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George and Anna (Friesen) Klippenstein with four children, three boys and one girl.

Gerhard and Katharina Krahn were foster parents of Wilhelm Isaak Dyck (GRANDMA # 238989). Is Gerhard Krahn GRANDMA #483331? He first married Katharina Wiebe - after she died he married Anna Friesen.

This is a group photograph of twenty-nine people. Women are seated in the front two rows and men are standing in the back two rows. In the centre there is a small table. It could be a choir. Many are holding books, some are open. All men except for the tallest in the back row have mustaches. All are well dressed.

Aganetha (Hiebert) and her husband Peter Klippenstein in Russia.

Heinrich and Tina (Klippenstein) Wittenberg . Heinrich is standing beside Tina who is sitting on a chair. They are dressed in very formal clothes. Could this possibly be their wedding picture taken in a studio or a living room?

Agatha (Wiebe) Klippenstein with her oldest son. His name is not known.

Martin and Margareta (Isaak) Enns and their family of four children. Children (left to right) : Margaret Enns, Gerhard Enns (on the lap of Margareta), Johann Enns (in front of Martin), Jacob Enns.

This is a photo of a group of men who look to be preparing the ground to do some planting. There is a dense stand of trees in the background.

Johann and Helena (Klippenstein) Jantzen with their three children who are unidentified however likely their oldest three daughters, Helena, Anna and Margaretha. Margaretha was born in 1904 and looks to be several months old.

A studio photo of a choir in Russia consisting of 20 females and 14 males of mixed ages ranging from quite young to more senior members. The men are all wearing suits and neckties.

This is a photo of three children posing with the youngest sitting in a chair. They are identified as Petja, Hascha and Lena Huebert (or Eckert) from Ekaterinowka near Herzenberg.

This is a portrait of an unknown mother and her two children. The mother is seated and holding her naked younger child. She is wearing a long dark dress. On her left hand is a wedding band and her watch is visible under the cuff of her dress. The other child standing on the chair is a girl. She is wearing a dark dress that reaches above the knees and is tied just below the waist. She is holding a doll that looks to have a porcelain head and a soft body. Mother and daughter have dark hair.
The bottom right corner is imprinted with a name, possibly the photographer.

This is a photo of a group of men posing, all wearing a uniform, in Altberdjaner Forstei. Identified are (left to right): [row 1] (?), (?), Heinrich Lepp, -- Wittenberg, Peter Penner, Heinrich Enns, Nikolai Enns, (?), (?), Starschij Warkentin, John Dick, -- Loewen, Jakob Janzen, Peter Rempel, David Hamm. [row 2] John Renpenning, -- Regehr, -- Fast, -- Kornelsen, John Enns, David Wedel, John Martens, Heinrich Goth, -- Tiesen, -- Harms, Heinrich Janzen, John Langemann, Franz Heinrichs, John Doerksen, Franz Quiring, John Braun, John Boldt, -- Guenther. [row 3] Peter Enns, John Reimer, Jakob Neufeld, -- Loewen, -- Friesen, Heinrich Willems, John Doerksen, Abram Heide, Heinrich Wiebe, Hans Epp, John Friesen, Jakob Dueck, Jakob Willems, John Dueck, Peter Goertzen, Isaak Wiens, Jakob Enns, Jakob Fast. [row 4] Johann Martens, Jakob Willems, Peter Ewert, Peter Poetger, Johann Dick, Jakob Neufeld, Gerhard Toews, Peter Harder, Abram Harder, John Klassen, Peter Kliewer, David Klassen, Johann Klassen, Johann Tjart, Wilhelm Schulz, Jakob Wiens, -- Teichroeb, Gerhard Enns, Jakob Rogalsky, Isaak Rempel. [For more information, refer to item 449:1c] [Also has negative with this item]

Portrait of woman. On reverse: Nahmt sie dies kleine Geschenk, welches ihnen Aus Leibe bringe, Anganeta Wiens. Translated: Take this small gift which I bring to you with love, Anganeta Wiens.