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Musée Héritage Museum Archives Edmond Pratt, OMI fonds finding aid
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Edmond Pratt, OMI fonds
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Title: Edmond Pratt, OMI fonds Dates: [ca. 1918 - ca. 1940] Physical Description: 8 cm of graphic material (208 b&w photographs : nitrate cellulose negatives) Biographical History: Joseph Edmond Pratt was born in St. Vincent de Paul, Quebec in 1890. He studied in Ottawa at Sacré-Coeur Juniorat and continued his studies at St. Joseph’s, Edmonton in 1917. In May 1918 at St. Joachim in Edmonton, Edmond Pratt was ordained a Roman Catholic priest for the order of the Oblates of Mary Immaculate. Father Pratt taught at the St. Jean Juniorat in Edmonton, AB (1918-1919), then served as a missionary in Fort Resolution, NWT (1919-1920) and was a teacher again at St. Jean Juniorat (1920-1922). He worked as a missionary in North Battleford, SK (1922), Saddle Lake, AB (1922-1929), Onion Lake, SK (1929-1930) and Le Goff, Cold Lake, AB (1930-1934). Father Pratt was principal of Onion Lake’s residential school, St.Anthony’s, (1934-1938) and Hobbema’s residential school (1938-1939). He was treasurer of the Blue Quills residential school in St. Paul, AB (1939-1941) and returned to North Battleford (1941-1942). From 1942-1970 he was priest at Rivière-qui-Barre also known as St. Alexander Mission. During this time he also was the chaplain of the jail in Fort Saskatchewan. Father Pratt died in 1970 and is buried at the oblate cemetery in St. Albert, AB. Scope and Content: The fonds consists of photographic negatives corresponding with Father Pratt’s schooling and work for the period 1918 to about 1940. The identified locations of the photographs include Edmonton, AB, Saddle Lake, AB, Cold Lake, AB, Onion Lake, SK, Frog Lake, AB, North Battleford, SK, and Fort Resolution, NWT. Some of the photographs have not been identified. The files are arranged according to the location in which Father Pratt worked. The photographs capture aboriginal and non-aboriginal families, children at residential schools, and events in the communities. The photographs also pertain to events of priests and brothers such as visits and seminary life as well as photographs of the missions. Title Source: Title is based on the content of the fonds. Physical Description Note: Negatives sized 10.7x6.3 cm, 14x 8.5cm and 8x10.4 cm. Arrangement: The photographs have been arranged according to the location in which the photographs were taken and photographs that have not been identified are arranged in one file. The files have been arranged chronologically. The order used by the creator is unknown. Other Formats: Some prints of the photographs are available in the Oblate collection and the Anglican collection at the Provincial Archives of Alberta.
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Restrictions: None Finding Aids: File and item lists available. Associated Material: Other records by Father Edmond Pratt are kept at the Missionary Oblates, Grandin Archives (Provincial Archives of Alberta). Accruals: No further accruals are expected.
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File 1 Title: Seminary Dates: [ca. 1918 - 1922] Physical Extent: 15 negatives Admin./Bio History: The 110 street block in Edmonton was known as “Mission Block” as it included the Oblats Maison Provinciale, St. Joachim church, St. Joachim rectory and the Convent of the Faithful Companions of Jesus. “Mission Block” was built for the expanding French community in Edmonton on land that was acquired by the Hudson’s Bay Company in 1886. St. Joseph Seminary was located in Edmonton, Alberta on 9948-110 Street. The seminary first served as a rectory and then was expanded to a provincial house in 1907. In 1917, Bishop Legal converted the building into an Oblate Scholasticate run by the oblates. In 1927, the Archdiocese purchased the seminary. St. Joachim’s church was built in 1899 at 9920-110 Street in Edmonton Alberta. Scope and Content: The file consists of photographs of Father Pratt, seminarians and Father Pratt’s colleagues. The photographs also document events during Pratt’s life at the seminary such as an ordination and picnic. Title Source: Title based on content of the file.
Items Standard #: 1995.049.096
Title: Seminarians at the side of St. Joachim church in Edmonton, Alberta. Dates: [ca. 1918] Physical Description: 1 negative: b&w sized14 x 8.5 cm Names: Laferté, Napoléon (right)
Standard #: 1995.049.101
Title: Seminarians wearing aprons. Dates: [ca. 1918-1922] Physical Description: 1 negative: b&w sized 14x8.5 cm Names: Connoir, Louis ? (centre)
Standard #: 1995.049.103
Title: Seminarians and priests. Dates: [ca. 1918-1922] Physical Description: 1 negative: b&w sized 14x8.5 cm Names: Pratt, Edmond (front row, 2nd to the right); Connoir, Louis ? (back row, 1st on left); Salamon, George (2nd row, 2nd on right); Mérer, M. ? (front row, centre)
Standard #: 1995.049.104
Title: Seminarians and priests. Dates: [ca. 1918-1922] Physical Description: 1 negative: b&w sized 14x8.5 cm
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Names: Pratt, Edmond (front row, 2nd to the right); Connoir, Louis ? (back row, 1st on left); Salamon, George (2nd row, 2nd on right); Mérer, M. ? (front row, centre)
Standard #: 1995.049.107
Title: Bishop Legal at the St. Joseph Seminary, Edmonton, Alberta. Dates: [ca. 1918] Physical Description: 1 negative: b&w sized 14x8.5 cm Names: Pratt, Edmond (front row, 2nd from left); Legal, Emile (front row centre); Grandin, Henri (front row, 2nd from right); Hétu, Pierre (2nd row, 1st on left); Salamon, George (4th row, 3rd from right); Connoir, Louis ? (2nd last row, 1st on left); Mérer, M. ? (front row, 1st on left)
Standard #: 1995.049.108 Title: Bishop Legal at the St. Joseph Seminary, Edmonton, Alberta. Dates: [ca. 1918] Physical Description: 1 negative: b&w sized 14x8.5 cm Names: Pratt, Edmond (front row, 2nd from left); Legal, Emile (front row centre); Grandin, Henri (front row, 2nd from right); Hétu, Pierre (second row, 1st on left); Salamon, George (4th row, 3rd from right); Connoir, Louis ? (2nd last row, 1st on left); Mérer, M. ? (front row, 1st on left)
Standard #: 1995.049.113 Title: Bishop Legal at the St. Joseph Seminary, Edmonton, Alberta. Dates: [ca. 1918] Physical Description: 1 negative: b&w sized 14x8.5 cm Names: Pratt, Edmond (front row, 2nd from left); Legal, Emile (front row, 3rd from left); Grandin, Henri (front row, 4th from left); Hétu, Pierre (second row, 1st on left); Connoir, Louis ? (2nd row, 4th from right); Mérer, M. ? (front row, 1st on left)
Standard #: 1995.049.114 Title: Bishop Legal at the St. Joseph Seminary, Edmonton, Alberta. Dates: [ca. 1918] Physical Description: 1 negative: b&w sized 14x8.5 cm Names: Pratt, Edmond (front row, 2nd from left); Legal, Emile (front row, 3rd from left); Grandin, Henri (front row, 4th from left); Hétu, Pierre (second row, 1st on left); Connoir, Louis ? (2nd row, 4th from right); Mérer, M. ? (front row, 1st on left)
Standard #: 1995.049.116 Title: Priests and seminarians. Dates: [ca. 1918-1922] Physical Description: 1 negative: b&w sized 14x8.5 cm Names: Mérer, M. ? (2nd on right)
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Standard #: 1995.049.121 Title: Seminarians having tea. Dates: 1918 Physical Description: 1 negative: b&w sized 14x8.5 cm
Description: The priests are outdoors at an unknown location. Names: Pratt, Edmond (2nd from right)
Signatures and Inscriptions: The inscription at the side of the image is illegible. “Un souper…1918.” Language: French
Standard #: 1995.049.122 Title: Seminarians. Dates: [ca. 1918] Physical Description: 1 negative: b&w sized 14x8.5 cm Description: One seminarian is possibly dressed like a nun (?), another is giving “bunny ears” and two other seminarians are making a hand gesture to one of their colleagues. Names: Connoir, Louis ? (last row, 2nd from left); Pratt, Edmond (front row, 1st from right) Signatures and Inscriptions: The edge of the negative has somewhat illegible writing which begins, “le fameux…” Language: French
Standard #: 1995.049.123 Title: Seminarians swimming at “Jacob’s well.”
Dates: 1918 Physical Description: 1 negative: b&w sized 14x8.5 cm Names: Pratt, Edmond (front, centre); Salamon, George (front, left)
Signatures and Inscriptions: The edge of the negative reads, “Jacob’s Well, 1918.” Language: English
Standard #: 1995.049.125
Title: Seminarians. Dates: [ca.1918] Physical Description: 1 negative: b&w sized 14x8.5 cm Description: Seminarians are at unknown location outside. Signatures and Inscriptions: Side of the negative reads, “to school,” and has a drawn hand pointing. Language: English
Standard #: 1995.049.131
Title: Ordination inside St. Joachim church, Edmonton, Alberta. Dates: [ca. 1918] Physical Description: 1 negative: b&w sized 14x8.5 cm
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Standard #: 1995.049.132 Title: Ordination inside St. Joachim church, Edmonton, Alberta. Dates: [ca. 1918] Physical Description: 1 negative: b&w sized 14x8.5 cm
Standard #: 1995.049.198
Title: Seminarians washing dishes. Dates: 1918 Physical Description: 1 negative: b&w sized 14x8.5 cm Names: Naessins, Albert (centre), Connoir, Louis ? (front, right) Signatures and Inscriptions: The inscription is illegible and reads, “Souper…1918.”
File 2 Title: Fort Resolution, North West Territories Dates: [ca. 1919-1920] Physical Extent: 5 negatives Admin. / Bio. History: In 1852, Father Faraud arrived at Fort Resolution and built a mission house on Moose Deer Island. The mission was moved to the mainland site of Fort Resolution in 1890 and named St. Joseph’s mission. In April 1903, three grey nuns left Montreal to work at Fort Resolution. The nuns opened the school and orphanage in September 1903; however, another account states that a residential school was opened in 1867. The school was one of the largest mission schools in the North West Territories and was attended by children from the areas of Great Slave Lake and the Mackenzie River. Scope and Content: File consists of photographs from the Fort Resolution missions including children outside of the school and one photo of the bishop’s residence as well as priests who worked at the mission. Title Source: Based on content of the file.
Items Standard #: 1995.049.031 Title: Mission school at Fort Resolution, North West Territories. Dates: [ca. 1919-1920] Physical Description: 1 negative: b&w sized 10.7x6.3 cm
Description: Aboriginal boys are in front of the Fort Resolution residential school. The boys, who are holding guns, stand around a statue of Jesus of the Sacred Heart.
Standard #: 1995.049.032 Title: Mission school at Fort Resolution, North West Territories. Dates: [ca. 1919-1920] Physical Description: 1 negative; b&w sized 14x8.5 cm
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Description: Aboriginal boys are in front of the Fort Resolution residential school. The boys are holding guns and the statue of Jesus of the Sacred Heart is in the centre.
Standard #: 1995.049.052 Title: Mission school at Fort Resolution, North West Territories.
Dates: [ca. 1919-1920] Physical Description: 1 negative; b&w sized 14x8.5 cm Description: Aboriginal boys and an older man in front of the residential school at Fort Resolution.
Standard #: 1995.049.118
Title: Brother Derrien Kérautret in front of bishop’s residence at Fort Resolution, North West Territories.
Dates: [ca. 1919-1920] Physical Description: 1 negative: b&w sized 10.7 x 6.3 cm Names: Kérautret, Derrien
Standard#: 1995.049.119 Title: Father Pratt and Father Bousso at Fort Resolution, North West Territories. Dates: [ca. 1919-1920] Physical Description: 1 negative: b&w sized 10.7x6.3 cm Names: Pratt, Edmond (right); Bousso, François (left)
File 3 Title: North Battleford, SK Date: [ca. 1922, ca. 1941 – 1942] Physical Extent: 4 negatives Scope and Content: File consists of photographs of North Battleford’s Roman Catholic mission including the Catholic Separate School and rectory. Title Source: Title based on content of file.
Items: Standard#: 1995.049.097
Title: Father Edmond Pratt and North Battleford rectory, Saskatchewan. Dates: [ca. 1922, ca. 1941–1942] Physical Description: 1 negative: b&w sized10.7x6.3 cm
Standard#: 1995.049.166
Title: North Battleford rectory, Saskatchewan. Dates: [ca. 1922, ca. 1941–1942] Physical Description: 1 negative: b&w sized 14x8.5 cm
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Standard#: 1995.049.167 Title: Unknown girl and North Battleford rectory, Saskatchewan. Dates: [ca. 1922, ca. 1941–1942] Physical Description: 1 negative: b&w sized 14x8.5 cm
Standard#: 1995.049.168
Title: North Battleford Catholic Separate School, Saskatchewan. Dates: [ca. 1922, ca. 1941–1942] Physical Description: 1 negative: b&w sized 14x8.5 cm Description: The sign on the school reads, “Catholic Separate School 1916, AD 1912.”
File 4 Title: Saddle Lake, AB Dates: [ca. 1922-1929] Physical Extent: 12 negatives Admin. / Bio. History: Saddle Lake earlier was called “Onihcikiskwapiwin” meaning “mirage on the lake” and this name was shortened to “Aspapiwin” meaning “Saddle.” The site was a gathering place for Cree bands in the spring. In 1876, Little Hunter and Kehkek signed Treaty 6 for Saddle Lake. In 1880, the group divided into three with Little Hunter’s band remaining at Saddle Lake, Blue Quill’s band going to Egg Lake (Whitford) and Bear Ear’s band going to Washatenow. In 1886, Blue Quill’s band moved back to Saddle Lake. Father Mérer founded a Roman Catholic mission, Sacred Heart, at Saddle Lake in 1888. The residential school opened in 1898 and was called Blue Quills but in 1931 the school moved to St. Paul. Scope and Content: File consists of photographs depicting the mission at Saddle Lake. The content of many of the photographs include residential schools but also include a gathering of priests and brothers. Title Source: Based on content of the file.
Items:
Standard#: 1995.049.027 Title: Man in front of Post Office at Saddle Lake, Alberta. Dates: [ca. 1922-1929]
Physical Description: 1 negative: b&w sized 14x8.5 cm
Standard#: 1995.049.039 Title: Girls in school uniforms at Saddle Lake, Alberta. Dates: [ca. 1922-1929] Physical Description: 1 negative: b&w sized 14x8.5 cm
Standard#: 1995.049.043
Title: Boys in front of Saddle Lake school, Alberta. Dates: [ca. 1922-1929]
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Physical Description: 1 negative: b&w sized 14x8.5 cm Standard#: 1995.049.046
Title: Schoolgirls and Sister Aldea Gagnon in front of Post Office at Saddle Lake, Alberta. Dates: [ca. 1922-1929] Physical Description: 1 negative: b&w sized 14x8.5 cm Description: Three girls are in school uniform; two are holding a broom and one holding a cloth. Sister Aldea Gagnon is also in the photo. Names: Gagnon, Aldea
Standard#: 1995.049.059
Title: Two girls and boy at Saddle Lake, Alberta. Dates: [ca. 1922-1929] Physical Description: 1 negative: b&w sized 14x8.5 cm
Standard#: 1995.049.099
Title: Oblates in front of Saddle Lake church, Alberta. Dates: [ca. 1922-1929] Physical Description: 1 negative: b&w sized 14x8.5 cm Description: Priests and brothers possibly at Saddle Lake for the OMI silver jubilee anniversary (1924-1931) of Brother Joseph Lacroix. Names: Pratt, Edmond (front row, 1st on left); Cochin, Louis (front row, 2nd on left); Gabillon, Victorin (front row, centre); Comiré, Walter (front row, 2nd on right); Lacroix, Joseph (back row, 2nd from left)
Standard#: 1995.049.100
Title: Oblates in front of Saddle Lake church, Alberta. Dates: [ca. 1922-1929] Physical Description: 1 negative: b&w sized 14x8.5 cm Description: Priests and brothers possibly at Saddle Lake for the OMI silver jubilee anniversary (1924-1931) of Brother Joseph Lacroix. Names: Pratt, Edmond (front row, 1st on left); Cochin, Louis (front row, 2nd on left); Gabillon, Victorin (front row, centre); Comiré, Walter (front row, 2nd on right); Lacroix, Joseph (back row, 2nd from left)
Standard#: 1995.049.102
Title: Grey nuns, Father J. Angin and school girls at Saddle Lake, Alberta. Dates: [ca. 1922-1929] Physical Description: 1 negative: b&w sized 14x8.5 cm Names: Angin, J.; Letourneau, Gabrielle ? (right, grey nun) Availability of Other Formats: Also available as a print at the Provincial Archives of Alberta, OB8608.
Standard#: 1995.049.105
Title: Anniversary of Brother Joseph Lacroix at Saddle Lake, Alberta.
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Dates: [ca. 1922-1929] Physical Description: 1 negative: b&w sized 14x8.5 cm Description: Priests and brothers possibly at Saddle Lake for the OMI silver jubilee anniversary (1924-1931) of Brother Joseph Lacroix. Names: Pratt, Edmond (front row, 1st on left); Cochin, Louis (front row, 2nd on left); Gabillon, Victorin (front row, centre); Comiré, Walter (front row, 2nd on right); Lacroix, Joseph (back row, 3rd from left)
Standard #: 1995.049.106
Title: Anniversary of Brother Joseph Lacroix at Saddle Lake, Alberta. Dates: [ca. 1922-1929] Physical Description: 1negative: b&w sized 14x8.5 cm Description: Priests and brothers possibly at Saddle Lake for the OMI silver jubilee anniversary (1924-1931) of Brother Joseph Lacroix. Names: Names: Pratt, Edmond (front row, 1st on left); Cochin, Louis (front row, 2nd on left); Gabillon, Victorin (front row, centre); Comiré, Walter (front row, 2nd on right); Lacroix, Joseph (back row, third from left)
Standard#: 1995.049.146 Title: Boys in front of barn at Saddle Lake, Alberta.
Dates: [ca. 1922-1929] Physical Description: 1 negative: b&w sized 14x8.5 cm Description: Priests and brothers possibly at Saddle Lake for the OMI silver jubilee anniversary (1924-1931) of Brother Joseph Lacroix. Names: Pratt, Edmond (front row, 1st on left)
Standard#: 1995.049.205
Title: Chapel opening at Saddle Lake, Alberta. Dates: [ca. 1922-1929] Physical Description: 1 negative: b&w sized 14x8.5 cm Description: A large group of people are in the front of a building at Saddle Lake for the opening of the chapel.
File 5 Title: Onion Lake, SK Dates: [ca. 1928 – ca.1930, ca. 1934 – ca. 1938] Physical Extent: 84 negatives Admin. / Bio. History: Earlier called “Wehahuskooseya Sakayekun” (Stinking Grass Lake), the Onion Lake area was a popular meeting place in the 1700s and 1800s as wild onions grew there which were desired after a winter diet of meat. The area was also a popular meeting place as it was located on the Fort Carlton to Fort Edmonton trail. Onion Lake is under Treaty 6 which was signed by Chief Seekaskootch and Chief Makaoo in 1896. A Roman Catholic presence existed in Onion Lake as early as 1866 with the first
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mass conducted by Father Mérer. Father Marchand, who founded the mission in 1884, wanted to open a day school in 1885; however, a day school was not granted until 1888 when the mission was under Father Vachon. In 1891, the first three sisters to arrive to work at the mission included Sister St. Ignace, Sister St. Stainlas and Sister St. Patrice from the Sisters of the Assumption. With the arrival of the sisters, the first residential school was open in 1891 and was named St. Anthony’s. The first residential school was a 30’ x 18’ frame building which replaced the previous day school. The school was destroyed by fire in 1894 and a three-floor building, 35’ x 45’, was made in its place. The ground floor consisted of a classroom as well as the girls’ workroom and the second storey was used as the dormitory with the girls and boys’ sections divided. The building served as the school until 1927 or 1928 when the building was destroyed by fire. A larger school, at a different site, referred to as ‘Le Chateau’ or ‘the White Castle’ by the nuns was opened in 1928 and closed in 1968. Scope and Content: The file includes photographs of the second and third residential schools at Onion Lake, students and families of the area, as well as priests and events at Onion Lake. Title Source: Based on content of the file.
Items: Standard#: 1995.049.003
Title: Boys tobogganing at Onion Lake, Saskatchewan. Dates: [192- - 193-] Physical Description: 1 negative: b&w sized 14x8.5 cm
Standard#: 1995.049.005
Title: Man in front of 3rd residential school at Onion Lake, Saskatchewan. Dates: [ca. 1928 – 193-] Physical Description: 1 negative: b&w sized 14x8.5 cm
Standard#: 1995.049.006
Title: Women and a girl in front of 3rd residential school at Onion Lake, Saskatchewan. Dates: [ca. 1928 – 193-] Physical Description: 1 negative: b&w sized 14x8.5 cm Description: One woman has been identified as Marie Pahtayken or Christina Harper who was married to John Jimmy. Mrs. Hill was identified as well as Louisa Wolfe (née Heathen), the mother of Ernest Wolfe, was identified. Names: Harper, Christina ? or Pahtayken, Marie ? (back row, left); Hill, Mrs. ? (back row, centre); Wolfe, Louisa Heathen ? (back row, right)
Standard#: 1995.049.007
Title: Man in front of 3rd residential school at Onion Lake, Saskatchewan. Dates: [ca. 1928 – 193-] Physical Description: 1 negative: b&w sized 14x8.5 cm
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Standard#: 1995.049.008 Title: Girls in front of 3rd residential school at Onion Lake, Saskatchewan. Dates: [ca. 1928 – 193-] Physical Description: 1 negative: b&w sized 14x8.5 cm
Standard#: 1995.049.009
Title: Woman and two girls in front of 3rd residential school at Onion Lake, Saskatchewan. Dates: [ca. 1928 – 193-] Physical Description: 1 negative: b&w sized 14x8.5 cm Description: The women have been identified as Maryann Lamemon, Veronica Lamemon and Marie Lamemon. Names: Lamemon, Maryann ? (right); Lamemon, Veronica ? (centre); Lamemon, Marie ? (left)
Standard#: 1995.049.010 Title: People in front of 3rd residential school at Onion Lake, Saskatchewan. Dates: [ca. 1928 – 193-] Physical Description: 1 negative: b&w sized 14x8.5 cm Description: Two males have been identified as Tommy Badger and Roderick Badger. A girl has been identified as Monica Whitstone (née Badger or John) from Kehewin. Names: Badger, Tommy ? (back row, 2nd from left); Badger, Roderick ? (back row, 3rd from left); Whitstone, Monica (holding baby).
Standard#: 1995.049.011
Title: Children, one with violin, in front of 3rd residential school at Onion Lake, Saskatchewan. Dates: [ca. 1928 – 193-] Physical Description: 1 negative: b&w sized 14x8.5 cm Description: The boys have been identified as Roderick Badger and Arsene Cardinal. Names: Badger, Roderick ? (left); Cardinal, Arsene ? (centre)
Standard #: 1995.049.012
Title: People in front of 3rd residential school at Onion Lake, Saskatchewan. Dates: [ca. 1928 – 193-] Physical Description: 1 negative: b&w sized 14x8.5 cm. Description: One girl has been identified as Caroline Opissinow (née Wolfe) whose Cree name was Newasko Esqao. Her father was David Wolfe. Others were also identified including Marel Lamemon, Elizabeth Whitstone (née Jimmy), Mary Rose Whitstone, Elsie Whitstone and J.B. Whitstone.
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Names: (left to right) Lamemon, Marel ?; Whitstone, Elizabeth ?; Whitstone, Mary Rose ?; Whitstone, Elsie ?; Opissinow, Caroline ?; Whitstone, J.B. ?
Standard#: 1995.049.013 Title: Two men in front of 3rd residential school at Onion Lake, Saskatchewan. Dates: [ca. 1928 – 193-] Physical Description: 1 negative: b&w sized 14x8.5 cm. Description: The two men have been identified as Stanley Montana and Solomon Montana. Names: Montana, Stanley ? (left); Montana, Solomon ? (right)
Standard#: 1995.049.014
Title: Two women and three children in front of the 3rd residential school at Onion Lake, Saskatchewan. Dates: [ca. 1928 – 193-] Physical Description: 1 negative: b&w sized 14x8.5 cm Description: One woman has been identified as Onechaneesis (a Cree name meaning “small heifer”). Onechaneesis may be Ed and Gordon Wolfe’s mother. Names: Onechaneesis ? (2nd left)
Standard#: 1995.049.015
Title: Man in front of 3rd residential school at Onion Lake, Saskatchewan. Dates: [ca. 1928 – 193-] Physical Description: 1 negative: b&w sized 14x8.5 cm
Standard#: 1995.049.018
Title: Alex Smith and second wife with 2 children in front of 3rd residential school at Onion Lake, Saskatchewan. Dates: [ca. 1928 – 193-] Physical Description: 1 negative: b&w sized 14x8.5 cm Description: The man has been identified as Alex Smith whose Cree name was Jischamas and the woman as Onechaneesis (a Cree name meaning “small heifer”). Onechaneesis may be Ed and Gordon Wolfe’s mother. The one girl has been identified as Mary Rose Harper whose Cree name was Gadwa. Names: Smith, Alex ? (left); Onechaneesis ? (right); Harper, Mary Rose? (girl on right)
Standard#: 1995.049.019 Title: Children in front of 3rd residential school at Onion Lake, Saskatchewan. Dates: [ca. 1928 – 193-] Physical Description: 1 negative: b&w sized 14x8.5 cm
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Description: The boys have been identified as Roderick Badger and Arsene Cardinal. Names: Badger, Roderick ? (left); Cardinal, Arsene ? (centre)
Standard#: 1995.049.020 Title: Two men in front of 3rd residential school Onion Lake, Saskatchewan. Dates: [ca. 1928 – 193-] Physical Description: 1 negative: b&w sized 14x8.5 cm Description: Men identified as Antoine Littlewolfe and Alphonse Whitstone. Names: Littlewolfe, Antoine (left); Whitstone, Alphonse (right)
Standard#: 1995.049.021
Title: Father Pratt and children in front of 3rd residential school at Onion Lake, Saskatchewan. Dates: [ca. 1928 – 193-] Physical Description: 1 negative: b&w sized 14x8.5 cm Names: Pratt, Edmond (centre); Badger, Roderick ? (2nd from right); Lamemon, Madeline ? (3rd from right)
Standard#: 1995.049.022
Title: Girls in front of 3rd residential school at Onion Lake, Saskatchewan. Dates: [ca. 1928 – 193-] Physical Description: 1 negative: b&w sized 14x8.5 cm Description: The girls have been identified as Julia Paul and Yvonne Harper. Names: Paul, Julia ? (left); Harper, Yvonne ? (right)
Standard#: 1995.049.023
Title: Two boys in front of 3rd residential school Onion Lake, Saskatchewan. Dates: [ca. 1928 – 193-] Physical Description: 1 negative: b&w sized 14x8.5 cm Description: The boys have been identified as Daniel Heathen and Joe Horse, who became the uncle of Violet Horse. Names: Horse, Joe ? (left); Heathen, Daniel ? (right)
Standard#: 1995.049.029
Title: Children and woman at Onion Lake, Saskatchewan. Dates: [192- -193-] Physical Description: 1 negative: b&w sized 14x8.5 cm Description: The seated woman was identified as Mrs. Lewis or Susan Chocan (née Waskewitch). Four of the girls have been identified.
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Names: Lewis, Mrs. ? or Chocan, Susan ? (seated); Lamemon, Veronica ? (3rd from left); Lamemon, Madeline ? (centre); Cardinal, Margaret ? (3rd from right); John, Cecile ? (2nd from right)
Standard#: 1995.049.035
Title: Woman and man in front of church at Onion Lake, Saskatchewan. Dates: [192- -193-] Physical Description: 1 negative: b&w sized 14x8.5 cm Description: The woman was identified as Mrs. Lewis with her son Pierre Lewis. She was also identified as Susan Chocan (née Waskewitch). Names: Lewis, Mrs ? or Chocan, Susan ? (left); Lewis, Pierre ? (right)
Standard#: 1995.049.036
Title: Woman in front of Catholic church at Onion Lake, Saskatchewan. Dates: [192- -193-] Physical Description: 1 negative: b&w sized 14x8.5 cm Description: The woman has been identified as Mrs. Lewis or as Susan Chocan (née Waskewitch). Names: Chocan, Susan (?) or Lewis, Mrs.
Standard#: 1995.049.040
Title: Boys in front of Catholic church at Onion Lake, Saskatchewan. Dates: [192- -193-] Physical Description: 1 negative: b&w sized 14x8.5 cm Description: One boy has been identified as Alfred Waskewitch. Names: Waskewitch, Alfred ? (left)
Standard#: 1995.049.041
Title: Schoolgirls in front of 3rd residential school Onion Lake, Saskatchewan. Dates: [ca. 1928 – 193-] Physical Description: 1 negative: b&w sized 14x8.5 cm Description: Girls have been identified including Isabelle Littlewolfe whose Cree name was Peechow, Madeline Lamemon, Cecile John and Christina Harper (née Heathen). Names: Littlewolfe, Isabelle ? (back row, 2nd from left); Lamemon, Madeline (2nd row, 1st from left); Harper, Christina (2nd row, 2nd from left); John, Cecile (back row, 4th from left)
Standard#: 1995.049.044 Title: Two men standing in front of the old mission at Onion Lake, Saskatchewan. Dates: [192- -193-] Physical Description: 1 negative: b&w sized 14x8.5 cm Description: The men have been identified as Jim Cannepotato and Charlie Chief.
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Names: Cannepotato, Jim ? (left); Chief, Charlie ? (right)
Standard#: 1995.049.045 Title: Girls at Onion Lake, Saskatchewan. Dates: [192- -193-] Physical Description: 1 negative: b&w sized 14x8.5 cm Description: One girl has been identified as Margaret Montana and another as Madeline Lamemon. Names: Montana, Margaret ? (right); Lamemon, Madeline ? (2nd from the left)
Standard#: 1995.049.047
Title: Girls at 3rd residential school Onion Lake, Saskatchewan. Dates: [ca. 1928 – 193-] Physical Description: 1 negative: b&w sized 14x8.5 cm Description: Four girls have been identified as Flora Jacknife, Clara Carter, Margaret Fox and Mary Rose Fox. Names: Jacknife, Flora ? (front row, 1st from left); Carter, Clara ? (front row, 2nd from right); Fox, Margaret ? (back row, 1st from right); Fox, Mary Rose ? (back row, 2nd from right)
Standard#: 1995.049.050
Title: Girls at Onion Lake, Saskatchewan. Dates: [192- -193-] Physical Description: 1 negative: b&w sized 14x8.5 cm Description: One girl was identified as Monica Whitstone (née Badger or John) from Kehewin. Christina Harper and Margaret Montana were also identified. Names: Whitstone, Monica (2nd from right); Harper, Christina Heathen (2nd from left); Montana, Margaret ? (centre tow, 4th from left)
Standard#: 1995.049.051
Title: Girls in front of 2nd residential school at Onion Lake, Saskatchewan. Dates: [192-] Physical Description: 1 negative: b&w sized 14x8.5 cm Description: Four girls have been identified as Monica Whitstone (née Badger or John) from Kehewin, Isabelle Littlewolfe whose Cree name was Peechow, Madeline Lamemon and Margaret Cardinal. Names: Littlewolfe, Isabelle ? (back row, 2nd from left); Whitstone, Monica (back row, 2nd from right); Cardinal, Margaret ? (back row, 4th from right); Lamemon, Madeline ? (1st on right)
Standard#: 1995.049.053
Title: Unknown boy at Onion Lake, Saskatchewan. Dates: [192- - 193-] Physical Description: 1 negative: b&w sized 14x8.5 cm
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Standard#: 1995.049.055
Title: Boys at Onion Lake, Saskatchewan. Dates: [192- - 193-] Physical Description: 1 negative: b&w sized 14x8.5 cm
Standard#: 1995.049.056
Title: Unknown man and woman in front of Catholic church at Onion Lake, Saskatchewan. Dates: [192- -193-] Physical Description: 1 negative: b&w sized 14x8.5 cm
Standard#: 1995.049.057
Title: Girls, one with cat, in front of 2nd residential school at Onion Lake, Saskatchewan. Dates: [192-] Physical Description: 1 negative: b&w sized 14x8.5 cm.
Standard#: 1995.049.058
Title: Girls in front of 2nd residential school at Onion Lake, Saskatchewan. Date: [192-] Physical Description: 1 negative: b&w sized 14x8.5 cm Description: Girls have been identified as Isabelle Littlewolfe whose Cree name was Peechow, Margaret Cardinal and Cecile John. Names: Littlewolfe, Isabelle ? (2nd from the left); John, Cecile ? (right); Cardinal, Margaret ? (seated, centre); Lamemon, Madeline ? (2nd from right)
Standard#: 1995.049.064 Title: Girls at Onion Lake, Saskatchewan.
Dates: [192- - 193-] Physical Description: 1 negative: b&w sized 14x8.5 cm Description: One girl has been identified as Margaret Montana. Names: Montana, Margaret ? (left)
Standard#: 1995.049.068
Title: Girls raking and boy at Onion Lake, Saskatchewan. Dates: [192- - 193-] Physical Description: 1 negative: b&w sized 14x8.5 cm Description: Two of the girls, Cecile John and Margaret Cardinal have been identified. Names: John, Cecile ? (2nd left); Cardinal, Margaret ? (centre)
Standard#: 1995.049.072
Title: Girls at 2nd residential school at Onion Lake, Saskatchewan. Dates: [192-]
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Physical Description: 1 negative: b&w sized 14x8.5 cm Description: One girl was identified as Monica Whitstone (née Badger or John) from Kehewin. Names: Whitstone, Monica (on right)
Standard#: 1995.049.073 Title: Girls on teeter-totter at 2nd residential school at Onion Lake, Saskatchewan. Dates: [192-] Physical Description: 1 negative: b&w sized 14x8.5 cm Description: One girl was identified as Monica Whitstone (née Badger or John) from Kehewin. The other girl has been identified as Isabelle Littlewolfe whose Cree name was Peechow. Names: Whitstone, Monica (right); Littlewolfe, Isabelle ? (left)
Standard#: 1995.049.074 Title: Girls on swing-set at 2nd residential school at Onion Lake, Saskatchewan. Dates: [192-] Physical Description: 1 negative: b&w sized 14x8.5 cm Description: One girl was identified as Monica Whitstone (née Badger or John) from Kehewin. Another girl has been identified as Isabelle Littlewolfe whose Cree name was Peechow. Names: Littlewolfe, Isabelle ? (1st on right); Whitstone, Monica (2nd from right)
Standard#: 1995.049.076
Title: Girls at 2nd residential school at Onion Lake, Saskatchewan. Dates: [192-] Physical Description: 1 negative: b&w sized 14x8.5 cm
Standard#: 1995.049.080
Title: Girls standing near the old mission at Onion Lake, Saskatchewan. Dates: [192- -193-] Physical Description: 1 negative: b&w sized 14x8.5 cm Description: The girls have been identified as Cecile John and Margaret Cardinal. Names: John, Cecile ? (left); Cardinal, Margaret ? (right)
Standard#: 1995.049.082
Title: Two individuals and a horse standing near the old mission at Onion Lake, Saskatchewan. Dates: [192- - 193-] Physical Description: 1 negative: b&w sized 14x8.5 cm Description: The females have been identified as Clara Watchmaker from Kehewin and Cecile John.
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Names: Watchmaker, Clara? (left); John, Cecile ? (right)
Standard#: 1995.049.083 Title: Eli Singer or Antoine Littlewolfe on a horse near the old mission at Onion Lake, Saskatchewan. Dates: [192- -193-] Physical Description: 1 negative: b&w sized 14x8.5 cm. Description: The man has been identified as Eli Singer from Frog Lake or as Antoine Littlewolfe. Names: Singer, Eli ? or Littlewolfe, Antoine ?
Standard#: 1995.049.084 Title: People standing near the old mission at Onion Lake, Saskatchewan. Dates: [192- -193-] Physical Description: 1 negative: b&w sized 14x8.5 cm Description: One man has been identified as David Jimmy. Names: Jimmy, David ? (1st from left)
Standard#: 1995.049.086
Title: Two girls and a boy standing near the old mission at Onion Lake, Saskatchewan. Dates: [192- -193-] Physical Description: 1 negative: b&w sized 14x8.5 cm Description: Roderick Badger and Margaret Cardinal have been identified. Names: Badger, Roderick ? (left); Cardinal, Margaret ? (centre)
Standard#: 1995.049.087
Title: Two boys and man standing near the old mission at Onion Lake, Saskatchewan. Dates: [192- -193-] Physical Description: 1 negative: b&w sized 14x8.5 cm Description: The man has been identified as Mr. Lowrey who was the baker at Onion Lake. A boy has been identified as Roderick Badger. Names: Lowrey, Mr. ? (centre); Badger, Roderick (right)
Standard#: 1995.049.088
Title: Two men standing at the old mission at Onion Lake, Saskatchewan. Dates: [192- -193-] Physical Description: 1 negative: b&w sized 14x8.5 cm
Standard#: 1995.049.089
Title: Students standing near the old mission at Onion Lake, Saskatchewan. Dates: [192- -193-] Physical Description: 1 negative: b&w sized 14x8.5 cm
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Description: Children have been identified including Roderick Badger, Cecile John, Margaret Cardinal and Madeline Lamemon. Names: Badger, Roderick ? (standing, centre); John, Cecile ? (left); Cardinal, Margaret ? (right); Lamemon, Madeline ? (2nd from the left)
Standard#: 1995.049.090
Title: Unknown man standing near the old mission at Onion Lake, Saskatchewan. Dates: [192- -193-] Physical Description: 1 negative: b&w sized 14x8.5 cm
Standard#: 1995.049.091
Title: Man on horse near the old mission at Onion Lake, Saskatchewan. Dates: [192- -193-] Physical Description: 1 negative: b&w sized 14x8.5 cm
Standard#: 1995.049.098 Title: Father Teston and two men at Treaty Days in front of the 3rd
residential school at Onion Lake, Saskatchewan. Dates: [ca. 1928]
Physical Description: 1 negative: b&w sized 14x8.5 cm Description: Mr. Opissinow and his son Joe Opissinow have been identified. Mr. Opissinow is wearing a treaty jacket. Names: Teston, Jules (centre); Opissinow, Mr ? (left); Opissinow, Joe ? (right)
Standard#: 1995.049.112
Title: Chiefs and priests at Onion Lake, Saskatchewan. Dates: [ca. 1928]
Physical Description: 1 negative: b&w sized 14x8.5 cm Description: Aboriginal men, possibly chiefs, and a few non-indigenous men, such as Father Teston, at Onion Lake for an event which may have been Treaty Days. One man has been identified as Mr. Opissinow. Names: Teston, Jules (2nd from right); Opissinow, Mr. ? (front, standing row, 7th from left)
Standard#: 1995.049.117
Title: Children performing a play, possibly at Onion Lake, Saskatchewan. Dates: [192- - 194-] Physical Description: 1 negative: b&w sized 14x8.5 cm Description: The play has been identified as a Christmas play called Ascension. The boy lying on the ground has been identified as Edward Albert Dumont. Names: Dumont, Edward Albert ? (centre)
Standard#: 1995.049.126
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Title: Sisters of Assumption seated inside the Onion Lake church located behind the 3rd residential school, Saskatchewan.
Dates: [ca. 1928 – 193-] Physical Description: 1 negative: b&w sized 14x8.5 cm
Description: The interior of the church is decorated for Christmas and a sign over the altar reads “Venite adoremus dominum.”
Standard#: 1995.049.127
Title: Sisters of Assumption seated inside the Onion lake church located behind the 3rd residential school, Saskatchewan.
Dates: [ca. 1928 – 193-] Physical Description: 1 negative: b&w sized 14x8.5 cm
Description: The interior of the church is decorated for Christmas and a sign over the altar reads “Venite adoremus dominum.”
Standard#: 1995.049.144
Title: Two boys at the back of a horse at Onion Lake, Saskatchewan. Dates: [192- -193-] Physical Description: 1 negative: b&w sized 14x8.5 cm Description: The location has been identified as Joe Roberts’ residence by the pool hall. One boy has been identified as Roderick Badger. Names: Badger, Roderick ? (right)
Standard#: 1995.049.152
Title: View of the 3rd residential school at Onion Lake, Saskatchewan. Dates: [ca. 1928 – 193-] Physical Description: 1 negative: b&w sized 14x8.5 cm
Standard# 1995.049.153a:
Title: Monica Whitstone inside a building at Onion Lake, Saskatchewan. Dates: [192- -193-]
Physical Description: 1 negative: b&w sized 14x8.5 cm Description: The girl was identified as Monica Whitstone (née Badger or John) from Kehewin. Names: Whitstone, Monica Physical Condition: Level 1, haze
Standard# 1995.049.153b:
Title: Monica Whitstone inside building at Onion Lake, Saskatchewan. Dates: [192- -193-]
Physical Description: 1 negative: b&w sized 14x8.5 cm Description: The girl was identified as Monica Whitstone (née Badger or John) from Kehewin. Names: Whitstone, Monica
Standard#: 1995.049.154
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Title: Three girls inside building at Onion Lake, Saskatchewan. Dates: [192- -193-] Physical Description: 1 negative: b&w sized 14x8.5 cm Description: One girl has been identified as Margaret Montana. Names: Montana, Margaret ? (left)
Standard#: 1995.049.163 Title: The 3rd residential school at Onion Lake, Saskatchewan. Dates: [ca. 1928 – 193-] Physical Description: 1 negative: b&w sized 14x8.5 cm
Standard#: 1995.049.164 Title: The 3rd residential school at Onion Lake, Saskatchewan. Dates: [ca. 1928 – 193-] Physical Description: 1 negative: b&w sized 14x8.5 cm
Standard#: 1995.049.165
Title: The 3rd residential school at Onion Lake, Saskatchewan. Dates: [ca. 1928 – 193-] Physical Description: 1 negative: b&w sized 14x8.5 cm
Standard#: 1995.049.169
Title: Onion Lake old mission with church and 2nd residential school. Dates: [192-] Physical Description: 1 negative: b&w sized 14x8.5 cm
Standard#: 1995.049.170 Title: Onion Lake old mission with church and 2nd residential school, Saskatchewan. Dates: [192-] Physical Description: 1 negative: b&w sized 14x8.5 cm
Standard#: 1995.049.171
Title: Onion Lake church and 2nd residential school, Saskatchewan. Dates: [192-] Physical Description: 1 negative: b&w sized 14x8.5 cm
Standard#: 1995.049.172
Title: Hudson’s Bay Company at Onion Lake, Saskatchewan. Dates: [192- -193-] Physical Description: 1 negative: b&w sized 14x8.5 cm
Standard#: 1995.049.173
Title: The barn at the site of the 3rd residential school at Onion Lake, Saskatchewan. Dates: [ca. 1928- -193-]
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Physical Description: 1 negative: b&w sized 14x8.5 cm Standard#: 1995.049.174
Title: Old mission at Onion Lake, Saskatchewan. Dates: [192- - 193-] Physical Description: 1 negative: b&w sized 14x8.5 cm
Standard#: 1995.049.177
Title: Girl inside building at Onion Lake, Saskatchewan. Dates: [192- -193-] Physical Description: 1 negative: b&w sized 14x8.5 cm Description: The girl has been identified as Madeline Lamemon. Names: Lamemon, Madeline ?
Standard#: 1995.049.178
Title: Girl inside building at Onion Lake, Saskatchewan. Dates: [192- -193-] Physical Description: 1 negative: b&w sized 14x8.5 cm
Standard#: 1995.049.179 Title: Man inside building at Onion Lake, Saskatchewan. Dates: [192- -193-] Physical Description: 1 negative: b&w sized 14x8.5 cm
Standard#: 1995.049.180 Title: Boy in front of church at Onion Lake, Saskatchewan. Dates: [192- -193-] Physical Description: 1 negative: b&w sized 14x8.5 cm
Standard#: 1995.049.183:
Title: Monica Whitstone in front of 3rd residential school at Onion Lake, Saskatchewan. Dates: [ca. 1928 – 193-] Physical Description: 1 negative: b&w sized 14x8.5 cm Description: The girl was identified as Monica Whitstone (née Badger or John) from Kehewin. Names: Whitstone, Monica
Standard#: 1995.049.184 Title: Isabelle Littlewolfe and Monica Whitstone at 2nd residential school at Onion Lake, Saskatchewan. Dates: [192-] Physical Description: 1 negative: b&w sized 14x8.5 cm Description: One girl was identified as Monica Whitstone (née Badger or John) from Kehewin. The other girl has been identified as Isabelle Littlewolfe whose Cree name was Peechow.
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Names: Littlewolfe, Isabelle ? (left); Whitstone, Monica (right)
Standard#: 1995.049.186 Title: Women and girls with baby in a papoose at 3rd residential school at Onion Lake, Saskatchewan. Dates: [ca. 1928 – 193-] Physical Description: 1 negative: b&w sized 14x8.5 cm Description: One woman identified as Maryanne Jimmy whose Cree name was Mitsoowin and a girl has been identified as Yvonne Harper. Names: Jimmy, Maryanne? (front row, 1st on right) ; Harper, Yvonne (girl holding baby)
Standard#: 1995.049.187 Title: Boys in front of 3rd residential school at Onion Lake, Saskatchewan. Dates: [ca. 1928 – 193-] Physical Description: 1 negative: b&w sized 14x8.5 cm Description: Boys have been identified as Adolphus Pahtayken and Gus Waskewitch. Names: Pahtayken, Adolphus ? (centre); Waskewitch, Gus ? (left)
Standard#: 1995.049.188
Title: Boy and girl in front of 3rd residential school at Onion Lake, Saskatchewan. Dates: [ca. 1928 – 193-] Physical Description: 1 negative: b&w sized 14x8.5 cm Description: The girl has been identified as Madeline Lamemon. Names: Lamemon, Madeline ? (right)
Standard#: 1995.049.189
Title: Man and girl in front of 3rd residential school at Onion Lake, Saskatchewan. Dates: [ca. 1928 – 193-] Physical Description: 1 negative: b&w sized 14x8.5 cm
Standard#: 1995.049.190
Title: Children and Mr. Lowrey at Onion Lake, Saskatchewan. Dates: [192- -193-] Physical Description: 1 negative: b&w sized 14x8.5 cm Description: The location may be the area where children were bused to school. One man has been identified as Mr. Lowrey who was the baker at Onion Lake. Also, a girl was identified as Margaret Montana. Names: Montana, Margaret ? (standing left); Lowrey, Mr. ? (standing right); Lamemon, Madeline ? (seated, centre)
Standard#: 1995.049.197
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Title: Girls in front of the church and 2nd residential school at Onion Lake, Saskatchewan. Dates: [192-] Physical Description: 1 negative: b&w sized 14x8.5 cm Description: Two girls have been identified including Isabelle Littlewolfe whose Cree name was Peechow and Madeline Lamemon. Names: Littlewolfe, Isabelle ? (far left); Lamemon, Madeline ? (7th girl standing from right)
Standard#: 1995.049.202
Title: Boys at Onion Lake, Saskatchewan. Dates: [192- -193-] Physical Description: 1 negative: b&w sized 14x8.5 cm Description: One boy has been identified as Edward Albert Dumont. Names: Dumont, Edward Albert ? (left)
Standard#: 1995.049.203
Title: Girls doing laundry in the winter at Onion Lake, Saskatchewan. Dates: [192- -193-] Physical Description: 1 negative: b&w sized 14x8.5 cm Description: Girls have been identified as Cecile John and Isabelle Littlewolfe whose Cree name was Peechow. Names: Littlewolfe, Isabelle ? (right); John, Cecile ? (left)
Standard #: 1995.049.206
Title: Onion Lake old mission with church and 2nd residential school, Saskatchewan. Dates: [192-] Physical Description: 1 negative: b&w sized 14x8.5 cm
Standard#: 1995.049.207
Title: Boys tobogganing at Onion Lake, Saskatchewan. Dates: [192- - 193-] Physical Description: 1 negative: b&w sized 14x8.5 cm
File 6 Title: Le Goff, Cold Lake, AB Dates: [ca. 1930–1934] Physical Extent: 22 negatives Admin. / Bio. History: Le Goff is a section of the Cold Lake reserve. The St. Raphael mission began in Le Goff in 1849. In 1915 the church, St. Dominique, was constructed and the church burned down in 1917 with a new one built in 1919. A school was built in Le Goff in 1921 or 1922 and was taught by Charles Hebert ca. 1921-1930.
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Scope and Content: File consists of photographs of families and students outside of the Le Goff school as well as a baby’s funeral. Title Source: Title is based on content of the file. Items: Standard#: 1995.049.025
Title: Two women and child in front of Le Goff, Cold Lake school, Alberta. Dates: [192- - 193-] Physical Description: 1 negative: b&w sized 14x8.5 cm
Standard#: 1995.049.026
Title: Group of men and boys in front of Le Goff, Cold Lake school, Alberta. Dates: [192- - 193-] Physical Description: 1 negative: b&w sized 14x8.5 cm
Standard#: 1995.049.028
Title: Woman and man in front of Le Goff, Cold Lake school, Alberta. Dates: [192- -193-] Physical Description: 1 negative: b&w sized 14x8.5 cm
Standard#: 1995.049.033
Title: Children on logs in front of Le Goff, Cold Lake church, Alberta. Dates: [192- - 193-] Physical Description: 1 negative: b&w sized 14x8.5 cm Names: Hebert, Helen (centre, front); Hebert, Leo (furthest left); Hebert, Marcel (furthest right)
Standard#: 1995.049.034
Title: Boys on logs in front of Le Goff, Cold Lake church, Alberta. Dates: [192- - 193-] Physical Description: 1 negative: b&w sized 14x8.5 cm Topics: Religions, First Nations, Education
Standard#: 1995.049.037 Title: Girls and dog at side of Le Goff, Cold Lake school, Alberta. Dates: [192- - 193-] Physical Description: 1 negative: b&w sized 14x8.5 cm
Standard#: 1995.049.042
Title: Teacher Charlie Hebert and students at Le Goff, Cold Lake, Alberta. Dates: [192- - 193-] Physical Description: 1 negative: b&w sized 14x8.5 cm Description: Charlie Hebert taught at the Indian School in Le Goff, Cold Lake. He was married to Gertrude Hebert (née Wirtenshohn) and his three children attended the school; Marcel, Leo and Helen.
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Names: Hebert, Charlie (back row, 2nd left); Hebert, Gertrude (back row, 3rd left); Hebert, Marcel (front row, 3rd right); Hebert, Leo (front row, 4th left); Hebert, Helen (front row, 3rd left)
Standard#: 1995.049.048
Title: Children in front of Le Goff, Cold Lake school, Alberta. Dates: [192- - 193-] Physical Description: 1 negative: b&w sized 14x8.5 cm
Standard#: 1995.049.66
Title: Two men at Le Goff, Cold Lake, Alberta. Dates: [192- - 193-] Physical Description: 1 negative: b&w sized 8x10.4 cm
Standard#: 1995.049.147
Title: Baby’s funeral at Le Goff, Cold Lake, Alberta. Dates: [192- - 193-] Physical Description: 1 negative: b&w sized 14x8.5 cm
Standard#: 1995.049.148
Title: Baby’s funeral at Le Goff, Cold Lake, Alberta. Dates: [192- - 193-] Physical Description: 1 negative: b&w sized 14x8.5 cm
Standard#: 1995.049.155 Title: Father Ernest Lacombe with Dene children at Le Goff, Cold Lake, Alberta. Dates: 1929 Physical Description: 1 negative: b&w sized 14x8.5 cm Names: Lacombe, Ernest
Standard#: 1995.049.156
Title: People in front of Le Goff, Cold Lake school, Alberta. Dates: [192- - 193-] Physical Description: 1 negative: b&w sized 14x8.5 cm
Standard#: 1995.049.157
Title: Dene families in front of Le Goff, Cold Lake school, Alberta. Dates: [192- - 193-] Physical Description: 1 negative: b&w sized 14x8.5 cm
Standard#: 1995.049.158
Title: Woman and children at Le Goff, Cold Lake school, Alberta. Dates: [192- - 193-] Physical Description: 1 negative: b&w sized 14x8.5 cm
Standard#: 1995.049.159
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Title: Women and children at Le Goff, Cold Lake school, Alberta. Dates: [192- - 193-] Physical Description: 1 negative: b&w sized 14x8.5 cm
Standard#: 1995.049.160
Title: Woman at Le Goff, Cold Lake school, Alberta. Dates: [192- - 193-] Physical Description: 1 negative: b&w sized 14x8.5 cm
Standard#: 1995.049.161
Title: Man and two boys in front of Le Goff, Cold Lake school, Alberta. Dates: [192- - 193-] Physical Description: 1 negative: b&w sized 14x8.5 cm Description: The man in the photo is wearing a Hudson’s Bay medal.
Standard#: 1995.049.162:
Title: Man, woman and three boys in front of Le Goff, Cold Lake school, Alberta. Dates: [192- - 193-] Physical Description: 1 negative: b&w sized 14x8.5 cm Description: The man in the photo is wearing a Hudson’s Bay medal.
Standard#: 1995.049.181
Title: Girl in front of Le Goff, Cold Lake school, Alberta. Dates: [192- - 193-] Physical Description: 1 negative: b&w sized 14x8.5 cm
Standard#: 1995.049.192 Title: Two adults and child at Le Goff, Cold Lake, Alberta. Dates: [192- - 193-] Physical Description: 1 negative: b&w sized 14x8.5 cm
Standard#: 1995.049.201
Title: Women at Le Goff, Cold Lake school, Alberta. Dates: [192- - 193-] Physical Description: 1 negative: b&w sized 14x8.5 cm
File 7 Title: Frog Lake and Area Dates: [192- - 193-] Physical Extent: 9 negatives Scope and Content: File consists of photographs of people who lived in Frog Lake. Title Source: Title based on content of file. Items:
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Standard#: 1995.049.016 Title: Madaline Waskewitch and unknown woman at unknown location. Dates: [192- - 193-] Physical Description: 1 negative: b&w sized 14x8.5 cm Description: One woman was identified as Madaline Waskewitch (née Moyah). The location is unknown but could be from around the Frog Lake or Onion Lake area. Names: Waskewitch, Madaline ? (left)
Standard#: 1995.049.017 Title: Madaline Waskewitch and unknown woman at unknown location. Dates: [192- - 193-] Physical Description: 1 negative: b&w sized 14x8.5 cm Description: The one woman was identified as Madaline Waskewitch (née Moyah). The location is unknown but could be from around the Frog Lake or Onion Lake area. Names: Waskewitch, Madaline ? (left)
Standard#: 1995.049.024
Title: Madaline Waskewitch. Dates: [192- - 193-] Physical Description: 1 negative: b&w sized 14x8.5 cm Description: The woman was identified as Madaline Waskewitch (née Moyah). The location is unknown but could be from around the Frog Lake or Onion Lake area. Names: Waskewitch, Madaline ?
Standard#: 1995.049.081
Title: Joe Smith with horse and unknown man with horse, Frog Lake, Alberta. Dates: [192- - 193-] Physical Description: 1 negative: b&w sized 14x8.5 cm Description: The one man has been identified as Joe Smith. Names: Smith, Joe (left)
Standard#: 1995.049.085
Title: Joe Smith, Mr. Cross and possibly a fiddler on horseback, Frog Lake, Alberta. Dates: [192- - 193-] Physical Description: 1 negative: b&w sized 14x8.5 cm Description: The men have been identified as Joe Smith, Joe (?) Cross and possibly the fiddler. The fiddler was brothers with Kamewesit. Names: Smith, Joe (left); Cross, Joe? ? (centre)
Standard#: 1995.049.109
Title: Father Teston. Dates: [192- - 193-]
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Physical Description: 1 negative: b&w sized 14x8.5 cm Description: The location is unknown but could be from around the Frog Lake or Onion Lake area. Names: Teston, Jules
Standard#: 1995.049.145
Title: Joe Smith from Frog Lake, Alberta. Dates: [192- - 193-] Physical Description: 1 negative: b&w sized 14x8.5 cm Description: Man identified as Joe Smith. Names: Smith, Joe
Standard#: 1995.049.149
Title: Woman and Ohmtowgwetow from Frog Lake in front of horse. Dates: [192- - 193-] Physical Description: 1 negative: b&w sized 14x8.5 cm Description: The man was identified as Ohmtowgwetow and the location as Frog Lake, on the North side of the current Frog Lake store.
Standard#: 1995.049.150 Title: Woman from Frog Lake, Alberta. Dates: [192- - 193-] Physical Description: 1 negative: b&w sized 14x8.5 cm Description: The woman was identified as Maggie Moocheweines. Her Cree name was Kisipewohtum. Others claim she is not Maggie Moocheweines. Name: Moocheweines ?
File 8 Title: Unknown Physical Extent: 56 negatives Standard#: 1995.049.001
Title: A mountie, Father Pratt and two other individuals at Treaty payment. Dates: [192- - 194-] Physical Description: 1 negative: b&w sized 10.7x6.3 cm Description: The location may possibly be Fort Resolution, NWT. Names: Pratt, Edmond
Standard#: 1995.049.002
Dates: Men beside large engine. Dates: [192- - 194-] Physical Description: 1 negative: b&w sized 14x8.5 cm Description: The location is unknown.
Standard#: 1995.049.004
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Title: Sister Delphine Perrault is holding a censer and girls who are dressed in school uniforms are holding plants. Dates: [192- - 194-] Physical Description: 1 negative: b&w sized 14x8.5 cm. Description: The location is unknown but may be Saddle Lake.
Standard#: 1995.049.030
Title: Man wearing chaps. Dates: [192- - 194-] Physical Description: 1 negative: b&w sized 14x8.5 cm Description: The location is unknown.
Standard#: 1995.049.038
Title: Children with dog. Dates: [192- - 194-] Physical Description: 1 negative: b&w sized 14x8.5 cm Description: The location is unknown.
Standard#: 1995.049.049
Title: Girls in front of unknown building. Dates: [192- - 194-] Physical Description: 1 negative: b&w sized 14x8.5 cm Description: Four girls are dressed in uniform. The location is unknown but may be Saddle Lake.
Standard#: 1995.049.054
Title: Two boys in front of unknown building. Dates: [192- - 194-] Physical Description: 1 negative: b&w sized 14x8.5 cm Description: The location is unknown.
Standard#: 1995.049.060
Title: Girls on veranda. Dates: [192- - 194-] Physical Description: 1 negative: b&w sized 14x8.5 cm. Description: Four girls are on the veranda, one is holding a doll and the girls are all dressed in school uniform. The location is unknown but may be Saddle Lake.
Standard#: 1995.049.061
Title: People with two babies in papooses. Dates: [1918 - 193-] Physical Description: 1 negative: b&w sized 14x8.5 cm Description: The location is unknown.
Standard#: 1995.049.062
Title: Father Pratt with children.
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Dates: [192- - 194-] Physical Description: 1 negative: b&w sized 14x8.5 cm Description: The location is unknown.
Standard#: 1995.049.063
Title: Girl and boy. Dates: [192- - 194-] Physical Description: 1 negative: b&w sized 14x8.5 cm Description: The location is unknown.
Standard#: 1995.049.065
Title: Girl with leather gauntlets. Dates: [192- - 194-] Physical Description: 1 negative: b&w sized 14x8.5 cm Description: The location is unknown.
Standard#: 1995.049.067
Title: Men driving cars. Dates: [192- - 194-] Physical Description: 1 negative: b&w sized 14x8.5 cm Description: The location is unknown.
Standard#: 1995.049.069 Title: Man with beaded moccasins. Dates: [192- - 194-] Physical Description: 1 negative: b&w sized 14x8.5 cm Description: The location is unknown.
Standard#: 1995.049.070
Title: Man and child. Dates: [192- - 194-] Physical Description: 1 negative: b&w sized 14x8.5 cm Description: The location is unknown. Physical Condition: Level 0
Standard#: 1995.049.071
Title: Unknown man. Dates: [192- - 194-] Physical Description: 1 negative: b&w sized 14x8.5 cm Description: The location is unknown.
Standard# 1995.049.075
Title: Unknown man. Dates: [192- - 194-] Physical Description: 1 negative: b&w sized 14x8.5 cm Description: The location is unknown.
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Standard#: 1995.049.077 Title: Event. Dates: [192- - 194-] Physical Description: 1 negative: b&w sized 14x8.5 cm Description: The location is unknown.
Standard#: 1995.049.078 Title: Children with a Sister of Assumption and men working. Dates: [192- - 194-] Physical Description: 1 negative: b&w sized 14x8.5 cm Description: The location is unknown.
Standard#: 1995.049.079
Title: Event. Dates: [192- - 194-] Physical Description: 1 negative: b&w sized 14x8.5 cm Description: The location is unknown.
Standard#: 1995.049.092
Title: Priest. Dates: [192- - 194-] Physical Description: 1 negative: b&w sized 14x8.5 cm
Standard#: 1995.049.093
Title: Father Edmond Pratt. Dates: [192- - 194-] Physical Description: 1 negative: b&w sized 10.7x6.3 cm Names: Pratt, Edmond
Standard#: 1995.049.094
Title: Father Laurent LeGoff. Dates: [192- - ca. 1930] Physical Description: 1 negative: b&w sized 14x8.5 cm Names: LeGoff, Laurent ?
Standard#: 1995.049.095
Title: Three grey nuns. Dates: [192- - 194-] Physical Description: 1 negative: b&w sized 14x8.5 cm Names: Laramée, Antoinette (right); Plothins, Evangeline ? (left)
Standard#: 1995.049.110
Title: Priest. Dates: [192- - 194-] Physical Description: 1 negative: b&w sized 14x8.5 cm
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Standard#: 1995.049.111 Title: Father Pratt and priest. Dates: [192- - 194-] Physical Description: 1 negative: b&w sized 14x8.5 cm Names: Pratt, Edmond
Standard #: 1995.049.115
Title: Children on communion day with Father Gabillon at an unknown location. Dates: [192- - 193-] Physical Description: 1 negative: b&w sized 14x8.5 cm Description: One boy was identified as Edward Albert Dumont. The location may possibly be Saddle Lake. Names: Gabillon, Victorin (centre); Dumont, Edward Albert ? (back row, 1st on left)
Standard#: 1995.049.120
Title: Man, priest and nuns look on with Mother Dugas in a sled. Dates: [192- - 194-] Physical Description: 1 negative: b&w sized 14x8.5 cm Description: Mother Dugas is in a dogsled with another grey nun as three sisters, one being Sister Blandine Levesque, a priest and an unidentified man look on. The location is unknown but may possibly be Fort Resolution, NWT. Names: Dugas, Octavie (in sled); Levesque, Blandine (standing, 1st on right)
Standard#: 1995.049.124
Title: Priest. Dates: [192- - 194-] Physical Description: 1 negative: b&w sized 8x10.4 cm
Standard#: 1995.049.128
Title: Church Interior. Dates: [192- - 194-] Physical Description: 1 negative: b&w sized 14x8.5 cm Description: The church interior is unidentified but it is decorated for Christmas. Topics: Religions
Standard#: 1995.049.129 Title: Church Interior. Dates: [192- - 194-] Physical Description: 1 negative: b&w sized 14x8.5 cm Description: The church interior is unidentified but it is decorated for Christmas.
Standard#: 1995.049.130
Title: Church Interior. Dates: [192- - 194-] Physical Description: 1 negative: b&w sized 14x8.5 cm
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Description: The church interior is unidentified but it is decorated for Christmas. Standard#: 1995.049.133
Title: Girls in front of car. Dates: [192- - 194-] Physical Description: 1 negative: b&w sized 14x8.5 cm Description: The location is unknown.
Standard#: 1995.049.134 Title: Event. Dates: [192- - 194-] Physical Description: 1 negative: b&w sized 14x8.5 cm. Description: The event is possibly Onion Lake’s Sport’s Days and Canada Day celebrations.
Standard#: 1995.049.135 Title: Event. Dates: [192- - 194-] Physical Description: 1 negative: b&w sized 14x8.5 cm Description: The event is possibly Onion Lake’s Sport’s Days and Canada Day celebrations.
Standard#: 1995.049.136 Title: Girls, grey nuns and men picking potatoes. Dates: [192- - 194-] Physical Description: 1 negative: b&w sized 14x8.5 cm Description: The location is unknown.
Standard#: 1995.049.137
Title: Boys in a field with a grey nun. Dates: [192- - 194-] Physical Description: 1 negative: b&w sized 14x8.5 cm Description: The location is unknown.
Standard#: 1995.049.138
Title: Threshing. Dates: [192- - 194-] Physical Description: 1 negative: b&w sized 14x8.5 cm Description: The location is unknown.
Standard#: 1995.049.139 Title: Boys beside cemetery. Dates: [192- - 194-] Physical Description: 1 negative: b&w sized 14x8.5 cm Description: The location is unknown.
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Standard#: 1995.049.140 Title: People in front of tent. Dates: [192- - 194-] Physical Description: 1 negative: b&w sized 14x8.5 cm Description: The location is unknown.
Standard#: 1995.049.141
Title: Girl carrying a baby on her back and man looking on. Dates: [192- - 194-] Physical Description: 1 negative: b&w sized 8x10.4 cm Description: The location is unknown.
Standard#: 1995.049.142
Title: Witigo dance. Dates: [192- - 194-] Physical Description: 1 negative: b&w sized 14x8.5 cm. Description: The location is unknown. The photograph depicts the witigo dance in which the performers behave contrary to what is expected. Another version of this photograph is the Ondawadawok (transl. “the braves”) who prepared for the Sun Dance by trying to find the pole for the centre of the Sun Dance structure.
Standard#: 1995.049.143
Title: People in front of two teepees with unknown lake in background. Dates: [ca. 1918 - 193-] Physical Description: 1 negative: b&w sized 14x8.5 cm Description: The location is unknown.
Standard#: 1995.049.151
Title: Women working in front of lake. Dates: [ca. 1918 - 193-] Physical Description: 1 negative: b&w sized 8x10.4 cm Description: The location is unknown.
Standard#: 1995.049.175
Title: Threshing. Dates: [192- - 194-] Physical Description: 1 negative: b&w sized 14x8.5 cm Description: The location is unknown.
Standard#: 1995.049.176
Title: Threshing. Dates: [192- - 194-] Physical Description: 1 negative: b&w sized 14x8.5 cm Description: The location is unknown.
Standard#: 1995.049.182
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Title: Unknown man. Dates: [192- - 194-] Physical Description: 1 negative: b&w sized 14x8.5 cm Description: The location is unknown.
Standard#: 1995.049.185
Title: Girls beside church. Dates: [192- - 194-] Physical Description: 1 negative: b&w sized 14x8.5 cm Description: The location is unknown.
Standard#: 1995.049.191
Title: Girl with leather gauntlets. Dates: [192- - 194-] Physical Description: 1 negative: b&w sized 14x8.5 cm Description: The location is unknown.
Standard#: 1995.049.193
Title: Woman with girl and boy and thresher in the background. Dates: [192- - 194-] Physical Description: 1 negative: b&w sized 14x8.5 cm Description: The location is unknown.
Standard#: 1995.049.194
Title: Girls and grey nun in front of unknown building. Dates: [192- - 194-] Physical Description: 1 negative: b&w sized 14x8.5 cm Description: The image is a double exposure. One image shows girls and a grey nun in front of a building at an unknown location, which is possibly Saddle Lake. The other image is the front door at the residential school in Saddle Lake, Alberta.
Standard#: 1995.049.195
Title: Church interior. Dates: [192- - 194-] Physical Description: 1 negative: b&w sized 14x8.5 cm Description: The church interior is unidentified but it is decorated for Christmas.
Standard#: 1995.049.196
Title: Church interior. Dates: [192- - 194-] Physical Description: 1 negative: b&w sized 14x8.5 cm Description: The church interior is unidentified but it is decorated for Christmas.
Standard#: 1995.049.199
Title: Father Teston with other priest and man. Dates: [192- - 194-]
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Physical Description: 1 negative: b&w sized 14x8.5 cm Names: Teston, Jules (left)
Standard#: 1995.049.200
Title: Priests and boys. Dates: [192- - 194-] Physical Description: 1 negative: b&w sized 14x8.5 cm Names: Pratt, Edmond
Standard#: 1995.049.204
Title: Two men in front of building. Dates: [192- - 194-] Physical Description: 1 negative: b&w sized 8x10.4 cm Description: The location is unknown.
Finding Aid Created: August 27, 2009 by Rene Georgopalis