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Hutterite † 
n. a Christian sect of frugal farmers living (since 1918) in communities in the Prairie Provinces. See 1963 quote.
See also: Hutterite colony
- 1955 The meeting was an unofficial gathering of Hutterite leaders and councillors of some of the municipalities in which Manitoba's 22 colonies are located.
- 1960 One reads of the Hutterites, the Mormons and the remittance men "who may have been green but were never yellow ". . . .
- 1963 The Hutterites sprang from the Anabaptist movement in Switzerland in 1528, taking their name from Jacob Hutter, a leader who was burned at the stake in Tyrol in 1535.
- 1955 The meeting was an unofficial gathering of Hutterite leaders and councillors of some of the municipalities in which Manitoba's 22 colonies are located.