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At the funeral of Peter S. Rempel
Five brothers, sons of Johann Rempel b. 1830 are standing outside a house and their wives are sitting in front of them. The photo is taken at the funeral of brother Peter S. Rempel. The men are all wearing dark suits, white shirts, and a hat. 2 or 3 are wearing ties. The women are all wearing dark dresses and lacy caps (Haube)
On the left is a door and steps. On the right is a window where a little girl can be seen.
Conference delegates at Edenburg, Manitoba
Part of David Toews collection
Delegates attending what was then known as the Conference of Mennonites in Middle Canada (later known as General Conference of Mennonites in Canada) annual conference. It was the its 7th annual session and occurred in Edenburg, Manitoba. The men on the left all do not have hats on while those on the right do. Visible in the photo are: second row from front, 4th from left is Peter Regehr, 6th from left is Heinrich H. Ewert. Behind him to the right is his brother Benjamin Ewert, and behind Heinrich Ewert to the left is David Toews.
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Part of Lawrence Klippenstein's Mennonite Memories book photos
Part of Lawrence Klippenstein's Mennonite Memories book photos
The second Edenburg Church; it was constructed around 1902-1903.
This fonds consists of minutes, correspondence, and financial and legal documents. The records record the issued discussed, decisions made about the distribution of funds raised, report from programs or projects that their funds supported. The records record the financial transactions required for standard accounting and for functioning as a registered charity. The correspondence documents the breadth of the contacts that this women's group maintained including such organizations as Mennonite Central Committee, Canadian Association for the Mentally Retarded, Faith and Life Communications and General Conference Mennonite Church Women in Mission. The photographs include some from the mission fields that were recipients of funds from their organization.
Edenburg Sewing Circle
Edenburg Sewing Circle Photo Collection
Part of Edenburg Sewing Circle fonds
These photos show people and projects that the Edenburg Sewing Circle financially supported. They include projects and people in Korea, Taiwan and Mexico; they relate to Mennonite Central Committee and General Conference Mennonite Church overseas mission work.
Part of Helen Janzen fonds
This photo shows the gravestone of Abraham Friesen (1823-1903). He is buried in the Edenburg cemetery near Gretna, Manitoba. Abraham was Helen Janzen's Great Grandfather.
Part of Helen Janzen fonds
This photo shows the gravestone of Maria Friesen (1831-1904). She is buried in the Edenburg cemetery near Gretna, Manitoba. She was Helen Janzen's great grandmother.
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This fonds consists of a transcription of Rempel's war diary, autobiography, research on the community of Edenburg, published and unpublished Low German stories and poems including a partial translation of John Bunyan's Pilgrim's Progress. The material captures Low German stories, prose, and proverbs and provides context for Rempel's life experience.
Rempel, Herman, 1915-2008
Mr. and Mrs. Rempel are sitting on chairs outside in front of a tree or bush at their home in Edenburg, mile north, 2½ east of Gretna on the Post Rd. Peter is wearing a dark suit and shirt and a hat. Olga is wearing a dark dress, with buttons down the front and a lacy cap (Haube) tied under her chin.
Peter S. Rempel was born 6 Dec 1855 and died June 1927 at the age of 73 . Olga (nee Wall) was born 9 Feb 1859, died July 1937 at the age of 76. They were married 24. Nov 1878.
Rev. Heinrich Wiebe gravestone
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.
Klippenstein, Lawrence, 1930-2022
Village of Edenburg, Manitoba research
Part of Herman Rempel fonds
Visiting progressive Mennonites in Manitoba
Part of Lawrence Klippenstein's Mennonite Memories book photos
Visiting progressive Mennonites in Manitoba at the Edenburg Bergthaler Mennonite Church.