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This fonds contains three distinct parts. Part one includes the diary of Jakob Guenther starting on the 16. Jan. 1945 when he was conscripted into the German army. It continues during the period that he was a Russian prisoner of war in Romania from the end of the war till 19 February 1946. The last entry is dated 20. Sept 1947 written in Canada, expressing his longing to be reunited with his wife and daughters, or at least to have confirmation of their well-being. The second part are short biographical sketches of Jacob, his wife, daughter and son-in-law. The third part are photographs.

This file consists of a photocopy of Jacob's diary 1945-1947 and short biographies of Jacob, his wife Margaretha Guenther, his daughter Judith Allerdings, and his son-in-law Jacob Allerdings.

The fonds consists of short writings created by John J. Esau.

The fonds consists of biographical and family papers, information and publications of schools and the university Fred and Aganeta attended, his major publication, and manuscripts of numerous scholarly and church/conference related presentations.

The fonds consists of a microfilm copy of the Ulrich Dueck collection held at Mennonite Library and Archives in Newton, Kansas. It contains genealogical data mostly pertinent to West Prussian Mennonites on 454 large charts. The originals were last known to be in the possession of Mr. Dueck in Germany.

The fonds consists mainly of working files pertaining to Jack’s story telling and public speaking presentations. It contains very little information, aside from several autobiographical pieces, about Jack’s childhood, his experiences as a student, his career at Goshen College, subsequent business initiatives, or family life. It is arranged in four thematic series: 1. Autobiographical, personal and family items, 2. multi-media presentations, 3. short stories, sermons and reports, 4. business, management and consulting. The material was part of a large mixed collection of very loosely organized papers which were reviewed, screened and organized by Ted Regehr, a professional trained archivist and personal friend.

The fonds consists Accession 2004.036 which contains correspondence with Leland Harder of North Newton, Kansas, concerning Harder (David’s grandmother) genealogy.

Accession 2017.031 consists of copies of the Alberta Mennonite High School “Post Grad” newsletters, 1950 to 1959, edited by David Dick.

The fonds consists of 15 photographs of students, teachers, and the building of the Coaldale Mennonite Brethren Bible School during the time when Sara Decker was a student there. Her later married name was Sara (Decker) Siple.