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Sturgeon Landing Residential School

Sturgeon Landing, SK - 1926-1952

Religious Entity: Catholic

Learn more about this school in the NCTR Archives.

Group of students posed for picture outside of Sturgeon Landing school

Group of people outside from Sturgeon Landing school

Group of people outside Sturgeon Landing school

Remembering the Following Children:

Name	Date of Death (Year-Month-Day)
Abraham Bighetty	1931-12-09
Bibiane Bighetty	1936-12-30
Elie Caribou	1943-04-24
Elie Hunter	1934-04-21
Elizabeth Rat	1939-10-19
Emelie Michell	ca. 1943-07-01 - 1943-08-31
Emile Morin	1945-09
Flora Jane Michell	1947-07-08
Flora Jane Tawapisim	1934-10-18 - 1934-10-20
Françoise Peterson	1937-04-10
Gabriel Colomb	ca. 1927-11
Genevieve Ninine	1944-04-15
Helen Bear	ca. 1945
Jacob Curicteur	1929-12-12
Jean-Baptiste Bird	1932-07-04
Jean-Marie Gazayoue	1928-01-10
Jimmie Benaouni	1941-07-20
Jimmy Adam	1949-09-21
Joseph Michell	1943-01
Josephte Head	1937-07-18
Josiah Constant	1936-11-15
Julien Bighetty	ca. 1937-07-01
Leo Saulteux	1947-09-21
Madeleine Benaouni	1928-03-09
Madeleine Head	ca. 1937-01-01
Madeleine Michell	ca. 1942-09-01
Marguerite Linklater	1941-03-12
Marguerite Moose	1944-12-15
Marie Bear	1946-08-22
Marie Bighetty	1927-12-12
Martial Siwap	1940-09-21
Mary Ann Job	ca. 1951
Mary-Jane Tawapisim	1927-12-17
Nelson Peter Spence	1944-05-07
Noemie Michell	1928-07-12
Philip Canada	1934-03-28
Pierre Daniel	1928-03-19
Pierre Okimaw	ca. 1942-07-01
Rosalie Sywap	1929-04-12
Rosie Michell	1927-12-23
Suzette Merasty	1947-06-14
Ubald Nicolas	ca. 1944
Veronique Benaouni	1928-01-17
Veronique Sywap	1929-03-25
William Merasty	1935-12-23