Note on list: Wutahaus (1), Bremen Factory- Company

Note from another source: Danyi Kpetz Anniversary

Reproduction of a drawing,<br />There is a repronegative available.

Note from other hand: missionary brothers and sisters in Keta anno 1897, from left to right: Frau Däuble, A. Reineken, Däuble, G. Anna Kähler, Innes William, Innesw Frau, Innes Maud, Lagemann, A. Hellwege (vh. Gorr), Carl Spiess

Note: Sawitzki: Missionary Däuble with wife

Note: Image content identical to 3316.

Note: Picture content identical with 1967 and 5025.

Note on list: Keta, deaconess house. Picture content identical with 0713 and 5040.

Note: Picture content identical with 0713 and 2012.

Note: Image content identical to 2193.

Note on list: Keta, deaconesses - picture content identical with 1071.

Note: Picture content identical to 2003.

Müller: Children of Emil Funke: Hermann, Gerhard and Joachim 1927

Note: Image content identical to 2239_5.

Note: Image content identical to 2486.

Note: Müller: idols, fetishes, magic strings

Nachlass Robert Holl (Zg. 2010/46 und 2010/48); Report on the activities of the Mainz City Archives 2007 - 2010. In: Mainzer Zeitschrift 106/107.2011/12, p. [384]-398

Nachlass Robert Holl (Zg. 2010/46 und 2010/48); Report on the activities of the Mainz City Archives 2007 - 2010. In: Mainzer Zeitschrift 106/107.2011/12, p. [384]-398

Note: Image content identical to 0954 and 0965.

With warm greetings from Africa! From Missionary Joh. Dettmann, Mrs. Marg. Dettmann, born Ströhmer and daughter Hildegard, then just 1 year old. Photographed in Berlin in July 1906

Note: Sawitzki: Group picture with African women doing handicrafts

• 1899 - 1906, Saxon State Archives description: Contains among others: Maps and photos 1898-1906. Contains among other things: Maps and photos 1898-1906.

• description: Contains, among other things: Maps and photos 1904-1910. Includes among others: Maps and photos 1904-1910 1905 - 1921, Saxon State Archive

Müller: Keta, Diakonissenhaus 1890-93 - picture content identical with 2012 and 5040.

Note: Sawitzki: Missionary Diehl and his second wife