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Mohawk Institute

Brantford, ON - 1885-1970

Religious Entity: Anglican

Learn more about this school in the NCTR Archives.

Children playing on swings by building at Mohawk Institute

Group of people sewing on machines in Mohawk Institute school

Group of people outside with horses from Mohawk Institute

Remembering the Following Children:

Name	Date of Death (Year-Month-Day)
Albert Davey	1897-11-02
Andrew Silver	1893-12-27
Arthur Staats	1924-03-31
Augustus Jacket	1852-01-04
Bernard Iveran Beaver	Not known
Caroline Burnam	1902-09-08
Charlie Staats	1923
Dorothy Herkimer	1931-04-21
Edgar Smith	1916-03-29
Edith Clause	ca. 1910-09-17
Effie Smith	ca. 1936-05-11
Emily Hill	1871-12-09
Emma Martin	1871-03-01
Eva Jane Lickers	1929-01-25
Francis Waddilove	1876-06-03
Gladys Staats	1927-01-21
Gordon Tobias	1918-10-29
Hilda Wilson	1918-10-27
Ida Curley	1880-06-10
Inez Wilson	1918-04
Jenny Maracle	1901-06-16
Jesse Cusick	1907-02-10
John Moses	1897-10-13
Joseph William Commanda	1968-09-03
Julia Turkey	1871-01-21
Kitchener Jamieson	1927-03-07
Lillian VanEvery	1918-10-24
Loretta Sero	1864
Louisa Leween	1902-04-30
Mabel Walker	1902-08-09
Margaret Lickers	1912-07-25
Margaret Maracle	1901-06-16
Margaret Williams	1870-06
Mary Ann Suzan Clara Ottereyes	1965-09-05
Morley Snake	1965-01-22
Pauline Johnson	1932-04-11
Peter Doctor	Not known
Reuben Fox	1925-02-17
Robert Gibson	1917-06-05
Russell Bennett	1918-10-21
Sarah Hill	1872-04-29
Solomon Ashkewe	1902-06-14
Stanley Herkimer	1918-11-01
Susannah Hill	1851-12-15
Susannah Maracle	1871-08-23
Theresa Lacour	1891-08-09
Walter Henry	1918-10-28