The mystery of where the Wolf Hasselbacher and his two sons settled was not missed by the scholars who went through the church records available to them. The following similar comments are made for the three.
Wolff Haselbacher: "Er zog mit seiner Familie ca. 1658 nach Mittelfranken und ist dort erstmals 1660 beim Abendmahl genannt. Ab 1666 lebte er in Unterschweinach und heiratete in 2.Ehe nach Oberrossbach."
He moved with his family about 1658 to Mittelfranken and there received communion [in Altheim] in 1660. From 1666 he lived in Unterschweinach and married his second wife in Oberrossbach.
Thomas Hasselbacher: "Er kam etwa 1658 mit seinen Eltern nach Mittlelfranken. Der Aufenthalt bis 1666 ist nicht geklärt, könnte aber in der Pf. Dottenheim gewesen sein."
"He moved with his parents in 1658 to Mittelfranken. His whereabouts before 1666 is not clear, but could have been in the Parrish of Dottenheim."
Johannes Hasselbacher: "Er kam etwa 1658 mit seinen Eltern nach Mittelfranken. Der Aufenthalt bis 1666 ist nicht geklärt, könnte aber in der Pf. Dottenheim gewesen sein. Ab 1666 hatte der Vater dort ein kleines Anwesen, das Hans Hasselbacher 1669 übernahm."
"He came about 1658 with his parents to Mittelfranken. His whereabouts before 1666 is not clear, but could have been in the Pf. Dottenheim. In 1666 his father had a small property there [Unterschweinach], which Hans took."
Comment:
The translation is mine and subject to your help. I am not aware of the source of the information that Wolf and his family arived in 1658. I am also unaware of the evidence that son Johannes took his father's house in 1666. Given that we are first aware from church records that Wolf was in Unterschweinach in 1666, this makes me think that Wolf had been there longer as an inhabitant. I will try to pose these issues to the experts.
References are from "Exulanten aus der niederösterreichischen Eisenwurzen in Franken," by Manfred Enzner and Eberhard Krauß, Selbstverlag der Gesellschaft für Familienforschung in Franken e.V., Nürnberg 2005.