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Fort Vermilion Residential School

Fort Vermilion, AB - 1903-1968

Religious Entity: Catholic

Learn more about this school in the NCTR Archives.

Group of students outside of building at Fort Vermilion St. Henri school

Group of people outside of building at Fort Vermilion St. Henri school

Remembering the Following Children:

Name	Date of Death (Year-Month-Day)
Adam Joseph Noskeye	1949-01-13
Albina Dumas	1942-09-01
Antoinette Kipling	1938-01-09
Caroline Emilie Mercredi	1927-12-08
Catherine Fournier	1944-12-21
Charlemagne Damas	1948-03-31
Charles Fournier	1949-01-26
Christine Kaskaman	1940-04-17
Gabriel Auger	1943-10-24
Henriette Nanotch	1937-05-27
Jacket Kaskaman	1940-06-07
Jimmy Bastan	1944-01-12
Louise Freeman	1942-09-01
Marie Agnes Auger	1924-09-25
Marie Therese Door	1947-09-11
Mary Stella Alook	1948-06-09
Nancy Adelaide Grandjambe	1942-03-31
Paul Dumas	ca. 1935
Pierre Grande Jambe	1926-01-05
Roderick Dumas	Not known
William Courtoreille	1941-04-20