Hello Rochelle,
Thank you for sending the high-resolution scan - I have replaced the file above with a less reduced version, to help deciphering the document.
Now for your problems, marked with a star.
In the "Eltern" section these will be the husband's and wife's fathers - for Christian Pletscher "Gratzis-Heinrichn": father will be Heinrich Pletscher with the nickname "Gratzis". I have no experience in canton Solothurn, but in several other cantons different family lines (same name) will be differentiated with such nicknames - could be an ancestor's given name, a prominent profession, a location, or something else difficult to pin down.
Margaretha Meier's father is Hs. [=Hans] Michael Meier, Zimmermanns. Now - Zimmermann is a profession (carpenter): as with father Pletscher a nickname is given, I'm fairly sure this will not necessarily be Michael's profession, but indicating that many family members (of previous generations) had been carpenters.
For "Sämmtliche Kinder" the godparents (Taufzeugen) seem to have been the same for all:
- Christian Stamm, Metzger (butcher)
- Margaretha Pletscher, patr. soror (the father's sister)
The document seems to be from a "Familienregister" compiled within the church records. Under "Bemerkungen" the "Ehb. III, 209" most likely is a reference to "Ehebuch " (marriage register) vol.III, page(?) 209 and 325 respectively.
Finally the comments on Verena (born 28 Nov 1871): she married an Ernst Brunnengertner
[?] from Burgdorf, canton Bern - I am not absolutely sure about the surname as neither Brunnengertner nor Brunnengärtner are listed at all in the Swiss Surname Register, i.e. the family would have become extinct before about 1935. The husband was born 12 Oct 1870, and Verena died (the cross in the column) in Burgdorf - but no date given.
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[?]Correction: Ernst
Baumgartner of Bangerten BE, born in Burgdorf BE.