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Cross Lake Residential School

Cross Lake, MB - 1912-1969

Religious Entity: Catholic

Learn more about this school in the NCTR Archives.

Group of students standing on stage from Cross Lake school

Group of students and teachers in front of Cross Lake school

Group of people standing and sitting in front of Cross Lake school building

Remembering the Following Children:

Name	Date of Death (Year-Month-Day)
Abel Hamilton	1927-01-26
Abigail Flett	1929-09-01
Agnes Thomas	1930-02-25
Alex Jack	1935-04-01
Annie Crane	1930-02-25
Betsie Osborne	1946-05-13
Blanche McKay	1923-06-01
Caroline Menow	1922-03-02
Charlotte Mercredi (Cross Lake)	1930-02-25
Christie Ross	1930-02-25
Clémence Cook	1930-02-25
Connell Memekisik	1943-08-15
David Menow	1947-05-30
Denise McKay	1927-06-02
Edith Keeper	1924-09-09
Eloïsa Mason	1923-10-07
Emile Dumas	1930-02-25
Emma Etawacapow	1930-03-03
Ernest Skatch	1933-07-21
Etienne Colombe	1960-12-29
Etienne Frogg	1949-06-16
Evelyne Muskego	1966-02-03
Gladys Frogg	1944-10-04
Hyla Crate	1930-02-25
Hyla Moose	1930-02-25
Ida Miller	1926-02-22
Illa Frogg	1930-08-01
Isabelle Cook	1937-01-25
Jane Mckay	1945-05
Jane Trout	1942-12-28
Job Andrew Flett	1960-12-08 or 1960-12-28
John Albert Sinclair	1924-07-06
John Kenneth Crait	1924-07-25
Junia McKay	1945-05-30
Lily Ross	1943-02-25
Margaret Jane Bee	1942-05-29
Marguerite Halcrow	1943-10-12
Marie Fauner	1918-12-14
Marie Reine Scatch	1945-06-21
Martha Rivers	1943-06-24
Martha Scott	1930-02-25
Mary Ann Foster	1934-11-22
Mary Ann François	1930-02-25
Mary Dixon (Cross Lake)	1943-06-11
Mary Jane Frogg	1929-08-13
Nancy Flett	1930-02-25
Nora Blacksmith	1930-02-25
Norman Mckay	1943-08-15
Paul McKay	1929-09-27
Rebecca Blacksmith	1923-06-01
Sandy	1920-06-30
Silas Thomas Frog	1920-06-30
Simon Scott	1946-09-06
Stella Keeper	1943-06-24
Therese Thomas	1943-08-29
Thomas Ross	1942-01-01
William Miller	1942-08-09