- St. John's
Abbey in the
Thurtal (German:
Kloster St.
Johann im
Thurtal) was a
Benedictine monastery originally established in Alt St.
Johann in the Canton...
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Engadin Re 460 109
Alpstein Re 460 110
Mariaberg Re 460 111
Kempt Re 460 112
Thurtal Re 460 113
Irchel Re 460 114
Circus Knie Re 460 115
Heidiland Re 460 116...
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France 1815: To the
Netherlands 1830: To
Belgium St John (St Johann; in the
Thurtal)
Abbacy Swab SP
before 1152:
Formed 1227/8:
Imperial immediacy 1555: To...
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Switzerland Saint John's Abbey, Collegeville,
Minnesota St. John's
Abbey in the
Thurtal,
Switzerland St. John's Abbey, Bremen,
Germany Alling Abbey,
Denmark St...
- Bäretswil ZH 700–800 12 12 – –
Degersheim Degersheim SG 850–950 17 17 2 –
Thurtal-Loipe Ebnat-Kappel/Wattwil SG 650 12 12 – – Hemberg-Scherb Panorama-Loipe...
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Location Dates Description and
Imperial status St. John's
Abbey in the
Thurtal (Sant
Johans im Turital)
Switzerland (Alt St. Johann,
later Nesslau) fdd...
- (fl.Tooltip
floruit 1150–1195),
second abbot of St. John's
Abbey in the
Thurtal, see
Berchtold of
Engelberg Burchard of
Mount Sion, 13th-century traveler...
- Prättigau at
Klosters (Grisons):
Premonstratensians St. John's
Abbey in the
Thurtal (dissolved) at Alt St. Johann,
later Nesslau (St. Gallen): Benedictine...
- "Blessed Berchtold".
Allegedly the
second abbot of St. John's
Abbey in the
Thurtal,
first mentioned in a do****ent of Pope
Eugene III
dated 4
October 1152...
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Hauswirth 2005, p. 152. Knoepfel,
Martin (7
March 2013). "Mit
Tempo 150
durchs Thurtal". St.
Galler Tagblatt (in German).
Retrieved 20
November 2018. Bärtschi...
