This item is a studio photo of Abram Dyck with his new wife Helena Epp. They are sitting on chairs in front of a backdrop. They are well-dressed in dark clothing with Helena wearing a head covering and Abram a 3-piece suit.. The photo was send to Abram's son, Abram Dyck in Didsbury, Alberta, who immigrated to Canada around 1890. Abram's first wife and mother of Abram A. Dyck (1867-1945) of Didsbury, was Susanna Wall (1845-1885?).

This is a photo of Abram Dyck as Red Cross soldier. 1915. [HR 246] (2 prints)

Abram Enns posing in uniform. Postcard dated Moscow, November 29, 1916. He is the uncle to Katie GM #209404 and Maria (Manja) Toews. Manja is GM #209405.

This is a photo of Abram Enns and Johann Boese. [HR 232]

This is a photo of Abram Froese. He lived in Schoenhorst then later Springstein and Winnipeg.

A photo of Abram Thiessen

Black and white. Trio of boys are standing outside facing camera. All are wearing dark coats closed to neck. Boy on left has right hand in pocket. Other boys have hands by sides. Abram Guenther, Cornelius Lehn, Gerhard Kroeger as students. Abram Regier drove to school with them. Taken with Abraham Regier's camera.

Portrait on cardboard of Abram Kasper from Jakowlewo. b. 1885. He is wearing a 3 piece suit with a long coat, white shirt and a light coloured bow tie. He is holding his right hand behind his back and his left hand on a back of a chair.

Black and white. Three men. Two on left are holding Russian guitars and the man on the right is holding violin. Abram Kroeger (Margarethe Regier's brother) is on the right,. He was a specialist in factory in the northern Russian forest during the First World War. In the middle is his brother-in-law (Regehr), possibly married to a Schroeder woman.

This is a photo of Adam Kroeker, editor of "Die Friedensstimme". [HR 147]

Black and white. Both are seated in fake car. Boy is at steering wheel pretending to drive. He is wearing dark jacket and dark hat. Man is in back wearing light coloured suit with light coloured shirt and dark tie. He is wearing straw hat. Abram Martens and younger brother.

This is a photo of the Abram Martens family. [HR 228]

This is a photo of Abram Matthies and his son, Hans, in front of the barn on their estate. A Mennonite took pride in his horses, and great efforts were made to improve the breed. [HR 250]

Black and white. Head and shoulder shot. Clean shaven. Wearing dark uniform jacket with large metal, buttons fastened to neck. Abram Penner, from Molotschna. A. P. Regier shared a room with him, also with Martin Dyck.

This photograph shows an outside pose of Abram Reimer in his Medical Alternative Service uniform. The handwritten, Russian note on the reverse: Province of Samara, P.O. Petanov, Village of Bogomazov. Abram P. Reimer. This photograph also appears in Mennonite Alternative Service in Russia by Lawrence Klippenstein and Jacob Dick on page 125.