Portrait of Aelt Isaak Dyck b. 1847. He is wearing a dark suit, white shirt and black bow tie.

Portrait of Gerhard P. Dyck (1809-1887). This is a copy, not quite clear. Gerhard was married 3 times -- 1st wife Maria Dyck, 1812-1869, 2nd wife Justina Martens 1822-1875, 3rd wife Maria Pries nee Janzen 1830-1907 The children were Johann, Anganetha, Gerhard, Peter, Helena, Maria, Isaak, Isaak, Agatha, Katharina, Susanna, Abraham. Gerhard was elected as a minister in 1848 and Elder 1855-1885 in Russia. His son Isaak was also elected as Elder later. Gerhard's parents were Peter Dyck 1760-1824 and Aganetha Dyck 1768-1847. Gerhard had 2 sisters, Agatha and Helena. This is Generation 1 & 2 of the Peter Dyck 1760 Ancestry display.

Black and white photo. On left is woman dressed in long, dark, striped dress. She is wearing a light-coloured, floor-length veil, with decoration at the top of the veil. She is holding the elbow of a man who is dressed a dark suit with flowers and a light-coloured ribbon attached to his lapel. He has a goatee and is resting his left hand on the corner of something that is on the right edge of the photograph. Note on back reads: "Mr. & Mrs. Peter Regier Chortitza 20.10.1891" and at bottom "A. P. Regier - Virgil, Ont."

This photo is a portrait of, left to right, top row David K. Kroeker (1875-), Jacob K. Kroeker (1870-1905). Front row, Maria Kroeker (nee Maria Koslowski (1833-1911), and Klaas Kroeker (1828-1914). This photo was taken in Russia. The family moved to Canada in 1903, Jacob returned to Russia to marry Anna Schellenberg. They had one son. When Jacob died in 1905, Anna and son Nicholai moved to Canada in 1925. Klaas is a brother to Jacob Kroeker (1836-1914) from Reinland, Manitoba. Klaas and his family stayed for a short time with brother Jacob when they came in 1903 to Canada, before relocating to Lost River, Saskatchewan.

Black and white photo. Young child in casket with eyes half open and mouth partially open. Right hand visible along edge of casket. Ribbons, flowers, and greenery along bottom edge of casket. Head is resting on light-coloured pillow, with light-coloured clothes on child. Note on back of photo reads: Mein Bruder Peter P. Regier 18 Chortitza 15.4 1898. A.P.R.

This postcard was produced by Lithogr. Kunstanstalt Mehner & Maas, Leipzig R. A collage of images have the following identification on the card: Total Ansicht (total overview), Mennoniten Kirche (Mennonite church), Amstgebaeude Post u. Telephon Comploir (administrative office of the postal and telephone service), Grosse Eiche (grand oak). The handwritten message in German Gothic script is addressed to brother-in-law and sister-in-law. No signature.

Portrait of Gerhard Dyck (1874-1954) taken from family photograph. His wife was Maria Heinrichs (1876-1933). Children: Aganetha, Margaretha, Isaak, Marie, Gerhard, Julius, Peter, Katie, Helena, Heinz, Hilda. They lived in Rosenthal, Russia. He was the son of Elder Isaak (b.1847). This is Generation 4 of Peter Dyck Ancestry display.

This photo shows the Chortitza Maedchenschule.

This is a postcard of Chortitza village provides an overview of the village, as well as a view of the Mennonite Church, the telephone and post office, and the great oak tree (HR 53). N:335. (2 prints).

This is a photo of Isaak Dyck, elder of the Chortitza Mennonite congregation from 1896. [HR 138]

Portrait of Isaak Dyck (1847-1929), son of Gerhard P. Dyck (1809). His wife was Margaretha Hamm (1850-1931) and children : Gerhard, Maria, Agatha, Peter, Margaretha, Helene, Heinrich, Anna. Isaak was elected as minister in 1876 and was elder 1876-1929. He lived in Rosenthal, Russia. This is Generation 3 of the Peter Dyck 1760 Ancestry Display.

This postcards consists of a collage of images -- Djneperpartie, Denkmal, Affenkopf and Fahre.

This is a photo of the factories of Lepp and Wallman. (HR 53). N:336