Résultats

      Copy of a photographic print showing the clearing of land owned by Samuel B. Schneider and sold to the town of Berlin, Ontario for Victoria Park.

      Copy of a photographic print landscape work being done on Victoria Park. The land was owned by Samuel B. Schneider and sold to the town of Berlin, Ontario for the Park.

      A copy of a photograph of some members of Samuel B. Schneider’s extended family standing at the front of his house in Berlin,Ontario. The photograph was reprinted in Miriam H. Snyder’s Hannes Schneider and his wife Catherine Haus Schneider Their Descendants and Times 1534-1939, p. 178A. The caption identifies the ...

      A copy of a studio portrait of Hannah (Schneider) Shantz and Aaron Shantz and their children, .

      A copy of a photograph taken at Aaron E. Shantz’s farm. The people pictured are Sarah Shantz Schneider, Aaron Shantz, Hannah Shantz and Christian Eby; the three children are not identified. The photograph was reprinted in Miriam H. Snyder’s Hannes Schneider and his wife Catherine Haus Schneider Their Descendants and ...

      A copy of a studio portrait of Joseph C. Snyder and family. From left: Joseph C., Jacob B., Joseph Lincoln, Lucinda, Magdalena, Isadore B., and Elizabeth Betzner Snyder. [need to confirm correct order]

      The family includes five children of Isaac and his first wife, Barbara Snyder (Schneider), one adopted child, and eight children of Isaac and his second wife, Elizabeth Snyder (Schneider). The children are Ephraim, Mary, Jacob S., Josiah, Barbara, Allen, Adam, Isaiah, Malinda, Lydia Ann, Sarah, Minerva, and Melissa. The photograph ...

      Rudolph Dettweiler and family in front of his home built in 1853 at Bloomingdale, Ontario. Left to right: Albert Snyder (son-in-law), Elizabeth Dettweiler Snyder, Selina Snyder, Rudolph Dettweiler, Magdalena Dettweiler, Susannah Bingeman Detweiler, Annie Dettweiler, Noah B. Dettweiler, Abby Dettweiler, Anna Weber Dettweiler, Mary Ann Dettweiler.

      The David B. Schneider farm where Joseph M. and Albert M. Snyder were born. The farm house was torn down to accommodate the building of the Conestoga Parkway.

      David H. Snyder Family of New Dundee, Ontario. Seated (L-R): David Snyder, Lucinda Shantz Snyder; Standing: Eldon Snyder, Mary Snyder, Ida Snyder, Alvin Snyder.

      Left to right: Delton Snyder; Lillian Snyder, children of Ervine S.Nancy Nahrgang Snyder.

      Wedding photo of Nancy Nahrgang and Ervine S. Snyder in 1895.

      Three generation photo of L-R: Mary Ann Shantz Nahrgang, Lillian Snyder and Nancy Nahrgang Snyder, New Hamburg, Ontario.

      A group photograph that includes Jacob Y. Shantz, his adult children and their spouses. Front: Weber, Veronica Shantz (Mrs. Andrew); Shantz, Jacob Y.; Detweiler, Harriet Shantz (Mrs. Jacob).

      Left Back: Etta Brubacher (dau.of Tilman); Nathaniel (David's son); Alvin SniderHerb Snider (Uncle Sam's sons); Vernon Eby; David Brubacher (Uncle David's son). 2nd Row: Saleda Eby (Susannah B. Eby's dau.); Luanna Brubacher ( John M. dau.) See back of photo for the rest of the names.

      Left to right: Loretta Snider, Delton Snider, Martha Fretz, possibly taken somewhere in Western Canada.

      Jonas Snider, minister at Erb St. Mennonite Church, Waterloo, Ontario, 1892-1944.

      Joseph S. Shantz, his wife, Magdalena Snyder Shantz, and their two sons, Hermis Clement and Ammon Junia.

      A studio photograph taken at the time of their wedding, May 10, 1875.

      A studio potrait of Samuel S. Snider, his wife, Mattie (Magdalena Brubacher) Snider with their children. Samuel is holding twin sons, Edwin and Alvin. The daughter is Malinda Snider.