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 === External Sources  ===
-In addition to many records from Lancaster County, Pennsylvania, which continues to have one of the largest populations of Mennonites and related religions (Amish, Dunkards, Church of the Brethren), there are two sites of particular interest to genealogists tracing 19th and 20th century Mennonite families. The first is the on-going collection of [https://wiki.familysearch.org/en/Online_index_to_United_States_Amish_and_Mennonite_Newspaper_Obituaries,_starting_1864 Mennonite Obituaries] and the second, for locating Mennonite Congregations by name or location, is [http://www.mennonite.net/ Mennonite.net] (note that not all Mennonite congregations are associated with this site).
+In addition to many records from Lancaster County, Pennsylvania, which continues to have one of the largest populations of Mennonites and related religions (Amish, Dunkards, Church of the Brethren), there are a number of sites of particular interest to genealogists tracing 19th and 20th century Mennonite families. <br>
+Mennonite Church USA:<br>
+Churches -- For locating Mennonite Congregations by name or location, is [http://www.mennonite.net/ Mennonite.net] (note that not all Mennonite congregations are associated with this site).<br>
+[http://www.mcusa-archives.org/index.html Historical Committee Site]
+Mennonite Archives -- Online scanned archives images and documents of genealogical interest are in the [http://www.mcusa-archives.org/GutenbergtoGigabytes/000_Index.html Gutenberg to Gigabytes: Archives for the 21st Century] collection.
+Obituaries -- An on-going collection of [https://wiki.familysearch.org/en/Online_index_to_United_States_Amish_and_Mennonite_Newspaper_Obituaries,_starting_1864 Mennonite Obituaries] <br>
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