Peter Gut was the father of at least four children born at Michelfeld in
Germany (GGG Newsletter 40).
Charles Whitmer, "Swiss Anabaptist Refugees from Canton Bern in the German
Palatinate in 1671" in Pennsylvania Mennonite Heritage, Vol. 24, nr. 2, pp2-18
(April 2001): About 700 Mennonite refugees fled their homes in Bern Canton to
Germany, where they were taken in by other Swiss Mennonites from Zurich
Canton. Lists of these Swiss refugees were sent to the Dutch Mennonite
congregations in Amsterdam with an appeal for funds to support them. on the
list was: Peter Gutt (Guth), 41, at Micheveldt in the Karlsrube district, with
his wife, Barbara Graber, 37, and seven children from 8 weeks to 14 years.
Richard Davis lists Peter as family/person A1 at MennoSearch.com:
Richard Davis lists the likely father as Christian Gutt, born 1605 (Family A).
Peter Gutt was a Swiss Anabaptist refugee living at Michelfeld, Baden in April
1672, age 41. His wife was Barbara Graber, age 37. He had seven children
with him, the oldest was 14 years and the youngest 8 weeks. He was given
three beds and children's clothing for four. He signed a letter on 2 Feb 1672
as one of the Mennonite ministers on the west side of the Rhine. He was
probably the Peter Gutt living at Michelfeld in the Kurpfalz in 1684 when his
daughter Anna was married. His wife Barbara was probably from Uerkheim (or in
the area) which was where the Graber family had their citizen rights. He was
probably the father of Jacob, Anna, Peter, and Christian Gutt who lived in
Germany.