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All Saints Residential School (Aklavik)

Aklavik, NT - 1936-1959

Religious Entity: Anglican

Learn more about this school in the NCTR Archives.

Group of students posing for photo outside at All Saints school

group of students posing for photo outside at All Saints school

Group of students outside at All Saints school

Remembering the Following Children:

Name	Date of Death (Year-Month-Day)
Abel Dick	1936-03-22
Abraham Sramio	1938-11-26
Abraham Wm Snowshoe	1943-06-01
Adam Kaglik	1948-04-10
Adam Walki	1947-09-10
Ben Greenland	1940-08-26
Ben Keenagie	1943-05-05
Bertha Ruby Stewart	1945-03-02
David Tetletchie	1938-02-25
David Vittrekwa	1941-06-14
Douglas Dillon	1950-05-23
Effie Iyak	1938-11-16
Emma Bonnet Plum	1937-08-04
Frank Edward Koe	ca. 1939
Fred Koe	1942-03-11
Henry Oyakvik	1936-05-25
Irene Modeste	1939-02-12
Isaac Kadnak	1956-12-04
Isaac Mikkelsen Pulk	1935-12-22
Jacob Kannizzen	1945-08-15
James William Thompson	1946-12-13
Jane Kogliak	1905-04-28
Jean Garret	1944-02-12
Jean Philips	1941-02-16
Jim Colin	1941-02-17
John Suzie	1945-07-01
John Wilfred Snowshoe	1947-03-14
Johnny Thompson	1938-11-11
Kathleen Firth	1935-12-02
Lazarus George Firth	1936-08-06
Lena Simon	1944-01-03
Lillian Francis	1950-06-20
Louis Koodluk	1938-06-26
Louisa Bonnet Plum	1946-11-10
Louisa Pascal (Loucheau Band)	1945-01-20
Lucy Tsell	1945-03-11
Lucy Tukluk	1942-12-10
Mabel Martin	1936-01-26
Maggie Dorion	ca. 1949
Margaret Ethel Stewart	1948-04-24
Margaret Firth	1942-05-25
Maria Bonnet Plum	1939-10-04
Maria Gordon	1955-08-19
Martha Margaret Kunnezzi	1936-11-27
Mary Anne Greenland	1944-04-10
Mary Georgina Firth	1944-05-20
Mary Robert	1937-07-20
Mary Tookuluak	1939-04-22
Mildred Greenland	1939-02-24
Phyllis Angasak	ca. 1947
Richard Wilson	1913-01
Ruth Rose Jerome	1958-08-12
Sarah Doe	1944-05-23
Sarah Doris Stewart	1945-02-28
Thomas Norman Keffer	1958-01-26
Tom Tigigluk	1943-12-02
Unknown Ahai	ca. 1935-1939
Unknown Benoir	ca. 1935-1939
William Phillips	1947-02-02