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Unknown word "Beuelch" on title page of 16th century German hymnal
What you interpret als an »l« is probably an »ſ«, i.e. a »long s« which makes perfectly sense before »ch« to form the trigraph »ſch« (»sch« in modern German). So, it might be:
Beueſch = Beuesch
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