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This is a photo of Netl Wiebe sitting on a bench against a wall. She is wearing a dark jumper long-sleeved, striped blouse. On the left is a tied-back curtain in the doorway to another room.

This photo is of Aunt Mary Kähe, Mary, Martha, Olga, and Lydia Bogdanew.

This photo is of Erika with her father, Jakob Reimer.

This photo is of C.F. Klassen standing in front of the Moscow Mennonite Centre offices building.

Abram Enns posing in uniform. Postcard dated Moscow, November 29, 1916. He is the uncle to Katie GM #209404 and Maria (Manja) Toews. Manja is GM #209405.

Family photo of Heinrich Neufeld (1893) and wife Maria nee Rempel (1893-1970), daughter of Wilhelm Rempel (R-18). Heinrich is seated on a chair outside beside a tree, Maria is standing beside him. Their 3 sons are Henry, William, Peter (Peter is probably they youngest) Heinrich is wearing a dark suit, white tie and has a mustache. Maria is wearing a black dress with some lace on the bodice. The older boys are wearing tunics with a belt and the baby a dress with a white collar. The family lived in Gruenfeld, Russia, then Glenbush, SK. This is Generation 3 of the Wilhlem Rempel Ancestry Display

The Schroeder family is sitting around a picnic table with a white lace tablecloth, outside their house. Hans Schroeder and his wife Anna (nee Wiens) are sitting on a bench on the left and 2 young women, their daughters Lenchen (Helena) and Tinchen (Katharina) are sitting on a bench on the left. Behind them are windows of the house with shutters. A black dog is sitting beside Hans Schroeder, and a pet dog, white with black ears is sitting on its haunches beside the girls.

This is a photo of two tools used in threshing. On the left is a flail, which is the most ancient threshing machine. On the right is a threshing stone which when pulled by two horses turned on a metal rod. The ribs of the threshing stone beat out the grains spread out on the ground. This was a great improvement on the flail.

This photo is a portrait of Mary Brieger Klassen.

This is a photo of the Franz and Katharina Janzen (nee Katharina Boldt) extended family in 1928 around the coffin of Katharina, who gave birth to 12 children. It was common practice to have a family picture taken at the funeral with the open casket of the departed loved one. The funeral banner announces: Wiedersehn! (We will see you again!). Katharina and Franz with their seven younger children were the ones Jacob Funk went looking for and found in 1921.

Gerhard Goosen is sitting on a chair outside the house beside a shrub. His wife Terese is standing behind him with her arm on his shoulder. Gerhard is wearing a dark suit, white shirt and a dark tie. Terese is wearing a loose-fitting, ankle length dress with a shawl. Gerhard is the son of Johann Goosen b. 1858

This is a photo of Helena Dyck with her young sons Peter Dyck and Hans Dyck, both who died in the camp in Hammerstein, Germany 31 Dec 1929 enroute to Canada.

CF Klassen standing in the garden with Aron Dyck , his wife and two children.

This photo is of CF and Mary with their nanny, Nina Shokoyskaya (left), 1927. They are sitting on a bench outside in Russia.

This is a photo of a group of young people from the village of Franzfeld, Jasikowo. [HR 156]