ning in 1890 families began moving to West Liberty, Ohio, about 20 miles south. Worship services discontinued in 1906 and the meetinghouse sold in 1907. Extinct.

North Side 1936

716 N. Locust St., Hagerstown, Md. 3. Harold A. Lehman 4. Harold A. Lehman 5. 53

6. Established as a mission in 1931, became an organized congregation under the Ohio and Eastern Conference in 1956.

Noxubee 1966 Macon, Miss.

3. Nelson Hintand 4. Nelson Histand 5. 20

6. Organized by Ohio Mission Board. Accepted in 1967 as a member of IndianaMichigan Conference.

Oak Grove-Pleasant Hill District 1818

Amish Mennonite families came from Mifflin and Somerset counties in Pennsylvania, also Amish Mennonite families from Alsace and Switzerland in Europe. Preaching services were held in the homes and barns until 1862 when a frame meetinghouse was erected at the site of the present Oak Grove Church, Smith

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Ville, Ohio; a second meetinghouse, Pleasant Hill, erected in 1881. Services alternated between Oak Grove and Pleasant Hill until 1947 when a separate congregation, Pleasant Hill, was organized. See Oak Grove, Pleasant Hill, and Smithville.

Oak Grove 1818

Wavne County Road 502 east of Smith ville, Ohio.

3. Jacob Yoder

4. Lotus E. Troyer

5. 369

6. Formerly a member of the Eastern A.M. Conference, member of the Ohio and Eastern Conference until 1947. No conference affiliation at present (1968).

Oak Grove 1850

1525 Mennonite Church Road. Four miles southeast of West Liberty, Ohio.

3. Jacob C. Kanagy

4. Eldon King

5. 217

6. First meetinghouse erected in 1855 on the Hooley Cemetery plot. Present Oak Grove meetinghouse built in 1875. The (Old) Mennonite Church has drawn heavily on the congregation for educational and missionary personnel.

Oak Grove. Smithville. Ohio

Nordr Ridge. Springfield. Ohio

Oak Grove. Vent Liberty_ Olio