Other than JWs, which denominations (or religions) recognize God's personal name as the form "Jehovah"? Background

Referring to God as Jehovah is a known practice by Jehovah's Witnesses as written by Raymond Franz in In Search of Christian Freedom in 1991: 


  The fact remains that today no religious group of any size uses the
  name "Jehovah" with such intense frequency as does that of Jehovah's
  Witnesses. That name predominates throughout their literature. Among
  Jehovah's Witnesses it has become almost strange to speak of "God"
  without prefacing the term by saying "Jehovah God", while the term
  "Lord" is quite rare in their expressions. They read "Lord" in the
  Bible but hardly ever use it in their own speech extemporaneously. It
  is almost a liturgical form for them in most prayers to initially
  address these to "Jehovah" or "Jehovah God".


However, the above was written after his expulsion, and thus may not carry any significant doctrinal weight.

Question

Are there other denominations or religions that understand God's personal name as the form "Jehovah"?
Matt Slick answers the question, What is the real name of God? YHWH, Jehovah, Yahweh? on his site. He says,


  The real name of God is YHWH, the four letters that make up His name found in Exodus 3:14.  However, there is no correct pronunciation for the name of God because the letters are only consonants, no vowels.


There is no Christian group that I know of that would disagree with that statement. The answer to your specific question is that essentially all Christian groups believe that the Hebrew word transliterated as YHWH or YHVH, and commonly represented in English as Jehovah, is God's personal name.

Two closely related questions are, how should the name be spelled and pronounced; and when should the name be used in addressing or talking about God? Until recently, the word rarely used. Early Christians often used the Septuagint translation of the Old Testament, which substituted the Greek word Kyrios for God's personal name, and the Jews came to believe the name should not be used outside of the Temple.

In modern times many Christians are becoming aware of God's original name, and have come to believe it is appropriate to use it in worship. Jehovah's Witnesses are one of the first groups to do so, and have made it an important part of their practice. Many other Christians use a form of the name, either Jehovah, Yehovah, or Yahweh to affirm their personal attachment to God, but there are few or no doctrinal statements about using the name.