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Tunker

[ tuhng-ker ]

noun



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In the region just beyond the Ridges there were farmers also of the community known as Mennonists or Tunkers.

At one time the sect was called Tunkers.

The Tunkers, or Dunkards, have 40 or 50 churches, and about half as many ministers in the Western States.

He felt what the Tunker taught was true, and that the young soldier who had spared Main-Pogue had done a nobler deed than any act of revenge.

And Quakers, Menonists, and Tunkers, were to pay £10 for their exemption from militia servitude, the Act to be continued until the next session of parliament.

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