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Crowfoot Residential School

Cluny, AB - 1900-1968

Religious Entity: Catholic

Learn more about this school in the NCTR Archives.

group of students from Crowfoot St. Josephs

Group of people outside in field at Crowfoot St. Josephs

Crowfoot St. Joseph's building

Remembering the Following Children:

Name	Date of Death (Year-Month-Day)
Angela Black Water	1934-05-31
Anna Littlechief	1900-10
Annette Many Bears	1928-04-04
C. Windsor Three Suns	1941-09-08
Catherine Bear Hat	1916-07-11
Clarissa Drunken Chief	ca. 1912-07 - 1912-09
Daisy Medicine Smoker	1932-03-04
Damien Weasle Head	1927-06-29
David Bear Shirt	1931-07-17
Denis Skunk	ca. 1925-07 - 1925-09
Dorothy Red Gun	1932-09-13
Edith Cutter	1928-03-08
Emile Yellow Old Woman	1932-11-28
Emma Many Shots	1933-01-24
Genevieve Half Leg	1933-06-16
Helen Spring Chief	1940-11-17
Isidore Black	1958-02-02
James Crowfoot	1903-04-01
Joe Good Eagle	1932-11-12
John Theodore Stand at Door	1929-01-04
Joseph Alex Cutter	1929-12-23
Joseph Many Shots	1925-03-08
Joseph Storm	1931-11-27
Josephine Hard Collar	1926-07-30
Julianna Spring Chief	1932-12-02
Leon Run Rabbit	1916-08-01
Magdalen Calf	1929-08-01
Maggie Whitney	1933-06-17
Margaret Many Poor Eagle	1929-01-03
Mary Clair	ca. 1902
Mary Eva Iron Head	1927-04-05
Mary Judith Calf Bull	1903-01-08
Mary Lucy Leather	ca. 1943-04 - 1943-06
Mary Martha Iron Head	1925-06-30
Mary Rose Was Getting Up	1901-02-01 - 1901-02-28
Maurice Frog Head	1902-03
Michael Gerald Rabbit Carrier	1965-02-10
Monica Black Kettle	1936-01-01
Paula Owl Child	1929-12-08
Phyllis Red Gun	1943-07-31
Pius Calf Robe	1933-12-12 - 1933-12-13
Priscilla Prairie Chicken	1945-02-15
Ralph Cat Face	1950-04-11
Rose Mary Scalp Lock	ca. 1937-06
Sophia Yellow Old Women	1915-02-01
Stephen Medicine Shield	1939-01-25
Thomas Yellow Old Woman	ca. 1928-10 - 1928-12
Vital Red Morning	1915-03-01