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Cecilia Jeffrey Residential School

Kenora, ON - 1902-1976

Religious Entity: Presbyterian

Learn more about this school in the NCTR Archives.

Group of students outside Cecilia Jeffrey school

Students from Cecilia Jeffrey getting a visit from Santa Claus

Children from Cecilia Jeffrey school outside building a snowman

Remembering the Following Children:

Name	Date of Death (Year-Month-Day)
Albert Keeshack	1913-08-22
Albert Lindsay	1926-11-24
Alvin Oshie	1938-04-20
Anne Wagamese	1947-07-02
Barbara Kesick	1947-09-16
Bessie Tahtapaypetung	ca. 1927-04
Cameron Fraser Maiskogesik	1908-05-06
Cecelia Cameron	1947-01-30
Chanie Wenjack	1966-10-22
Clara Ogemah	1929-01-20
Desmond Greene	1940-10-05
Eliza Oshie	1949-03-11
Elizabeth Land	1913-02-17
Elsie Ogemah	ca. 1921-01-01
Eva Wapey	1926-07-08
Frank Wapiok	1929-08-09
Frederick Kesik	1907-12-17
George Roberts	1948-07-03
Harry Gilbert	1930-05-21
Harry Kah-Ke-Kay-Penesic	ca. 1920-10
Harvey Pinesse	1907-12-24
Hazel Kabestra	1922-11-23
Helen Martin	1941-01-19
Henry Ochaneemwawetouk	1912-03-19
Jack Cheena	1940-03-25
Jack Kelly	1925-07-16
John Sha-wun-neb-qua-petung	ca. 1925
Johnny Peters	1941-04-27
Joseph Carpenter	1922-07-11
Kathleen Kabestra	1925-03-21
Kenneth Maiskokesic	ca. 1920
Lawrence Machim	1930-04-04
Lorne Ogemah	1907-12-22
Louis Cameron	1941-12-18
Margaret Kesick	1912-12-02
Margaret Martin	1927-01-06
Mary Ann Land	1939-12-28
Mary Anne Naitianepinisse	1909-11-29
Mary Louise Oshie	1947-01-11
Mary Major	1946-07-10
Maud Shaka-Neb-Qua-Petung	1920-08-20
Richard Allan Mandamin	1953-12-28
Rosie Tuesday	1941-01-19
Ross Redsky	1924-10-14
Ruth Redsky	1941-12-27
Stephen Cameron	1947-01-25
Stewart Pashe-Clup-Anesse	1925-04-03
Velma Kabestra	1922-06-21
Walter Wahtawekappo	1926-02-19
William Crow	1952-11-14