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• Indiana (USA) (section Old Order Amish)
  Nappanee, IN., Old Order Amish Settlement; Lagrange-Elkhart, IN., Old Order Amish Settlement; Berne, IN., Old Order Amish Settlement; Grabill-New Haven, IN.,
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• Pennsylvania (USA) (section Amish)
  Some Old Order Amish (OOA) joined the Conservative Amish Conference, formed in 1910, and additional OOA groups withdrew to join the Beachy Amish movement
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• Amish Mennonites (section Amish Conferences and Literature in Europe)
  cross-immigration also from the Amish settlement in Ontario to these settlements. A single Amish settlement was established in New York State direct from Alsace
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• Ohio (USA) (section Old Order Amish Survival of Early Amish Settlements)
  some variant of Amish or Beachy Amish, about 83 percent were Old Order Amish. "New Order Amish," a recent development, and Beachy Amish make up the other
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• United States of America
  with 2,300, (4) the Old Order or Wisler Mennonites (1871-93) with 4,000 - (5) the Beachy Amish by schism from the Old Order Amish (1927 ff.) with 2,400,
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• Ontario (Canada)
  textbooks for Amish schools, and issue German and English books for Old Order Amish readers in and beyond Ontario. In 1988 Old Order Amish had about 725
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• Old Order Amish
  There is scarcely a community of Old Order Amish in America where there are no Amish Mennonites or former Old Order Amish members near by, and so the "Meidung"
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• North America
  Dutch "Menists" reported to be in Manhattan (now New York City) and Gravesend, Long Island, near New York City, as early as 1644. Nothing is known of them
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• Illinois (USA)
  more conservative groups—the Old Order Amish and others—participate increasingly. Only one Old Order Amish settlement—at Arthur remains in the state. The
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• Mennonite Church (MC)
  schism), Defenseless or Egly among the Amish of Indiana, Illinois, and Ohio in 1864, Old Order Mennonite or Wisler in Indiana and Ohio in 1871-72 (Ontario similarly
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• Rosedale Network of Churches
  known as Old Order Amish, Mennonites and finally as Old Order Amish. The term Amish has come to refer nearly exclusively to Old Order Amish as the conference
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• Iowa (USA)
  817 are Old Order Amish, 754 General Conference Mennonites, 470 Conservative Amish Mennonites, 230 United Missionary Church, 52 Beachy Amish, and 26 Evangelical
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• Michigan (USA)
  three. The Old Order Amish began to settle in Oscoda County, MI, in 1900. They came from Geauga County, Ohio, and other locations. But the Amish seem not to
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• Wayne County (Ohio, USA)
  maintain an Old Order Amish congregation disappeared soon after the death of their bishop, Hannes Yoder. By the 1950s the Old Order Amish in the county had
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• Kansas (USA) (section The Beginning of the Settlements of Mennonites from Russia, Poland, and Prussia)
  Mennonite Church, 18 and 2,358 (13 — 1,575); Beachy Amish, 2 and 298 (no listing); and Old Order Amish, 5 districts and about 400 members (6 districts —
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• Missouri (USA)
  Illinois. In 1984 there were 12 Old Order Amish settlements in Missouri. The following list gives the name of the settlement (the county it is located in),
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• Alberta (Canada)
  Alberta, 80 km north of Calgary, as a suitable location for a new Mennonite settlement and in the following year established a colony of 34 Waterloo County
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• Salem New Order Amish Settlement (Salem, Indiana, USA) (category Indiana New Order Amish Settlements) (section Ordained Leaders of the Salem New Order Amish)
  Salem, Indiana Phone: Denominational Affiliations: New Order Amish MLA style Steiner, Samuel J. "Salem New Order Amish Settlement (Salem, Indiana, USA)
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• Tennessee (USA)
  state became the home of an Amish and a Mennonite settlement during the closing decades of the 19th century. In 1872 the Amish bishop, John Stoltzfus, of
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• Colorado (USA)
  opportunities of Colorado led the Old Order Amish to establish three settlements in the state during 1909-10. These settlements were located near Matheson in Elbert
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