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Prince Albert Residential School

Prince Albert, SK - 1953-1997

Religious Entity: Anglican

Learn more about this school in the NCTR Archives.

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Remembering the Following Children:

Name	Date of Death (Year-Month-Day)
Agnes Sinclair	ca. 1923
Amy Chief	ca. 1941
Conrad Ahenakew	1937-10-13 - 1937-10-19
Elias Bird	1933-04-05
Flora Bird	1934-03-12
Francis Pitt	ca. 1936
James Henry Charles	1937-09-14
Jane Barbara Charles	1933-06-24
Jerry Ballentyne	ca. 1949
Lily Chief	1936
Lizzie Vern	ca. 1917-07
Mary Jane Brown	1948-05-02
Paul Lewis	ca. 1934
Rosany McGilry	Not known
Roy King	1936-04-09
Sally Bird	ca. 1932-07
Sophie Moyath	ca. 1898-10
Virginia Bird	1927-02-19