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Cranbrook Residential School

Cranbrook, BC - 1890-1970

Religious Entity: Catholic

Learn more about this school in the NCTR Archives.

Band standing in rows from Cranbrook St. Eugenes School

Group of students sitting and standing in front of Cranbrook St. Eugenes School

Group of students sitting and standing from Cranbrook St. Eugenes School

Remembering the Following Children:

Name	Date of Death (Year-Month-Day)
Abraham	ca. 1902
Adolphe	1891-01-01 - 1892-12-31
Agnes Abraham	1941-01-01
Anastasie	1891-01-01 - 1892-12-31
Annie John	1948-05-25
Anthony Pierre	1938
Augustine	1905-01-01
Bertha Basil	1935-09-23
Bertha Lillian White	1942-06-20
Francois	ca. 1914
Genevieve Baptist	ca. 1933
Irene Bertha Andrew	1935-09-23
Isaac Kruger	1947-09-29
Joseph Cains	1892-01-01 - 1893-12-31
Julia	ca. 1914-05
Kukinthlikreth (Bertha McCoy)	1949-11-14
Lawrence Stephen Williams	1966-04-15
Leona	ca. 1916-01
Loucien Stanislaus	1920-04-02
Mary Andrew	1891-01-01 - 1892-12-31
Mary Antoinette Pascal	1950-01-21
Mary Tharé	1891-01-01 - 1892-12-31
Massatine Parten	1919-04-02
Mathias	ca. 1915-08
Melanie	ca. 1922-05
Nancy	ca. 1891 - 1892
Sabina Ernest David	1949-10-06
Susan Pierre	1936-03-08
Theresa Ignatius	1936-04-08