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This photo is of an unidentified young woman wearing a nurse's uniform. She probably studied nursing in Riga at the same time as Helena Regehr who graduated in 1902 from the 2 year course.

This photo is of Anna Reimer. She is wearing a nurse's uniform.

This photo is of Suzana Nickel. She is wearing light-coloured clothing. A small brooch is pinned to the high collar of her blouse.

This photo is of Maria Regeher. She is outside, standing beside a small round table in front a a white brick wall. Maria Regehr is wearing dark clothing and is holding a book in her left hand.

This photo is of the Regehr sisters. The sisters are standing inside with a small round table between them. Both ladies are wearing hats and both have a corsage pinned to their dress.

This photo is of Heinrich Regehr as a young man. He is standing beside a table in front of a backdrop. Mr. Regehr is wearing a dark suit and a dark bow tie on his white shirt. He is also wearing tall boots.

This photo is of Helen Regehr's sisters. Seated beside a table on the left side is one sister with the other standing behind her. On the right side of the table, a gentleman is seated with another man standing behind him. A white dog is lying on the floor in front of the table.

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This photo is a group photo of the 25th wedding anniversary of Abram and Anna Matthies. The photo was taken in Prochladnaja in the Caucasus in Russia.It was taken out-of-doors with trees in the background. Abram Matthies was Anna's second husband. Anna, whose maiden name was Wiebe, was first married to Cornelius Reimer.
In the last row, left to right are: Cornelius Reimer (oldest brother of Jacob Cornelius Reimer), Isaak Matthies (half-brother from the same mother of Jacob C. Reimer), Tinchen Matthies (half-sister of Jacob C. Reimer), Anna Wiens, later Froese (cousin to Jacob C.Reimer), Jacob Cornelius Reimer, Hans Matthies (half-brother of Jacob C. Reimer)
Second row: Liese Reimer (wife of Cornelius), Anna Reimer (oldest sister of Jacob C. Reimer who remained single), Anna Matthies (mother of Jacob C. Reimer and wife of Isaak), Abram Matthies (husband of Anna), Emilie Reimer (née Zeh, wife of Jacob C. Reimer),Maria Wiens (sister of Jacob C. Reimer),Cornelius Wiens (husband to Maria and elder and minister of the Kuban M.B.Church)
First row: Cornelius Reimer (son of Jacob C. Reimer, who died at age 18), Nelly Wiens (later Froese), Anna Dyck (daughter of Jacob C. Reimer), Maria DeFehr (daughter of Jacob C. Reimer), Hulda Huebert (daughter of Jacob C,. Reimer), David Reimer (son of Jacob C. Reimer), Abram Wiens

This photo is of Cornelius Reimer and his wife Liese. They are standing behind a stone railing, on which they are leaning. Cornelius Reimer is wearing a suit and tie. His wife, Liese, is wearing a light-cloured dress with a white inset and stand-up collar. On her head is a small crocheted cap. The photo was taken in Welikoknjaschesk, Kuban, Russia.

This photo is of an unidentified family in Russia. The photo is taken outside in front of a brick wall.

This photo is of a group of unidentified male high school students and their teachers at the Chortiza Secondary School in Russia. There are 25 students and 7 teachers. Peter Johann Penner is the teacher with long white sideburns on the far left of the photo. Abram Abram Neufeld was the principal of the school. He is the teacher, third from the left, in the first row. The students are all wearing caps. Some of the teachers are wearing hats, the others are wearing caps. The photo is taken outside in front of trees and shrubbery.

This photo is of four Mennonite Brethren ministers meeting in the Kuban. The men are seated at a small round table. and are wearing dark suits, white shirts, and dark ties. From left to right, they are Peter Koehn of Waldheim, Molotschna; Kornelius Wiens of Woldemfuerst, Kuban Colony; Jacob Reimer of Rueckenau, Molotschna; and Johann Fast of Alexanderfeld, Kuban Colony.

This photo is of 22 Mennonite Brethren leaders posing for a photo at the Annual Convention of the United Christian Anabaptist Mennonite Brethren Church in Tiege, Sagradovka held May 14 -15, 1910. Posing with the delegates is S.D. Bondar, Minister of the Interior. He is fourth from the left in the first row. Third from the left in the first row is Wilhelm Dyck of Millerova. For a complete list of the delegates at this conference see pages 66 & 67 of "Moving Beyond Secession" by Abe J. Dueck. For original photo see oversized photos NP003-01-07.

This photo is of the family of Julius Kornelius Heinrichs who lived from 1833-1894. His photo is inset in the top centre of the larger photo.
First row left to right are: Peter Isaak Dyck, son-in-law to the Bergmans; Eva Suderman Heinrichs, wife of Julius Jacob Heinrichs; Julius Jacob Heinrichs, grandson of Julius Kornelius Heinrichs; Heinrich Herman Bergman.
Back row: Jacob Julius Heinrichs; Katherine Thiessen Epp Heinrichs, wife of Jacob Julius Heinrichs; Kornelius K. Martens; Neta Martens, daughter of Herman Bergman and wife of Kornelius Martens; Maria Epp Bergman, wife of Herman Herman Bergman; Herman Herman Bergman; Anna Dyck Bergman, wife of Abram H. Bergman; Abram Herman Bergman; Maria Dyck, daughter of Julius Heinrichs and wife of Gerhard Dyck; Gerhard Isaak Dyck, brother to Peter Dyck; Peter Julius Heinrichs; Julius Herman Bergman
Third row: Aganetha Epp, daughter of Julius Heinrichs and wife of Johann Epp; Maria Friesen Heinrichs, wife of Kornelius Julius Heinrichs; Jacob Jacob Heinrichs; Katherine Heinrichs, daughter of Julius Heinrichs and wife of Jacob Jacob Heinrichs; Peter Riediger; Susanna Riediger, daughter of Julius Heinrichs and wife of Peter Riediger; Katherine Loewen Heinrichs, wife of Peter Julius Heinrichs; Helena Bergman, daughter of Jacob Heinrichs and wife of Julius Herman Bergman.
Second row: Johann Epp; Kornelius Julius Heinrichs; Helena Bergman, daughter of Julius Heinrichs and wife of Herman Bergman; Aganetha Hildebrandt Heinrichs; Herman Bergman; Helena Bergman, daughter of Peter Heinrichs and wife of Heinrich Bergman; Heinrich Julius Heinrichs.