parents unknown

Guessing: The Weidner family of Philadelphia County has few sourced documents in the 1730-1790 time frame.
One is in the <project> naming Chistopher and Michael in the Northern Liberties. Perhaps Michael is her father. Perhaps Michael is Hans Michel (Johannes Michael) who arrived in 1730

project research

Weidner seems also to have been spelled Widener & Widner as well.

Looking at arrivals of both spellings at Philadelphia in https://ia803007.us.archive.org/26/items/pennsylvaniagerm03penn_2/p...

we see:

1. [ List 12 B] [Palatines imported in the Ship Alexander & Anne, William Clymer, Master, from Rotterdam, but last from Deal. Qualified Sept. 5th, 1730.]
   1. Johannes Widner and Hans Michel (X) Wiedner (exact spellings) on the same ship
      1. when they swore their allegiance: "[List 12 C] "We do swear or solemnly declare, that we denyall obedience to the Pope of Rome; and further swear or solemnly declare that no Prince or Person whatsoever hath any Right or Title to the Crown of Great Britain but his Majesty George the Second and his lawful Issue." each spelled their last names as Widner but Hans Michel evidently signed with an (X)
2. Hans Willhellm Weidner arrived Philadelphia on the Bilander Vernon, from Rotterdam & last from Leith in

Scotland, Thomas Ricks, Master. The date was: August 1747 *see page 363 of same source

more on Hans Michael Widner/Weidner

A Michael Weidner shows up in the Nothern Liberties assoc. w/a Christian Weidner (perhaps his son)