Source: Janet Osborne (2026) ‘Stolen Generations in Western Australia: the First Fifty Years’, in Why Weren’t We Told? Genocide in the Wildflower State, Upswell, Perth
| Institution | Period of Operation | Period Noongar Children Present | Key Personnel | Church Affiliation | Location | Number of Noongar Children Institutionalised to 1880 |
| Blacktown Native Institution | 1823 – 1829 | 1827 – ? | Reverend Samuel Marsden; George Clarke; Martha Clarke (née Blomfield) | Colonial Government (Anglican (Protestant)) | Richmond Road, Black Town, Sydney, New South Wales | 1 |
| Fremantle Round House | 1831 – 1886 | 1833 – 1851 | Lawrence Welch; Henry Vincent; Louisa Vincent (née Hume) | Colonial Government (Anglican (Protestant)) | Arthurs Head, Fremantle, Western Australia | >6 |
| Mount Eliza Ration Depot | 1833 – 1834 | 1833 – 1834 | Captain Theophilius Tighe Ellis; various soldiers of the 63rd and 21st Regiments | Colonial Government (Anglican (Protestant)) | Mt Eliza Bay, Perth, Western Australia | 0 (children present with moort) |
| Mount Eliza Native Institution | 1834 – 1838 | 1834 – 1838 | Francis Fraser Armstrong; Mary Armstrong (née Mews) | Colonial Government (Anglican (Protestant)) | Mt Eliza Bay, Perth, Western Australia | 1 |
| West Australian Missionary Society School, Middle Swan | 1836 – 1838 | 1836 – 1838 | Reverend Luis Giustiniani; Abraham Jones; Frederick Waldeck | Western Australian Missionary Society (Anglican (Protestant)) | Middle Swan, Western Australia | 0 (children present with moort) |
| Rottnest Island Prison | 1838 – 1902 | 1838 – ? | Henry Vincent; Louisa Vincent (née Hume); Francis Fraser Armstrong | Colonial Government (Anglican (Protestant)) | Rottnest Island, Western Australia | >17 |
| Perth Native School | 1840 – 1851 | 1840 – 1851 | Reverend John Smithes; Hannah Smithies (née Witt); Francis Fraser Armstrong; Mary Armstrong (née Mews) | Wesleyan Methodist (Protestant) | William Street, Perth, Western Australia | 59 |
| Guildford Native School | 1841 – 1843 | 1841 – 1843 | Reverend William Mitchell; Abraham Jones; Anne Breeze (later Camfield) | Anglican (Protestant) | Mangles Street, Guildford, Western Australia | 21 |
| Fremantle Native School | 1842 – 1851 | 1842 – 1851 | Reverend George King; Jane King (née Matthewson) | Anglican (Protestant) | Arthurs Head, Fremantle, Western Australia | 26 |
| York Native School | 1842 – 1842 | 1842 – 1842 | Peter Barrow; Henry Revett Bland | Colonial Government (Anglican (Protestant)) | York, Western Australia | 4 |
| Albany Native School | 1843 – 1845 | 1843 – 1845 | John McKail | Colonial Government (Anglican (Protestant)) | Albany, Western Australia | 14 |
| West Australian Missionary Society School, Upper Swan | 1843 – 1848 | 1843 – 1848 | Reverend Richard Postlethwaite | Western Australian Missionary Society (Anglican (Protestant)) | Jane Brook, Upper Swan, Western Australia | 5 |
| Wanneroo Mission Farm | 1844 – 1851 | 1844 – 1851 | Reverend John Smithies; Hannah Smithies (née Witt); Frederick Waldeck; Frederica Waldeck (née Kneist) | Wesleyan Methodist (Protestant) | Lake Goollelal, Wanneroo, Western Australia | >22 |
| Sancta Maria Mission | 1846 – 1848 | 1847 – 1848 | Father Thriese; Father Thevaux | Order of Immaculate Heart of Mary (Roman Catholic) | Lake Mowilyilup, Narrikup; and Albany, Western Australia | >1 |
| Benevolent Institution | 1847 – 1861 | 1847 – 1861 | Mother Ursula Frayne | Sisters of Mercy (Roman Catholic) | Victoria Avenue, Perth, Western Australia | 13 |
| St Francis Xavier’s Convent School | 1847 – 1849 | 1847 – 1849 | Louisa Cresswell, Sister Aloysius Kelly, Sister Ignatia de la Hoyde | Sisters of Mercy (Roman Catholic) | Henry Street, Fremantle, Western Australia | 4 |
| Convent of St Teresa | 1855 – 1862 | 1855 – ? | Mother Mary Baptist O’Donnell; Sister Ignatia de la Hoyde; Sister Evangelista O’Reilly | Sisters of Mercy (Roman Catholic) | Guildford Road, Guildford, Western Australia | 1 |
| Gumley House Convent School | 1841 – current | 1850 – 1851 | Child taken from the Benevolent Institution to London by Mother Ursula Frayne | Faithful Companions of Jesus (Roman Catholic) | London, England | 1 |
| New Norcia (St Mary’s Mission and Orphanage for Boys) | 1848 – 1974 | 1848 – 1974 | Father (later Abbott) Rosendo Salvado; Father Joseph Benedict Serra | Benedictine Fathers (Roman Catholic) | New Norcia, Western Australia | 131 (also 2 boys from Roebourne and 3 boys from Champion Bay) |
| Collegeo Urbana de Propaganda Fide | 1627 – current | 1848 – 1849 | Child taken from New Norcia to Naples by Father Joseph Benedict Serra | Roman Catholic | Rome, Italy | 1 |
| Badia di Cava Monastery | 1011 – current | 1850 – 1853 | Children taken from New Norcia to Salerno by Father Rosendo Salvado | Benedictine (Roman Catholic) | Salerno, Italy | 2 |
| San Paolo Fuori le Mura Monastery | 324 – current | 1853 – 1855 | Children taken from Salerno to Rome by Father Rosendo Salvado | Roman Catholic | Rome, Italy | 2 |
| Santa Maria Regina Coeli Convent | 1811 – current | 1850 – 1850 | Child taken from New Norcia to Naples by Bishop John Brady | Sisters of Charity (Roman Catholic) | Naples, Italy | 1 |
| Gerald Mission | 1851 – 1855 | 1850 – 1855 | Reverend John Smithies; Hannah Smithies (née Witt); George Pope; Ann Pope (née Gallagher) | Wesleyan Methodist (Protestant) | York, Western Australia | 42 |
| Annesfield Native Institution | 1852 – 1871 | 1852 – 1871 | Reverend John Ramsden Wollaston; Henry Camfield; Anne Camfield (née Breeze); Ellen Trimmer | Anglican (Protestant) | Serpentine Road, Albany, Western Australia | 68 (also 4 Palawa and 6 Bunurong children) |
| Ebenezer Mission | 1859 – 1904 | 1862 – 1869 | Reverend Frederick Hagenauer; Reverend Friedrich Spieseke | Moravian (Protestant) | near Lake Hindmarsh, Victoria | 1 |
| Ramahyuck Mission | 1863 – 1908 | 1866 – 1908 | Reverend Frederick Hagenauer | Moravian (Protestant) | Gippsland, Victoria | 7 |
| Poonindie Mission | 1850 – 1894 | 1870 – 1894 | Reverend Mathew Blagden Hale | Anglican (Protestant) | near Port Lincoln, South Australia | 12 (also 1 Bunurong child) |
| Point McLeay Mission | 1868 – 1915 | 1872 – 1928 | Reverend George Taplin | Protestant | Lake Alexandria, South Australia | 1 |
| New Norcia (St Joseph’s Girls Orphanage) | 1861 – 1974 | 1861 – 1974 | Abbott Rosendo Salvado | Benedictine Fathers (Roman Catholic) 1861-1904, then Benedictine Sisters (Roman Catholic) 1904-1974 | New Norcia, Western Australia | 82 |
| Perth Poor House and Perth Protestant Orphanages | 1851 – 1909 | 1866 – 1887 | Bishop Mathew Blagden Hale; Bishop Henry Hutton Parry | Colonial Government (Anglican (Protestant)) | St Georges Terrace; later corner of Goderich and Pier Streets, Perth, Western Australia | >1 |
| St Joseph’s Orphanage Perth | 1868 – 1901 | 1868 – 1874 | Mother Mary Baptist O’Donnell | Sisters of Mercy (Roman Catholic) | Victoria Avenue, Perth, Western Australia | >1 |
| Bishop Hale’s Institution for Native and Half Caste Children | 1871 – 1888 | 1871 – 1888 | Bishop Mathew Blagden Hale; Sabina Hale (née Molloy); Ellen Trimmer; Elizabeth Shepherd (later Mackenzie); Bishop Henry Hutton Parry; Mary Susannah Parry (née Leake) | Anglican (Protestant) | St Georges Terrace, Perth, Western Australia | 23 |
| Vasse Institution for Native and Half Caste Children | 1878 – 1888 | 1878 – 1888 | Reverend Henry William Brown; Lucy Brown (née Clifton); Thomas Smith; Teresa Smith (née Kane) | Anglican (Protestant) | Busselton, Western Australia | 13 (also 4 Mirning children) |