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The amish family ( Matthew Hunt, his wife and his 5 children) from north Dakota moved to Saint-Raphael de Bellechasse....I know the family asked to obtain the refugee status in order to live here...I don't know if they are still here....And for the old order mennonites I will try to find out if they still live or not in quebec...
Submitted by editorkevin on 20 April 2009 - 10:58pm.
Jamy, fascinating for several reasons:
1) Hunt is a very unusual Amish name
2) I didn't think any Amish lived in North Dakota...if they do, it's a very small settlement....
I'm not doubting your information, I would just love to know more...are you aware of any news articles published in Quebec papers about the Hunts? If so, I would love to read more!
Not in Quebec....but in Ontario....I know that there are at least 2 families that came in Quebec for living after september 11th...One of them left not too long after and I don't know about the other one...
Submitted by editorkevin on 19 April 2009 - 7:10pm.
Very interesting, Jamy, do you know where in Quebec the two families moved? There was - and maybe still is? - a community of Old Order Mennonites in Quebec. They threatened to leave after the province instituted some new regulations on parochial schools, but not sure how it all worked out......
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The amish family ( Matthew Hunt, his wife and his 5 children) from north Dakota moved to Saint-Raphael de Bellechasse....I know the family asked to obtain the refugee status in order to live here...I don't know if they are still here....And for the old order mennonites I will try to find out if they still live or not in quebec...
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Jamy, fascinating for several reasons:
1) Hunt is a very unusual Amish name
2) I didn't think any Amish lived in North Dakota...if they do, it's a very small settlement....
I'm not doubting your information, I would just love to know more...are you aware of any news articles published in Quebec papers about the Hunts? If so, I would love to read more!
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http://www.gluemeat.com/2006/09/27/amish-refugees-in-quebec/
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video in french showed by the local news... you can see the house where they moved
http://www.tqs.ca/videos/infos/2006/09/l-arrivee-de-membres-de-la-communaute-amish-3274.php
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about the old order mennonites : http://www.cbc.ca/canada/montreal/story/2007/08/16/mennonite-school.html
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Pretty cool, Jamy. What store was that? And did you ever get the book I sent you? I even autographed it to you in my rusty French!
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Yes I have received it...merci beaucoup
for the book and the autograph....Your french is good Kevin 
The store is Chapters and there are five in Montreal....
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Hey, cool! I know there are Amish in Canada. The book is excellent, and should be enjoyed globaly!!!!
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Not in Quebec....but in Ontario....I know that there are at least 2 families that came in Quebec for living after september 11th...One of them left not too long after and I don't know about the other one...
Re: Amish cook in Montreal
Very interesting, Jamy, do you know where in Quebec the two families moved? There was - and maybe still is? - a community of Old Order Mennonites in Quebec. They threatened to leave after the province instituted some new regulations on parochial schools, but not sure how it all worked out......