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Sturgeon Lake Residential School

Calais, AB - 1907-1961

Religious Entity: Catholic

Learn more about this school in the NCTR Archives.

Group of students outside Sturgeon Lake Calais school

Group of students outside of Sturgeon Lake Calais school

Three students outside at Sturgeon Lake Calais school

Remembering the Following Children:

Name	Date of Death (Year-Month-Day)
Alex Papastesis	1911-05-06
Angele Kiyawasew	1940-05-30
Antoine Martineau	1935-06-14
Bella Kiyawasew	ca. 1915-07
Bella Papastesis	1940-07-01
Chérêse Kiyawasew	1930-06-07
Colin Mitchell	1942-12-23
Daniel Campbell	ca. 1932-01
David Sauteux	1942-12-25
Dolphus Kiyawasew	1946-10
Edouard Kiyawasew	1920-10-19
Eliza Goodswimmer	1944-06-09
Emma Musus	1933-08-28
Eva Craty Baptiste	ca. 1943-03-31
Eva Standing Ribbon	1945-04-11
Francois Sunshine	1932-06-30
Gabriel Mikkomusus	ca. 1912-10
Georges Kakinosit	1920-03-10
Herman Edward Kiyawasew	ca. 1946-01-01
Johnny Kiyawasew	1942-12-08
Johny Theodore Tchowis	1942-12-08
Justine Kakinosit	1919-02-18
Leo Mitchell	1934-08
Leo Tchawis	1923-06-01
Lina Francoise Hamelin	1942-12-18
Lina Ida Stoney	1938-06-02
Louis Iniew	1919-05-11
Lucy Kiyawasew	1942-10-12
Mabel Kiyawasew	1941-12-08
Marie Verna Martineau	1943-05-11
Mary Mitchel	1938-05-08
Marya Goodswimmer	ca. 1917-07
Mildred Edna Moses	1947-03
Narcisse Tchowis	1933-05-25
Patrice Sunshine	1919-12-31
Patrick Kakinosit	1920-07-26
Paul Hamelin	Not known
Philomene Hamelin	1919-12-10
Pierre Kiyawasew	1915-01-13
Roderick Challas	1929-08-24
Roger Tchowis	1943-12-28
Simon Ribbon	1913-05-00
Thérèse Sauteux	1932-01-15
Thomas Musus [Larocque]	1943-10-14
Virginia Tchawis	1944-01-30