yorker brethren

yorker brethren
noun plural
Usage: usually capitalized Y&B
Etymology: yorker (I) + brethren; from their origin mainly in York county, Pennsylvania
: members of a small body of River Brethren in the U.S. — called also Old Order Brethren

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