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These photos document several aspects of Nicholas's new life in Canada, after immigrating in 1924, especially his beloved choir ministry.

These photos depict aspects of Nicholas J. Fehderau's family's life in the city of Halbstadt (Ukraine) and on his family's farming estate up to 1924, when he immigrated to Canada.

The collection contains photographs depicting aspects of Nicholas J. Fehderau's family's life in the city of Halbstadt (Ukraine) and on his family's farming estate up to 1924, when he immigrated to Canada.
The Nicholas J. Fehderau photo collection includes more than the 83 scanned images in this collection (see also NP152 for more photographs).
The collection documents the assumptions, motivation, vision, and everyday life of one Mennonite estate family, the Fehderau family.

This series consists of the following files:
1) Janz, Benajmin B. Letters, Emigration
2) Hildebrand, Jacob J. - Bolschevism
3) Peters, David - Village Life
4) Germanism Among M.B. Immigrants in Canada, 1930-1960
5) Andres, Heinrich
6) Sudermann, David P. From Riches to Rags: Gutsbesitzer in South Russia, 1830-1920
7) Fehderau, Nicholas J. Aus der Hoehe in die Tiefen Box 248
8) Kornelsen, H.H., Auswanderung der Mennoniten 1923
9) Fluechtlingsfuersorge Committee: Die Mennoniten Gemeinde in Russland 1914-1920
10) Nottarp, Marienbuger Werder
11) Mannhart, H.G . Jahrbuch
12) Katechismus
13) Moeller, Paul, Mennonites in Prussia
14) Namens Verzeigniss- Danzig
15) OPEN
16) Penner,Horst, Niederlaender
17) Ana-Baptists, Baptists, Mennonites, 1530-1980
18) Anonymous, Then and Now, John B. Toews, translator
19) Postma, Johann Sjouke, Fernheim
20) Peters, Gerhard I., He leadeth me in the Right Path
21) Melle, F.H. Otto, 50 Jahre Blankenburger Konferenz

• (21 files) Box 241