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8	1851 Census, John and Barbara Hoover This Census entry includes John and Barbara (Heise) Hoover's daughter, Elizabeth, who married deacon John S. Wideman. Elizabeth was already married at the time, but appears to have been at home when the census was taken.	Elizabeth Hoover
9	1858 Map of Middle Paxton Township, Dauphin County, PA Marked in red, from the left, the John Hoover home, the Abraham Hoover home, and the Millers German Baptist meetinghouse and cemetery. The Meetinghouse is no longer standing.	Abraham Hoover Sr.
10	1870 Tremaine's Map of Wilmot Township Red dots point to farms of the Peter and Michael Brick families.	Peter Brick
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12	2 Elizabeth Brick Hoover.jpg
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14	2 Elizabeth Hoover, Paxton CoB.jpg
15	2 Green Village Methodist 2.jpg
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17	2 Hoover Memoial 3.jpg
18	2 Hoover memorial 2.jpg
19	2 Hoover Memorial, Sibu.jpg
20	2 James Book.jpg
21	2 ladies Hanoverdale.jpg
22	2 Lowre Paxton Cemetery.jpg
23	2 Lowre Paxton Meetinghouse.jpg
24	2 Markes, Franklin Co., 2015.JPG
25	2 Masland 2.jpg
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27	2 Memorial.jpg
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29	2 St Thomas, Kuching.jpg
30	2 The wedding photo of James and Mary Hoover.jpg
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36	A Late Fall Storm at Lake Erie, Rainham Township, ca 1998 Anson Hoover stands on the rocks along Lake Erie, not far from where his Hoover ancestors lie buried in the Rainham Mennonite Cemetery along the Lake.	Anson Hoover
37	Abraham Hoover Sr., in the 1790 Dauphin County Tax List From the Big Swatara Dunkard congregation, Abraham and Catherine Hoover, with the Asherfelter, Bailer, Baker, Boyer, Brightbill, Evens, Fisher, Gayman, Gidner, Gonse, Greider, Hallman, Hoster, Hutzapple, Kreiser, McLane, Miller, Mutzabaugh, Noll, Orth, Pletz, Pouge, Ramsey, Reichart, Rhoad, Schalm, Shadel, Shatzer, Snyder, Spangler, Straw, Umberger, Wade and Warfel families, with others, they built a German Baptist congregation in the early 1800s for the glory of God.	Abraham Hoover Sr.
38	Anson and Sarah Hoover Photo taken by Victor Eicker, on the occasion of their daughter Velina's wedding, in 1989.	Anson Hoover
39	Anson on the Binder, ca 1975 Anson with Bess, Pearl and Belle, bindering oats (Orvie Wideman farm visible in the distance). Anson greatly enjoyed his horses, especially if they pranced along with grace and style. We usually kept around a dozen or more horses, both heavy teams and drivers, since we did not use a tractor or car while living in the Conestoga River valley.	Anson Hoover
40	Barbara Black Hoover Barbara Black (1804-1877), buried at Bridgewater, Rockingham County, Virginia, was the wife of Benjamin Hoover.	Benjamin Hoover
41	Barbara Black Hoover Barbara Black (1804-1877), buried at Bridgewater, Rockingham County, Virginia, was the wife of Benjamin Hoover.	Barbara Black
42	Basement Facilities for the Love Feast at Big Swatara, Hanoverdale Spring and fall love feasts brought hundreds of visitors from other Dunkard congregations, as well as other Anabaptist fellowships of the area. The event involved three days of preaching, singing, the Lord's Supper in bread and wine, feet washing, using the holy kiss (sisters to sisters, brothers to brothers) and many times baptisms in a nearby branch of the Swatar. Baptisms were performed, face forewards, dipping converts completely, three times, in the name of the Father, the Son, and the Holy Ghost. Not unusually, baptisms took place in the winter, where a hole was cut into the ice.	Johannes Huber
43	Benjamin Eby's Hymnal, 1892 During the Victorian Age and up to the first World War most Mennonites in Canada sung and preached in German. This book belonged to Peter Hoover who served as a song leader in the worship meetings.	Peter Hoover
44	Big Swatara Meetinghouse at Hanoverdale in the late 1800s The Lord in Heaven greatly blessed the work amongst the German Baptist believers in Dauphin County, Pennsylvania, during the 1800s. But the evil one also did his part in planting seeds of apostasy, division and spiritual disorder. Thankfully, through many challenges, the work continues today. --Photo from the Elizabethtown College Church of the Brethren Photographic Collection	Johannes Huber
45	Bishop Martin Hoover (1760-1849) Martin Hoover, the first bishop of the Mennonites of Elkhart County, Indiana, was buried at Yellow creek in 1849. Before this he had lived with his family in Ohio, in Upper Canada (Ontario) and Pennsylvania. J. C. Wenger, the Mennonite historian and writer, stands here at the grave, in 1985 with Rufus Martin on the right.	Martin Hoover
46	Brick Farms, Wilmot Twp.jpg
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48	At least one living or private individual is linked to this item - Details withheld.	M. Hoover
49	Carthage, Ontario From 1985 to 2005 Anson and Sarah Hoover lived in a small place, just south of Carthage, Ontario. In this case Anson was shovelling snow off the roof after a particularly snowy time.	Anson Hoover
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