Fonds PP - Peter H. Enns fonds

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CA MHC PP

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Peter H. Enns fonds

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  • 1915-1942 (Creation)

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6 cm of textual material

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Name of creator

(1885-1924)

Biographical history

Peter H. Enns was born in 1885. He farmed in Ste. Elizabeth, Manitoba. He was involved in the leadership of the Lichtenau Mennonite Church from 1930 to 1942, serving as Aeltester, or bishop. His brother, Joahnn H. Enns, was also an Aeltester, but left St. Elizabeth in 1932 to serve at First Mennonite Church in Winnipeg. Peter died on May 7, 1942.

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Elizabeth Enns, daughter of Peter H. Enns

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Scope and content

This fonds consists of Peter H. Enns' personal papers concerning both his church work and his personal life. The latter includes correspondence with his brother and his memoirs. Most of the material is handwritten in Gothic script, with some typewritten material.

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Primarily German with a small amount of Russian and English.

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Description completed by Joanne Moyer in January 2007.

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