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Bishop Horden Hall

Moose Island, ON - 1906-1976

Religious Entity: Anglican

Learn more about this school in the NCTR Archives.

Children from Bishop Horden Hall school outside at table

Group of children from Bishop Horden Hall

Group of children outside in snow at Bishop Horden Hall school

Remembering the Following Children:

Name	Date of Death (Year-Month-Day)
Alfred Etot	ca. 1917
Alfred Loutitt	1919-06-29
Alice Blueboy	1941-10-17
Alice Gunder	1909-12-02
Alice Hughey	Not known
Alice Wapachee	1942-06-12
Allan Kapasheshesit	1939-06-25
Allan Sutherland	Not known
Angus Alfred Sutherland	1942-08-08
Angus Wynne	Not known
Annie Mark	1943-05-08
Arthur Sutherland	1919-06-29
Bella Sailor	Not known
Charles Carpenter	1921-10-13
Charles Stevens	1909-03-13
Christiana Shanoush	1943-01-10
Clara Wesley	Not known
Clifford Blackned	1951-02-16
Clymie Elizabeth Koosees	1947-11-02
Dorothy Faries	1943-12-23
Edward Hardesty	Not known
Elizabeth Margaret Johnstone	1971-04-17
Ellen Ice	1917-02-22
Emily Ruben	1942-05-09
Emily Tapas	ca. 1909
Florence Cheechoo	1946-12-24
Frances Trapper	1953-05-27
George Fletcher	Not known
George Moses	1940-04-12
George Nepanee	Not known
Harry Stockin	1940-05-31
Harry Wesley	1919-06-29
Henry Nepeneskum	1926-12-09
Hilda Jeffreys	1930-02-17
Jack Linklater	1917
James Sutherland	1919-06-29
Jane Etook	ca. 1917
Jane Hardesty	ca. 1909
Jane Wynne	Not known
John Frederick Sutherland	1945-01-08
John Lazarus	1941-05-08
John Saganash	1954-12-06
John Sailors	1919-06-29
Joseph Kooses	Not known
Lizzie Neepineskum	ca. 1920-01-01 - 1921-12-31
Marion Wesley	1942-07-23
Mary Ann Sheshekwin	1909-03-20
Mary Napeneskum	1924-05-08
Mary Shekabao	ca. 1941-01-01
Norman Mark	1933-04-08 or 1933-04-15
Norman Sutherland	Not known
Obadiah Tapas	Not known
Patrick Sailors	1933-03-19
Robert Sutherland	1948-03-26
Sinclair Nepaneshkum	1919-06-29
Sophia Quachigan	Not known
Thomas Loutitt	1919-06-29