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Wynalda, Agge (1712-1792)Agge (Aggeus) Wynalda, b. 17 October 1712 at Dokkum, d. 19 October 1792 at Haarlem, received his training at the Remonstrant seminary at Amsterdam, thereupon serving at Emden ca. 1733-1736 and Haarlem 1736-d. 1792. In 1742 he dedicated the new Buitenpost meetinghouse with a sermon which was published under the title Davids Liefde tot Gods Huis. (Amsterdam, 1743). 
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