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St. Mary’s Residential School (Mission)

Mission, BC - 1867-1984

Religious Entity: Catholic

Learn more about this school in the NCTR Archives.

People standing for picture at St. Mary Mission

Group of students and teachers outside St. Mary Mission

Remembering the Following Children:

Name	Date of Death (Year-Month-Day)
Alexis James	1918-11-05
Bradley Thomas Smith	1959-10-14
Catherine Williamson	1929-03-13
Charles Peter	1925-11-16
Clara Mae Rush	1966-03-12
Daniel Harry Billy	1928-07-28
David Henry	1918-11-10
Earl Paul	1978-06-29
Francis Johnson	1924-01-01
Georgina Williams	ca. 1920
Leonard Julian	1935-05-18
Lloyd Leon	1936-01-06
Mabel Paull	1914
Mary Jane Indian	1907-02-14
Mary Kelleher	ca.1883-05
Myrtle Richardson	1928-10-19
Robert Wells	1934-02-12
Virginia Fidele	1931-01-16