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• Garrett County Old Order Amish Settlement (Garrett County, Maryland, USA) (category Maryland Old Order Amish Settlements)
  title=Garrett_County_Old_Order_Amish_Settlement_(Garrett_County,_Maryland,_USA)&oldid=166886. APA style Beachey, Lewis M. (1956). Garrett County Old Order Amish Settlement
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• St. Mary's County Old Order Amish Settlement (Mechanicsville, Maryland, USA) (category Maryland Old Order Amish Settlements)
  _Mary%27s_County_Old_Order_Amish_Settlement_(Mechanicsville,_Maryland,_USA)&oldid=149178. APA style Fisher, John B. (1959). St. Mary's County Old Order Amish Settlement
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• Amish Mennonites (section Amish Conferences and Literature in Europe)
  customs, and attitudes known as "Amish" are actually characteristic only of the Old Order Amish today. See also Old Order Amish for an earlier more detailed
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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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• Old Order Amish
  more progressive Amish and the Old Order groups. Since the Old Order Amish worship in private homes they are sometimes called "House Amish," to distinguish
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• Virginia (USA)
  disbanding of these settlements. With the disappearance of the Old Order Amish from Virginia, the most conservative Mennonites were the Old Order Mennonites of
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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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• Mennonite Church (MC)
  Mennonite settlements or congregations further west were derivative from these. Most Amish settlements were founded directly from Europe, but all Amish settlements
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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
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• Somerset County (Pennsylvania, USA)
  Garrett County, Maryland, beyond the town of Grantsville, Maryland. This settlement continues to the present time. It has an Old Order Amish congregation
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• Mennonite Christian Fellowship
  churches") is a conservative Anabaptist denomination with Old Order Amish, Beachy Amish Mennonite, and Old Order River Brethren origins. Fellowship churches were
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• West Virginia (USA)
  Kentucky on the southwest, Ohio on the northwest, and Pennsylvania and Maryland on the northeast. The total area of the state is 24,230 square miles (62
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• Mennonite Central Committee (International)
  Mennonite 1940, Brethren in Christ 1940, Conservative (Amish) Mennonite 1941, Old Order Amish Mennonite 1942, Evangelical Mennonite Brethren 1944, Nonresistant
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• Kalona Old Order Amish Settlement (Kalona, Iowa, USA) (category Old Order Amish Settlements)
  title=Kalona_Old_Order_Amish_Settlement_(Kalona,_Iowa,_USA)&oldid=165724. APA style Yoder, Samuel L. and Samuel J. Steiner. (August 2017). Kalona Old Order Amish
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• Rosedale Network of Churches
  be 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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• Diener-Versammlungen
  conference movement retained all their old traditions and practices, and are today known as the Old Order Amish. The more liberal element, consisting of
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• Beachey (Beachy, Beechy, Bitsche, Bitschi, Peachey, Peachy) family
  in Illinois, Iowa, Delaware, Maryland, and other states in which there are Old Order Amish or Conservative Amish settlements. Thirty-eight ordained men were
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• Meyersdale-Springs Old Order Amish Settlement (Somerset County, Pennsylvania, USA) (category Old Order Amish Settlements)
  ngs_Old_Order_Amish_Settlement_(Somerset_County,_Pennsylvania,_USA)&oldid=149144. APA style Yoder, Samuel L. (1990). Meyersdale-Springs Old Order Amish
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• Swartzendruber (Swartzentruber, Swartzendrover Swartzendruver, Schwartzentruber, Schwartzendruber, Schwarzentruber, Schwarzentruver, Schwarztrauber, Schwarzentraub) family
  also nine Old Order Amish ministers in Ohio, Delaware, Indiana, and Iowa bearing the name. A very conservative group of the Old Order Amish near Dalton
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• LMC: a Fellowship of Anabaptist Churches
  Grove in 1939. By the mid-1950s there were 19 in the area, exclusive of Old Order Amish and the Shaeffer Private School, with 45 teachers and about 1,228 pupils
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