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St. Joseph’s Residential School (Dunbow)

High River, AB - 1884-1922

Religious Entity: Catholic

Learn more about this school in the NCTR Archives.

St. Josephs Dunbow school building

St. Josephs Dunbow school building

St. Josephs Dunbow school building

Remembering the Following Children:

Name	Date of Death (Year-Month-Day)
Agnes Keevin	1895-02-01
Albert Lacombe	1903-02-08
Albert Many Guns	1918-02-02
Alfred Young	1893-08-26
Alphonse Peepeeksis	1918-11
Annie Sinclair	1900-06-03 or 1900-06-04
Annie Wilson	1898-07-14
Betsy Brown	1902-07-13
Bridget Curry	1894-01-27
Charles Godin	1897-04-12
Charles Ross	1895-09-11
Dick Broderick	1896-07-10
Eliza Betsy Potts	1915-03-05
Emilina Nicholas	1893-09-18
Eusebe Crow Flag	1911-11-04
Eva Ryan	1900-04
George Costigan	1899-02-28
Henry Crane	1918-11
James Fox	1897-02-21
James McRory	1901-10-18
James Mooney	1904-10-10
James Weasel Eagle	ca. 1908-02
Jerry Codville	1895-03-14
Joe Sun-Down-Person	1918-11
Johny Blood	1891-09-28
Joseph Arcan	1888-06-15
Joseph Slattery	1890-01-20
Julia Rouleau	1892-05-07 or 1892-06-07
Kate Mcgibbon	ca. 1891-05
Leo Pipe	1896-12-27
Lizzie Devins	1908-05-24
Louisa Quinn	1889-12-16
Louisa Wolf	1920-12-21
Lucy Sinclair	1895-08-17
Maggie Bruneau	1913-01-04
Maggie Dunnegan	1898-08
Maggie Hodgson	1892-01-20
Margaret Nipissing	1896-07-20
Marguerite Provost	1899-01-26
Mary Issis	1892-02-13
Maxime King	1896-04-07
Narcis Webb	1896-04-03
Narcisse Weasel Bear	ca. 1908-12
Nicholas Davin	1896-01-19
Paul Red Horns	ca. 1904
Peter Sleeps on top	1903-04-02
Philip Claude	1896-03-11
Philip Crow-Eagle	ca. 1902-12
Phillip Small Leg	1909-11
Pierre Bull Dog Fly	1899-01-01 - 1900-12-31
Reuben Wauzer Hamilton	1894-12-07
Robert Begg	1896-07-23
Sam Simon Oskisin	ca. 1912-03-06
Samuel Stimson	1892-08-28
Stephen Dacota	1900-07-03 - 1901-03-14
Thomas White	1894-03-17
Victor Tourond Pottie	1900-10-06
Victoria Hunt	1892-11-01
Willie Nice Young Man	ca. 1908-03