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Bender, an [[Amish|Amish]] Mennonite family name, is first recorded in the Amish community near Waldeck (later near [[Marburg (Hessen, Germany)|Marburg]]) in Hesse-Cassel, [[Germany|Germany]] in about 1790. The family was, however, likely present earlier in this same group which came to [[Waldeck (Germany)|Waldeck]]about 1730 via [[Wittgenstein (Nordrhein-Westfalen, Germany)|Wittgenstein]], probably from [[Alsace (France)|Alsace]] and originally from [[Switzerland|Switzerland]]. This group consisted of families such as [[Gingerich (Gingrich, Guengerich, Gingery) family |Guengerich]], Schlappach, Otto, Shetler, [[Swartzendruber (Swartzentruber, Swartzendrover Swartzendruver, Schwartzentruber, Schwartzendruber, Schwarzentruber, Schwarzentruver, Schwarztrauber, Schwarzentraub) family |Schwartzentruber]], and [[Yoder (Ioder, Joder, Jodter, Jotter, Yoeder,
Yother, Yothers, Yotter)|Yoder]], who in 1830-1860 settled in [[Somerset County (Pennsylvania, USA)|Somerset County]], [[Pennsylvania (USA)|Pennsylvania]], and later in [[Johnson County (Iowa, USA)|Johnson County]], [[Iowa (USA)|Iowa]]. Bender is not a Swiss name but is fairly common in the Middle Rhine region, and apparently entered the Amish group in Germany. Progenitor Daniel, who died about 1842 at Langendorf, [[Germany|Germany]], did not come to [[North America|North America]], but his second wife and her seven sons did, as did one son and daughter from his first marriage; they arrived between the years of 1830 and 1851 and all but one of them settled in the region of Springs, Somerset County, Pennsylvania. From these immigrants descended a large number of [[Old Order Amish|Old Order Amish]], [[Conservative Mennonite Conference|Conservative Amish]], and Mennonite families, chiefly located in the original settlement and in Johnson County, Iowa ([[Kalona (Iowa, USA)|Kalona]]). Members of the family included Bishop [[Bender, Daniel Henry (1866-1945)|Daniel H. Bender]], Deacon [[Bender, George Lewis (1867-1921)|George L. Bender]], Preacher [[Bender, Harold Stauffer (1897-1962)|Harold S. Bender]], E. C. Bender, Paul Bender, as well as numerous Amish and Conservative Amish bishops, among them Bishop C. W. Bender and his nephew Bishop Nevin Bender. Another progenitor, Jacob Bender, from the same Hesse community, settled in 1832 in the Amish community west of [[Kitchener-Waterloo (Ontario, Canada)|Kitchener]], [[Ontario (Canada)|Ontario]]; many of his descendents, including Bishop Jacob M. Bender and [[Bender, Jacob R. (1875-1947)|Preacher Jacob R. Bender]], have lived in this community.

= Bibliography =
Bender, D.M. <em class="gameo_bibliography">Family Register of Jacob and Magdalena Bender 1832 to 1925. </em>1925.

Bender, C.W. <em class="gameo_bibliography">Descendants of Daniel Bender. </em>Berlin, Pa., 1948.

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-Bender, an [[Amish|Amish]] Mennonite family name, is first recorded in the Amish community near Waldeck (later near [[Marburg (Hessen, Germany)|Marburg]]) in Hesse-Cassel, [[Germany|Germany]] in about 1790. The family was, however, likely present earlier in this same group which came to [[Waldeck (Germany)|Waldeck ]]about 1730 via [[Wittgenstein (Nordrhein-Westfalen, Germany)|Wittgenstein]], probably from [[Alsace (France)|Alsace]] and originally from [[Switzerland|Switzerland]]. This group consisted of families such as [[Gingerich (Gingrich, Guengerich, Gingery) family |Guengerich]], Schlappach, Otto, Shetler, [[Swartzendruber (Swartzentruber, Swartzendrover Swartzendruver, Schwartzentruber, Schwartzendruber, Schwarzentruber, Schwarzentruver, Schwarztrauber, Schwarzentraub) family |Schwartzentruber]], and [[Yoder (Ioder, Joder, Jodter, Jotter, Yoeder,
+Bender, an [[Amish Mennonites|Amish Mennonite]] family name, is first recorded in the Amish community near Waldeck (later near [[Marburg (Hessen, Germany)|Marburg]]) in Hesse-Cassel, [[Germany|Germany]] in about 1790. The family was, however, likely present earlier in this same group which came to [[Waldeck (Germany)|Waldeck ]]about 1730 via [[Wittgenstein (Nordrhein-Westfalen, Germany)|Wittgenstein]], probably from [[Alsace (France)|Alsace]] and originally from [[Switzerland|Switzerland]]. This group consisted of families such as [[Gingerich (Gingrich, Guengerich, Gingery) family |Guengerich]], Schlappach, Otto, Shetler, [[Swartzendruber (Swartzentruber, Swartzendrover Swartzendruver, Schwartzentruber, Schwartzendruber, Schwarzentruber, Schwarzentruver, Schwarztrauber, Schwarzentraub) family |Schwartzentruber]], and [[Yoder (Ioder, Joder, Jodter, Jotter, Yoeder,
 Yother, Yothers, Yotter)|Yoder]], who in 1830-1860 settled in [[Somerset County (Pennsylvania, USA)|Somerset County]], [[Pennsylvania (USA)|Pennsylvania]], and later in [[Johnson County (Iowa, USA)|Johnson County]], [[Iowa (USA)|Iowa]]. Bender is not a Swiss name but is fairly common in the Middle Rhine region, and apparently entered the Amish group in Germany. Progenitor Daniel, who died about 1842 at Langendorf, [[Germany|Germany]], did not come to [[North America|North America]], but his second wife and her seven sons did, as did one son and daughter from his first marriage; they arrived between the years of 1830 and 1851 and all but one of them settled in the region of Springs, Somerset County, Pennsylvania. From these immigrants descended a large number of [[Old Order Amish|Old Order Amish]], [[Conservative Mennonite Conference|Conservative Amish]], and Mennonite families, chiefly located in the original settlement and in Johnson County, Iowa ([[Kalona (Iowa, USA)|Kalona]]). Members of the family included Bishop [[Bender, Daniel Henry (1866-1945)|Daniel H. Bender]], Deacon [[Bender, George Lewis (1867-1921)|George L. Bender]], Preacher [[Bender, Harold Stauffer (1897-1962)|Harold S. Bender]], E. C. Bender, Paul Bender, as well as numerous Amish and Conservative Amish bishops, among them Bishop C. W. Bender and his nephew Bishop Nevin Bender. Another progenitor, Jacob Bender, from the same Hesse community, settled in 1832 in the Amish community west of [[Kitchener-Waterloo (Ontario, Canada)|Kitchener]], [[Ontario (Canada)|Ontario]]; many of his descendents, including Bishop Jacob M. Bender and [[Bender, Jacob R. (1875-1947)|Preacher Jacob R. Bender]], have lived in this community.
 = Bibliography =

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 Bender, an [[Amish|Amish]] Mennonite family name, is first recorded in the Amish community near Waldeck (later near [[Marburg (Hessen, Germany)|Marburg]]) in Hesse-Cassel, [[Germany|Germany]] in about 1790. The family was, however, likely present earlier in this same group which came to [[Waldeck (Germany)|Waldeck]]about 1730 via [[Wittgenstein (Nordrhein-Westfalen, Germany)|Wittgenstein]], probably from [[Alsace (France)|Alsace]] and originally from [[Switzerland|Switzerland]]. This group consisted of families such as [[Gingerich (Gingrich, Guengerich, Gingery) family |Guengerich]], Schlappach, Otto, Shetler, [[Swartzendruber (Swartzentruber, Swartzendrover Swartzendruver, Schwartzentruber, Schwartzendruber, Schwarzentruber, Schwarzentruver, Schwarztrauber, Schwarzentraub) family |Schwartzentruber]], and [[Yoder (Ioder, Joder, Jodter, Jotter, Yoeder,
 Yother, Yothers, Yotter)|Yoder]], who in 1830-1860 settled in [[Somerset County (Pennsylvania, USA)|Somerset County]], [[Pennsylvania (USA)|Pennsylvania]], and later in [[Johnson County (Iowa, USA)|Johnson County]], [[Iowa (USA)|Iowa]]. Bender is not a Swiss name but is fairly common in the Middle Rhine region, and apparently entered the Amish group in Germany. Progenitor Daniel, who died about 1842 at Langendorf, [[Germany|Germany]], did not come to [[North America|North America]], but his second wife and her seven sons did, as did one son and daughter from his first marriage; they arrived between the years of 1830 and 1851 and all but one of them settled in the region of Springs, Somerset County, Pennsylvania. From these immigrants descended a large number of [[Old Order Amish|Old Order Amish]], [[Conservative Mennonite Conference|Conservative Amish]], and Mennonite families, chiefly located in the original settlement and in Johnson County, Iowa ([[Kalona (Iowa, USA)|Kalona]]). Members of the family included Bishop [[Bender, Daniel Henry (1866-1945)|Daniel H. Bender]], Deacon [[Bender, George Lewis (1867-1921)|George L. Bender]], Preacher [[Bender, Harold Stauffer (1897-1962)|Harold S. Bender]], E. C. Bender, Paul Bender, as well as numerous Amish and Conservative Amish bishops, among them Bishop C. W. Bender and his nephew Bishop Nevin Bender. Another progenitor, Jacob Bender, from the same Hesse community, settled in 1832 in the Amish community west of [[Kitchener-Waterloo (Ontario, Canada)|Kitchener]], [[Ontario (Canada)|Ontario]]; many of his descendents, including Bishop Jacob M. Bender and [[Bender, Jacob R. (1875-1947)|Preacher Jacob R. Bender]], have lived in this community.
 = Bibliography =
 Bender, D.M. <em class="gameo_bibliography">Family Register of Jacob and Magdalena Bender 1832 to 1925. </em>1925.
 Bender, C.W. <em class="gameo_bibliography">Descendants of Daniel Bender. </em>Berlin, Pa., 1948.
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