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Amish peoplehood: A critical synthesis of eight decades of theorizing. [PDF]
J Rural StudAnderson C.
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, 1990 Four young Amish men in black dress sit in or around black buggy. Other black buggies, bare trees, and white building in background. Filed under “Amish Children” in the Dennis Hughes Collection of Amish Photographs.https://jayscholar.etown.edu ...
Hughes, Dennis L.
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Amish fertility in the United States: Comparative evidence from the American Community Survey and Amish population registries. [PDF]
Demogr ResStone L, Anderson C, Thiehoff S.
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, 1990 Young Amish boy dressed in black with straw hat winks while looking towards camera. Multiple red and silver objects blurred in background. Filed under “Amish Children” in the Dennis Hughes Collection of Amish Photographs.https://jayscholar.etown.edu ...
Hughes, Dennis L.
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, 1990 Amish boy wearing black stands on the rail of a wooden fence, leaning over and looking at the camera. Behind him, three Amish men tend to a parked horse and buggy in front of white building. Filed under “Amish Children in the Dennis Hughes Collection of
Hughes, Dennis L.
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, 1990 A young Amish boy wearing red shirt and straw hat crawling on monkey bars atop a swing set. Barren trees in background. Filed under “Amish Children” in the Dennis Hughes Collection of Amish Photographs.https://jayscholar.etown.edu/hughesphotos/1157 ...
Hughes, Dennis L.
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, 1990 Three Amish boys sit together on a yard in front of a brown fence. Two boys have their back to the camera, while the third looks toward them. Two wear blue shirts and straw hats.
Hughes, Dennis L.
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, 1990 Young Amish girl in blue dress looking to the side embraces young child on wooden playground structure. Side of structure reads “Horse n’ Buggy 665.00” in red ink. Other wooden structures visible in background.
Hughes, Dennis L.
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, 1990 Three Amish boys in straw hats face away from camera casting fishing rods into pond. Farmland, trees, and houses stand in background on other side of pond.
Hughes, Dennis L.
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St. Lawrence County’s Swartzentruber Amish
, 2018 This chapter explores how the Swartzentruber Amish families who began to arrive in New York State in 1974 came because there was affordable land available. Although the availability of cheap farmland was a key factor in their decision to move to New York, many Swartzentruber families, like the Troyer families who moved to the Conewango Valley, were ...
Karen Johnson-Weiner
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