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This is a photo of the Wehrmann family. (Left to right): back row is Katharina Wehrmann (Peters), Eduard Gustav Ferdinand Wehrmann (March 2, 1875). Front row: Eugeine Wehrmann (January 1, 1912) and Erna Wehrmann (July 2, 1908), who later was Mrs. Tetzner. This photo was taken in Tomsk, Siberia.

This photo shows 15 men in the Russian Mennonite forestry service standing around an outdoor brick stove with two large pans which appear to be frying pancakes.

A group of men in forestry service at Altagir sitting on "tree chairs". Back row: Heinrich Neufeld (2nd from the left).

This photo shows the contingent of forestry service men at Asov in their working cloths. (compare with Quiring's Als ihre Zeit..., p. 167)

This photo shows a group of men that all lived in the same housing unit at Asov, likely on a Sunday afternoon, with various instruments as each possessed. There is a tambourine, an accordion, two guitars, a mandolin, a violin, a cello.

Peter Driedger b. 1882 was born to Johann and Katharina Driedger in Blumenfeld, Manitoba. He moved alone to Clarks Crossing and took out a homestead east of Warman in 1902. He met Helena Schmidt and they married in 1904. They bought a farm a few years later a quarter mile east of Osler. This photo is of Peter and Helena Driedger with their first two sons John (left) and Jacob (right).

This photo shows #17 Jacob & Katharina Epp family. Left section, front row (l-r): Maria, Katharina & Jacob. Left section, back row (l-r): Abraham, Johann, Cornelius. Couples in the right hand section (l-r): Heinrich & Katharina Epp, Justina & Johann Baerg, Jacob & Susanna Epp, Katharina & Peter Baerg.