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This photo is a reproduction of a head and shoulders portrait of Susan and Henry S. Voth as a young couple.

Cornelius Rempel b. 29 Jan 1866 (son of Johann Rempel b. 15 April 1830) is shown with his wife Katharina (nee Katharina Friesen) and two children -- son Jacob and daughter Tina (Mrs. Wm. Heinrichs). Cornelius is wearing a dark 3-piece suit and a checked shirt. Mrs. Rempel is wearing a dark dress and a lacy cap (Haube) tied in a bow. The children are wearing dark dresses with lacy white collars.

This photo shows Grandfather Voth [Cornelius Voth] on a seed drill (seeder). (from back of photo) The photo is a photocopy of the original photo.

John Rempel (b. May 8, 1892), son of Peter S. Rempel (b. 6 Dec 1855), is standing in a studio. The background is a high white ornate fence, drapes and plants. John is wearing a dark suit, a white shirt with a large collar and a tie, and a checkered cap . He also is wearing a boutonniere.
(1 good copy, 1 poor copy)

This photo is a reproduction of a portrait of Henry S. Voth and his brothers. L-r: Henry, Peter, John, Abe, Jake and Isaac.

Brothers Peter and Gerhard Froese, in vested suits and ties both with short beards, standing in front of shed.

Brothers Peter and Gerhard Froese, sons of Peter Kornelius Froese *1828. The two gentlemen are dressed in vested suits, both with short beards, standing in front of steps of a house with number 296, and an open gate to sidewalk.

Manager and 16 staff members of Streamline Motors. Front row (left to right): Jake Pelesky, Betty Guenther, Frank Isaak, William Baerg, Henry Isaak. Middle row (left to right): Peter Heppner, ? Scott, ? Franchmann, Fast, Herman Derksen, Jake Leasch. Back (left to right): ____Horch, Herman Loewen, Unknown, Unknown, ____Reimer.

This photo is a reproduction of a head and shoulders portrait of Henry S. Voth. The original photo was badly creased.

This photo is a reproduction of a head and shoulders portrait of Susan and Henry S. Voth in their older years in their Sunday attire.

Large group of elderly people sitting outside in front of a forest. Persons recognizable include: (row 1) Heinrich Toews, A. H. Unruh, G. Froese and J. Loewen (walking), also Mrs. Aron Janzen, Mrs. Riediger of Morden, Mrs. C.A. DeFehr and Mrs. B.B. Fast at the end; (row 2) Aron Janzen, J. Riediger, John Unruh, Peter Wiens, C.C. DeFehr.

One man with a group of children. Missionary teacher in the MPM?

Negatives only, 2. Two views of audience at Brunk Revival Campaign in Man. Top neg. shows center aisle with ushers or other workers.

This photo is of a "cat train" which consisted of a caterpillat tractor pulling a series of wagons often over ice roads to bring supplies to Northern Communities.