Collection HM1/442 - Nold and Yoder Family Collection

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US MCUSAA HM1/442

Title

Nold and Yoder Family Collection

Date(s)

  • 1775-1935 (Creation)

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Extent and medium

1.00 Linear Feet; 2 archives boxes

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Scope and content

This set of collected family documents contains correspondence, financial records, broadsides, property records, tax receipts, sermons, and assorted ephemera pertaining to the Nold and Yoder families of Columbia, Ohio, later of Columbiana and Leetonia, Ohio.  Materials document the following individuals, all of whom held ministerial positions in area Mennonite congregations:

Bishop Jacob Nold (1765-1834)

Deacon Jacob Nold (1798-1864)

Deacon John Ziegler Nold (1823-1913)

Deacon John L. Yoder, son-in-law of John Ziegler Nold (1855 - 1940)

Bishop Paul L. Yoder (1897-1990)

The bulk of the correspondence comprises incoming correspondence to Jacob Nold (1898-1964) and Paul L. Yoder.

Of particular significance in this collection is the copy of a petition drafted by J. M. Brenneman to be sent to President Abraham Lincoln in 1862 that pleads for Mennonite exemption from military service in the American Civil War.

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Accruals

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Flat

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Conditions governing access

Thse materials are open for public research.

Conditions governing reproduction

Researchers are responsible for using in accordance with 17 U.S.C. Copyright not owned by the Mennonite Church USA Archives.

Language of material

  • English
  • German

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The Nold and Yoder Family book collection was transferred to the Mennonite Historical Libary.  The baptismal certificate, two frakturs, clothing items, and the bookcase in which the book collection was stored were transferred to the Mennonite HIstorial Library's Museum Committee art and artifact collection.

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ArchonInternalCollectionID:1241

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Dates of creation revision deletion

2013-05-21

Language(s)

  • English

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