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Weidner, Johanna, Waterloo Region Record, 12 Jan 2008, W1, W2 Photo of David ErbThis is an index record. To read the full article, please visit the Ellis Little Local History Room.Weidner, Johanna, Waterloo Region Record, 12 Jan 2008, W1, W2 Photo of David ErbThis is an index record. To read the full …- Aagaard, Christian, Waterloo Region Record, 19 Nov 2001, B2 This is an index record. To read the full article, please visit the Ellis Little Local History Room.Aagaard, Christian, Waterloo Region Record, 19 Nov 2001, B2 This is an index record. To read the full article, please visit …
- Silcox, Nancy, Grand Magazine, September/October 2008, 185-189 This is an index record. To read the full article, please visit the Ellis Little Local History Room.Silcox, Nancy, Grand Magazine, September/October 2008, 185-189 This is an index record. To read the full article, please visit …
- Beattie, Samantha, Waterloo Chronicle, 7 Sep 2017, p. 7 Bylaw amended to allow photography in cemeteries.Beattie, Samantha, Waterloo Chronicle, 7 Sep 2017, p. 7 Bylaw amended to allow photography in cemeteries.
The Martins Mennonite Meeting House was built in 1848 on land purchased from the Martin family. In 1900, an addition was added to the building. The building was shared by the Old Order Mennonites andThe Martins Mennonite Meeting House was built in 1848 on land purchased …- Vrbanac, Bob, Waterloo Chronicle, 12 Oct 2017, p. 1 Photo of city core.Vrbanac, Bob, Waterloo Chronicle, 12 Oct 2017, p. 1 Photo of city core.
- Vrbanac, Bob, Waterloo Chronicle, 12 Oct 2017, p. 1 Photo of city core.Vrbanac, Bob, Waterloo Chronicle, 12 Oct 2017, p. 1 Photo of city core.
This meetinghouse, built in 1848, was long the center of the large Mennonite settlement in Woolwich Township, north of Waterloo Township. It was named "Martin's" probably because the site of four acrThis meetinghouse, built in 1848, was long the center of the large …
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