Teck, Ulrich (16th century)

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Ulrich Teck (Deck), an Anabaptist of Waldshut, was expelled from the canton of Zürich, Switzerland, on 18 November 1525, with Michael Sattler and Martin Lingg of Schaffhausen. He was evidently very active in the Anabaptist cause in the canton of Zürich. One of the men he baptized there was Hans Küntzi of Klingnau.

Bibliography

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Muralt, L. von. Glaube und Lehre der schweizerischen Wiedertäufer. Zürich, 1938: 24 ff.

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Author(s) Samuel Geiser
Date Published 1959

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Adapted by permission of Herald Press, Harrisonburg, Virginia, from Mennonite Encyclopedia, Vol. 4, p. 691. All rights reserved.


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