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Spanish Girls School

Spanish, ON - 1868-1962

Religious Entity: Catholic

Learn more about this school in the NCTR Archives.

Spanish Girls school building

Spanish Girls school building

Spanish Girls School building

Remembering the Following Children:

Name	Date of Death (Year-Month-Day)
Agatha Flamand	Not known
Agnes Puggwast (Pangowish)	1910-02-21
Angelique Amajiwegijig	1896
Angelique Trudeau	ca. 1920-05-01
Anna Manitowabi	ca. 1920-08-01
Anne Pekonniassang	1918-11-03
Annie Begouiassan	1918-11-03
Annie Gabo	1929-02-02
Annie Lahache	1913-08-23
Annie Paul	1917-02-04
Antonia Wabandweto	Not known
Augusta Trout (Peltier)	ca. 1924
Catherine Bewa	1914
Catherine Wabagone	ca. 1875
Celile Moses	1915
Christine Ginnwasbi	Not known
Christine Roy	1953
Delia Dokum	ca. 1920-06-01
Ernéstine Corbière	1918-11-01
Grace Jobokwoam	1918-08-16
Helene Manitowabe	1918-10-29
Henriette Oliver	1915-01-12
Ida Kiiawisens	1920
Ina Nolan	1920-11-15
Isabella Givegijig	1892-08-20
Isidor Solomon	Not known
Jane Ogwane	ca. 1911
Jennie Robertson	1913-08-23
Julia Boyer	ca. 1920-05-01
Juliette Wabigigig	1917-04-16
Lena Osawabine	1918-10-28
Louise Oshkabewisene	Not known
Lucy Aiabens	Not known
Lucy Kimjameg	1876-06-23
Margaret Atchitchabaneg	1897-12-00
Marie Diaume	ca. 1919
Marie Labelle	1917-02-04
Mary d’Ailleboust	1918-11-12
Mary Grace Moses	1920-02-21
Mary Louise Sagassige	1918-10-07
Mary Mandomin	1911-09-21
Mary Medweiash	1918-11-03
Mary Niganigone	1875-10-24
Matilda Bisaillon	1918-10-31
Maud Wibokamigad	ca. 1924-04-01
Nancy Shawinaw	ca. 1898
Rose Wemigwans	1918-11-01
Sophia Givegijig	1892-08-20
Sophia McLeod	Not known
Sophie Pangowish	ca. 1924-08-18
Susan Commandant	1923-12-25
Susan Kimjameg (Kanoshameg)	1875-08-02
Theresa Wemigwans	ca. 1920-05-01
Therese Recollet	1917-04
Victoria Wemigwans	1918-01-00
Virginia Corbiere	1918-11-12