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St. Michael’s Residential School (Alert Bay)

Alert Bay, BC - 1894-1974

Religious Entity: Anglican

Learn more about this school in the NCTR Archives.

Group photo of students from St. Michaels Alert Bay school

Three students from St. Michaels Alert Bay school

Group of students from St. Michaels Alert Bay school

Remembering the Following Children:

Name	Date of Death (Year-Month-Day)
Alfred McKay	1932-04-18
Andrea Helen Alfred	1965-06-04
Anna Baldhead	Not known
Annie Scow	1926-01-09
Barbara Abraham	1932-05-02
Doris Marjorie Starr	1947-07-20
Douglas Benson	1918-10-31
Eva George	1944-08-20
George L. Humchitt	1944-08-30
Louis Niel	1899-02-17
May Nysok	1932-04-05
Molly Irene Moon	1961-08-23
Reggie Allan	1948-05-20
Samson Edgar	1939-05-01 - 1939-09-30
Samson Harris	1923-01-07
Sophia Edgar	1939-04-26
Thomas Mason	1925-09-19
Walter Rush	ca. 1907 - 1908-01