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Alberni Residential School

Port Alberni, BC - 1900-1973

Religious Entity: Presbyterian United Church

Learn more about this school in the NCTR Archives.

Group of students from Alberni School

Group of four students from Alberni School

Group of students from Alberni School

Remembering the Following Children:

Name	Date of Death (Year-Month-Day)
Annie Jack	1903-11-12
Bertha Fred	1937-02-14
Burt Humchitt	Not known
Cyril Mussell	1946-10-04
Dalton Silver	1941-06-13
David Thomas	1972-11-11
David Thompson	1905-05-23
Dorothy Ross	1925-12-03
Edna Mack	1925-05-29
Ivan Wilson	1973-11-10
Jack Williams	1905-11-19
Jackson Daniel Peter	1962-11-18
Jimmie Jackson	1929-11-23
John Racalmo	ca. 1918-11
Katie Taylor	1908-12-12
Katy Ross	1936-04-20
Lily Pearl Smith	1945-12-03
Maggie Barney	1924-05-09
Maisie Shaw	1946-12-26
Mary Bob	1937-02-14
Mary Elaine George	1964-10-05
Mary Taylor	1908-10-01
Matilda Ross	1926-09-27
Maud Jackson	1908-11
May Ross	1928-12-09
Minnie Ross	1929-05-13
Mitchell Joseph	1969-05-26
Nellie Klutesi	ca. 1912-05-23
Norman Bob	1942-04-07
Pauline Sam	1932-08-17
Rowena Mack	1941-08-11
Shirley Leslie Williams	1963-05-17
Taylor Santo	1906-08-13
Theodore Mckay	1941-05-22
Unknown Blackie	ca. 1946
Vincent Paul	Not known
Violet McKay	1937-02-14
Virginia Moses	1946-03-16
William Mitchell	1920-05-30
Yinnito Taylor	1899-07