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<span>Pieter Willemsz was a follower and friend of the Dutch elder [[Jacobsz, Jan (1542-1612)|Jan Jacobsz]].<em> </em>He lived at Hoorn; Jan Jacobsz, after his banishment from Friesland on 13 April 1600, found shelter in his home. He accompanied Jan Jacobsz on his tours of [[Baptism|baptism]] and after the death of Jacobsz he published his songs under the title <em>Eenighe Gheestelijcke Liedekens, gemackt aen verscheyden persoonen door Jan Jacobs zoon van Harlinghen </em>(Amsterdam, 1612). He also published a songbook entitled <em>Eenighe Nieuwe Gheestelijcke Liedekens gemaeckt door ver­scheyden persoonen . . . </em>(Amsterdam, 1612), con­taining 36 songs, most of which were composed by Pieter Willemsz himself. (Obviously the year 1612 on the title page is an error, because at the end of the book the note is found: "Gedruct bij Nicolaes Biestkens in de Lelye onder de Doornen, Anno1613" and the last song is dated 21 December 1612.) Pieter Willemsz who later probably became an elder of the Jans-Jacobsz group, also visited "our friends in Prussia." It is, however, not known which Prussian congregations belonged to the Jan-Jacobsz group. Years of birth (ca. 1560) and death and other particulars about Pieter Willemsz were not available. </span>
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<span>Pieter Willemsz was a follower and friend of the Dutch elder [[Jacobsz, Jan (1542-1612)|Jan Jacobsz]]. He lived at Hoorn; Jan Jacobsz, after his banishment from Friesland on 13 April 1600, found shelter in his home. He accompanied Jan Jacobsz on his tours of [[Baptism|baptism]] and after the death of Jacobsz he published his songs under the title <em>Eenighe Gheestelijcke Liedekens, gemackt aen verscheyden persoonen door Jan Jacobs zoon van Harlinghen </em>(Amsterdam, 1612). He also published a songbook entitled <em>Eenighe Nieuwe Gheestelijcke Liedekens gemaeckt door ver­scheyden persoonen . . . </em>(Amsterdam, 1612), con­taining 36 songs, most of which were composed by Pieter Willemsz himself. (Obviously the year 1612 on the title page is an error, because at the end of the book the note is found: "Gedruct bij Nicolaes Biestkens in de Lelye onder de Doornen, Anno1613" and the last song is dated 21 December 1612.) Pieter Willemsz who later probably became an elder of the Jans-Jacobsz group, also visited "our friends in Prussia." It is, however, not known which Prussian congregations belonged to the Jan-Jacobsz group. Years of birth (ca. 1560) and death and other particulars about Pieter Willemsz were not available. </span>
 
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<span>Loosjes, J. "Jan Jacobsz en de Jan-Jacobsgezinden," in <em>Nederl. Archief voor Kerkgeschiedenis </em>XI. The Hague, 1914: issue III, 196 f., 201, 204-6, 239.</span>
 
<span>Loosjes, J. "Jan Jacobsz en de Jan-Jacobsgezinden," in <em>Nederl. Archief voor Kerkgeschiedenis </em>XI. The Hague, 1914: issue III, 196 f., 201, 204-6, 239.</span>
 
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Pieter Willemsz was a follower and friend of the Dutch elder Jan Jacobsz. He lived at Hoorn; Jan Jacobsz, after his banishment from Friesland on 13 April 1600, found shelter in his home. He accompanied Jan Jacobsz on his tours of baptism and after the death of Jacobsz he published his songs under the title Eenighe Gheestelijcke Liedekens, gemackt aen verscheyden persoonen door Jan Jacobs zoon van Harlinghen (Amsterdam, 1612). He also published a songbook entitled Eenighe Nieuwe Gheestelijcke Liedekens gemaeckt door ver­scheyden persoonen . . . (Amsterdam, 1612), con­taining 36 songs, most of which were composed by Pieter Willemsz himself. (Obviously the year 1612 on the title page is an error, because at the end of the book the note is found: "Gedruct bij Nicolaes Biestkens in de Lelye onder de Doornen, Anno1613" and the last song is dated 21 December 1612.) Pieter Willemsz who later probably became an elder of the Jans-Jacobsz group, also visited "our friends in Prussia." It is, however, not known which Prussian congregations belonged to the Jan-Jacobsz group. Years of birth (ca. 1560) and death and other particulars about Pieter Willemsz were not available.

Bibliography

Loosjes, J. "Jan Jacobsz en de Jan-Jacobsgezinden," in Nederl. Archief voor Kerkgeschiedenis XI. The Hague, 1914: issue III, 196 f., 201, 204-6, 239.


Author(s) Nanne van der Zijpp
Date Published 1959

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Zijpp, Nanne van der. "Pieter Willemsz (b. ca. 1560)." Global Anabaptist Mennonite Encyclopedia Online. 1959. Web. 22 Nov 2024. https://gameo.org/index.php?title=Pieter_Willemsz_(b._ca._1560)&oldid=117834.

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Zijpp, Nanne van der. (1959). Pieter Willemsz (b. ca. 1560). Global Anabaptist Mennonite Encyclopedia Online. Retrieved 22 November 2024, from https://gameo.org/index.php?title=Pieter_Willemsz_(b._ca._1560)&oldid=117834.



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