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Jordan, a village formerly in Louth Township, Lincoln County, Ontario (now part of the Town of Lincoln, Region of Niagara, [[Ontario (Canada)|Ontario]]), on the east bank of Twenty Pond, near the present Highway 8, where services were held probably in 1840-1870 by the Mennonites when they were strongest in this county. The [[First Mennonite Church (Vineland, Ontario, Canada)|Moyer church]] three miles (five km) west was the central church. Early ministers near the Jordan church were [[Hoch, Daniel (1805-1878)|Daniel Hoch]] (1806-1878), who after 1850 led the [[Ohio and Canada West Mennonite Conference|Canada-Ohio General Conference]] Mennonite movement; Abraham Rittenhouse (1840-1919), ordained in 1871, and Daniel Honsberger (1835-1914), ordained in 1875. Early deacons were Christian Honsberger (1781-1831) and Philip Wismer (1810<strong>-</strong>1897<em>).</em> | Jordan, a village formerly in Louth Township, Lincoln County, Ontario (now part of the Town of Lincoln, Region of Niagara, [[Ontario (Canada)|Ontario]]), on the east bank of Twenty Pond, near the present Highway 8, where services were held probably in 1840-1870 by the Mennonites when they were strongest in this county. The [[First Mennonite Church (Vineland, Ontario, Canada)|Moyer church]] three miles (five km) west was the central church. Early ministers near the Jordan church were [[Hoch, Daniel (1805-1878)|Daniel Hoch]] (1806-1878), who after 1850 led the [[Ohio and Canada West Mennonite Conference|Canada-Ohio General Conference]] Mennonite movement; Abraham Rittenhouse (1840-1919), ordained in 1871, and Daniel Honsberger (1835-1914), ordained in 1875. Early deacons were Christian Honsberger (1781-1831) and Philip Wismer (1810<strong>-</strong>1897<em>).</em> | ||
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Jordan, a village formerly in Louth Township, Lincoln County, Ontario (now part of the Town of Lincoln, Region of Niagara, Ontario), on the east bank of Twenty Pond, near the present Highway 8, where services were held probably in 1840-1870 by the Mennonites when they were strongest in this county. The Moyer church three miles (five km) west was the central church. Early ministers near the Jordan church were Daniel Hoch (1806-1878), who after 1850 led the Canada-Ohio General Conference Mennonite movement; Abraham Rittenhouse (1840-1919), ordained in 1871, and Daniel Honsberger (1835-1914), ordained in 1875. Early deacons were Christian Honsberger (1781-1831) and Philip Wismer (1810-1897).
| Author(s) | Joseph C Fretz |
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| Date Published | 1957 |
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Fretz, Joseph C. "Jordan (Ontario, Canada)." Global Anabaptist Mennonite Encyclopedia Online. 1957. Web. 16 Apr 2024. https://gameo.org/index.php?title=Jordan_(Ontario,_Canada)&oldid=88411.
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Fretz, Joseph C. (1957). Jordan (Ontario, Canada). Global Anabaptist Mennonite Encyclopedia Online. Retrieved 16 April 2024, from https://gameo.org/index.php?title=Jordan_(Ontario,_Canada)&oldid=88411.
Adapted by permission of Herald Press, Harrisonburg, Virginia, from Mennonite Encyclopedia, Vol. 3, p. 121. All rights reserved.
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