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Crowstand Residential School

Kamsack, SK - 1889-1915

Religious Entity: Presbyterian Church

Learn more about this school in the NCTR Archives.

Remembering the Following Children:

Name	Date of Death (Year-Month-Day)
Alice Fiddler	1905-03-15
Amelia Stevenson	1905-03-10
Baker Baldhead	ca. 1896
Barbara Razor	ca. 1903-08
Duncan Loranzo	1892-03-14
Ellen Cote	ca. 1893-10
Gilbert French	1905-03-15
Harriet J. Cote	ca. 1893-03
Harriet Kakewayes	1905-09
Henry Gordon	1893-12-31
Henry Severight	1894-04-20
Isaac McLean	1905-03-05
Jacob Severight	ca. 1893-01
James Wolfe	1905-03-14
Janet Kakewayes	1907-09
Joseph Kakewayes	1905-03-14
Katie Cote	ca. 1897
Letitia Eagle Quill	1898-10-13
Lizzie Singoosh Cote	ca. 1891-06
Louis Countois	1894-04-05
Maggie Caldwell	ca. 1896-01
Maggie Ironquill	1894-04
Maggie Severight	ca. 1892
Maria Toranzo	1906-03
Mary Ann French	ca. 1896-08
Mary Fraser	1892-11
Nequasis Baldhead	1905-03-13
Norman Fiddler	1905-03-16
Peter Kitchemonia	ca. 1903-12
Roderick Severight	1896-04
Sarah Cote	Not known
Thomas Cote	1894-04-26
Willie McVicar	ca. 1895-08
Willie Shingoose	1904-02