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Hay River Residential School

Hay River, NT - 1895-1937

Religious Entity: Anglican

Learn more about this school in the NCTR Archives.

Remembering the Following Children:

Name	Date of Death (Year-Month-Day)
Adele Tambour	1930-02-20
Alice Bompass	ca. 1933
Alice McPherson	1912-02-14
Annie Sindinilyn	1927-10-20
Archie Lamilise	1930-05-14
Bella Snowshoe	1924-12-29
Bella Vittrekwa	ca. 1936
Benjamin Martin	1929-07-03
Catherine Vittrekwa	1935-04-08
Ellen Kaatodh	1926-04-21
Elsie Camsell	1930-05-18
Emma Huskey	1919-01-06
Ethel Edwards	1926-02-08
Ethel McPherson	1930-06-08
Florence McDonald	1925-04-25
Georgie Horasi	1903-09-30
Hannah Sittichinli	1925-01-13
Harriet (Hay River)	1903-10-01
Harriet Etenasia Sanfrere	1928-01-02
Henry Andrew	1930-04
Jack Tairona	1928-11-28
James Koe	Not known
John Pascal	1929-01-28
John Thomas Smith	ca. 1937
Johnny Dry-Meat	1925-04-13
Jonathan Martel	1930-05-21
Joseph Andrew	1930-06-05
Joseph Vittrekwa	1930-04-01
Laura Lagituk	1929-07-01
Louisa Pascal (All Saints)	1929-03-24
Lucy Andrews	1928-03-09
Mabel Camsell	1925-06-20
Mabel Joyce McLeod	1929-06-16
Mabel Njootli	ca. 1930-04
Mary Netathli	1903-09-03
Moses Andrew	1930-01-09
Moses Uilok	1927-12-27
Nellie Horrisey	1930
Olive Helene Firth	1933-11-14
Perry George Siberian	1924-04-21
Rosie Martel	1930-01-31
Walter Choutsi	1903-09-26