Item 1989-5 1 - Monument to Reesor settlement of Mennonites from

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CA MAO 1989-5 1

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Monument to Reesor settlement of Mennonites from

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  • 1978 (Creation)

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photograph : 9 x 12 cm

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(1910-1986)

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John Enns was born in Ohrloff, Molotschna, Ukaine. In 1924 his family immigrated to Canada and came to Waterloo, Ontario. In 1926 the family homesteaded in what became Reesor, Ontario. From 1936-1966 he taught school in Reesor, with a brief interlude as an Alternative Service worker (Montreal River, 1942-1943; Chatham and Exeter, agricultural work, 1943; Mile 10 camp at Petawawa Forest Experiment Station, 1943-1944). From 1966-1971, he taught in Kapuskasing.

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John H. Enns

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Monument to Reesor settlement of Mennonites from Russia in Northern Ontario. (MHSO collection)

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Price: 5.00
Megapixels: 1.3
Resolution: 915x1369

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