Agnes Fast and Wilhelm Wiebe's wedding portrait.
- CA CMBS NP164-3-24
- Item
- 1954
This photo is Agnes Fast and Wilhelm Wiebe's wedding portrait, November 1954.
"For G. J. Enns - our youngest daughter, Agnes, with her husband, Wilhelm Wiebe."
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Agnes Fast and Wilhelm Wiebe's wedding portrait.
This photo is Agnes Fast and Wilhelm Wiebe's wedding portrait, November 1954.
"For G. J. Enns - our youngest daughter, Agnes, with her husband, Wilhelm Wiebe."
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Anna (Wiens) Rempel on verandah with her daughters.
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