This series consists of 83 photographs. They are:
694:1 Ed Schellenberg. - 2000?. - 10X15 cm;col..
This photo shows Ed Schellenberg, smiling, arms crossed, standing behind some flowers indoors with people in the background.
694:2 Ed Schellenberg. - 1980s?. - 4.5X4.5;b&w.
This is a portrait of Ed Schellenberg.
694:3 Ed Schellenberg. - 1970s?. - 4.5X4.5;b&w.
This is a portrait of Ed Schellenberg.
694:4 Ed's sisters Bertha and Mary Schellenberg. - 1934. - 15X10cm;B&W.
This photo shows Bertha Schllenberg, age 4, and Mary Schellenberg, age 3, sitting outside at a little play table in the garden.
694:5 David and Anna (Braun) Schellenberg family. - 1934. - 10X15cm;B&w.
This photo shows Ed Schellenberg with his parents and siblings posing for the camera outside in the garden.
694:6 Children of Ed & Romelda Schellenberg. - 1969. - 12x8cm:col..
This photo shows the 4 children standing on the tarmac below an aircraft.
694:7 Multi-family photos. - 1970s. - 12x12 cm;b&w..
This photo shows 12 people posing in a home living room, including Ed & Romelda Schellenberg and their children.
694:8 Barkman sisters. - 1920s?. - 8x12cm;b&w..
This photo shows Elizabeth Barkman (1891-1889) (later married to Jacob S. Rempel), with her sisters Katherine (later married to B. Janz) and Anne (later married to Jacob Fast.
694:9 Jacob Braun, Paraguay first visit back to Manitoba since 1926. - 1948. -
This studio photograph shows (back row l-r) Jacob Braun, his brother Abram Braun and brother-in-law David J. Schellenberg; and (front row l-r) Sara Braun (Abram's wife) and Anna (Braun) Schellenberg, David's wife.
694:10 Jacob Braun, Paraguay first visit back to Manitoba since 1926. - 1948. -
This studio photograph shows (back row l-r) Jacob Braun, his brother Abram Braun and brother-in-law David J. Schellenberg; and (front row l-r) Sara Braun (Abram's wife) and Anna (Braun) Schellenberg, David's wife. The women are wearing hats.
694:11 Braun family (?). - 1948?. - 12x8cm;b&w.
This photos shows 6 men and 6 women including David J. and Anna Schellenberg, Jacob Braun and Abe and Sara Braun.
694:12 Three Braun siblings at Jacob Braun's visit from Paraguay. - 1948. - 8x12cm;b&w.
This photo shows Jacob Braun, Abram Braun and their sister Anna (Braun) Schellenberg.
694:13 Schellenberg family. - 1980s?. - 12x8cm;b&w.
This photo shows Ed, John and Romelda Schellenberg plus 2 other unidentified women.

694:14 John Schellenberg. - 1984?. - 9X7cm;col..
This photo shows John Schellenberg, Secretary-Treasurer, Rural Municipality of St. Francois Xavier, sitting in chair.
694:15 John Schellenberg and an unidentified woman. - 1980s?. - 12X8cm;col..
This photo shows John Schellenberg with his arm around a woman, sitting at a dining room table in a home.
694:16 House at 206-1st Street, Steinbach, Manitoba. - 1980s?. - 12X8cm;col..
This photo shows the home where Ed & Romelda Schellenberg lived and raised their children in Steinbach.
694:17 Solomon and Susanna (Warkentin) Ediger. - ca. 1888. - 6x10cm;sepia.
This photo shows Solomon Ediger with wife Susanna and a baby on her lap. The inscription reads ". . . Schwester Susana für Joh. Schellenbergs". Susana was the sister to Elizabeth Warketin (1846) who married Johann Schellenberg (1839-1919), Ed's great grandfather.
694:18 Jacob S. Rempel's coffin. - 1947. - 9x6cm;b&w.
This photo shows Jacob S. Rempel's coffin with numerous wreaths surrounding it. Rempel died in Steinbach, Manitoba.
694:19 Jacob S. Rempel's coffin. - 1947. - 9x6cm;b&w.
This photo shows Jacob S. Rempel's coffin about to be interred in the Memorial Cemetery Steinbach, Manitoba (NE27-6-6E).
694:20 Jacob S. Rempel's coffin. - 1947. - 9x6cm;b&w.
This photo shows Jacob S. Rempel in his coffin with wreaths surrounding it.
694:21 Jacob S. Rempel's memorial grave stone. - . - 12x8cm;col..
This photo shows a tombstone engraved with "Jacob S. Rempel / 1891-1947 / at rest"
694:22 David J. Schellenberg memorial grave stone. - . - 12x8cm;col..
This photo shows a memorial grave stone with the inscription "Father / David J. Schellenberg /July 15, 1898 / Feb. 18, 1965".
694:23 David J. Schellenberg, Ed's father. - . - 6.5x7.5cm;b&w.
This photo is show David Schellenberg (1890-1965) (probably a cropped photo from 694:9.
694:24 Anna (Braun) Schellenberg, Ed's mother. - . - 6.5x7.5cm;b&w.
This photo is show Anna Schellenberg.
694:25 Anton Schellenberg family. - 1890s?. - 10x14cm;sepia..
This photo shows Anton Schellenberg (brother of Ed's great grandfather) with his three children. Anton's wife died in 1881 -- presumably these are the unmarried children at the time of the photo. The photo was taken in Russia (based on photographers stamp on the reverse.)
694:26 Johann and Agatha Braun. - 10 Dec 1905. - 11x16cm;b&w.
This photo shows Johann Braun and his wife Agatha (Friesen) Braun. The inscription on the reverse includes ". . . An Onkel und Tante Abraham u. Anna Braun, Nord Amerika, Canada, Manitoba, Altona." Johann Braun (1867) is a nephew to Ed's maternal grandparents (A. & A. Braun). Agatha Friesen was Johann's 2nd wife.
694:27 Elizabeth (Barkman) Rempel, wife of Jacob S. Rempel of Steinbach. - 1960s?. -
18x12cm;col..
This photo shows Romelda's mother sitting in a soft living room chair beside a flower arrangment.

694:28 Mr. & Mrs. Peter T. Barkman. - . - 12x118cmb&w.
This photo is a posed image of Peter T. Barkman (1861) and his wife Katharina W. Reimer (1866), Romelda Schellenberg's materinal grandparents.
694:29 Art & Leona Rempel family. - ca. 1956. - 18x12cm;b&w..
This photo shows Art and Leona (Toews) Rempel with their children Margaret and James.
694:30 G.S. Rempel and wife Helena. - . - 15x10cm;b&w..
This photo is shows Gerhard S. Rempel (1895) and his wife Helena (1894) (Schultz) Rempel of Steinbach.
694:31 Heinrich and Anna Rempel family. - . - 17x13cm;b&w..
This photo shows Heinrich Rempel (1882-1979), his wife Anna (Neufeld) Rempel (1893-1996) and their children, Henry (1904), Margaretha (1905), Bernhard (1908) and Lynda (1911).
694:32 Kenneth and Marilyn (Litz) Keese family. - . - 8x6cm;b&w..
This photo shows the Keese family with 5 children. Marilyn (Litz) Keese is a granddaughter of Heinrich S. Rempel (1882).
694:33 R.M. of St. Francois Xavier Council (?). - 1984. - 12X8cm;col..
This photo shows John Schellenberg sitting at a table with a trophy and 5 other men around him, mostly likely those men he worked with while he served as secretary-treasurer for the rural municipality.
694:34 R.M. of St. Francois Xavier Council (?). - 1980s. - 12X8cm;col..
This photo shows John Schellenberg (third from the right) standing with 5 other unidentified men outside in front of the building with a sign reading "R.M. of St. Francois Xavier (86)".
694:35 John Schellenberg Order of Meritorious Service Plaque. - 1984. - 12X8cm;b&w..
This photo shows the plaque which was awarded to John Schellenberg dated 4 Jun 1984 "for the study, interpretation, and processing of planning schemes, variation orders, conditional uses and subdivisions and oodles of other related materials. . . [as] Secretary Treasurer, Rural Municipality of St. Francois Xavier, Province of Manitotba."
694:35 R.M. of St. Francois Xavier Office building. - 1980s. - 12X8cm;col..
This photo shows John Schellenberg standing in front of his car parked in front of the Rural Municipality of St. Francois Xavier building.
694:37 St. Francois Xavier plaque honoring John Schellenberg. - 1984. - 8x12;b&w..
This photo shows a plaque with a number of engraved plates given to John Schellenberg for "dedicated service from 1976-1984" at the R.M. of St. Francois Xavier. The plaque includes separate plates with the names of individual reeves and councilors engraved.
694:38 Memorabalia honoring John Schellenberg. - 1984?. - 12x8:b&w..
This photo shows a display of items honoring the service of John Schellenberg to the R.M. of St. Francois Xavier in Manitoba.
694:39 Plaque honoring John Schellenberg. - 1984. - 12x8:b&w..
This photo shows the plaque which contains a pioneer ox cart and engrave plate given to John Schellenberg upon his retirement as Secretary-Treasurer for the R.M. of St. Francois Xavier in Manitoba.

694:40 The Falk Chair. - 1987. - 12x8:b&w..
This photo shows the original chair and two replicas of a chair that was made of North American materials, handcrafted and wedgework construction. It was made by the Falk family who were pioneer settlers in Southern Manitoba in 1874, and handed down to Anna (Falk) Braun, to Anna (Braun) Schellenberg , to John Schellenberg who is seen in the photo with his hand on the original. John C. Reimer, former curator of the MHV is also on the photo. The chairs and research have been donated to the Mennonite Heritage Village in Steinbach.
694:41 Five replicas of the "Falk Chair". - 1990?. - 12x8;col..
This photo shows the front side of five replicas of the "Falk Chair".
694:42 Five replicas of the "Falk Chair". - 1990?. - 12x8;col..
This photo shows the back side of five replicas of the "Falk Chair".
694:43 Annie (Schellenberg) Voth baptism. - ca. 1944. - 9x7cm;b&w..
This photos shows Annie Schellenberg, Ed's sister, being baptized by immersion in an outdoor setting in Manitoba.
694:44 Heinrich Rempel with 3 children. - 1920s?. - 9x7cm;b&w..
This photos shows Heinrich Rempel sitting inside beside a wood stove with 3 unidentified children. (grandchildren?)
694:45 Annie Schellenberg standing on a chair. - 1926. - 6x8cm;b&w..
This photo shows 2 year old Annie Schellenberg standing on a chair set up outside in front of the truck of a tree. This is Ed's older sister. (3 copies)
694:46 Three Schellenberg Children. - 12 Apr 1927. - 7x11cm;b&w..
This photo shows David, John and Annie Schellenberg posing in front of a blanket backdrop at the home of grandparents, Abram Braun.
694:47 Annie Schellenberg at age 3 months. - 1924. - 7x11cm;b&w..
This photo shows baby Annie Schellenberg at 3 months propped up in a chair.
694:48 Leander Rempel. - ca. 1937. - 11x7cm;b&w..
This photo shows baby Leander Rempel propped up on a chair.
694:49 David and Anna Schellenberg's Home near Rosenfeld, Manitoba. - 1927. -
This photo shows lush vegetation in front of a house believed to be David and Anna Schellenberg's home near Rosenfeld, Manitoba.
694:50 Farm buildings at Rosenfeld. - 1924. - 11x7cm;b&w..
This photo shows two farm buildings.
694:51 Farm buildings at Rosenfeld. - 1922. - 11x7cm;b&w..
This photo shows 3 building on a farm near Rosenfeld, Manitoba
694:52 David and Anna Schellenberg's Home near Rosenfeld, Manitoba. - 1927. -
This photo shows lush vegetation in front of a house believed to be David and Anna Schellenberg's home near Rosenfeld, Manitoba.

694:53 Mrs. J.S. Rempel with daughters Alvina and Romelda on front porch. - ca. 1946. -
11x8cm;b&w..
This photo shows Romelda Rempel and her sister Alvina (Rempel) Loewen holding her daughter Grace sitting outside on the front porch with their mother standing between the two.
694:54 Unidentified house with a car in the foreground. - ca. 1920s. - 11x8cm;sepia.
This photo shows a large full two storey house built in a wooded area with a car standing in the foreground.
694:55 Young lady wearing a skirt with a bicycle. - ca. 1920s. - 6x8cm;sepia.
This photo shows a unidentified young woman about to ride a bicyle.
694:56 Mrs. Elizabeth (Barkman) Rempel with granddaughter Arlene Rempel. - 1958. -
7x7cm;b&w..
This photo shows Mrs. Elizabeth Rempel with her granddaughter Arlene, daughter of Peter and Elma.
694:57 Edwin Rempel, son of J.S. Rempel. - 1914. - 5x10cm;b&w..
This photo is a baby picture of Romelda's brother Edwin who died at age 10 in 1923.
694:58 Edwin's new tombstone in Pioneer Cemetery. - 1990s. - 12x8cm;col..
This photo shows the following inscription: "Edwin / son of / Mr. & Mrs. J.S. Rempel / Born Nov. 23, 1913 / Died Oct. 13, 1923 / Truly my soul waiteth upon God / From Him cometh my salvation.
694:59 Pioneer Cemetery tombstone: Mrs. H. Rempel. - 1980s?. - 8x12cm;col..
This photo shows the tombstone of Margaretha (Schlabach) Rempel (1853-1921) in the Pioneer Cemetery in Steinbach, Manitoba.
694:60 Pioneer Cemetery tombstone: Mrs. ? Toews. - 1980s?. - 8x12cm;col..
This photo shows the site where Edwin Rempel (1913-1923) was buried. The inscription on the back reads "buried behind cornerstone."
694:61 Pioneer Cemetery tombstone: Peter R. Barkman. - 1980s?. - 8x12cm;col..
This photo shows the site where Edwin Rempel (1913-1923) was buried.
694:62 Pioneer Cemetery tombstone: Heinrich Rempel. - 1980s?. - 8x12cm;col..
This photo shows the site where Edwin Rempel (1913-1923) was buried.
694:63 Rempel family beside Edwin's coffin. - 1923. - 12X8cm;b&w..
This photo shows Jacob S. Rempel with his wife Elizabeth (Barkman) Rempel and their 3 surviving children: Alvina, Arthur and Peter, at the coffin of 10 year old Edwin Rempel.
694:64 Ten-year old Edwin Rempel in his coffin. - 1923. - 12X8cm;b&w..
This photo shows the coffin propped up again the house with the body of Edwin Rempel (1913-1923), Romelda's brother.
694:65 Unidentified farmyard in southern Manitoba. - 1920s?. - 25x15cm;b&w..
possibly David Schellenberg's yard near Rosenfeld?
694:66 Unidentified farmyard in southern Manitoba. - 1920s?. - 27x18cm;b&w..

694:67 Unidentified farmyard in southern Manitoba. - ca. 1900?. - 27x18cm;b&w..
This photo includes a group of people posing for the photographer.
694:68 Unidentified farmyard in southern Manitoba. - ca. 1900?. - 27x18cm;b&w..
This photo shows a house with a group of 11 people standing outside in front of it.
694:69 Unidentified farmyard in southern Manitoba. - ca. 1920s?. - 27x18cm;b&w..
This photo includes a man sitting of the steps reading a paper and some children sitting on a swing set.
694:70 Unidentified family on a Manitoba farmyard. - ca.1930s?. - 27x18cm;b&w..
Possibly the Johan Schellenberg family (Ed's grandparents and aunts and uncles).
694:71 Unidentified couple. - . - 27x18cm;b&w..
694:72 Unidentified man. - . - 27x18cm;b&w..
694:73 Unidentified family. - . - 27x18cm;b&w..
This photo shows man and women with 2 children
694:74 Johann A. Schellenberg (1839) and Elizabeth (Warkentin) (1849). - ca.1900s?. -
27x18cm;b&w..
This photo shows Johann A. Schellenberg and his wife Elizabeth (Warketin) Schellenberg.
694:75 Funeral of Maria (Rempel) Warkentin. - 1943. - 27x18cm;b&w..
This photo shows (l-r): Jacob Sawatzky (husband of Anna Rempel (1883), Johann Sawatzky (husband of Susanna
Rempel (1872), Johann W. Schellenberg (1867), husband of the deceased Maria Rempel (1868), Jacob Rempel (1880), brother of the deceased, and Cornelius Voth, husband of Justina Rempel (1879). John W. Warkentin and Maria (Rempel) Schellenberg settled in the Manitoba Amsterdam S.D. in 1895.
694:76 Funeral of David Schellenberg (1832-1911). - 1911. - 27x18cm;b&w..
This photo shows a large group of men, women and children around the coffin outside with the house in the background.
694:77 Winkler Bible School class photos. - 1930. - 24x15cm; b&w.
This item is a composite of 4 class photos most likely one for each level of schooling completed (i.e. 1st year, 2nd year, 3rd year and 4th year. The 4th year photo includes instructors G.J. Reimer, J.G. Wiens, A.H. Unruh, and A.A. Kroeker. The photo on the right includes Abram H. Redekopp (1906-1985), back row on the far right, who graduated in 1933.
694:78 Unidentified schoo photo. - . - 22x15cm; b&w.
694:79 Unidentified church building. - . - 24x20cm;b&w.
694:80 Manitoba Mennonite Historical Society Board of Directors. - 1984?. -
This photo shows (l-r) backrow: Wilmer Penner, Bert Friesen, Bill Schroeder, Margaret Kroeker, Al Reimer, Harry Loewen, Ed Schellenberg and Abe Ens; front row: Brian Paetkau, Adolf Ens, Delbert Plett, Victor Doerksen and Doreen Klassen.

694:81 Jacob and Susie Rempel. - ca.1900s?. - 27X35cm;b&w (over-sized).
This is a portrait of the couple Jacob Rempel (1844-1911) and his wife Susie (Friesen) Rempel (1843-1917.
694:82 Jacob and Susie Rempel. - ca.1900s?. - 35xX27cm;b&w (over-sized).
This is a portrait of the couple Jacob Rempel (1844-1911) and his wife Susie (Friesen) Rempel (1843-1917.
694:83 Mennonitische Lehreranstalt composite. - 1916. - 34x27cm;b&w.
This photo is a composite of individual students and teachers at the Mennontie Collegiate Institutte in Gretna, Manitoba in 1916.

This fonds consists of family documents, unpublished genealogies, a computer database and 83 photographs. Many of the genealogies are computer generated reports based on data that Ed Schellenberg collected and compiled for himself and others interested in Mennonite family history. Some of surnames of the families he researched included Schellenberg, Rempel, Braun, Barkman, Falk, Schlabach, Warkentin and Reimer.

This series consist of 3 volumes of files. They are:
Volume 5670

1. Indexes to Pioneer Section of Steinbach Cemetery (numerical, alphabetical and by status).
2. Todesbericht der kleinen Gemeine nach Gerhard D. Doerksen Register [report of deaths in the Kleine Gemeinde]. – 1837-1944. – 11 pp.
3. List of deaths. – 1811-2008, predominantly 1875-1908. – 4 pp.
4. Original and Photocopy: Johan Esau (Rosenfeld) Journal containing death register of persons over 14 years of age associated with the Kleinegemeinde and Holdeman Church, and other materials. – 1905.
5. Transfer [of burial] remains from the property of Johann & Maria Schellenberg Jr and Johan & Elizabeth Schellenberg Sr. to the Rosenfeld Cemetery [in the Spring of 1993].
6. About the contested will of Anton R. Schellenberg (1909-2000) in 2002. [Sandi Neufeld vs. Erdman B. Schellenberg] court records.
7. Photocopy: Franz Harder (b. 1854) family register journal
8. Family information about the children, grandchildren and siblings of Peter Schellenberg (1884-1934)
9. Letter from Mrs. Helen Schellenberg (St. Catharines, ON?) to Henry H. Schellenberg (Morden, MB), dated 10 May 1996.
10. Katharina Rempel (Mrs. Diedrich Isaac) (b. 1847) research correspondence & notes
11. Descendants of Dietrich Isaac and Anna Penner (Kleine Gemeinde Mennonites)…/ compiled by Beverly Hunter Ager. (March 1986).
12. Genealogy of Jacob Isaak (1813-1973) / [compiled by K. Peters]; Descendants of Philip Isaak (1694) – 6 pages and 3 pages.
13. Reminiscences of the past by Abraham Isaac at seventy-eight / translated by Abe. J. Unruh. [Note: there are two copies at CMBS, but none in CMU MHL.]
14. EMB (Evangelical Mennonite Brethren / Brüderthaler) research material including Peter B. Schmidt’s early member list and translated excerpts from EMB conferences from 1912 and 1917. Also, “A record kept by Rev. Peter B. Schmidt” [original notebook].
15. Geographical information on Schellenberg, Liechtenstein.
16. Johann Schellenberg 1829-1921 / compiled by Wilfred Schellenberg. – 1987. – 5 lvs.
17. 5-generation pedigree charts arranged alphabetically / completed by Ed Schellenberg and others. (original binder was labelled “Barkman”.)
18. “The Schellenberg Family Tree” family groups sheets submitted, collected and compiled including surnames such as Biliski, Wieler, Nickel, Giesbrecht, and others.
19. Jacob Martens Journal . – 1843(?)-1922(?). This item begins with gothic handwritten copies of sermons, poems, and letters dated in 1843 and 1844 in Alexanderdorf and Tiegenhagen, Molotschna, followed by the “Familienregister” of the Jacob Martens family of Tiegenhagen (Jacob Martens b. 1806, married to Maria Wilms b. 1811) (writing in the first person), followed by the family register of Jacob Martens b. 1831 of Ohrloff, and then the Kornelius Wall family of Ohrloff (Kornelius Wall b. 1800 d. 1860 and married to Judit Reimer b. 1808 d.1878) and other families. The book also includes additional poems, recipes for home remedies and other statistical data. [Mostly German handwritten gothic script, one page in Russian].
20. Financial ledger. 1884-1906. This item records transactions of individuals by village of residence in Manitoba’s Mennonite East Reserve including villages of Steinbach 1884, Bergfeld 1884, Rosenfeld 1884, Blumenhoff 1884, Gruenfeld 1884, Lichtenau 1884, Grunttal 1884, Eigenhof 1884, Neuanlage 1884, Blumenort 1884, Schoenwiese 1883, Chortitz 1884, Gnadenort 1883, Schontahl 1884, Reichenbach 1885, Schoensee 1883, Blumstein 1883, Rosengard 1884, Blumengard 1885, Barwol 1883, Heubuden 1885, Steinbach 1885, Gnadenfeld 1885, and others.
21. Jacob Sawatzky journal. – 1890(?)-1908(?). Jacob Sawatzky (1839-1900) is the first writer in this notebook which also includes a record of other daily activities. Other family members made entries as well.
22. Descendants of Bernhard Schellenberg (1801) and Magaretha Wall (1803). 17 lvs, as well as correspondence from John Schellenberg (Winnipeg) about Schellenberg reunions (1979) and Aberdeen, SK (1991)
23. Auszug aus dem alten deutsch-mennonitschen Kirchenbuch der Kirche zu Pawlowka (frueher Neu-Osterwick)…. Familie “Schellenberg”. This item starts with Bernhard Schellenberg (1759). (single page); also, Family of Johann Schellenberg (1866-1919) and Helena Schellenberg (later Redekopp) (1869-1960).
24. Descendants of Abram von Riesen (Friesen) (1756-1810) and Margaretha Wiebe (1754-1810): compilation from various sources.
25. A Peek into the Past: Schellenberg Then [and] Now / written and compiled by Mavis Dyck. – 1998. – 64 pages plus coloured photocopied photographs, 8 pages.
26. Descendants of Jacob Hamm (1827), 16 pages and photocopies from a family Bible.
27. Descendants of Peter Rempel (1844), 9 pages and 18 pages; Descendants of Heinrich Rempel (1855), 37 pages.
28. Descendants of Johan J. Schellenberg (1755), 18 pages.
29. Descendants of Heinrich Wiebe (1730), 22 pages.
30. Maps of Manitoba municipalities: Hanover, Montcalm, Morris, Rhineland, La Broquerie, Stanley and Ste. Anne. – 1968, 1970. These maps show the location of schools.
31. The Martin Friesen Genealogy / by Frank E. Friesen. – 1976. – 33 pages; Genealogy “folder” collected and compiled by Cornelius H. Friesen containing information on his paternal and maternal sides (Johann Friesen b. 1849-paternal/David Friesen b. 1856-maternal) and his wife’s lineage (she also was a Friesen, daughter of Martin Friesen (1859).
32. Descendants of Anton A. Schellenberg (1805). – 3 pages; Descendants of Bernhard B. Schllenberg (1800). – 15 pages; Descendants of Jakob Pauel Schellenberg (1696). – 69 pages.
33. Descendants of Jacob Falk (1818-1885) / compiled by Henry B. Falk. – ca. 1970. – 76 pages.
34. Descendants of Jakob Braun (1750). – 3 pages.
35. Gerhard Heinrich Unruh (1870) and Helen (Voth ) Unruh / compiled by Marlene (Unruh) Neustaedter, granddaughter. – 2 pages.
36. Descendants of Cornelius Enns (1743). – 4 pages.
37. A story of the good old times / P.J. Sawatsky. – 6 pages. About David Schellenberg (1861); Highlights of the Life story of Mr. David Schellenberg (1861-1955) / written in December 1944, translated from the German by granddaughter Susan Schroeder. -- 10 pages; Descendants of Anton Anton Schellenberg (1823). – 2 pages; Correspondence between Judy Valckx and the Pieper family, owners of the property near Gretna, where a Schellenberg family cemetery is located. – 1998. – 6 pages. Family group sheets, photocopied photos, and newspaper clippings for Jacob Schellenberg (1918-1956) and his children and grandchildren; Descendants of Johan Anton Schellenberg (1839). – 12 pages.
38. Descendants of Tobias Hans Schellenberg (1603). –25 pages.
39. Descendants of Abraham Peter Rempel (1877) and other materials.
40. Rempel Fest, Steinbach, Manitoba, July 30-31, 1972 about descendants and family history of Heinrich Rempel (1855-1926) and Margaretha Rempel (1853-1921).

41. Johann L. Schellenberg (Chortitz) Rechenbuch (financial ledger) purchased in 1911. This item contains some pages of financial data from 1917-1922, as well as songs and poems for Christmas, New Years, genealogical data back to Bernhard Schellenberg (1801) who was married to Margaretha Wall (1804). This is a gothic hand-written ledger. [original].

    Volume 5671

42. Family Records of Jacob Hamm (1867-1940) / compiled by Menno Hamm (Steinbach). – 2000. – 58 pages; Descendants of Martin Hamm (1740). – 3 pages; Descendants of Johann Johann Hamm (1771). – 11 pages; Descendants of Elizabeth Heinrich Hamm (1798) married to Jakob G. Schellenberg (1792). – 6 pages.
43. Descendants of Julius Kroeker (1740), 11 pp
44. Descendants of Abraham B. Rempel (1798); Descendants of Martin Rempel (1823).
45. Descendants of Jakob J. Braun (1816); Descendants of Johann J. Braun (1823).
46. Descendents of Johan A Schellenberg (1839), 12 pages; Descendents of Gerhard J. Schellenberg (1725), 66 pages.
47. Schellenberg History / compiled by Judy (Judith Schellenberg) Valckx (Calgary), 1999
48. Genealogy compiled by Leona S. Schulz (b.1931) in December 1991 which contains sections on the descendants of Johann Schulz (1835), Jacob Werner (1801), David Hübert (1818), Jacob Hiebert (1829) and Maria Hildebrand (1829) (and her brother).
49. Braun family documents: Photocopy of Johann Braun (1858),(Eigengrund) notebook; Photocopy of Abram Braun (1860) (Eigengrund) writings; photocopy of Anna (Falk) Braun’s funeral expenses, 1938; Abram Braun (1860-1919) last will and testament.
50. Photocopies of the writings of Heinrich Peter Rempel (1855-1926). (Gothic hand-written German)
51. Photocopy of Bernhard Wiebe Descendants (publication), 107 pages.
52. Family group sheets starting with Tobias Hans Schellenberg (1603); Descendants of Gerhard G. Schellenberg (1757), 9 pp; Descendants of Tobias Hans Schellenberg (1603), 19 pp; Descendants of Tobias Hans Schellenberg (1603), 68 pp; Descendants of Gerhard J. Schellenberg (1725) from Irma Jupp, 5 pp; Descendants of Peter Teichgraw (1751), 2 pp; document: Theilungs ? Verschreibung (about Katharina Teichgräb (b. ca. 1834) who was married to David Schellenberg b. 1836); Descendants of Gerhard Schellenberg (1726) from Irma Jupp, 4 pp; Descendants of Paul Schellenberg (1634) from Bob Strong, 1998. – 82 pp.
53. Cemetery records: Blumenort (NW22-7-6), Eigengrund, Felsenten (Unger family), Schellenberg cemetery records and others.
54. Descendants of Michael Blatz (1760). – 12 pages; Blatz Family history 1760-1975 / Joan Carolyn Blatz. – 32 pages.
55. Descendants of Nickolaus Braun (1775). – 20 pages; Descendants of Anna Braun (ca. 1823) who married i)Christigan Schlabach ii)Bernhard Warkentin. – 50 pages; Part of the descendants of Jacob Braun (1791); Biography of Abram Braun (1860-1919) and Anna Falk Braun (1866-1938) / researched and written by Kenneth A. Braun and Lois (Nickel) Braun. – 16 lvs.
56. Descendants of Abraham Corneltzen (ca. 1700).
57. Descendants of Abraham von Riesen (1756). 9 pages, 10 pages plus chart.
58. My family tree: the history of the Harms’ [ for Mr. Henry Fast, Mennonite History 305] / by Heidi Harms. – 1989.
59. Descendants of Wilhelm Giesbrecht (ca. 1727). – 12 pages; Considering the story of Giesbrecht in the Danzig area / Arthur Giesbrecht. – 5 pages.
60. Descendants of Abraham Kauenhowen (1620). – 14 pages.
61. Descendants of Johan Koop (ca. 1740). – 7 pages.
62. Descendants of Heinrich Jacob Neufeld (1779).
63. Descendants of Heinrich Penner (1750). – 11 pages; Descendants of Heinrich H. Penner (1810-1884). – 22 pages; Descendants of Heinrich T [P]enner (1777). – 18 pages.
64. Descendants of Jacob Reimer (1811). – 6 pages.
65. Descendants of Christigan Schlabach (ca. 1817). -- 2008. – 12 pages and 39 pages.
66. Descendants of Heinrich Schmidt (1752). – 5 pages.
67. Descendants of Julius Toews (1741). – 4 pages; Descendants of Cornelius Toews (1737). – 8 pages.
68. Cornelius Stoesz Genealogy (1731-1811) (photocopy of handwritten genealogy)
69. Descendants of Peter Unger (1753). – 31 pages.
70. Descendants of Martin M. Warkentin (1764). – 6 pages; Descendants of Johan Warkentin (1748). – 18 pages; The Ancestry of Heinrich Warkentin 1824/1910 / by Carl Bangs. – 5 pages; Heinrich Warkentin (1824-1910) / compiled by Solomon S. Ediger. – various paginations; The Warkentin House brochure and correspondence, 1971.
71. Descendants of Heinrich Wiebe (ca. 1730). -- 22 pages; Descendants of Peter Wiebe (ca. 1735). – 14 pages; Descendants of Peter P. Wiebe (1755). – 8 pages; Descendants of Jacob P. Wiebe (1799). – 6 pages; Descendants of Jakob J. Wiebe (1829). – 4 pages; The Generation of Peter I. Wiebe 1829-1901. – 20 pages; Descendants of Johan Heinrich Wiebe (1804). –7 pages and other materials; Descendants of Bernhard Wiebe (1821). – 2 pages; Descendants of Jakob B. Wiebe (1886). – 2 pages.
72. Descendants of Diedrich Klassen (1809) [father of Johann D. Klassen (1828-1886]. – 6 pages.
73. Familien Register der Familien Peter P. Reimer, Frau Jacob K.L. Friesen und Witwe Peter P. Reimer geb. Margaretha Fast (1965 publication). – 46 pages. [photocopy]
74. Eine kurze Beschreibung des Aeltesten Abraham Friesen : zu Ohrloff an der Molotschna Süd Russland anno 1820 [ photocopy]. – printed by Paul Springer, Beatrice, Nebraska, 1904. – 12 pages.
75. [untitled document about family history of Peter Hildebrand (1762-1825) / written by Hugo Hildebrand. – 26 pages.
76. Correspondence Ed Schellenberg received from Maria Kroeker re. Schellenberg genealogy.
77. Descendants of Paul Schellenberg 1634-1719 & their families / Bob & Barb Strong. – 1998. – 299 pages.
78. Descendants of Jakob J. Schellenberg (1721). – 143 pages and 54 pages.
79. Descendants of Hans Schellenberg (1538). – 27 pages; Descendants of Tobias Hans Schellenberg (1603). – 23 pages; Descendants of Jakob Pauel Schellenberg (1696). – 15 pages.
80. Descendants of Gerhard Jakob Schellenberg (1725). – 36 pages; Descendants of Jakob Gerhard Schellenberg (1772). – 17 pages; Descendants of Gerhard Gerhard Schellenberg (1757). – 20 and 11 pages; Descendants of Johan Jakob Schellenberg (1755). – 4 and 3 pages. Descendants of Aron Gerhard Schellenberg (1774). – 27 pages.
81. Desceneants of Johan Anton Schellenberg (1839). – 38 and 11 pages; Descendants of Anton Gerhard Schellenberg (1774). – 41 and 33 pages; Descendants of David Anton Schellenberg (1832). – 12 pages.
82. Bernhard Schellenbergg 1801-?; Descendants of Bernhard Bernhard Schellenberg (1800). – 11 pages; Descendants of Kornelius Bernhard Schellenberg (1832). – 2 pages; Descendants of Johan Bernhard Schellenberg (1829). – 5 pages; Descendants of Bernhard Jakob Schellenberg (1759). – 5 pages; Descendnants of Bernhard Johann Schellenberg (1852). – 3 pages; Descendants of Abraham Jacob Schellenberg (1807). – 2 pages.
83. Two Certificates of Birth for John Schellenberg b.22 April 1923 in R.M. of Montcalm issued in 1947 and 1988.

Volume 5672

1. The Esau Family Tree 1740-1933 / compiled and published by Johan K. Esau; Cornelius Esau Genealogy 1772. – 1988. –10 pages; Family Record….including a period from 1740 until 1933… /compiled and brought forward by Johann K. Esau – This family record was brought up to date January 30, 1965 by Mrs. Eugene Toews and Kathleen Schmidt. -- 72 pages.
2. Descendants of Johan Friedrich Schultz (ca. 1730). – 2 pages; The Schultz Family: A history / Dr. Arnold C. Schultz. – 18 pages; The Schultz Family: A history second edition 1979 / Arnold C. Schultz. – 40 pages; Dalmeny Bible Church 75th Anniversary 1904-1979. – 16 pages.
3. The Family History of Beranrd Unger 1863 and his wife Katharina Bergen 1872 / compiled by Jake Unger. – 10 pages. Hand-written Unger family submission related to Unger gathering August 12&13, 2000 in Carman, Manitoba.
4. The Rempel Geneology 1843-1985: the Rempel Family Story by Ed Rempel / by Marilyn (Rempel) Harms and Esther (Bartel) Whiteman. – 62 pages.
5. Unrau Schellenberg Friesen Family 1858-1998. This item contains mainly family group sheets prepared by Henry B. Unrau, Edmonton, AB in 1998.
6. Family group sheets for Schellenberg Ancestors. This binder has 18 labelled tabs starting with Anton Schellenberg 1772 and ending with Susanna Schellenberg 1887.
7. The Abraham Schellenberg Family History / by Dr. T.R. Schellenberg. – May 1968. – 66 pages.
8. Chart showing 3 generations of early Schellenbergs starting with Paul Schellenberg (ca. 1634-1719) / Henry Schapansky(?) including sources of R.D. Thiessen / Plett; Tafel I: Entwurf einer Stammtafel der mennonitischen Schellenbergs; Tafel II: Schellenbergs in Alt – und West-Preussen und in Russland.
9. Description of our moves as far as I can recall re. Jacob and Anna Guenther.
10. Reflections by Dave Schellenberg [photocopy of publication]. – September 1, 1972. – 44 pages.
11. Geschichte der Schellenberg und Schellenberger , 11 pages; Geschichte der Herren von Schellenberg / Johann Baptist Büchel, 73 pages (not complete).
12. Schellenberg ne Warkentine (begins with Heinrich Warkentine (1824-1910).
13. Descendants of Jakob Barkman (1765). – 21 pages; Descendants of Martin Jakob Barkman (1796). – 12 pages; Descendants of Jakob Jakob Barkman (1820). –3 pages; Descendants of Jacob Martin Barkman (1824). – 18 pages; Descendants of Peter Peter Barkman (1861). – 5 pages; The Barkman Family (Jakob Barkman, 1824-1875). – pages 2-9; Familien=Verzeichnis des Martin J. Barkman, Rükkenau, Rüszland / printed by Jakob G. Barkman. – 1900. – 8 pages.
14. Jacob Braun (1750) and Jacob Braun 1791 descendancy charts / Henry Schapansky; Descendants of Jakob Braun (1750). – 15 pages; Descendants of Johan Jacob Braun (1823). – 8 pages; Descendants of Anna John Braun (ca. 1818). – 15 pages; Ancestors to Jacob Braun 1826-1919 / prepared by Ernie Braun. –2 leaves; The Braun Family Tree [Johann Braun 1823]. – no pagination; Photocopy of 31-paged notebook; Johan J. Braun, Son of Jacob & Henrietta (Unger) Braun / written by daughter Sara, Mrs. Cornelius Peters and daughter Tina Gollan. –10 pages typescript; Stammbuch der Familie Peter Braun / Paul O. Janzen. – 2006. – 19 pages.
15. Descendants of Bernard Brandt (ca. 1755)[detailed report]. – 9 pages; Descendants of Bernard Brandt (ca. 1755). – 9 pages.
16. Descendants of Abraham Doerksen (1805). – 9 pages; Descendants of David Dirksen. – 3 pages.
17. Descendants of Johan Dueck (ca. 1750). –13 pages.
18. Descendants of Peter Epp (ca. 1690). – 10 pages; Descendants of Peter Epp (ca. 1690). – 21 pages.
19. Excerpts from Family Tree: Jakob K. Friesen 1822-1875 / Jakob G. Friesen and Frank P. Wiebe. – 1968; Descendants of Abraham Abraham Von-Riesen (1752). – 23 pages; Descendants of Jacob Friesen (ca. 1782). – 11 pages; Descendants of Abram Friesen (1844). – 5 leaves; Descendants of Gerhard Heinrich Friesen (1871). – 2 pages; MGI letter re. Abraham Friesen & Barbara Bartel. – 4 leaves; [Funk family history] / compiled by Henry F. Funk. – 1974. – 29 pages; Descendants of Johan Funk (1813); Descendants of Hans Funk (1749). – 15 pages; Descendants of Cornelius Fast (1813). – 2 pages; Descendants of David Fehr (1831). – 1 page.
20. Descendants of Abraham Ginter (1796). – 5 pages; Descendants of Gerhard Jakob Goossen (1779). – 4 pages.
21. Descendants of Jacob Hoeppner (ca. 1723). – 4 pages; Descendants of Jacob Hoeppner (ca. 1723). – 3 pages; Descendants of Johan Johan Hiebert (1777). – 2 pages; Descendants of Johan Hoge (1771). – 7 pages.
22. [Kauenhowen Descendants] / compiled by J.W. Wohlgemuth. – 17 leaves; Familienregister der Nachkommen von Abraham E. und Maria Kornelsen / G.U. Kornelsen & V.H. Kornelsen. – 62 pages; Descendants of Johan Koop (1739). – 5 pages; Descendants of Johan Koop (1739). – 7 pages; Descendants of Cornelius Frank Kroeker (1862). – 2 pages; Descendants of Julius Kroeker (ca. 1740). – 8 pages; misc. pages.
23. Descendants of Isaak Loewen (1735). – 13 pages; Descendants of Isaak Loewen (1735). – 17 pages; Descendants of Paul Loewen (1735). – 31 pages.
24. Descendants of Heinrich Jacob Neufeld (1759). – 3 pages; Descendants of David Jacob Neufeld (1875). –10 pages; Letter and materials sent by Lori Neufeld. – 1994; translation of letters written by Jacob Neufeld of Liebenau and published in the Menn. Rundschau. – 1895-1908; Connecting with my roots / Frieda Neufeld. – 1997. – 17 pages; Descendants of Erdman Nikel (1784). –8 pages.
25. Descendants of Thomas H. Mooney (1830). – 5 & 3 pages.
26. About Johan J. Olfert (1845) family. -- 4 leaves.
27. Descendants of Peter Penner (ca. 1750). –26 pages; Descendants of Heinrich Penner (1750). – 11 pages.
28. Descendants of Klaas Heinrich Reimer (1770). – 14 pages; Descendants of Aron Jakob Reimer (1762). – 14 pages; Love God and your neighbour too / Helnrich R. and Helena Reimer. – 31 pages.
29. Descendants of Johan Rempel (ca. 1740). – 86 & 158 pages.
30. Descendants of Jacob Abraham Rempel (1844). – 24 pages; Descendants of Abraham Wilhelm Rempel (1813). – 22 pages; Descendants of Jakob Heinrich Rempel (1890). – 2 pages; Descendants of Heinrich Peter Rempel (1855). – 3 pages; Descendants of Bernard Johan Rempel (1762). – 10 pages.
31. Descendants of Johan Johan Sawatzky (1720). – 3 pages; Chart showing descendants of Abram Sawatzki (1817) / Carl Bangs. – 1971.
32. Descendants of Hans Schellenberg (ca. 1538). – 72 & 48 pages.
33. Descendants of Jakob Jakob Schellenberg (1721). – 5 & 8 pages; Descendants of Johan Jakob Schellenberg (1755). – 5 pages; Descendants of Gerhard Jakob Schellenberg (1725). – 67 pages; Descendants of Gerhard Gerhard Schellenberg (1757). – 11 & 23 pages; Descendants of Jakob Gerhard Schellenberg (1772). – 19 pages; Descendants of Jakob Gerhard Schellenberg (1792). – 6 pages.
34. Descendants of Jakob Gerhard Schellenberg (1772). – 45 pages; Descendants of Aron Gerhard Schellenberg (1774). – 29 & 7 pages; Descendants of Anton Anton Schellenberg (1805). – 16 & 67 pages.
35. Jacob Schellenberg (1799) [records]
36. Ed “Erdman” Schellenberg’s research notes, correspondence, family group sheets and other materials.
37. Descendants of Cornelius Toews (1737). – 97 pages; Descendants of Johan Cornelius Toews (1793). – 14 pages; Descendants of Peter Peter Toews (1795). – 14 pages; Descendants of Cornelius Johan Toews (1836). – 5 & 14 pages; Descendants of Julius Toews (1741). – 4 pages; Jacob B. Toews Family Register 1855-1938 / compiled by Frank & Winnie Barkman (Swalwell, Alberta). – 37 pages; Family Record of Jacob Wiebe Toews (1836-1920).
38. David Unruh Family History / by Lydia Eck Cooper. – 1959. – 42 pages; Descendants of Jakob Heinrich Unrau (ca. 1835). – 2 pages.
39. Descendants of Rev. Andreas Vogt (1854). – 5, 2 & 3 pages.
40. Descendants of Hans Warkentin (1662). – 9 pages; Descendants of Johan Warkentin (1735). – 5 pages; Descendants of Johan Warkentin (1748). –12 & 48 pages; Descendants of Martin Martin Warkentin (1764). – 15 pages; Descendants of Heinrich Warkentin (1824). – 3 & 3 pages; Descendants of Elizabeth Warkentin (1846). – 7 pages.
41. Jakob Wiebe Schoenau – Molotschna Province Taurien South Russia 1799-1856 / compiled by Frank P. Wiebe. – 1966. –no pagination; Descendants of Peter Wiebe (ca 1720). – 19 & 10 pages; Descendants of Jakob Johan Wiebe (1835). – 7 pages; Descendants of Peter Wiebe (1763). – 20 pages; Abraham Frederick Wiens (1834). – 7 leaves.
42. Predigree Charts for Erdman Benjamin “Ed” Schellenberg (1928), Romelda Catherine Rempel (1930), and others.
43. Misc. memorabalia: sample business letter for Schellenberg Sales & Services, personal card from MP Jake Epp, and a program from the Queen Elizabeth Royal visit to Steinbach on July 14, 1970 which includes a commemorative coin.