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Wabasca Residential School (Athabasca Landing)

Wabasca, AB - 1902-1966

Religious Entity: Anglican

Learn more about this school in the NCTR Archives.

group of people in wagon outside at Wabasca St. Johns school

Group of students outside at Wabasca St. Johns school

Remembering the Following Children:

Name	Date of Death (Year-Month-Day)
Annie Peters	1935-10-04
Edwin Beaver	1934-03-12
Eliza Starr	1940-04-13
Florence Alook	ca. 1944
George Robert Alook	ca. 1948-11
Gordon Alook	1927-12-22
Jimmy Crow Chief	1894-11-05
Katherine Beaver	1934-10-20
Mabel Pitenkaatsin	1895-05
Nellie Orr	1926-04-03
Ossemeemas	1951-01-01