In 1741, the Moravians, or the Unitas Fratrum, settled in Bethlehem, Pa. Other settlements were founded in Lehigh, Northampton, and Lancaster Counties. Although they immigrated from Germany and settled among other Germans in Pa., they never considered themselves Pa. Dutch. Although their manner of dress and way of life would have fit into the Plain World, their joyous religious celebrations, especially at Christmas, set them apart. They combined aspects of both Plain and Gay Dutch.