Anna Blattner's

1.  Chr 6 Feb 1724 of  Kuettigen,
of Samuel durs Wirther, son and Anna Frey durs Domenli Clauson
Siblings: Johannes 24 Jun 1726,
               Johannes 23 Jan 1729, d. 1771, twin;
               Johanna 23 Jan 1729, d. before Mar 1732, twin
               Johanna, 23 Mar 1732

2.  Chr. 6 Oct 1726
of Andreas dur Zimmermin Kuttigen

Choice 2 is the more likely choice

Andreas Wehrli - 2 Jan 1719, des Hornbauerlis
Verena Reichner from Windish
    T. Andreas Wehrli, belbeHone Andreas
    T.  Verena Wehrli, sister

Another son:  Andreas 22 Sep 1720
    Johannes 14 Feb 1723
    Jacob 30 Sep 1727
    Heinrich 21 Jan 1730

Records for Kuettigen in the Aargau State Archives as of Feb 2015

Kirchberg:
Evangelisch-Reformierte Kirchgemeide
Kuettigen; Biberstein; Erlinsbach (bis 1565, danach to Erlinsbach)

1.  Zusammenfassender Ueberblick:  32 Baende  (Summary Overview: 32 volumes)
    Taufen 1555-1601; 1601-1958
    Ehen  1555-1569, 1578-1584, 1587-1593, 1598-1952
    Tote 1613-1915
    Konfirmanden  1579-1931
    Familien  Kuettigen:  1818;  Biberstein:  1818, 8134

    THIS IS NOT IN THE LIBRARY?  WHERE IS IT AT?  IT IS NOT FILMED

2.  Einzelbandverzeichnis
    Kirchberg 01   1555-1604
    Taufen Kuettigen und Biberstein 1555-1601    f. 2-63
    Taufen Erlinsbach AG  1562-566    f 64-66
    Ehen  1555-1569     f. 68-71
    Ehen   1578-1584    f. 71
    Ehen   1587-1593    f. 72
    Ehen   1598-1604    f. 72-74

Darin:
    f 1. Verzeichnis der Pfarrer 1548-1926
    hinten eingelegt:  Restaurierungsfotos 19799
 
Standoft:  Gemeindearchiv Kuettigen    Signatur:
StAAG-MF 1.K01/0004

Kirchberg 02  1601-1691
    Taufen   1601-1691   f. 3- 158
    Tote  1613-1691   f/ 159-200 (invers)

Darin:
    Vordenspiegel:  Verzeichnis der Pfarrer 1540-1781

Standort:  Gemeindearchiv Kuettigen    Signatur:
StAAG-MF:  MF .01/K1/0003

Kirchberg 03   1691-1748
    Taufen  1691-1748   f/ 1-130
     auswaertige Taufen    1733-1738    f. 130-131
    Tote 1691-1748    f. 135-181 (invers)

Standort:  Gemeindearchiv Kuettigen    Signatur:
StAAG-MF:  MF .01/K1/0003

Kirchberg 04   1749-1782
    Taufen Kuettigen  1749-1782   S 1-51  (1757-1782) Darkened 7/3/21 edit on USB Purple
    Taufen Kuettigen   1749-1782   S. 1-107
    Tote Kuettigen 1749-1782  S. 128-168 (invers)

Darin:
    hinten eingeklebt:  Restaurierungprotokoll mit Fotos

Standort:  Gemeindearchiv Kuettigen    Signatur:
StAAG-MF:  MF .01/K1/0004

Kirchberg 05  1769-1860
    Taufen  Biberstein  1749-1782   S. 1-51
    Tote Biberstein  1749-1782    S. 63-86 (invers)

Darin:
    hinten eingeklebt:  Restaurierungprotokoll mit Fotos

Standort:  Gemeindearchiv Kuettigen    Signatur:
StAAG-MF:  MF .01/K1/0004

Kirchberg 06    1769-1860
    Taufen Kuettigen   1781-1818   S. 1-270  (m. Reg.)
    auswaertige Taufen  1769-1860    S. 272-347

Darin:
    hinten eingekleby:  Restaurierungprotokoll mit Fotos

Standort:  Gemeindearchiv Kuettigen    Signatur:
StAAG-MF:  MF .01/K1/0004

Kirchberg 07     1781-1861
    Taufen Biberstein 1781-1817   S. 1-119 (m. Reg.)
    auswaertige Taufen   1803-1861  S. 23-145

Darin:
    hinten eingekleby:  Restaurierungprotokoll mit Fotos

Standort:  Gemeindearchiv Kuettigen    Signatur:
StAAG-MF:  MF .01/K1/0004

Kirchberg 08    1817-1842

Kirchberg 09    1842-1871

Kirchberg 10    1871-1875

Kirchberg 11    1876-1913

Kirchberg 12    1913-1958

Kirchberg 13    1605-1782
    Ehen   605-1782   S. 1-146
    Konfirmanden   1679-1782   S. 1-59 (invers)

Standort:  Gemeindearchiv Kuettigen    Signatur:
StAAG-MF:  MF .01/K1/0004

Kirchberg 14    1781-1837

The following were too late for me, and I did not look at them.

Kirchberg 15        Ehen 1817-1852

Kirchberg 16    1817-1874        Ehen von Auswaertigen  1817-1874

Kirchberg 17    1835-1852        Eheverkuendigungen

Kirchberg 18      1853-1875        Ehen  1853-1875

Kirchberg 19    1876-1910        Ehen 1876-1910

Kirchberg 20   1910-1937        Ehen

Kirchberg 21   1937-1952        Ehen

Kirchberg 22 1781-1818        Tote Kuettigen

Kirchberg 23    1781-1818        Tote Biberstein

Kirchberg 24   1817-1864        Tote

Kirchberg 25    1864-1875        Tote

Kirchberg 26    1876-1915        Tote

Kirchberg 27    1782-1837    Konfirmanden

Kirchberg 28    1836-1931    Konfirmanden

Kirchberg 29  1744, 1818,  1842
    Familien Kuettigen  Not filmed, not in Archive, Not in Kuettigen Archive - big tears!

Kirchberg 30    1743, 1818, 1835
    Familien  Kuettigen  Not filmed, not in Archive, Not in Kuettigen Archive - big tears!

Kirchberg 31   1743, 1818, 1835
    Familien Biberstein    Not filmed, not in Archive, Not in Kuettigen Archive - big tears!

Kirchberg 32   1752, 1834, 1847
    Familien Biberstein   Not filmed, not in Archive, Not in Kuettigen Archive - big tears!

RECORDS AT THE SLC FHL

Switzerland, Aargau, Biberstein - Orphans and orphanages ( 1 )

• Civil Records:
  The responsibility for vital records in Canton Aargau was taken over by civil authorities in 1746. The data for the period 1746-1876 is available in the Zivilstandsregister which resides at the Staatsarchiv des Kantons Aargau (in Aaarau) and has been microfilmed by the FHL in 39 films (1714255 Items 11-13, 1705770 Item 3, 1705771, 1705772, 1706295 - 1706300, 1706370 - 1706376, 1706383 - 1706388, 1706655 - 1706660, 1712904 - 1712913, 1713055 Item 1). These records include notations on naturalization, emigration, citizenship, public assistance, disaster relief, court appeals, estate and orphan assistance. Each volume is preceded by a surname index.

• Census:
  
  • Bevölkerungstabellen, 1837
    The census of 1837 is available on four FHL microfilms (1692519,1705871 - 1705873). It is arranged by house number for each town, the towns being listed in alphabetical order by district. The census records include surnames, given names, gender, places of citizenship and origin.
  • Bevölkerungstabellen, 1850
    The census of 1850 is available on seven FHL microfilms (1705874 - 1705880). Its arrangement and type of content are identical to that of 1837.
  • Evangelisch-Reformierte Kirche, Synode Zürich 1633-1767
    The Population Registers of the Zürich Synod Reformed Churches for 1633-1767 are available on 42 FHL microfilms, filmed from the Zürich Staatsarchiv in 1971 (1185139 - 1185180). It includes towns in Zürich, Thurgau and St. Gallen plus a few towns in Aargau, Schaffhausen and Appenzell-Ausserrhoden. There is also an alphabetical list of villages on microfilm 1181849 Item 72 or microfiche 6001309 [note: this is classified as census data by the FHL]
• Emigration:
• Bevölkerungs und Auswanderungsakten, 1803-1840
  Correspondence pertaining to the emigration of citizens of kanton Aargau. Each set of documents is preceded by an alphabetical index, arranged by surname or subject, supplying a summary of each document. Includes some passenger lists and population census statistics. These records are found on 3 microfilms (1705900, 1705769, 1705770). [note: this data is listed as "Emigration and immigration" and also "Population" by the FHL]

Note as of July 3, 2021:

I have downloaded images from my photos.google.com and they are in zip file.  

Starting with Kuettigen Ehe 1757-1782, I will extract those records first.  They will be edited on my USB Purple and then moved to my storage drives.  This file is from Zip Photos (13).

Kirchberg, Aargau, Switzerland

 Between the towns of Küttigen and Biberstein is Kirchberg.  The church for the area is there, and all records that I have access to were records from this little church.  The pastor wrote down the information and made an extra copy for the government of the area.  At some point the records were collected and filmed so that these records could all be accessed in a central location, being the Aargau Archives.  However, we stopped in at the town office of Küttigen, and asked if we could see the originals because the microfilm was not readable on the page I needed.  We were given the opportunity to look and photograph pages of the books.  My only wish is that we had gone there earlier and gotten copies of the original records.  The films are misnamed and hard to find things in.  

I have taken a break from extracting the records to try some other things, including a mission for PathwayConnect in Utah, Western Africa and Liberia.  I decided that I would get back to the work of family as soon as I was finished there, but I find myself drawn back in.  Could that have anything to do with Aunt Jewell being on the other side of the veil now?  I suspect so.