Found out that Sarah Jacquline's nickname was not Rosa but ROSINE. So she was Sarah Jacqueline "ROSINE" Catcheway. She lived with her husband on the Pine Creek-Camperville Settlement in the 1930's. He, Charlie Prevost worked at the school, but they also tended to the cattle.

I have a record that Madeleine Prevost (nee Catcheway) died April 27, 1933 (age of 19 years). she was married to George Prevost.

I have a record that Josephine Prevost (probably named after her father's mother) died April 7, 1933, at the age of 3 hours at Pine Creek Settlement.

Armand Richard Prevost died July 18, 1933, age of 1 years at Camperville, Mb.

Joseph Charles Henri Prevost died April 26, 1935, at the age of 13 days at Pine Creek.

Our family remembers (my great grandfather Gaspard Catcheway) was in Hospital at St Boniface, during the 1950's. He recognized his son in law, Charlie Prevost, who was also in the hospital. Charlie said, My kids will come later during visitin hours to visit. A boy and a girl, all grown up came. Met their grandfather. So am assuming, that Charlie Prevost was sick, and probably died around this time. He did NOT die in 1994 (wrong information).

Cameron