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This photograph shows a village street in Bergfeld, between Grunthal & Kleefeld, East Reserve, Manitoba. Scene of muddy road, partly snow-covered, with residences and farmyards, etc.

In this wedding photo, the young lady is holding on to man's arm; both are wearing corsages, the lady wearing a headpiece and veil. The plaque on the right side just behind the man, reads "Die Liebe Hört nimer Auf. Fon Helena Epp fur A 1899 F." [Love never Ends. From Helen Epp for A.F. 1899].

Hermann Enns b ca. 1850, d ca. 1920 with wife Elisabeth Braun d. 1935. This is a studio photo, mounted on cardboard. The couple are seated on chairs in a studio. Herman is wearing a suit with a long jacket, white shirt and a tie. He is holding a Bible in his left hand. Elisabeth is wearing a long black dress with a lacy front and a small head piece(Haube) Hermann was a farmer and a minister in Samojlowka, Montau, Russia. He was the son of Hermann Enns and Justina Quiring. Hermann and Elisabeth's children were Johann (E-25) Peter, Wilhlem, Hermann, Justina and Jakob. This is Generation 1 of the Hermann Enns Ancestry Display.

Peter Epp 187- "aus dem rotem Hause," at Johann Johann Thiessens, Ekaterinoslov, Russia. He is wearing a suit with a long jacket and a hat. He has a beard and mustache. Peter is sitting on part of a fence with his right arm on the fence. A vase with ostrich plumes is to the left . Peter's wife was Helena Friesen, daughter of Abram Friesen.

Gen 2 : Agatha Epp (sister to Peter) and husband Peter Winter. Their children: Peter Winter 1869 and Cornelius Winter 1871. Peter Winter's wife was Annie Friesen (1875-1927) and Cornelius Winter's wife was Maria Friesen (1878). 7 copies

Johann Abram Dyck(1854) and wife Margaret Dyck (1859) with children: Back (l-r): Margaret, Johann and Sara. Front: twin girls Maria and Anna and parents. There are 2 empty chairs, one in front of each of the twins, also a foot stool at the front.

Portrait of Gerhard Dyck (1874-1954) taken from family photograph. His wife was Maria Heinrichs (1876-1933). Children: Aganetha, Margaretha, Isaak, Marie, Gerhard, Julius, Peter, Katie, Helena, Heinz, Hilda. They lived in Rosenthal, Russia. He was the son of Elder Isaak (b.1847). This is Generation 4 of Peter Dyck Ancestry display.

Portrait of Betty Falk, wearing a dark dress with white collar.

A young woman is standing beside an engraved post, wearing a long dark dress, high collar, puffed sleeves and a chain around her neck. She is wearing earrings and a pin in her combed -up hair.

A portrait of a young man wearing a uniform with 8 shiny buttons down the front and a belt with a buckle. He also is wearing a white cap. One hand is holding the belt.

Heinrich L. Fast, his second wife Elizabeth Schellenberg and his sister Mrs. Jacob Friesen.

Johann Wiens monument. Halbstadt, Molotschna is shown at the cemetary at Halbstadt. The church is shown in the background. Inscription Johann Wiens 1862-July 18 - 1900 28 June.
A faint photo

Gen 1: Cornelius Warkentin 1866 and Mary (Braun) family: Mary 1889, Lena 1890, Jacob C. 1892, Cornelius C, 1894, Peter 1894, George, 1899, John 1897, Katharina 1900

Mrs and Mrs. Bernhard Hildebrand are sitting beside each other. Between them is a wrought iron table. Mrs. Hildebrand is wearing a long black dress with a lacy top and a black lace cap (Haube) Mr. Hildebrand is wearing a dark suit, white shirt and dark sweater.
Mrs. Hildebrand was the former widow Julius Peters, nee Katharina Martens. Bernhard was born 11 Jul 1840. He was a minister (prediger) in the Kronsweide Mennonite Church, Russia. Negative #229 2 copies