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Sarcee Residential School

Sarcee Junction (T’suu Tina), AB - 1892-1921

Religious Entity: Anglican

Learn more about this school in the NCTR Archives.

Group of people outside building at Sacreee St. Barnabas school

Group of people sitting in front of Sarcee St. Barnabas school

Two students outside at Sarcee St. Barnabas school

Remembering the Following Children:

Name	Date of Death (Year-Month-Day)
Albert Big Plume	1917-04-25
Bernard Starlight	Not known
Billy Big Plume	1917-02-11
Billy Sleigh	1917-01-01
Billy Stabbing First	1897-12-20
Bobby Many Wounds	1893-08-14
Daisy Dodging Horse	1918-05-12
Daniel Dog	1904-03-18
David Wolf Carrier	1902-06-19
Dick Weasel	1900-06-19
Fanny Grasshoper	1900-05-20
Fanny River Woman	1897-06-27
Fred Sarcee Woman	1918-12-19
George Crowchief	1893-05-21
George Sleeping Wolf	1897-09-04
Jack Big Prairie Head	1896-03-19
Jane Crow Shield	1896-03-03
John M.	Not known
Joseph Big Prairie Head	1893-06-10
Lizzie Many Horses	1900-10-09
Mary Yellowlodge	1921-05-17
Nellie Night	1917-02-12
Pat Dodgiing Horse	1919
Reginald Starlight	Not known
Robert Running In The Middle	1902-03-30 - 1902-04-30
Sam Crowchild	1918-11-01 - 1918-11-30
Sarah Night	1896-05-24
Sophie Sarceewoman	1919-04
Susie Sarcee Woman	1918-11-05
Thomas Bull Collar	1907-09-25
Tom Many Horses	Not known
Tom Rider	1894-02-04
Walter Big Crow	1916-12-24
Willie Big Plume	1917-05
Willie Medicine	1896-05-24