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Chapleau Residential School

Chapleau, ON - 1907-1948

Religious Entity: Anglican

Learn more about this school in the NCTR Archives.

Children standing with books outside of Chapleau St. John's school

Three students standing outside from Chapleau St. John's school

Two students sitting outside on rocks from Chapleau St. John's school

Remembering the Following Children:

Name	Date of Death (Year-Month-Day)
Alfred Iserhoff	1924-07-14
Alice Tangie	1944-04-10
Allan Chappise	1921-11-16
Annie Wisagais	ca. 1908-08
Antoine Jackpine	1920-02-15
Arthur Miller	1943-03-01
Beatrice Egodgin	1923-09-08
Catherine Mackay	1911
Charles Cheese	1931-01-01
Charlotte Tangie	1948-06-08
Dorothy Tangie	1947-02-25
Edith Sealhunter	ca. 1946-02
Eliza Saunders	1937-08-09
Emily Ojoogin	1908-06
Emily Redbreast	1923-04-23
Emily Sagicheway	1911-02-08
Emma Budding	1923-07-16
Esther Tangie	1921-05-15
Frances Chambett	Not known
Frances Cheabies	1915-01-12
Frances Pigeon	1907-09
George Samakeese	1920-05-09
Harriet Pekoday	1908-01
Harriett Ottereyes	ca. 1944-02-03
Harry Bain	1922-05-02
Hattie Tryudall	1906
Helen Gull	1938-05-29
James Redbreast	1923-02-03
Jessie Egodgin	1924-09-10
Jessie Ogoogin	ca. 1908-05-14
Kate Blackice	1915-05-01
Lizzie Mongoose	1925-12-18
Lucy Pekoday	ca. 1908-08-02
Margaret Indushozozogeegish	1920-04-30
Mary Ann Fletcher	ca. 1916-06-25
Mary Anne Agathe	1925-07-07
Mary Marsden	1940-10-29
Mary Quackegesick	1931-11-03
Moroni Quakegesick	1927-04-27
Nancy Blackice	1915-03-15
Nellie Sims	1927-04-04
Noreen Verona Crowhurst	1928-10-01 - 1928-10-31
Pattee Peducket	1908-05-01 - 1908-05-31
Philip Marten	ca. 1908-05-13
Philip Pekoday	ca. 1908-04-25
Philip Redbreast	1923-12-15
Rita Williams	ca. 1943-03-04
Robert Chahebugiscounit	1922-05-29
Rose Ada Davis	1918-11-07
Rose Saunders	1937-05-01 - 1937-09-01
Samuel Chapkebregumb	1922-06-26
Silas Redbreast	1924-08-23
Sophie Samakeese	1924-09-24
Thomas Pekoday	ca. 1908-05-18
Valentine Saunders	1930-01-17
Willie Blackice	1920-03-19