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Fort George Residential School (Roman Catholic)

Fort George, QC - 1937-1981

Religious Entity: Catholic

Learn more about this school in the NCTR Archives.

Students washing hands at Fort George Roman Catholic school

Students in desks at Fort George Roman Catholic school

Two people fixing machine at Fort George Roman Catholic school

Remembering the Following Children:

Name	Date of Death (Year-Month-Day)
Andrew Moses	1942-07-26
Caroline Visitor	1942-07-09
Catheleen Rupert	1943-06-19
Charlotte Sandy	1947-07-11
Dorothy Morrison	1942-06-23
Elisabeth Comshish	1942-06-26
Enoch Sealhunter	1939-09-06
Helen Morrison	1939-06-23
Henriette Myopa	1947-07-09
Joseph Georgeskish	1939-07-26
Josephine Atrington	1939-12-18
Josephine Moses	1942-06-05
Kathleen Edna Louttit	1938-12-30
Lily Rednose	1939-01-15
Marie-Therese Visitor	1942-05-24
Mary Swallow	1939-12-31
Mina Nero	ca. 1944
Minnie Natwapinashkam	1937-02-20
Sara Mataam	1942-06-26
Stewart Spencer	1937-05-31
Thomas Picato Moses	1948-09-20