Christoffel van Zutphen (16th century)
Christoffel (or Christoph) van Zutphen (also called Guldemont), a Dutch Anabaptist leader, was present in August 1535 at a meeting of Anabaptist leaders at Bocholt in Germany. Of his activities nothing is known but the fact that he administered baptism. Likely he belonged to the Münsterite wing of Anabaptism.
Bibliography
Doopsgezinde Bijdragen (1917): 117, No. 73; (1919): 193.
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