	1949-08-15
Arsenekapi	1906
Arthur Heavy Head	ca. 1929
Bernard Heavy Head	1941
Bertha Many Feathers	1935
Bertha Two Thieves	1901-04
Betsey Eagle Rib	ca.1908-09-01 - 1909-06-30
Blanch Red Crow	1908-12-15
Christianna	1900-06-17
Donald Shade	1935-05-20
Eileen Standing Alone	1924-10-25
Emma Wells	1932
Ernest Wolf Child	1928-05-25
Francis Black Forehead	1906
Gabriel Weasel Head	1934-02-12
George Good Rider	1941-05-18
Jack Bad Name	1916-12-08
Jim Black Face	1911
John Chief Moon	1926-11-13
Joseph Chief Body	1947
Josephine Big Head	1928
Lillian Skipper	1930
Louise Weasel Tail	1905-06-11
Lucy Medicine Crane	1929
Martha Red Crow	1903-03-27
Mary Crow Runs	1899-10-26
Mary Fighting The Battle	1909-10
Mary Jack	1899-10-23
Mary Shot Both Sides	1922-12-26
Mary Spider	1906
Mary-Ann Skipper	1928
Maryann Many Fingers	1930-09-30
Maud Short Man	ca.1918-10-01 - 1918-12-31
Mike Crow Spreading His Wings	1927-08-28
Ned Melting Tallow	1903-05-23
Paula Standing at the Door	ca. 1917-06
Peter Cross Buck	1900-12
Peter Good Rider	1936-01-10
Rachael Heavy Head	1929-04-15
Remi Snake Eater	1936-05-05
Stanley Crow Eagle	1985-04-01
Sylvester No Chief	ca. 1966-09
Tom Black Face	1927
Wallace Across the Mountain	1944-09-09
Walter Stevens	1927-02-06
Willie Black Forehead	1925-04-02