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Jan Rosensvolk (Leiden, Netherlands)Jan Rosensvolk, a congregation at Leiden, South Holland, named after their leader or elder Jan Rose (Roose). This small group, which was also called "Huiskopers" and had probably split off from the Flemish congregation in the early 17th century, probably merged with the Flemish congregation in 1663. BibliographyPoole, Lodewijk Gerardus le. Bijdragen tot de kennis van het kerkelijk leven: onder de Doopsgezinden, ontleend aan het archief der Doopsgezinde gemeente te Leiden. Leiden: E.J. Brill, 1905: 11, 26 f. 
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