I received an email today from a gentleman who found my Unruh Genealogy Website. His Grandparents had a farm in Meno, OK, and he had lived there until the late 60's. His mother had given him a handwritten account of the establishment of the settlement known as Meno.  His grandmother wrote it to be handed down to the grandchildren.  Evidently his great-grandfather settled in the Meno area and the dugout root cellar that his family lived in became the first meeting place for the Menonites in Meno.  It was also used as the first church.  Eventually a farmhouse was raised above the cellar and he remembered, as a young child, playing in the cellar under the house.  His family moved from Meno in the late 60's after his grandmother passed away and the farm was sold.  
 

Although I didn't have any specific information on his family, I did remember an email I received from another Unruh who mentioned  Meno, OK. He had grown up in the Enid Oklahoma area and all of his Unruh ancestors are buried at the Hopedale Cemetery in Meno Oklahoma. He also told me that his GG Grandfather came over on the S.S. Kenilworth in Jan. 1875 with his family. He believed his Great Grandfather's 3^rd wife to be was on the Vaterland. As a result of that exchange I posted the passenger list for the S.S. Vaterland (Vaderland) on my website (Arriving PA, Dec 25, 1874).