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Katharina Enns Rempel (1881-1948) with her children, David, Anna, Nicolai and Alice in 1924 just after immigrating to Canada from the Soviet Union, when they lived at the Daniel E. Martin home. She then married Jacob P. Braun and moved to Niagara-on-the-Lake, Ontario.

Jacob P. and Katharina Braun. She was a widow with four children who immigrated to Canada in 1924. She lived at the David E. Martin home until her marriage to Jacob on 28 December 1924. They then lived at the Andrew Freeman home before moving to Niagara-on-the-Lake, Ontario

John E. Toews and Winfield Fretz at Conrad Grebel College's 35th anniversary, April 24, 1999

Conrad Grebel University College's 35th anniversary, April 24, 1999. L-R: Alumnus Eric Friesen, Faculty member Walter Klaassen.

Dedication of Bishop Benjamin Eby Historical Marker. L-R: Leslie Gray, Norman Schneider (former MP), Clayton F. Derstine, Gordon Eby, Odo Eby, W.C. Barry (Waterloo Historical Society), Aden Eby, Harry E. Wambold (Mayor of Kitchener), J.B. Martin, Edward Kipfer (First Mennonite Church Board)

Children of Jesse and Magdalena Martin Shantz. Left to right: Ida, Agnes, Velina, Edwin, Alice, Joseph, Jesse

Planning committee for Father Elias Chacour visit to Ontario Mennonite churches in June 2005.
L-R: Nathan Funk, Robert Witmer, Pieter Niemeyer, Glenn Zehr, Glenn Witmer, Abuna Elias Chacour, Shawkey, Steve Drudge, Lyn Drudge. Absent: Fred Lichti, Rebecca Yoder Neufeld

Mabel Cressman with "little Jimmy" at Shepherds Hill, London, England.

Left to right: Vera Cressman and Mabel Cressman.

Mennonite Central Committee workers in England with children. L-R: Sam Goering, Edna Hunsperger, Mr. Winter, Mrs. Winter, Elma Esau, Mona Corin, Vernon ?

Una Cressman in her nurse's uniform. 1940s?

Class of 1934 at La Junta Mennonite School of Nursing (La Junta, Colorado). L-R: Esther Esch, Lettie Wenger, Lina Kauffman, Elizabeth Kulp, Una Cressman, Joe Shank, Maude (Egli) Swartzendruber, Martha Hershey, Iva Snyder, Besse, Benell

Mennonite missionaries in Argentina meeting at Pehuajo ca. 1950.

Harold & Cora Groh family: Back (L-R): Ruth, David, Mary and Elizabeth Groh. Seated: Harold Groh, Cora Groh; Front: John Groh.

Byler Family Gospel Singers. John I and Amanda Byler and their ten children: J. Harold, Orpha B. Kutnow, John T., S. E., Mary L. Byler, June B. Palaci, James E., David O., Robert O., and Carol B. Roth. He was a Church of the Brethren minister and bishop, but was a Mennonite at the end of his life.