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Pelican Lake Residential School

Sioux Lookout, ON - 1927-1978

Religious Entity: Anglican

Learn more about this school in the NCTR Archives.

Four students standing outside at Pelican Lake school

Group of students sitting and standing outside of Pelican Lake school building

Remembering the Following Children:

Name	Date of Death (Year-Month-Day)
Amos Jacob	1949-03-01
Charles Ombash	Not known
Daniel Masakeyash	1936-02-03
Doris Carpenter	1937-10-17
Dorothy Ferries	1946-10-23
Ferlin Southwind	1974-06-05
Joe Grey	1920-09-12
John Wapoos	1936-12-21
Johnson Stoney	1952-04-09
Lavina Beardy	1936-02-24
Linda Tait	1955-11-14
Maggie Cromarty	1936-10-27
Margaret Fox	1935-04-17
Margaret Singebis	ca. 1943-08-01
Mary Ann Ash	1945-02-02
Mary Petawayway	ca. 1945
Michael Jean Sapay	1938-01-07
Morris Rooster	ca. 1947
Nancy Tooshenan	1937-10-19
Samuel Sakakeesic	1941-04-21
Samuel Wesley	1943-01-20
Sybil Anishinabi	1949-05-05
Thomas Ombash	Not known
Thomas Rabbitt	1936-11-05
Thomas Wapoos	1936-11-05
Uriah Baxter	ca. 1945