This is a photo of Rev. Heinrich Wiebe's gravestone as found at the original burial place in Edenburg 2.5 east of Cairn Corner (Highway 30 and Post Road). The headstone was broken into two and placd back together for the photo.

This is a photo of Rev. Heinrich Wiebe's gravestone in its original location near the village of Edenburg, Manitoba. It was found, repaired and moved to Cairn Corner, near the village of Neuanlage, one mile north of Gretna on highway 30.

Risser Cemetery in Pennsylvania. Tombstones of Mary, Jacob, Elizabeth, and Peter Risser. See also Hist. Mss. 1.225

Risser Cemetery in Pennsylvania. Tombstones of Elizabeth, and Peter Risser. See also Hist. Mss. 1.225

View of structure with low walls, and posts supporting a roof. The walls and posts have tombstones embedded in them. Roth notes "View of pergola from southeast".

Close up view of white tombstone, mounted on post supporting a roof. Roth notes "Peter Sommer tombstone transferred from New Hamburg Cemetery in 1930s to Riverside Cemetery southeast of town on southwest corner of pergola".

This photo is of Ron Braun [aka Joe Braun] standing on the left side of the marker erected at the Eigengund cemetery west of Altona, Maniotba. On the right side is his bother Ken Braun. The cemetery was over grown and almost forgotten for decades when around 1990 it was cleaned up due to a perons whanting to be burried there. Since then the cemetery has become active. See volume 3269:4 for information brochure.

Cemetery plaque in Roku, (formerly Rosenort) Poland, written in Polish, German, Dutch, English. The government of Poland has placed similar signs at all Mennonite cemeteries in Poland.

This is a photo of a ruined Evangelical cemetary in Baarenhof. Tourists reported that they found all Evangelical and Mennonite cemeteries in the Danzig areas in a ruined state. [HR 28]

Brick pillar with stone sign that reads "Rushes Cemetery 1848-1950 In memory of the pioneers of this district".

This photo is of a headstone belonging to someone with the last name Schmidt (1829-1895) which is the only remaining visible headstone in the Ebenfeld cemetery, Borosenko colony.

Shirk Family Memorial erected in Steinmetz Cemetery, Schoenek, Pa.

This photo is of the former site of the Tiege, Molotschna cemetery which is now a field on the east end of the village. In the background are building a part of a collective farm.

This photo is of 5 people standing at the site of the former Lichtenau, Molotschna Colony cemetery. Inside a small enclosure is an obelisk shaped white memorial and a cross. Straggly trees and several large rocks are in the background.