Historic Sites of Manitoba: Staff of the Portage la Prairie Indian Residential School

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Principals | Vice-Principals | Teachers | Photos & Coordinates | Sources

Principals

Period

Matron

1902-1909

Rev. W. A. Hendry

1909-1911

Rev. J. L. Miller

1911-1934

Rev. W. A. Hendry

1935-1942

Joseph Jones (1881-1970)

1942-1944

John McNeill

1945-1946

Rev. A. C. Huston

1946-1949

Joseph Jones (1881-1970)

1949-1956

Rev. Lachlan McLean

1956-1957

?

1957-1958

William Charles “Bill” Warren (1917-1958)

1958-1970

Jack O. Harris

c1970

Charles Greaves

Teachers

School Year

Teachers

1959-1960

Rosa Johnson

Among the other teachers of the school was Margaret Creighton.

Matrons

Period

Matron

1886

Miss Sebastion

1887-1888

Miss Wight

1888-1891

Bessie Walker

1891-1901

Annie Fraser

See also:

Historic Sites of Manitoba: Portage la Prairie Indian Residential School / National Indigenous Residential School Museum of Canada (5000 Crescent Road West, Portage la Prairie)

Sources:

We thank Nathan Kramer for providing additional information used here.

This page was prepared by Gordon Goldsborough.

Page revised: 26 February 2026

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