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Left to Right: Older lady with head covering, then two ladies one standing and one seated in front, then two men, one standing and one seated who is believed to be Peter Fast, son of Jacob Fast d. 1861 and Margaretha Isaak b. 1817.

Left to right: Margaretha Isaak (wife) b. 1817, seated, Jacob Fast, a son (standing) and a daugher (seated).

A young couple Jakob P. Pauls and Lena Warkentin are shown. Mrs. Pauls is a sister to Katharina Willer's mother, Anna (Warkentin) Rempel. Jakob is wearing a two-piece suit with a long jacket, a white shirt and a bow tie. Lena is wearing a long dress with a wide skirt, V shaped fold in the bodice.

Heinrich Plenert b. Jan 1, 1838, Kronsgarten d. 8 Nov 1910 Wiesenfeld, and wife Helena Jacob Hildebrand b. 28 Dec. 1842 Insel Chortitza d. 16 Feb. 1878 Wiesenfeld. They were married 25 Sep 1862. This photo is taken in a studio. The couple are sitting on chairs. Heinrich has his arm on a small table . Helena is wearing a long, dark dress with 4 layers of pleats at the hem. Heinrich is wearing suit, top button closed, the others open., white shirt and bow tie. Heinrich is the son of Heinrich Plenert 1809-1867 and wife Aganetha Bartel (von Moevsen) 1810-1901.( Children of Heinrich and Aganetha were: Anna, Heinrich b.1838, Aganetha and Eva). For children of Heinrich 1838 and Helena see card file (Kartei) This photo is Generation 4 of the Heinrich Plenert Ancestry Display. No photos of Generation . 1.Heinrich 1747, 2. Wilhelm 1764 and 3. Heinrich 1809
Generation 5 is Kornelius Heinr Plenert (no photo??) 1877-1952 Wiesenfeld, SK. and Katharina Gerhard Ens 1883- 1920. His second wife was Maria Abram Wiens (Widow Adreas Vogt) 1883-1928/ and his 3rd wife Agnes Aaron Dick.

David Thiessen b. 25 Jul 1854, d. 1934 is seated on the right, wearing a 3 piece wool suit with white buttons on his vest, white shirt and bow tie. His wife Anna nee Heidebrecht b. ? d. 1893 is sitting on the right, wearing a dark skirt with a pleated bottom edge, a dark jacket buttomed up and a white scarf around her neck. There is a small table between them with a white lace cloth and a plant and both David and Anna are resting one arm on the table.

A young couple, Mr. and Mrs. Johann Wiens of Halbstadt Molotschna are shown. They are parents of Waldemar (Wolodja) and Maria (Manja) Wiens. Johann is wearing a dark jacket with the top button buttoned., white shirt and dark tie. His hair is parted in the middle and he has a small mustache. Mrs. Wiens is wearing a medium coloured 2 piece dress with buttons down the front and lace trim.

Husband Peter Froese is seated with arm resting on table, bearded; his wife standing with arm resting on husband's shoulder.

Portrait of John S, Rempel 1853-1929. He was the banker at Chortitz and Sec. Treas. Of the Hanover Municipality. (see #46 Centennial list) John is wearing a checked jacket and a shirt buttoned to the top.

Older couple, Aron Lepp 1829-1913 and Katharina nee Siemens are seated, Aron with beard, Katharina with hands clasped at waist, wearing "Haube" tied at chin.

Gerhard Rempel b 1864 and wife Anna Peter Warkentin. The photo is taken as they are at the coffin of Anna's father Peter Warkentin. Gerhard is wearing a dark suit, white shirt and a tie. Anna a dark dress with lace at the collar and a bow pin. She is also wearing a black hat. These are parents of Katharina Willer, Kalona, ID.

Oval portraits of Jacob Dyck b. 17 Aug 1845 at Kronsthal, Russia d. 26 Jul. 1913 at Herbert, SK and his wife Elisabeth Wiebe b. 3 May 1848 at Rosenthal, Russia, d. 5 Aug. 1922, Herbert, SK. They were married 2 Oct 1868.. Jacob is the son of Jacob Dyck (1809?) and Elizabeth Jaeger (1807). Elisabeth (Wiebe) Dyck is wearing a dark dress and a black lacy cap head covering (Haube). Jacob is wearing a dark jacket, a dark shirt buttoned with a white button on top and a white collar. This is the 3nd generation of the Jakob Dyck (1773-184)1 Ancestry display.

Peter he is seated holding book, beard, wife standing, holding on to ornamental table with ornamental jar. (, abt 1890?)

The inscription on the reverse reads "A. Vogt w[ith] friend Hamm"

This photo shows presumably G.G. Dueck in uniform standing in front of a blossoming apple tree (later of Springstein, Manitoba),

This photo shows a group of men with their beds, outside a forestry camp building.