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Lejac Residential School

Fraser Lake, BC - 1917-1976

Religious Entity: Catholic

Learn more about this school in the NCTR Archives.

group of students and teachers from Lejac Stuart Lake school

group of students and teachers outside Lejac Stuart Lake school

group of students sitting outside Lejac Stuart Lake school

Remembering the Following Children:

Name	Date of Death (Year-Month-Day)
Abel Evan Francois	1921-03-02
Agnes Bazil	1927-05-25
Alec C. Prince	1944-02-02
Alex Michell	1940-09-21
Alfred Wilson	1935-07-25
Allen Patrick Willie	1937-01-01
Alphonsine Dominic	1935-06-08
Andrew H. Paul	1937-01-01
Andrew Sam	1939-12
Bernice Billy	1946-09-13
Bertha Pierre	1944-06-29
Cecile Joseph	1948-08-03
Dan Hunter	1947-02-02
Dan Pierre	1947-02-02
Dora Julian	1927-01-01
Edward Austin	1921-03-04
Edward F. Antoine	1946-11-08
Elizabeth Patrick	1946-04-30
Etzzerza	ca. 1948 - 1949
Euphrasia Louis	1935-11-20
Francois Inyallie	1931-01-16
Frederick Pius	1925-04-18
George Augustine	1948-12-06
Johnny Michel	1937-01-01
Josephine A. Moise	1943-07-22
Lucy Michelle	Not known
Margaret Andrews	1944-02-24
Marie Theopholie	1935-01-01
Mary Genie Toddick	1931-01-19
Matilda David	1945-02-24
Melanie Quaw	1924-06-04
Morris Justin	1937-01-01
Patrick N. Prince	1948-03-05
Paul Joseph	1977-08-09
Paul Shorty	1938-11-14
Peter Louis Alexander	1933-05-10
Pius Allen	1942-08-01
Sally May Patrick	1946-11-24
Seraphine Jean Marie Prince	1930-12-21
Shirley L. Peter	1943-11-05
Therese L’Huille	1934-11-13
Walter Carlick	1949-12-05
Walter Dennis Charlie	1948-03-23
Walter Green	1954-07-27
Zaa Morris Jack	1947-02-16