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Muscowequan Residential School

Lestock, SK - 1889-1997

Religious Entity: Catholic

Learn more about this school in the NCTR Archives.

Group of students sitting on steps of building at Muscowequan Touchwood School

group of students outside at Muscowequan Touchwood school

Remembering the Following Children:

Name	Date of Death (Year-Month-Day)
Andrew Green	1904-03-11
Angus Windigo	1933-07-28 or 1933-08-03
Catharine Ward We-Chenat	ca. 1897
Clara Bigsky	1927-06-22
Daniel Scott	ca. 1958-03
Dorothy Rose Strongarm	1943-04-25
Edna Mahiganens	ca. 1939-06-01
Elizabeth Mahiganens	ca. 1939-05-02
Emilia Windigo	1929-01-06
Euphrosine Cyr	1903-12-24
Fred Young	1949
Geraldine Patricia Nanaquawetung	1954-05-26
Harris White Cap	1936-09
Harry O’Kanape	1930-07-22
John Ininiwish	1901-03-01
Joseph Desjarlais	1934-07-13
Joseph Desjarlais	1907-12-12
Joseph Wolfe	1955-09-26
Kate Hunter	1897-06-30
Lawrence Silverquill	1949-10-06
Louise Akan	ca. 1943-07
Louise Anaquod	1902-11-01
Marie Alary	1911-02-05
Marie Emilie Dusty Horn	1933-05-16
Marie Sarah Desjarlais	1898-02-15
Mary Agatha Windigo	1926-04-28
Michael Windigo	1926-07-19
Nicholas Ewenin	ca. 1951-11
Philomene Desjarlais	1905-07-14
Pierre Kaniswawetang	1898-05-11
Rose Mary Wolfe	1950-08-27
Rose Worm	1937-08-12
Samuel Bigsky	1926-10-27
Scott Nanaquawetung	1981-03-18
Theresa Ewenin	1931-05-24