247 Ursula ALBRECHT ¹

  General Notes:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Schleitheim_Confession
The Schleitheim Confession was the most representative statement of Anabaptist principles, by a group of Swiss Anabaptists in 1527 in Schleitheim (Switzerland).

See https://gameo.org/index.php?title=Schleitheim_(Schaffhausen,_Switzerland)
In 1648 the council of Schaffhausen learned that the Anabaptists were again refusing to send their children to school and to church. They were thereupon ordered to sell their goods and move out. When they refused, the magistrate was ordered to sell their property. But no buyers could be found, and so the government assumed the farming. Now many Mennonites were compelled to immigrate to the Palatinate. Others at least wanted to send their children there, so that they could be raised as Mennonites. These children the council threatened with loss of citizenship and banishment. Unfortunately no record of this emigration has been preserved. The congregation was now small, and still persecuted with the same severity. On 8 February 1661, Nikolaus Hess was ordered to leave the town with his wife and parents-in-law; but the order was rescinded when he returned to the church. Upon his death in 1680 his widow, Margaretha Bächtold, with two children immigrated to the Palatinate, where her seven children were living, leaving one son in Schleitheim. She was probably the last Mennonite of Schleitheim. The struggles of the congregation had lasted 150 years. The Mennonite Pletscher and Bechtel families (Palatinate and later North America) almost certainly come from Schleitheim.

  Birth Notes:

Se marie en 1695

Ursula married 246 Samuel VOGEL, son of 492? Samuel VOGEL and 493? Catharina GISLER, on 4 Mar 1695 in Illzach, Haut Rhin, France. (246 Samuel VOGEL was born after 1672 and died after 1705 in Illzach ?.)

  Marriage Notes:

5 enfants1696 - 1705 à illzach