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Cariboo Residential School

Williams Lake, BC - 1891-1981

Religious Entity: Catholic

Learn more about this school in the NCTR Archives.

Group of students standing outside from Cariboo Williams Lake School

Group of students eating a tables from Cariboo Williams Lake School

Group of students in dorm at Cariboo Williams Lake School

Remembering the Following Children:

Name	Date of Death (Year-Month-Day)
Adam Stieman	1947-01-17
Agnes Unknown	ca. 1915-10
Alex Bob	1945-05-18
Alex Boyd	1931-06-12
Anthony Harry	1962-05-11
Augustine Allen	1920-08
Bernard Rocky	1927-01-02
Bertha Daniels	1957-12-21
Celena Alexis	1977-03-02
Duncan Sticks	1902-02-08
Gordon Lulua	1969-07-04
Irene Johnny	1946-01-01
Jackie Paul	1946-01-01 - 1946-03-31
Jimmy Murphy	1948-02-13 - 1948-12-31
Joan Eugene	1942-10-01
Kenneth C. Narcisse	1960-10-14
Louis P. Johnson	1942-05
Lucille Paul	1967-09-04
Marvin Jeff	ca. 1958
Mary Jane Ammet	ca. 1943
Mary Jane Archie	1924-08-13
Patrick Chah	1939-01-20
Patrick Moffat Stanislaus	1927-01-11
Pauline Quilt	1970-09-07
Raymond Jeff	1967-11-26
Stanley Setah	1971-08
Theophil Amett	1943-04-02
Walter Isnardy	1975-12-07