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The photo shows the Martin Kornelius and Katharina (Derksen) Penner family in 1942. Back row (l to R): Katharina Penner (Bergen), Katharina Penner (Derksen), Martin Kornelius Penner. Middle row (L to R): Susanna Enns (Penner), Cornelius Julius Penner, Katharina CLARA Baerg (Penner), Helena HERTHA Penner, Heinrich (Henry) Cornelius Penner. Front row (L to R): Margaretha Elizabeth Janzen (Penner), Jacob Ernst Penner, Arthur William Penner, Albert Martin Penner. The picture is taken in front of their house [in Arnaud, Manitoba].

The photo is a postcard wedding picture of Martin Kornelius Penner and Katharina Penner (Derksen) taken at Lee Studio in Winnipeg in 1928.

The photo shows The family of Martin Kornelius Penner and Katharina Penner (Derksen) in 1933. The picture is taken on their farm. Left to Right: Cornelius Julius Penner, Martin Kornelius Penner, Heinrich (Henry) Cornelius Penner, Katharina CLARA Baerg (Penner), Katharina Penner (Derksen), Helena HERTHA Penner.

This is a certified copy of the Notice of Marriage of Martin Kornelius Penner and Katharina Penner (Derksen). The original notice was issued on May 28, 1928 and the certified copy was issued on July 30, 1969.

The photo shows the moving of a barn along the Roseau River to the Martin Kornelius Penner farmyard in the winter of 1930. There are several men directing several teams of horses as they pull the base on which the barn rests.

This is the Canadian Wheat Board permit booklet belonging to Martin Kornelius Penner for 1941-1942. The size of the farm is 640 acres: 195 acres seeded to wheat, 35 acres seeded to oats and 110 acres seeded to barley. 3292 bushels of grain were delivered in 1941-1942.

The picture shows the Canadian Wheat Board Permit statutory declaration recorded by Martin Kornelius Penner on December 31, 1941. The permit allows him to make deliveries of grain from his farm operation to the Arnaud delivery point.

The reverse side of the Martin Kornelius Penner Certificature of Naturalization contains his personal information and the signature of the Chief Clerk of Naturalization.

The picture shows Martin Kornelius Penner's 2/3 share certificate in the Arnaud Farmers Union taken out on December 30, 1941. Each share cost $15.

The picture shows the back of Martin Kornelius Penner's 2/3 share certificate in the Arnaud Farmers Union taken out on December 30, 1941.

The picture shows the Martin Kornelius Penner one share certificate in Dominion City Creamery taken out on July14, 1938.

The picture shows Martin Kornelius Penner's one share certificate in the Dominion City Creamery taken out on July 14, 1938.

The picture shows Martin Kornelius Penner's Concordia Hospital Identification Card. On the reverse are listed the family members: Martin and his wife Katharina, their nine children and Martin's mother Katharina. The card records a hospital stay in January 1958 costing $69 which had been paid in full.

The first page of Martin Kornelius Penner's passport contains his name and passport picture, personal description, village and date of birth, date the passport was delivered to him and stamps from his immigration route.

The certificate indicates that Martin Penner is a farmer in good standing with the Russian Mennonite Agricultural Society, proceeding to farm work with the Mennonite Colonization Association of North America.