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Pine Creek Residential School

Camperville, MB - 1890-1969

Religious Entity: Catholic

Learn more about this school in the NCTR Archives.

Group of students sitting at table from Pine Creek school

Group of students in baseball outfits from Pine Creek school

Group of old photographs from Pine Creek school

Remembering the Following Children:

Name	Date of Death (Year-Month-Day)
Albert Nepinak	1951-04-09
Alexander Cook	1938-07-28
Baptiste Neapew	1929-03-21
Bernadette Catcheway	1940-05-12
Cecilia Catcheway	1946-08-27
Charles Thomas	1950-07-10
Clara Bull	1941-02-07
Clement Jacques	ca. 1915-10
Domistille Nepinak	1933-08-16
Edwin Nepinak	1939-03-19
Florence Nepinak	1943-10
Francis Mancheese	1945-03-19
Frederick Mintuck	1942-12-03
Genaille Alex	ca. 1921-07-02
George Mckay	1940-08-02
Gertie McKay	1942-06-29
Gertie Mekish	ca. 1943-12-19
Graham Razor	1952-04-20
Helen Neapow	ca. 1919
Ida Kakiwash	1942-08-20
James Catcheway	1949-01-11
John Henry Thomas	1939-04-15
John Ottyait	ca. 1903-05
Joseph Moise Nepinak	ca. 1903
Joseph Walter Nepinak	ca. 1951-07
Joseph Wilfred Paul	ca. 1921-10-07
Louis (Pine Creek)	1930-08-15
Louisa Nawakikapo	1932-02-18
Maggie Moore	1935-10-31
Magloire Fagnan	1931-11-14
Marcel Nepinak	1947-07-20
Marcelline Nepinak	1930-04-24
Margaret St. Paul	1940-10-02
Marie Paul	ca. 1936-03-26
Mary Alice Flatfoot	ca. 1948-06-04
Mary Ann Bull	1945-08-24
Mary Eliz Napakisit	1935-05-08
Myrtle Jane Ironstand	1951-11-13
Pierre McKay	1932-02-02
Raymond B Catcheway	1951-10-06
Raymond Eagle	1944-05-24
Richard Cook	1938-09-11
Sarah Jane Catcheway	1948-04-02
Sarah Jane Eagle	1943-09-13
Sophie Moore	1934-12-25
Theodore Cook	1935-12-02
Theresa Thomas	1942-05-24
Thomas Nepinak	1944-01-11
Tom Audy	1943-06-06
Virginia McKay	1936-04-14