1664 Waelti Wenger and Margret Mauerhoffer were married at Röthenbach and lived at Schellenberg before being exiled. [1]
1671 On 14 December, Waelti Wenger was a Swiss Anabaptist refugee at Hirsletter Hof, Germany, age 31 with his wife, Margret Maurhoffer, age 28. He was given clothes for both parents, three shoes and one bed with two sheets. [2]
1672 Waelti Wenger was the child with his father in the Pfalz in January 1672. [3]
1672 On 6 April, an account of expenditures made by Dutch Mennonites on behalf of Swiss Anabaptists in the Palatinate listed Welti Wenger, age 31 and wife Margriet Maurhofer, age 28. [4]
[1] Richard Warren Davis, Mennosearch.com Family Notes, Wenger A9, [Website].
[2] Richard Warren Davis, Mennosearch.com Family Notes, Wenger A9, [Website].
[3] Richard Warren Davis, Mennosearch.com Family Notes, Wenger A9, [Website].
[4] James W. Lowrey, translator, David Smucker and John Ruth, eds., Documents of Brotherly Love, Dutch Mennonite Aid to Swiss Anabaptists Swiss Migration to America: the Swiss Mennonites, Vol. 1 (Millersburg, Ohio: Ohio Amish Library, 2007), 441, [GoogleBooks].