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• Schisms (section Dutch Mennonites)
  founding leader; e.g., Jacob Wisler, 1872, Indiana and Ohio; Abraham Martin (1834-1902), 1889, Ontario (Martin Old Order Mennonite Church); Jonas Martin, 1893
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• Wisler family
  1851; and Susanna Wisler (b. 1813), who married Henry Yoder. Bishop Jacob Wisler founded the Old Order Mennonite Church in Indiana and Ohio in 1872. Contrary
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• Seneca County Mennonite Church (Bloomville, Ohio, USA)
  supplied few if any accessions to Mennonite congregations in Indiana. Umble, John. "Extinct Ohio Mennonite Churches." Mennonite Quarterly Review 18 (1944): 186-92
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• Wood County Mennonite Church (Jerry City, Ohio, USA)
  in Ohio." Mennonite Quarterly Review XVIII (1944): 89-116. MLA style Umble, John S. "Wood County Mennonite Church (Jerry City, Ohio, USA)." Global Anabaptist
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• Old Order Mennonites
  conservative group followed Wisler. In 1907 the Wisler Mennonites of Indiana divided into the more progressive Ramer or Wisler Mennonites and the more conservative
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• Ramer Mennonite Church (Elkhart, Indiana, USA)
  Ramer Mennonite Church, a local designation for the progressive wing of the Wisler Mennonite Church in Elkhart (and St. Joseph) County, Indiana. The origin
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• Brubacher Mennonite Church (Richland County, Ohio, USA)
  title=Brubacher_Mennonite_Church_(Richland_County,_Ohio,_USA)&oldid=113245. APA style Umble, John S. (1953). Brubacher Mennonite Church (Richland County, Ohio, USA)
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• Ruth family
  In the Wisler division of 1872 in Indiana and Ohio the Rutts of Ashland County, Ohio, followed Jacob Wisler. The references to Swiss Mennonite church leaders
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• Williams County Mennonite Church (West Unity, Ohio, USA)
  resting place for the older mem­bers of the congregation. Umble, John. "Extinct Ohio Mennonite Churches." Mennonite Quarterly Review  XVIII (1944): 36-48. MLA
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• Neuenschwander, Jesse (1933-1999) (category Eastern Pennsylvania Mennonite Church Ministers)
  withdrew from the Sonnenberg congregation in 1952, and in 1953 joined a nearby Old Order Mennonite (Wisler) congregation. It was within this milieu that
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• Language Problem
  German-speaking Mennonite communities in inner France, and the less serious but similar situation in Alsace. (3) The German-speaking Mennonite communities
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• Wakarusa Church of God in Christ, Mennonite (Wakarusa, Indiana, USA) (category Church of God in Christ, Mennonite Congregations)
  months earlier. This was the beginning of Meridian congregation of the Church of God in Christ, Mennonite. Many visits were made to the Wakarusa area by John
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• Old Order Mennonites, Pennsylvania
  closely with the (Old Order) Mennonite conference of Ohio and Indiana (Wisler-Ramer group) and the Markham-Waterloo Mennonite Conference of Ontario. The
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• Conservative Mennonites (Swiss-High German, Pennsylvania) (section Old Order Amish Mennonite Spectrum)
  Conference Old Order Mennonites (Wisler) Amish Mennonite Conferences (Now part of the Mennonite Church): Ohio and Eastern A.M.; Indiana-Michigan A.M.; Western
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• Martin, Jonas H. (1839-1925) (category Old Order Mennonite Bishops)
  merged with the Wisler groups of Ohio, Indiana, and Ontario. The Weaverland Conference, the Groffdale Conference, and the Reidenbach Mennonites all originate
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