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Morley Residential School

Morley, AB - 1922-1969

Religious Entity: Methodist United Church

Learn more about this school in the NCTR Archives.

Group of students writing on chalkboard at Morley Stony School

Students sitting at desks in Morley Stony School

Students and teachers outside at Morley Stony School

Remembering the Following Children:

Name	Date of Death (Year-Month-Day)
Amos Lefthand	1942-10-17
Annie Beaver	1901-03-25
Annie Hunter	1938-02-13
Charlie Amos	ca. 1943-08-01
David Ryder	1901-09-20
Evelyn Pocette	1934-12-31
Gussie Daniel	ca. 1901-11 - 1901-12
Isaiah Powerface	1947-12-26
Jane Wesley	1901-06-03
John Dixon	1896-06-16
Leilá Powderface	ca. 1943-05-14
Robert Peacemaker	ca. 1901-06
Sarah Soldier	1901-12-01
Susan Two Young Men	1935-06-08
White Bright Star	1938-02-13
William William	1901-05-09