Dunkers [noun]

Just beyond the end of Dunker Rock a large motor-boat came in sight through the haze.

It has no tower or spire, but it is known as the Dunker Church.

A little nearer Sumner's artillery was thundering and hurling its bolts into the Rebels by the Dunker church.

At the same time Greene's division took position to the left of the Dunker church.

Windham must be off scouting in that Dunker outfit, and might by good luck get himself hung, only he was too clever.

Once or twice he thought he recognized a face he had seen across the road by the Dunker church.

Arriving nearly opposite the Dunker church, it swept out over the cornfields.

From Mummas house it was less than half a mile across the open field to the Dunker church.

Dunker, dungk′ėr, n. a member of a sect of German-American Baptists who practise triple immersion.

One of my rides towards the Dunker chapel revealed efforts of the enemy to renew his work on that part of the field.