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St. Anne’s Residential School (Fort Albany)

Fort Albany, ON - 1906-1976

Religious Entity: Catholic

Learn more about this school in the NCTR Archives.

Group of students and teacher from St. Anne's school

Group of students from St. Anne's school

Group of photos from St. Anne's school

Remembering the Following Children:

Name	Date of Death (Year-Month-Day)
Abraham Moses Nakogee	1967-06-22
Alexandra Chookomoolin	1939
Anna Aitel	ca. 1940
Anna Betty Benson	Not known
Annabelle Nishinape	Not known
Antoine Wisk	1940-04-07
Cecilia Wabino	ca. 1932
Charles Hunter (Fort Albany)	1974-10-23
Emile Anishinape	ca. 1932-05-01
Emilien Aitel	1935-10-17
Gabriel Carpenter	1937-02-15
Imelda Edwards	1936-05-03
Jennie Kostachin	1942-05-09 - 1942-05-28
John Kioki	1941-04-19
Joseph Metat	1935-05-31
Josephine Chookomoolin	1939
M Thérèse Okitikwawok	1937-05-01
Madeline Bird	Not known
Madeline Sutherland	1937-11-18
Margaret Sutherland	ca. 1937
Mary Tookate	ca. 1949 - 1950
Mathieu Kamascatishishit	1942-05-18
Michael Sutherland	1941-04-19
Michel Matinas	1941-04-19
Michel Tookate	ca. 1952
Raphael Katakwapit	1937-05-19
Raphael Tomykatie	ca. 1943-03-01
Sabeth Sutherland	ca. 1932-08-01
Sabeth Wabano	ca. 1939
Simeon Ashnipinishkam	1942-05-13
Teresa Tipinescum	Not known
Therese Okitigo	ca. 1940