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Edmonton Residential School

St. Albert, AB - 1924-1968

Religious Entity: United Church

Learn more about this school in the NCTR Archives.

group of people at sewing machines at Edmonton Poundmaker school

Group of students and teacher in kitchen at Edmonton Poundmaker school

Group of students at tables eating at Edmonton Poundmaker school

Remembering the Following Children:

Name	Date of Death (Year-Month-Day)
Anna Nejatatic	ca. 1941
Bertie Bull	ca. 1945
Caroline Tamarac	ca. 1895-08
Charles Fireing Stoney	1936-10-30
Clarence Makokis	Not known
Edward Lepotae	ca. 1901-06
Eliza Rozelle Bird	ca. 1899-07
Flora Potts	Not known
Frank Makokis	Not known
George Hoole	Not known
Isaac Bird	1937-11-14
Jackie Ehomata	ca. 1954-06
James Vyatapow	Not known
Joseph Stamp	1942-01-24
Lawrence Hunter	Not known
Lena Naikak	ca. 1954-06
Loretta Norma Smith	1961-09
Magmus Lapotac	ca. 1906-11
Mary Dickinson	ca. 1955
Mary Hunter	ca. 1893
Mary Louise Half	Not known
Mathewson Bull	1945-05-25
Molly Goose	ca. 1954-06
Nina Poahana	ca. 1955
Nora Makokis	Not known
Olive Skulsh	1935-11-13
Percy Pruden	Not known
Peter Steinhauer	Not known
Robinson Spruce	Not known
Sadie Bonner	ca. 1918
Sam James Akaluk	1955-05-19
Victoria Kathleen Stewart	ca. 1958-06
Zacchaus Jackson	Not known