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Pensionnat Gordon’s

Punnichy (Gordon’s Reserve), SK - 1888-1996

Religious Entity: Anglican

Accéder aux archives du CNVR pour en apprendre davantage sur ce pensionnat (en anglais seulement).

Group of children roasting hotdogs on fire at Gordon's school

Group of children in wagon at Gordon's school

Group of students and teachers outside building at Gordon's school

Remembering the Following Children:

Name	Date of Death (Year-Month-Day)
Aaron Bitternose	1995-05-14
Alexander Cyr	Inconu(e)
Andrew Gordon	1939-03-14
Andrew W. Cyr	Inconu(e)
Angus Mcnabb	1898-02-06
Annabella Mcnab	Inconu(e)
Annie Sakwayhese	Inconu(e)
Bernard Pratt	1937-09-18
Bucky Arnold	1963-04-16
Charles Anderson	Inconu(e)
Charles Fisher	1906-04
Charlie McNab	Inconu(e)
David Thomas Anderson	1963-04-16
Deborah Mcdonald	Inconu(e)
Dinah Cyr	Inconu(e)
Douglas McNab	1937-10-31
Edith Cyr	1904-11-14
Edna Bitternose	ca. 1930-10
Eileen Bta	1990-12-20
Florence Cyr	Inconu(e)
Florence Gordon	1942
Gladys Sanderson	1940-12-19
Gladys Worm	1930-06
Hannah M. Anderson	1909-02-21
Henrietta Bear	ca. 1983
Ivan Mcleod	1923-12-30
John Eninewis	Inconu(e)
John Fisher	1901-06-01
Kenneth Lloyd Anderson	1963-04-16
Lizzie Fisher	1916-10
Mabel Bear	1890-05-05
Margaret Bruce	1947-06-14
Margaret Muckaque	Inconu(e)
Martha Anderson	1907-09-05
Myrtle Jane Moostoos	1947-06-14
Owen James Asapace	1976-04-17
Peter Anderson	1892-02-09
Peter Michael Anderson	1963-04-16
Robert McNab	1930-11-04
Sarah M. Brass	1901-04-21
Sarah M. Cochrane	1899-06-24
Susan Sachaywaycappe	ca. 1930-02-02
Walter Poorman	ca. 1906-02