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• Names Given to the Anabaptists-Mennonites in the Netherlands
  the Waterlanders at Harlingen and Nes, Ameland; Voetwassers were found in the province of Zeeland, Komejannen, being a branch of the Waterlanders, in North
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• Ameland (Friesland, Netherlands) (category Cities, Towns, and Villages in The Netherlands)
  Humsterland Flemish Societeit in Groningen and secured adherents in all three villages. The three congregations, the Waterlanders, Jan Jacobsgezinden, and the
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• Roleeuw family
  a Mennonite family of Amsterdam, Netherlands. Anthony Rooleeuw is found there in 1625 as a deacon of the (Groningen) Old Flemish congregation. But most
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• Literature, Mennonites in -- Netherlands
  (Harlingen, 1681, 1686), and Alle Derks' Lusthof des Gemoets (Groningen, 1732) and Agter-Hofje (Groningen, 1736). The first Mennonite in the field of belles-lettres
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• Vissering, Jacobus David (1774-1846)
  1798-1809 and at Groningen 1809-1846, retiring on 29 November of this year, after he had served for 47 years. Particularly in Groningen he worked with great
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• Spinniker, Melis Ates (d. 1681)
  Spinniker, died December 1681, was a preacher of the Waterlander Mennonite congregation at Groningen, Netherlands until 1679. Because of some trouble with the
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• Simplicity (1958) (section Netherlands)
  This is clearly revealed in the following article on simplicity in the Netherlands. A similar development took place in North Germany and in West and East
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• Confessions, Doctrinal
  Heuven, . Andries, W. V. Maurick. The Groningen Old Swiss group published its confession in 1744 at Groningen, written by J. van Komen (Koomen), Belydenisse
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• Nonconformity (section Netherlands)
  is stated in the Waterlander resolutions of 1568 and held by the Groningen Old Flemish until the 18th century, but among the Waterlanders, "outside marriage"
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• Mulder family
  University of Groningen. A great-grandson of (4) Jacob Harms Mulder was (8) Alje Mulder (born 1846 at Groningen, died 1919 at Groningen), who after studying
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• Vries, de, family
  Prime Minister and Minister of Justice, later Privy Coun­cillor of the Netherlands. He was a deacon of the Haarlem congregation from 1842 until he moved
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• Church-State Relations (section Mennonites in the Netherlands)
  Anabaptists-Mennonites to open the door to participation in government were the Waterlanders, the more open-minded party in Holland. They permitted their members
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• Immersion
  lived at Westerveen near Surhuisterveen from 1720 to 1729. Jan Tammes of Groningen was excommunicated in 1688 from the Old Flemish congregation there because
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• Marriage
  no lack of efforts to renew this prohibition. The great conference at Groningen in 1683, which argued for two days concerning granting an exception, is
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