Schaffhouse (Alsace-Moselle, France)
Schaffhouse, a former Mennonite congregation in Lower Alsace, France, known only because it sent two delegates to the Essingen Conference in 1759 - Benedikt Fischer and Hans Steiner.
Bibliography
Sommer, Pierre. "Assembées diverses de la Basse-Alsace et des pays voisins et qui ont disparu." Christ Seul (November 1931): 6
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