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A group of refugees returning "home"

US MCC IX-13-02.4 box 2 folder 2-16
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1955

Mennonite Central Committee

A group of students being photographed outside of

CA MAO 2013-1 118
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1990

A group of students being photographed outside of the residence of Conrad Grebel College.

Unknown

A group of young people at the home of Jakob

CA MAO M2004F 57
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1913

A group of young people at the home of Jakob Dyck, who became the brother-in-law of Nicholas J. Fehderau.

Unknown

A group of young women. Rita's great-aunt, Anna

CA MAO M2004R 4
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1920

A group of young women. Rita's great-aunt, Anna Letkemann sister of her grandmother, Maria (Letkemann) Barkowsky is second from the
right in the front row. As a single woman, Anna Letkemann was sent to Siberia and came to Canada in the 1940s.

Unknown

A group outing at Elora in front of a photographer's backdrop

CA MAO 1994-1 68
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A group outing at Elora with a bridge in the background. Back row, left: David Betzner; front row, second from left: Catherine Brubacher Betzner.

Unknown

A group photo of students at Conrad Grebel

CA MAO 2013-1 35
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1988

A group photo of students at Conrad Grebel College in 1988 who are also siblings. Back row: Michelle and Greg Dick,Christina and Dan Enns, Paul and Anita Fieguth. Front row: Luke and Sonya Snider, Brent and Kathleen Klassen, Monica and Andrew Scheifele.

Unknown

A group photograph of attendees at the Cressman

CA MAO 2000-1 185
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1944

A group photograph of attendees at the Cressman family reunion at the "Old Homestead" on 1 July 1944.

Denton, Ernest

A group photograph of the Isaac S. Cressman

CA MAO 2000-1 192
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1923

A group photograph of the Isaac S. Cressman family reunion participants in 1923 in a rural setting.

Unknown

A group posing with two of the cyclists who made

CA MAO 1994-1 71
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1891

A group posing with two of the cyclists who made the trip from Indiana to "the Twenty" (the Jordan-Vineland district) the first Mennonite settlement in Canada. With bicycles, l-r: Aaron C. Kolb and William P. Coffman.

Unknown