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Chippawa was a town in Welland County, [[Ontario (Canada)|Ontario]] (now a community within the city of Niagara Falls), on the Niagara River a few miles south of the Canadian Niagara Falls. One main travel route of the Mennonite pioneers immigrating from [[Pennsylvania (USA)|Pennsylvania]] crossed high up on the Niagara River from Black Rock to the Canadian side, followed the river north through [[Black Creek (Welland County, Ontario, Canada)|Black Creek]] and used the Boyer farm, some eight miles (13 km) south of Chippawa, as a stopping place and Chippawa as the point to turn into the peninsula to the Short Hills south of Vineland, to the Twenty at [[Vineland (Ontario, Canada)|Vineland]], and westward. South of Chippawa on the Sodom Road lived Deacon Joseph Wellick<strong>, </strong>who served in the [[Riverside Mennonite Meetinghouse (Stevensville, Ontario, Canada)|Willoughby Township Church]] at Riverside near Boyer's and in whose home services were sometimes conducted.

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	Chippawa was a town in Welland County, [[Ontario (Canada)\|Ontario]] (now a community within the city of Niagara Falls), on the Niagara River a few miles south of the Canadian Niagara Falls. One main travel route of the Mennonite pioneers immigrating from [[Pennsylvania (USA)\|Pennsylvania]] crossed high up on the Niagara River from Black Rock to the Canadian side, followed the river north through [[Black Creek (Welland County, Ontario, Canada)\|Black Creek]] and used the Boyer farm, some eight miles (13 km) south of Chippawa, as a stopping place and Chippawa as the point to turn into the peninsula to the Short Hills south of Vineland, to the Twenty at [[Vineland (Ontario, Canada)\|Vineland]], and westward. South of Chippawa on the Sodom Road lived Deacon Joseph Wellick<strong>, </strong>who served in the [[Riverside Mennonite Meetinghouse (Stevensville, Ontario, Canada)\|Willoughby Township Church]] at Riverside near Boyer's and in whose home services were sometimes conducted.		Chippawa was a town in Welland County, [[Ontario (Canada)\|Ontario]] (now a community within the city of Niagara Falls), on the Niagara River a few miles south of the Canadian Niagara Falls. One main travel route of the Mennonite pioneers immigrating from [[Pennsylvania (USA)\|Pennsylvania]] crossed high up on the Niagara River from Black Rock to the Canadian side, followed the river north through [[Black Creek (Welland County, Ontario, Canada)\|Black Creek]] and used the Boyer farm, some eight miles (13 km) south of Chippawa, as a stopping place and Chippawa as the point to turn into the peninsula to the Short Hills south of Vineland, to the Twenty at [[Vineland (Ontario, Canada)\|Vineland]], and westward. South of Chippawa on the Sodom Road lived Deacon Joseph Wellick<strong>, </strong>who served in the [[Riverside Mennonite Meetinghouse (Stevensville, Ontario, Canada)\|Willoughby Township Church]] at Riverside near Boyer's and in whose home services were sometimes conducted.
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	Chippawa was a town in Welland County, [[Ontario (Canada)\|Ontario]] (now a community within the city of Niagara Falls), on the Niagara River a few miles south of the Canadian Niagara Falls. One main travel route of the Mennonite pioneers immigrating from [[Pennsylvania (USA)\|Pennsylvania]] crossed high up on the Niagara River from Black Rock to the Canadian side, followed the river north through [[Black Creek (Welland County, Ontario, Canada)\|Black Creek]] and used the Boyer farm, some eight miles (13 km) south of Chippawa, as a stopping place and Chippawa as the point to turn into the peninsula to the Short Hills south of Vineland, to the Twenty at [[Vineland (Ontario, Canada)\|Vineland]], and westward. South of Chippawa on the Sodom Road lived Deacon Joseph Wellick<strong>, </strong>who served in the [[Riverside Mennonite Meetinghouse (Stevensville, Ontario, Canada)\|Willoughby Township Church]] at Riverside near Boyer's and in whose home services were sometimes conducted.		Chippawa was a town in Welland County, [[Ontario (Canada)\|Ontario]] (now a community within the city of Niagara Falls), on the Niagara River a few miles south of the Canadian Niagara Falls. One main travel route of the Mennonite pioneers immigrating from [[Pennsylvania (USA)\|Pennsylvania]] crossed high up on the Niagara River from Black Rock to the Canadian side, followed the river north through [[Black Creek (Welland County, Ontario, Canada)\|Black Creek]] and used the Boyer farm, some eight miles (13 km) south of Chippawa, as a stopping place and Chippawa as the point to turn into the peninsula to the Short Hills south of Vineland, to the Twenty at [[Vineland (Ontario, Canada)\|Vineland]], and westward. South of Chippawa on the Sodom Road lived Deacon Joseph Wellick<strong>, </strong>who served in the [[Riverside Mennonite Meetinghouse (Stevensville, Ontario, Canada)\|Willoughby Township Church]] at Riverside near Boyer's and in whose home services were sometimes conducted.
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