Vermoser, Jeronimus (16th century)
Jeronimus Vermoser, city secretary of Laufen, Austria, and an Anabaptist preacher. He was seized by the Salzburg government before 20 November 1527. There is no record of his fate. Very likely he was one of the thirty-eight persons who were locked into a house in Salzburg and burned to death.
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| Date Published | 1959 |
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