1695, 4 April: Thun, Official Accounts: The Anabaptists Hans Rupp and Catryn Joder of the Steffisburg [Free] Court have left the country. They must pay an emigration fee of five percent for the property they take with them.
1695, 4 April: Thun, Official Accounts: The Anabaptist Hanns Rupp of [Free] Court Steffisburg has moved out of the country. He must pay a five percent emigration fee of 368 pounds.
1710, Marz 17: Turmbuch 1705/ii P. 21 [page 21 - 'Turmbuch' - 'Tower Book'] Hans Rupp of Sigiswil is to be found on the list of Anabaptists who were deported to Pennsylvania but escaped [became free, were freed?] en route.
[Translator's note: While 'became free' doesn't necessarily imply 'escaped' or 'were freed,' both are plausible, since we learn elsewhere in this document that this couple settled not in Pennsylvania but in the 'Enkenbach-Alsenborn (Hetschmu1hle) area' of the Pfalz. Note also that this entry is dated fifteen years after the preceding ones.] 1671, 3 August
Cathrin Joder and Hans Rupp and Barbara Joder and Hans Rupp, settled in the Enkenbach-Alsenborn (Hetschmuhle) area. The descendants are strewn over the whole Pfalz.
Il est marié avec Catherin Joder.
Ils se sont mariés à l'église le 9 janvier 1685.Source 3
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