Mennonites in EuropeRead about the Swiss Brethren, the Hutterian Brethren, Menno Simons, and other leaders as the Mennonite Church was born and grew in Europe. Chapters deal with the Mennonites in Holland, France, the Palatinate, Russia, as well as subjects such as believers' baptism, church discipline, nonresistance, feet washing, etc. (427pp. illus. index. hardcover. Rod and Staff, 1995 reprint.)

Featured sites include: The Bernese Jura

Frequent surnames include: Danner

Includes genealogies of the first Kleine Gemeinde families in Manitoba

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This book in rhymes has wonderful old-fashioned color illustrations taken from an edition originally published in 1854 and is fun for children and adults alike

Plank (1821-1900)

Tauferversteck

This list was taken from The Pennsylvania Archives

Many of his descendants (some traced through eleven generations) are listed in this reprint of the 1928 edition

Subtitled "Family Names of Nine Generations

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and other related Anabaptist historical sites in Switzerland