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Mount Elgin Residential School

Munceytown, ON - 1867-1946

Religious Entity: Methodist United Church

Learn more about this school in the NCTR Archives.

Group of people posing for photo outside of a Mount Elgin school building

Group of people doing laundry in Mount Elgin school

Remembering the Following Children:

Name	Date of Death (Year-Month-Day)
Annie Leaff	ca. 1920
Charlotte Mannochgishkong	ca. 1907 - 1908-06
Courtland Claus	1939-06-11
Electa Williams	ca. 1920
Ernie McGaghey	ca. 1920
Evangeline Jackson	ca. 1899
Florence French	ca. 1920
Helen May Seneca	1944-10-30
Jesse Mcgahey	ca. 1907-01-01 - 1908-12-31
Mary James	ca. 1920
Mary Johnson	ca. 1900
Norman Manass	ca. 1920
Silas Hill	ca. 1920
Unknown Mccahy	ca. 1908
Wetuhnashch	1905-03-12
William Willson	1859-01-15