Erva Budd and five children

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Photographs

Description

Black and white photograph of a woman and five girls standing in a garden. All of the girls are wearing dresses. In the background, there are two houses and some crops. They are standing beside a wooden porch. Back row, left to right : Frieda Mosig, Ilse Mosig, Erva Budd, Gertrude Mosig, and Rosemarie Mosig. In the front is Margaret Mosig.

Notes

The photograph is affixed to an album page.

Norman Albert Antler (1920-2010) was a collector of Canadian Lutheran church history. Antler was a lifelong member of Zion Evangelical Lutheran Church in Pembroke, Ontario, where he served as a board member, church historian, and program chairman for Zion’s 1983 centennial celebration. During this time he became interested in church history, particularly the Lutheran Church in America congregations. Antler began collecting the histories of the Upper Ottawa Valley presenting his research at Synod conventions, church celebrations, and events. After taking a trip to Canada’s western provinces Antler expanded the scope of his interest, and began collecting the histories churches across Canada.

Inscriptions

August 11, 1940 / Mosig sisters visit Erva.

Date of Original

Aug. 11, 1940

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