List of the abbots of Wettingen

Konrad (1227) (previously prior of Salem)
Heinrich von Murbach (1256–1261)
Volker von Fulach (1278–1305)
Ulrich Wolleb (1306–1308)
Konrad von Müllheim (1310-1316)
Heinrich of St. Gallen (1316-1324)
Jakob von Schaffhausen (1324-1335)
Eberhard von Tengen (1335-1337)
Albert of Quantities (1338)
Heinrich Sitti (1343-1351)
Johann Murer (1351-1352)

Berthold Tutz (1356-1358)
Albrecht Hector (?) (1358–1379)
Johann Paradyser (1379–1385)
Burkart Wiß (1385-1407)
Johann Türr (1407–1427)
Johann Schwarzmurer (1427–1433)
Rudolf Wülflinger (1433–1445)
Johann Schwarzmurer (1445-1455)

Johann Müller (1486–1521)
Andreas Wengi (1521–1528)
Georg Müller (1528–1531)
Johann Schnewly (1534)
Johann Nöthlich
Peter I. Eichhorn, OSB (1550–1563)
Christoph Silberysen (1564–1594)
Peter II. Schmid (1594-1633)
Christoph Bachmann (1633–1641)
Niklaus von Flüe (1641–1649)
Bernhard Keller (1649–1659)
Gerhard Bürgisser (1659–1670) (only consecrated in 1662)
Benedikt Staub (1670–1672)
Marian Ryser (1672–1676)
Nikolaus Göldlin von Tiefenau (1676–1686) (1664–1679 Abbot of Tennenbach in the Black Forest)
Ulrich Meyer (1686–1694)
Basil Reuty (1695–1703)
Franziskus Baumgartner (1703–1721)
Alberich I. Beusch (1721–1745)
Peter Kälin (1745–1762)
Sebastian Steinegger (1768–1807)
Benedict II. Geygis (1807-1818)
Alberich II. Denzler (1818–1840)
Leopold Höchle (1840-1854)
- he had to leave Wettingen with the convent in 1841, the convent was re-established in Mehrerau in 1854, and since then the abbots of Wettingen have also held the title of prior of Mehrerau
Leopold Höchle (1854–1864)
Martin Reimann (1864–1878)
Maurus Kalkum (1878-1893)
Laurentius Wocher (1893–1895)
Augustin Stöckli (1895–1902)
Eugen Notz (1902-1917)
Kassian Haid (1917–1949)
Heinrich Suso Groner (1949–1968)
Kassian Lauterer (1968-2009)
Anselm van der Linde (2009-2018)
Vinzenz Wohlwend (since 2018)

Web links

Entry in the order lexicon list: Abbots of Wettingen-Mehrerau von Orden online , as of November 14, 2010