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Christie Residential School

Meares Island / Tofino, BC - 1900-1983

Religious Entity: Catholic

Learn more about this school in the NCTR Archives.

Christie Tofino student

Christie Tofino group of students

Christie Tofino group of students

Remembering the Following Children:

Name	Date of Death (Year-Month-Day)
Adolph Maurus	1936-12-15
Agnes Charleson	1922-04-27
Agnes Charlie	1923-08-30
Agnes Edith Amos	1952-12-19
Alice George	1939-10-18
Alphonsa Hyppolite Thomas	1930-01-20
Amy Jimmy	1924-04-18
Anderson Sye	1935-03-17
Andrew Amos	1934-03-22
Andrew Tom	1939-09-08
Anthony Dan	ca. 1923-03
Barney Saxoy	1931-03-02
Bertram Sampson McLean	1949-03-21
Catherine Marshall	1941-02-14
Cecil Williams	1939-09-14
Charles Patrick Thomas	1931-02-09
Clara Andrew	1935-05-20
Columba Charleson	ca. 1922-02
Dolores George	1955-06-24
Elizabeth Isabel Joseph	1956-04-18
Emil Howard	1917-01-14
Frank Ubaldus	[1912-12-02]
George Dan	1956-04-24
George Johnson	1939-10-24
James Louie George	1937-05-28
Jessie Lucas	1940-04
Joan Daria Manson	1952-01-03
Joseph Ignace	1937-02-16
Josephine David	1929-02-12
Julia Ben	1927-03-09
Juliana	1903-09-13
Lawrence Thompson	1937-01-01
Lillian Sophie Howard	1950-03-15
Lorena Thomas	1944-11-24
Louisa Jules	1938-04-12
Mary Rose Curly	1924-06-06
Mary Vincent	1948-08-10
Moses Tom	1943-09-22
Pearl Michael	1958-09-24
Regina George	1982-05-28
Rose Johnson	1941-01-01
Rose Mary Amos	1950-07-21
Stanley Joseph	1939-06-06
Thomas Campbell	1958-08-08
Tommy	ca. 1950 - 1951
William Jules	1937-10-01