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Immaculate Conception Residential School (Aklavik)

Aklavik, NT - 1926-1959

Religious Entity: Catholic

Learn more about this school in the NCTR Archives.

Remembering the Following Children:

Name	Date of Death (Year-Month-Day)
Alfred Pascal	1941-03-17
Alice Benoit	ca. 1937-04-20
Alina Alexandre	1933-02-22
Aline Galley	1939-09-15
Andrew Jackson	1944-06-12
Batestine Cha	1931-01-19
Bella Wickle	ca. 1943
Emma Cha	1933-05-13
Emma Norman	1931-11-26
Emmanuel Lopes	1940-06-05
John Laurent	ca. 1937-03-01
Johnny Oktayuk	1936-09-20
Joseph Sakaluk	ca. 1939-08
Louis Kotchiles	1934-06-04
Mary Laurent	1939-08-27
Mary Udzi	1944-03-22
Rose Kratar	1944-12-01
Rowena Firth	1936-02-26
Thomas Tyrell	ca. 1936-02-01
William Norbert	1941-11-01