This is a photo of Helena Wiebe (Funk) and Jacob D. Wiebe sitting on chairs in front of a wall with wainscotting and a straight curtain over a window. Both are wearing dark clothing. Mrs. Wiebe is wearing a bonnet and Mr. Wiebe a cap.
This is a photo of Elizabeth Wiebe (Pries) and Peter D. Wiebe sitting on chairs with a child standing behind them. They are wearing dark clothing. Mrs. Wiebe is wearing a bonnet and Mr. Wiebe a cap and is holding a cane. They are sitting in front of a wall with wainscotting.
This is a photo of Isaac Dueck and Anna Dueck posing in front of a painted backdrop. Mr. Dueck is wearing a dark three-piece suit and is standing beside a small table. Mrs. Dueck is sitting beside the table and is wearing a dark dress and bonnet. There are flowers on the table. Scratching River
This is a photo of the windmill at the Mennonite Village Museum in Steinbach, Manitoba. There are a number of people on the platform of the mill. There are some buildings in the background.
This is a photo of Jacob Hoeppner and his wife Aganetha Hoeppner (Dueck) with their family posing outside in Winkler. Their are names on the back of the photo. Back row (l-r): Jacob Toews & wife Anna (Hoeppner) Toews, Aganetha (Hoeppner) Peters and husband Franz J. Peters, Maria Hoeppner, Maria (Neufeld) Hoeppner and husband Jacob J. Hoeppner, Peter Hoeppner and his wife Tina (Doell) Hoeppner, and presumably Katharina (Hoeppner) Doerksen holding child and her husband Isaac P. Doerksen behind her. Middle row: Jacob N. Hoeppner, Maria Hoeppner, Aganetha (Dueck) Hoeppner and husband Aeltester Jacob Hoeppner. Presumably the other 11 are grandchildren.
This is a photo of a group of people standing on the steps of a long building and a team of horses with buggy and coachman. The coachman, Johann Riediger, is about to take the "housefather", Jacob F. Funk, on some business trip. Behind Funk stands his wife and at his side their two daughters. The man with the beard is Jakob Janzen, the treasurer of the institution, and the four females are maids employed here.