20 Treffer anzeigen

This is a photo of Isaak Dyck, elder of the Chortitza Mennonite congregation from 1896. [HR 138]

This is a photo of a drawing of the oldest house standing in Rosenthal near Chortitza. It was built 1796 and was still standing in 1925. [HR 80]

This is a photo of a windmill near Rosental, Chortitza [HR 247. N:358] (2 prints)

This is a photo of a well-house, somewhat different from the average, could be seen on the Peter Rempel yard in the village of Rosental, near Zaporoshye. [HR 101]

This is a photo of David Kroeger's watch [clock] and motor factory in Rosental near Chortitza. [HR 175] (N:357)

This is a photo of a street in Rosental. The large building to the right is Heinrich Dyck's flourmill. [HR 52]

Everywhere in the usually desperately poor Russian villages stood large and sometimes also beautiful churches. The time came when such a church was built also in the Mennonite village of Rosental. The Russian national church always very zealously guarding its members from any outside influence, had this church built for the many Russian factory workers in Chortitza-Rosental. [HR 46]

This is a photo of Mr. and Mrs. Gerhard Rempel, Rosental. [HR 157]

This is a photo of Gerhard Pries (1864-1938) and his wife Anganetha, born Andres. Pries was a teacher, farmer, and deacon of the Chortitza-Rosentaler congregation. He was known as a philanthropist. His possessions were taken from him. He lies buried in the cemetery at Rosental, and his wife in Rosthern, Saskatchewan. [HR 172] (N:347)

This is a photo of Johann and Maria Penner, Rosental, Chortitza district. [HR 171] (N:349)

This is a photo of Johann Andres (1849-1919) from Rosental and his wife Aganetha born Dyck (1850-1926). They were known to all the children of their village because on their shed, the storks had a nest to which they loyally returned year after year. [HR 171] (N:348)

This is a photo of Peter Dyck and his fiancee Katherina Klassen from the beautiful village of Rosental, Chortitza district. [HR 168]

This is a photo of Katharina Klassen (Mrs. Peter Dyck), Helene Penner (Mrs. Sawatzky). Both are from Rosental near Chortitza. [HR 179]

This is a photo of David Kroeger and his wife. He was the manufacturer of the Kroeger clocks as well as of motors. [HR 175] (N:346)

This is a photo of the diamond wedding of Abram and Aganeta Dyck in 1906 in Rosental near Chortitza. Identified in photo in the second row (left to right) are J. Dyck, Mrs. A. Guenther with Sara Guenther on her lap, Mrs. J. Andres, Aganeta and Abram Dyck, Mrs. G. Klassen holding her granddaughter, Lena Wiebe, A. Dyck and H. Dyck. [HR 225]