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Other names by
which they are
sometimes identified are Dunkers, Dunkards,
Tunkers, and Täufer, all
relating to
their practice of
baptism by immersion. Originally...
- ISBN 978-0-253-32866-3. ...settled in 1839 by Dunkers,
sometimes spelled Tunkers, and
named for them. "Whitley County". Jim
Forte Postal History. Retrieved...
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Tunker House, also
known as the Yount-Zigler House, is a
historic home
located in Broadway,
Rockingham County, Virginia. The
house consists of a two-story...
- settlement. The Mennonites,
Tunkers,
Quakers and
Children of
Peace are the
traditional Peace churches. The
Mennonites and
Tunkers were
generally German-speaking...
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Schwarzenau Brethren, the
German Baptist Brethren, Dunkers,
Dunkard Brethren,
Tunkers, or
sometimes simply called the
German Baptists, are an
Anabaptist group...
- Owen 1988 The
Wizard of
Loneliness Duffy Kahler 1990 The Long Walk Home
Tunker Thompson 1991
Delirious Blake Hedison 1992 P****ed Away
Unsworth Love Potion...
- Church."
Until the
early 20th century,
Brethren were
colloquially called Tunkers or
Dunkers (from the
German for immersionists). In 1728,
Conrad Beissel...
- (1993–1996)
Ronnie Olson – b**** (1989–1990),
vocals (1989–1996)
Jussi Linna –
vocals (1996–1999) Ulf
Dalegren –
guitar (1991–2005)
Danny Tunker –
guitar (2012)...
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musicians Mikael Petersson −
vocals (2001) Ben
Lawless −
guitar (2010)
Danny Tunker −
guitar (2012)
Former members Jonas Hagström − b**** (1997−2000)
Jonas Karlsson...
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Dunkard Bottom Historic West
Virginia community Etymology: German:
Tunker "one who immerses"
Dunkard Bottom Location of
Dunkard Bottom in West Virginia...
