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101	The Big Swatara Meetinghouse at Hanoverdale, Dauphin County, PA Brothers sat on the right side of the elders, facing the congregation from the pulpit, and sisters on the left. Meetings steadily grew during the 1800s as large families expanded and multiplied, making it necessary to branch off and build new meetinghouses here and there throughout the district.	Johannes Huber
102	The Big Swatars German Baptist (Dunkard) Meetinhouse at Hanoverdale, Dauphin County, PA Because of its central location in the Big Swatera congregation (that included a number of meetinghouses) this one, at Hanoverdale, became the preferred location of spring and fall love feasts. For this reasons, a full basement, kitchen, benches, water facilities, and lodging for many visitors in the attic became necessary.	Johannes Huber
103	The Nicholas Brick Farm in Rainham Township, Ontario This 1870 map of Rainham Township appears sideways, west at the top, with the Nicholas Brick farm (marked with a red dot) between Fisherville and Nelle's Corners. You may notice that the Brick family owned a double farm, with 200 acres.	Nicholas Brick
104	The Peter Brick Farm at New Prussia After spending a short time in Rainham Township, Peter and Barbara Brick settled at New Prussia, south of Wellesley. At one point a Catholic school was situated on their farm, at the corner of Nafziger and Berlett's Road. Later a public school was built on the opposite corner.	Peter Brick
105	The Rhoads German Baptist Cemetery, Somerset County, PA Located in Black Township, in what is now Somerset County, PA, German Baptist families, led by George Adam Martin, collaborator with Conrad Beissel of the Ephrata Community in Lancaster County, settled here in the 1760s.	Henry Rhodes
106	The Rhodes Farm at Oakville, Cumberland County, PA The farm of Jacob and Barbara Rhodes, marked with a red dot on the left, in Hopewell Township, eventually also became the home of Joseph and Ellen Rhodes. A meetinghouse stood at this site, and a family cemetery. But a larger meetinghouse was erected in 1859 in the village of Oakville, the site of today's Oakville United Methodist church-house. Hopewell Township appears on the upper left of this map. Newton Townshp on the right, and Southampton on the lower left, of Cumberland County, PA. -- From H. G. Bridgens' 1858 Map of Cumberland County, PA.	Jacob Rhodes Joseph Rhodes
107	The Widow's Oil In the Hoover Memorial Garden	Mary Rebecca "May" Young
108	tn_1 Peter Hoover small format.jpg
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110	Tuan Hoover of Borneo If you wish to read the life story of James M. Hoover you may click on: http://thecommonlife.com.au/rainham/wp-content/uploads/2014/04/Tuan-Hoover-of-Borneo-F-T-Cartwright.pdf Written by Frank T. Cartwright, it tells the entire story from John's beginnings in Pennsylvania and his death in Kuching, Sarawak, in 1935.	James Matthews Hoover
111	Wedding Photo, 1904 James M. Hoover and his wife Mary Rebecca Young at Penang, Malaysia, where she lived with her mother and step-father, Amelia and G. F. Pykett.	James Matthews Hoover
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113	William Hoover (1833-1920) William Hoover died in the Dauphin County Almhouse,from a Chronic Valvular Heart Disease.	William Hoover
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119	z James and Emily Hoover.jpg
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122	z Lowre Paxton Cemetery.resized.jpg
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130	z The wedding photo of James and Mary Hoover.jpg