Editing Pennsylvania Dutch (section)

==Notable people==
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* [[Jacob Albright]] (1759–1808), founder of the [[Evangelical Association]]
* [[Anne F. Beiler]] (1949–present), founder of [[Auntie Anne's Pretzels]]
* [[John Birmelin]] (1873–1950), poet, playwright
* [[Solomon DeLong]] (1849–1925), writer, journalist
* [[George Ege]] (1748–1829), Representative for Pennsylvania
* [[Dwight D. Eisenhower]] (1890–1969), 34th [[President of the United States]]
* [[H. L. Fischer]] (1822–1909), writer, translator
* [[Heinrich Funck]] ({{circa|1697}} – 1730), miller, author, Mennonite bishop
* [[John Fries]] (1750–1818), auctioneer, organizer of [[Fries's Rebellion]]
* [[Betty Groff]] (1935–2015), celebrity chef, cookbook author
* [[Michael Hillegas]] (1729–1804), first Treasurer of the United States
* [[Hedda Hopper]] (1885–1966), actress, gossip columnist
* [[Ralph Kiner]]  (1922–2014), Hall of Fame baseball player and Pittsburgh Pirates and New York Mets legend.
* [[William Kohl]] (1820–1892), sea captain, shipowner, shipbuilder, businessman
* [[James H. Maurer]] (1864–1944), Labor leader, three-term Pennsylvania House of Representatives member, and two-time Vice Presidential nominee
* [[Stephen Miller (Minnesota governor)|Stephen Miller]] (1816–1881), 4th Governor of Minnesota
* [[Bodo Otto]] (1711–1787), physician in the Continental Army
* [[Harry Hess Reichard]] (1878–1956), writer, scholar
* [[Joseph Ritner]] (1780–1869), 8th Governor of Pennsylvania
* [[Victor Schertzinger]] (1888–1941), composer, film director, producer, screenwriter
* [[Evelyn Ay Sempier]] (1933–2008), [[Miss America]] 1954
* [[Francis R. Shunk]] (1788–1848), 10th Governor of Pennsylvania
* [[Simon Snyder]] (1759–1813), 3rd Governor of Pennsylvania
* [[Clement Studebaker]] (1831–1901), co-founder of [[Studebaker Corporation]]
* [[Clement Studebaker Jr.]] (1871–1932), businessman, son of Clement Studebaker Sr.
* [[John Studebaker]] (1833–1917), co-founder of [[Studebaker Corporation]]
* [[Conrad Weiser]] (1696–1760),  colonial diplomat between Pennsylvania and Native American nations.
* [[Richard M. Weaver]] (1910-1963), scholar and English professor{{div col end}}