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H. Warkentin (1824-1910) and his wife.

This photo is a portrait of William Hespler and his sister Stephanie Warnock. They are wearing fine clothing. Stephanie is sitting in an ornate chair and William is standing wearing a double breasted suit and tie and sporting a beard.

This item consists of William Hespeler dressed in German Consuls uniform. Large buttons on the centre of the jacket that has tails and embroidery on the cuffs. A sword is at his side and sports a beard

This item consists of William Hespeler wearing a dark suit and vest, sitting in the [Manitoba legislatures speaker's chair?]. He his holding a piece of paper.

This item consists of Anna Barbara Hespler nee Anna Andrassy, mother of William Hespeler. She is wearing a headcovering tied under her chin. She is sitting posing for the photo holding a book.

This item consists of Georgina Hope Hespeler as a young woman. She is the daughter of William Hespeler. IN 1886 she married , married Augustus Meredith Nanton of Winnipeg.

This is a photo of Peter Heinrichs sitting in a chair beside his wife. There is a negative for this image at the back of the photo collection.

This is a photo of two men, a small child and Tina Braun. One of the two men is her husband Abram (it isn't specified which one it is).

This is a photo of Abram Friesen with his wife and 2 young children. Not much is known about this family. The photo may have been taken in Manitoba. There is a negative for this image at the back of the photo collection.

This item consists of William Hespeler dressed in German Consuls uniform. Large buttons on the centre of the jacket that has tails and embroidery on the cuffs. Two medals of honour are on his chest and a sword at his side. he is holding a hat in one hand.

Solomon Edigers with son Sol.

This is a photo of Maria Dueck, born Wiens with her children. [HR 51]

This photo shows the couple sitting at a table in a photo studio with Jacob P. Friesen having a hymnal or Bible in hand, and his wife Margaret holding a thinner booklet. This couple came to Canada from Imperial Russia in 1874 and first settled in the Silberfeld community northeast of Gretna, Manitoba.

This item is a picture of a hand drawn portrait of a young woman, Anna Barbara Hespler nee Andrassy, who became the mother of William Hespeler. She is wearing a long scarf around her neck and had flowers and leaves woven into her hair.

This item consists of a portrait of William Hespeler. He is wearing a dark suit, white shirt and tie. He is wearing a full beard and looking away from the camera.