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Shubenacadie Residential School

Shubenacadie, NS - 1929-1967

Religious Entity: Catholic

Learn more about this school in the NCTR Archives.

Group of students sitting in desks and on floor at Shubenacadie School

Group of students posed for photo in Shubenacadie school

group of people making pottery at Shubenacadie school

Remembering the Following Children:

Name	Date of Death (Year-Month-Day)
Ada McDonald	1933-09-15
Albert Pictou	1947-12-26
Bryant Simon	1965-03-01
Catherine Mitchell	1933-11-11
Christina Pennell	1931-10-11
Clara Silliboy	1942-10-20
Colin Bernard	1943-10-19
Doris Acquin	1943-08-12
Gladys Labrador	1942-02-15
Irene Mitchell	1940-04-19
James Paul	1938-11-13
Jean Smith	1941-05-25
John Andrew Marshall	1948-04-08
Josephine Smith	1933-03-15
Joyce Delores Mcdonald	1938-10-26
Louise Paul	1936-06-25
Mary Agnes Ward	1947-01-01
Mary Gehue	1931-04-22
Mary Ginnish	1943-08-12
Mary Madeleine Bernard	1934-06-06
Mary Toney	1943-12-05
Maurice Young	1948-06-11
Nancy Lampquin	1940-07-29