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St. Joseph’s Residential School (Fort Resolution)

Fort Resolution, NT - 1903-1957

Religious Entity: Catholic

Learn more about this school in the NCTR Archives.

Remembering the Following Children:

Name	Date of Death (Year-Month-Day)
Alex Edjeregon	ca. 1915
Alexis	1931-06-28
Alice Abel	1945-01-13
Alice Erasmus	1915-03-13
Alma Beaulieu	1944-08-11
André Esakke	1920-04-28
Archie Boland	1930-03-31
Baptistine Laferty	1916-07-12
Beatrice Laferty	1927-06-29
Céline Crapaud	1914-09-30
Céline Kfwitli	1939-08-21
Charles Shageze	1918-05-08
Denise Boucher	1943-08-15
Dora Jane Houle	1922-02-26
Elise Abel	1932-02-04
Elise Drygeese	1925-05-15
Elizabeth Baiser	1930-02-07
Elizabeth Drygeese	1925-05-15
Elizabeth Etlenzo	1930-03-19
Elizabeth Etsembo	1937-12-24
Elizabeth Watters	1920-05-20
Ernestine Boghin	1935-11-27
Florence (Fort Resolution)	1923-05-24
Florence Camsell	1905-04-19
Francoise Louine	1923-04-30
Fred Louine	1952-03-26
Gabriel Beze	1952-02-19
Henriette Basil	1946-09
Jacqueline Burke	1937-03-21
Jane (Fort Resolution)	1920-07-03
Jean K-Ea	ca. 1916-10-01
Jerome Martin	1917-12-01
Jerome Tsootzani	1920-07-04
Joe Wet’cade	1926-05-04
Joseph Thellattene	ca. 1915
Libia (Fort Resolution)	1916-10-30
Lisa Enaxch	1931-11-25
Liza Etlonzo	1932-05-31
Madeleine Burke	1935-04-30
Madeleine Pic-Tcho	1921-01-09
Margaret Edjeregon	ca. 1915
Marguerite Collins	1947-10-10
Maria Trachi	1917-04-25
Marie Celestine Tourangeau	1916-09-27
Marie Madeleine Beaulieu	1950-04-14
Marie Madeleine Fiza	1917-01-14
Marie Madeleine Laferty	1922-01-17
Marie Rose	1921-04-13
Marie-Adele Adziu	1926-05-24
Martin Johnny	1918-02-25
Pauline Beaulieu	1930-12-15
Pierre Trachi	ca. 1917
Ruth Kennedy	1948-04-03
Saint Cyr [Djerny]	1920-05-20
Samuel Smallgeese	1950-12-10
Sophie Kea	1934-01-04
Sophie Ty’erja	1926-01-28
Therese Marlo	1951-02-18
Thomas Nyalti	1942-06-27
Thomas Simon	ca. 1914
Tibia (Fort Resolution)	1917-08-17
Victor Murray	1913-10-26
Vital Sonfrere	1920-05-07
William Noye	1921-05-07
William Tchéa	1917-03-31
Yate’Ie Monique	1921-07-25
Yvette Walters	1924-06-17