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Peter Abrams wearing great coat
Peter Abrams, as elderly man, seated wearing a double breasted great coat. Text on back of photo reads:" Mein Grossvater, P. [Cyrillic P] Abrams (Merla Dyck g.g. grandfather) (a Rempel or Dyck)"
Hamm, A.G. (Gretna, Man.)
Infant in bonnet and long dress.
Wilhelm and Agatha (Sawatzky) Rempel
Wilhelm and Agatha Rempel seated with a small bare foot boy standing between them.
Studio pose most likely Peter R. Abrams' mother Susanna Rempel, who married Peter Abrams first and later Isaac Loewen.
Hamm, A.G. (Gretna, Man.)
Studio pose most likely Peter R. Abrams' mother Susanna Rempel, who married Peter Abrams first and later Isaac Loewen. Same as photo 11 just sharper image.
Hamm, A.G. (Gretna, Man.)
Peter R. Abrams with his parents and 5 siblings, 4 sisters and 1 brother. Peter is sitting on the floor. His parents are Peter and Susanna (Rempel) Abrams.
We believe the photo includes: Oldest to youngest Wilhelm, Sarah, Agatha, Peter, Katharina, Gerhard.
Possibly Susanna Abrams (1854) with daughter Sarah (1875).
Hamm, A.G. (Gretna, Man.)
Inscription on the back reads: "Peter R Abrams with two sisters, Sarah and Tina, and brother George". There seems to be a discrepancy with this labeling.
Viertel, George Oswald, 1875-1979
(left to right): Isaac Loewen, George Abrams, Susanna Loewen and George's sister. George is holding a bugle.
Helena (Wiens) Abrams is third from the left. Outdoors, in front of a car and picket fence.
Man wearing cap and white shirt sitting in the stern of a row boat.
Sixteen people consisting of children and adults. The middle lady with baby is a Wiens. Back of photo says one of these is Merla's grandmother. Top left is Peter R. Abrams.
Unknown
A group of nineteen women, some are dressed in the old style dark dresses and some wear more modern clothes, white blouses and skirts.
Mrs. Susanna Abrams is in the second row and second from the left. Picture is a postcard made in Canada. Women of all ages.
Unidentified wedding couple standing in the photographer's studio.
Possibly Sarah Abrams with her first husband who married in 1899 in Gretna, Manitoba.