Data from Steinweiler, Germany in the Speyer Archives.
Daniel LaVerre (Ferree) is thought to have been born 10 Mar 1647 in Picardy, France and he and Marie had vineyards in Steinweiler, Germany. He was NOT a silk merchant. The Ferree family has records of his time in Steinweiler which is in the middle of the vineyards and NO silk merchants. Daniel married Marie Warenbuer. Their home and business were located in Steinweiler, Germany. I have a copy of their 1681 deed record in Steinweiler. The Ferree family has just returned from a trip to Steinweiler, Germany.
Records found in Germany in the second half of 2023 have shown that Daniel Ferree and wife Maria Warenbuer were in Germany earlier than presently documented (1681) on this profile and that Daniel had vineyards in the wine-making region. Whether these new finds directly tie Maria and Daniel to the family surnames found in Steinweiler in 1664 and 1678 is not yet known. The documents are being made available sometime in February 2024. Now I have seen this records for is not been download as of now
Name: Daniel Ferree
Relationship: Head
Birth Date: 1650
Birth Place: France
Marriage Date: 1669
Death Date: 1708
Death Place: Germany
Sources: Lancaster, Pennsylvania, U.S., Mennonite Vital Records, 1750-2014
Believed Daniel died,10 Mar 1708 Steinweiler, Billingheim, in the Palatinate.
Contributor: 48381500 opines: 1709. Passenger and Immigrant List
His wife is named as the Primary Immigrant : Marie Warenbur Ferre.
With their Children to Colonies
Daniel Ferree and Marie Warenbur Ferre Children
Son Daniel.his wife,Anna Maria Leininger.
Daughter Catherine Feree wife of Isaac LeFevre
Daughter Jane Ferree married Richard Davis
Daughter Mary Katherina Ferree married Thomas Faulkner
Son Philipp Ferree wife Leah Du Bois
Son John Ferree wife Mary Elizabeth Musgrave
Annotation: Emigrants from Steinweiler, Germany, during Three Centuries. Date of emigration and intended destination. Departures from Steinweiler. Includes family data, village of origin, occasional place of settlement.
Data from Steinweiler, Germany in the Speyer Archives.
Daniel LaVerre (Ferree) is thought to have been born 10 Mar 1647 in Picardy, France and he and Marie had vineyards in Steinweiler, Germany. He was NOT a silk merchant. The Ferree family has records of his time in Steinweiler which is in the middle of the vineyards and NO silk merchants. Daniel married Marie Warenbuer. Their home and business were located in Steinweiler, Germany. I have a copy of their 1681 deed record in Steinweiler. The Ferree family has just returned from a trip to Steinweiler, Germany.
Records found in Germany in the second half of 2023 have shown that Daniel Ferree and wife Maria Warenbuer were in Germany earlier than presently documented (1681) on this profile and that Daniel had vineyards in the wine-making region. Whether these new finds directly tie Maria and Daniel to the family surnames found in Steinweiler in 1664 and 1678 is not yet known. The documents are being made available sometime in February 2024. Now I have seen this records for is not been download as of now
Name: Daniel Ferree
Relationship: Head
Birth Date: 1650
Birth Place: France
Marriage Date: 1669
Death Date: 1708
Death Place: Germany
Sources: Lancaster, Pennsylvania, U.S., Mennonite Vital Records, 1750-2014
Believed Daniel died,10 Mar 1708 Steinweiler, Billingheim, in the Palatinate.
Contributor: 48381500 opines: 1709. Passenger and Immigrant List
His wife is named as the Primary Immigrant : Marie Warenbur Ferre.
With their Children to Colonies
Daniel Ferree and Marie Warenbur Ferre Children
Son Daniel.his wife,Anna Maria Leininger.
Daughter Catherine Feree wife of Isaac LeFevre
Daughter Jane Ferree married Richard Davis
Daughter Mary Katherina Ferree married Thomas Faulkner
Son Philipp Ferree wife Leah Du Bois
Son John Ferree wife Mary Elizabeth Musgrave
Annotation: Emigrants from Steinweiler, Germany, during Three Centuries. Date of emigration and intended destination. Departures from Steinweiler. Includes family data, village of origin, occasional place of settlement.
Family Members
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