Mennonite Archival Information Database

CMC Annual Sessions, Gretna - Cairn dedication

CA MHC ORG-E-321-234.0
Einzelstück
1978

Teil vonConference of Mennonites in Canada fonds

Rodney Sawatzky speaking at the CMC Cairn dedication. Lawrence Klippenstein, CMC Archivist/Historian is on the far right.

CMC Annual Sessions, Gretna - Cairn dedication

CA MHC ORG-E-321-233.0
Einzelstück
1978

Teil vonConference of Mennonites in Canada fonds

At the cairn unveiling (left to right): ? , Rodney Sawatzky, D.P. Neufeld, ?, ?, ?

CMC Annual Sessions, Gretna - Cairn dedication

CA MHC ORG-E-321-232.0
Einzelstück
1978

Teil vonConference of Mennonites in Canada fonds

CMC Annual Sessions, Gretna - Cairn dedication

CA MHC ORG-E-321-231.0
Einzelstück
1978

Teil vonConference of Mennonites in Canada fonds

CMC Annual Sessions, Gretna - Cairn dedication

CA MHC ORG-E-321-230.0
Einzelstück
1978

Teil vonConference of Mennonites in Canada fonds

CMC Annual Sessions, Gretna - Cairn dedication

CA MHC ORG-E-321-229.0
Einzelstück
1978

Teil vonConference of Mennonites in Canada fonds

Peter J. Hamm (left) of Hochstadt and Ken Funk (right) of Winnipeg. Peter J. Hamm lived in Hochstadt all his life, and Ken Funk is a direct descendant of Peter Regier, founder of the Rosenorter Mennonite Church at Rosthern. The cairn and plaque recall the coming of the first Mennonites to Hochstadt area in 1876 and the first session of the Conference of Mennonites in Canada which occured here in 1903.