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Regina Residential School

Regina, SK - 1891-1910

Religious Entity: Presbyterian Church

Learn more about this school in the NCTR Archives.

Remembering the Following Children:

Name	Date of Death (Year-Month-Day)
Albert Maples	1897-04-03
Alfred Ermine	ca. 1905-12-01
Alfred Himan	1905-12-00
Arthur Johnstone	ca. 1904-01-01
Basil Contois	ca. 1906
Becky Whitecap	Not known
Bertie McLeod	1896
Donald Flett	1897-07-27
Edward Wapanoose	1904-04-21
Elizabeth Ellice	1903-00-00
Ellen Dreaver	ca. 1903
Francis Matoney	1899-11-00
Jimmy Crow	1892
John Kasto	1904-00-00
Lizzie Unknown	1900-01
Louisa Chicken	1905-05-00
Lucy Pa Ka Ko We We	1899-08-05
Maggie Torango	1896-02-20
Mary Wahpahoo	1904-11-00
Sam Buffalo	Not known
Sarah Gray	1896-01-01
Thomas Three Bulls	1896-08-17
Thomas Wapahoo	1905
Victoria Brandon	1902-03-26