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This is a photo of Lennie and a quilt with biblical inscriptions such as “Remember Lot’s wife” and “Behold I come quickly” and “The wages of sin is death” alongside “Follow Me” and “Peace Be Unto You.” See page 177 in Daughters in the House of Jacob.

This a photo of a traveling male quartet from Swift Current Bible School accompanied by Jacob J. Doerksen (at right). See page 176 in Daughters in the House of Jacob.

This is a photo of the 1939-1940 class of the Swift Current Bible School in Swift Current. Justine Harms is pictured at the top left corner
and Marie Peters is beside her, 2nd from left. Rev. Jacob J. Doerksen is in the center, below the word “Bible.” Matron Susie Klassen is in the center, above the image of the school. See page 173 in Daughters in House of Jacob.

This is a photo of Anna Doerksen (nee Anna Kehler), Lennie Doerksen, and Johnny Doerksen. See page 171 in Daughters in the House of Jacob.

This is a photo of Jacob J. Doerksen studying at the dining room table in Swift Current. See page 170 in Daughters in the House of Jacob.

This is a 1933 photo of Anna Doerksen (nee Anna Kehler) washing clothes with another woman (?), Sarah Doerksen peeling apples, and nephew Johnny with cat. See page 169 in Daughters in the House of Jacob.

This is a photo of Anna and Jacob J. Doerksen standing behind Lennie's baby carriage. See page 167 in Daughters in the House of Jacob.

This is a 1929 photo of Jacob J. Doerksen (front, left), Isaac Doerksen (front, right), and Anna Kehler (back, 2nd from left). See page 163 in Daughters in the House of Jacob.

This is a photo of Jacob J. Doerksen (sitting on car's running board, 1st from right) with other men and Anna Kehler. See page 162 in Daughters in the House of Jacob.

This is a photo of Maid Anna with guitar and friend at the Richardson home in Rosetown. See page 152 in Daughters in the House of Jacob.

This is a 1917 photo of the Kehler family (left to right): Susannah, Greta, Anna, mother Agatha, Jack, father Johann, Katherina, Justina, and Maria. In the portrait the family is grouped outdoors, around a table covered with a crocheted tablecloth on which is arranged a candle, a vase, and an animal ornament. Each girl’s dress is adorned with crocheted lace. Three of the sisters—Susannah, Katherina, and Maria—hold stringed instruments while Greta holds a book. Anna’s hand rests on the shoulder of her
mother and Justina’s hand on the shoulder of her sister. The youngest is Jack, the only boy, standing between his mother and father. See page 137 in Daughters in the House of Jacob.

This is a photo of Anna Kehler with her married sisters, Susannah Wiebe (nee Susannah Kehler) and Katharina Derksen (nee Katharina Kehler). See page 151 in Daughters in the House of Jacob.

This is a 1930 photo of Anna Kehler taken in Rosetown, Saskatchewan, where she was working as a domestic. Anna is wearing more stylish clothes and shoes, perhaps still-beautiful hand-me-downs from the lady-of-the-house, Mrs. Richardson. In the photo, Anna is seated outside the Richardson home with her friend, Jacob J. Doerksen. See page 150 in Daughters in the House of Jacob.

This is a photo of Anna Kehler standing with several of her friends in front of a Ford Model T. See page 149 in Daughters in the House of Jacob.