1595 Marti Oberholtzer was baptized at Wald, Switzerland. [1]
1633 Martin Oberholtzer and Margaretha Schollenberger were married before 1633. [2]
1634 Marti Oberholtzer was named as an Anabaptist and lived in Aa, Wald, Switzerland. [3]
1633-44 Martin was called an Anabaptist in 1633 and 1644. [4]
Martin Oberholtzer was an Anabaptist Preacher and was drowned by the Zwinglians.
Martin Oberholtzer had six sons who emigrated from Switzerland between 1657 and 1667. [5]
Research Notes:
1607 Margaret Schollenberger was baptized on February 8, 1607 at Buch (am Irchel), Zürich, Switzerland. [6]
[1] Jane Evans Best, "Swiss Origins of Groff, Hess, Weber, Landis, and Oberholtzer Families," Pennsylvania Mennonite Heritage 13 (April, 1990), 9-25, at 24, person OA26.
[2] Jane Evans Best, "Swiss Origins of Groff, Hess, Weber, Landis, and Oberholtzer Families," Pennsylvania Mennonite Heritage 13 (April, 1990), 9-25, at 24, person OA261.
[3] Jane Evans Best, "Swiss Origins of Groff, Hess, Weber, Landis, and Oberholtzer Families," Pennsylvania Mennonite Heritage 13 (April, 1990), 9-25, at 24, person OA261.
[4] Jane Evans Best, "Swiss Origins of Groff, Hess, Weber, Landis, and Oberholtzer Families," Pennsylvania Mennonite Heritage 13 (April, 1990), 9-25, at 24, person OA261.
[5] Jane Evans Best, "Swiss Origins of Groff, Hess, Weber, Landis, and Oberholtzer Families," Pennsylvania Mennonite Heritage 13 (April, 1990), 9-25, at 24.
[6] Kirchenbuch, 1600-1876, Not yet seen, [URL].