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Norway House Residential School

Norway House, MB - 1899-1967

Religious Entity: Methodist United Church

Learn more about this school in the NCTR Archives.

Group of students posed for photo outside Norway House school

group of students in kitchen at Norway House school

Remembering the Following Children:

Name	Date of Death (Year-Month-Day)
Absolam Monias	1940-04-12
Anna Moody	1905-06-12
Bella Maminawatum	1941-02-15
Caroline Simpson	ca. 1904
Catherine McKay	ca. 1916-10
Eliza Keno	1940-05-05
Elizabeth Sinclair	ca. 1903
Francis Laughen	ca. 1905
Frank Maminiwatum	1903-01-09
Harriet Munro	1940-09-10
Isaiah Apetakun	ca. 1901
Isla Little	1959-03-12
James Muswaggan	1918-04-17
John Alexander Hart	1905-05-07
John Evans	1901-08-01
John Keeper	ca. 1904
Levi Harper	1940-07-15
Madeleine Monias	ca. 1918
Matilda York	1903-11-06
Nancy Moody	1903-03-06
Sophia Hill	1905-06-07
Sophia Keeper	ca. 1916-10
Sophia Queskakpo	1940-08-24