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Fort George Residential School (Anglican)

Fort George, QC - 1933-1975

Religious Entity: Anglican

Learn more about this school in the NCTR Archives.

Group of people outside aFort George Church of England school

Four students walking outside at Fort George Church of England school

Group of students outside lined up at Fort George Church of England school

Remembering the Following Children:

Name	Date of Death (Year-Month-Day)
Agnes Edna Rednose	1940-11-05
Allen Napo or Mayopo	1938-12-25
Anne Lameboy	1943-03-23
Beatrice Moses	1940-02-08
Bertie Kitty	1946-01-23
Carl Wymes Linkeleter	1940-08-26
Clifford John Bearskin	1940-02-29
Daniel Bertie Fireman	1940-07-31
Daniel Napash	1940-08-23
David Harry Snowboy	1941-05-26
David Walter Utchenayea	1940-06-02
Eliza Sealhunter	1939-05-14
Ellen Bobbish	1951-02-07
George Kitchen	Not known
Harriet Jessie Sealhunter	1942-06-26
Harriet Mistacheshuk	1942-05-31
Jimmy Pashagameshkum	1965-03-08
John Kunawteewat	ca. 1941
Joshua Ckeeskomash	1941-04-02
Juliet Chekachie	1940-04-04
Maggie Sashawaskum	1945-05-03
Mary Kumapawesit	1941-08-18
Rebekah Agnes Sealhunter	1942-06-27
Samson Nine Oclock	1940-06-19
Samuel Sealhunter	1940-08-15
Sinclair Pestawayan	1940-07-02
Stephane Fiseman	1941-06-06
Sydney Checkochee	1940-03-19