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St. Mary’s Residential School (Kenora)

Kenora, ON - 1897-1972

Religious Entity: Catholic

Learn more about this school in the NCTR Archives.

Remembering the Following Children:

Name	Date of Death (Year-Month-Day)
Albert Joseph-Henry	1939-09-03
Ambrose Skead	1946-06-29
Amos Blackhawk	ca. 1943
Anastasia Williams	1934-03-30
Annie Adams	Not known
Antoinette Tap-Pee	ca. 1910-11-15
Bernadette Naitamepinesse	ca. 1915-10-14
Bernadette Strong	Not known
Bob Paul	1945-02-10
Cathline Thomas	ca. 1914-04-06
Charlie Mechagbo	1945-03-07
Daniel White	1912-11-08
Elise Indian	ca. 1907-09-01
Elizabeth Thomas	Not known
Fred Chabouas	1905-03-14
Irene Kujipakikip	1919-09-00
Jim Flim	ca. 1911-05-22
John Jack	1899-10-24
Joseph Amoshekay	1904-01-15
Joseph Netawegabo	Not known
Joseph Thomas	ca. 1914-11-16
Josephine Seymour	1900-04-01
Josephine Shebakwan	1946-10-09
Joyce Bluebird	Not known
Louis Strong	ca. 1914-07-27
Mabel Skeid	1904-01-31
Margaret Peetawekijick	ca. 1946-06-01
Marie Thérèse Bob	1901-10-13
Martha G. Sukedjeweskang	Not known
Mary Jane Kaybaykoarin	1902-12-02
Mary Strong	ca. 1915-10-14
Mary Wawanapetung	1903-04-15
Mathilda Kah Bah Geh Ge Go Innis	1906-06-25
Michael Charley Macheegabow	1938-06-27
Nancy Keewatin	Not known
Norman Robinson	ca. 1919-03-19
Peter Kapkagesik	ca. 1914-05-14
Philip Swain	Not known
Robert Thompson	ca. 1919-03-19
Roderick Keesick	1941-06-26
Rosaline Bird	1937-08-08
Sarah Jack	ca. 1903-03-01
Theresa Mekatewakanah	1904-09-06
Thomas Wawanapetungs	1946-10-02
Victoria Kelly	Not known
William Kennedy	ca. 1911-09-08