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Marking: Marked with an asterisk: The first Huassafrau, Maria Adzera. The other three women are Alata or Yoruba people (Lagos). One of them said: "I don't know Tschi, I don't know Ewe, but Jesus, I know him. The young man taught the women. In the back left the chieftain evangelist Kwasicvi. See P. Motte's report: Work in the Diaspora. monthly paper

Note by Müller: Accra, choir, contains: coat of arms, choir, Accra, children, clothes

Müller note: Anyako, bought children 1860-1865, contains: Children, Anyako, slaves

Note on doublet: School festival in Keta 1927. School inspector - picture content identical with 1407.

On the picture: Arrow

Note to Ewe. - Note. Müller: Lomé, Juliana G. Aku 1929, contains: Woman, clothes, photo studio

In the picture: Fia Gborloezs.

On the picture: Ewe wall calendar 1939

West Africa. 'Das Gebiet der Ewe-Stamme und die Deutschen Erwerbungen im Togo-land': map of the area (now in Ghana and Togo) from the River Volta east to Little Popo (now Aného), showing villages, mountains, rivers, roads, the Gold Coast and the Slave Coast. Key to shaded territories, routes and important stations. [Compiled by Herr Burgi]; [published by] Justus Perthes, Gotha.