Peake - Stiles - Person Sheet
Peake - Stiles - Person Sheet
NameDaniel FERREE 
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153Birth1646, Picardy, France26
DeathMar 10, 1708, Billingheim In The Palatinate, Bavaria
OccupationSilk Manufacturer
ReligionCalvinist Protestant, Huguenot
FatherJean FUEHRE LA VERREE (ca1624-)
Misc. Notes
LDS has Daniel born in Lindau, Bavaria, Germany in 1650. AFN: 2LBC-KR26
Lived in Lindau, Bavaria, which was then a part of France.
May have died in Steinweiler In The Palatinate, France156
Lived in Lindau, Bavaria, which was then a part of France.
May have died in Steinweiler In The Palatinate, France156
Spouses
Birth1653, Picardle, Loire, France26
Death1716, Conestogo Township, Lancaster Co., PA
Burial1716, Ferree Cemetery, Lancaster Near Paradise, PA
ReligionCalvinist Protestant, Huguenot
Misc. Notes
Married 1669 in Steinweiler, Bavaria. AFN: 2LBC-LX26
Many alternate spellings of her last name: Warenbuer, de La Warenbau, de la Warrembere, Warrenbur, Warrembere.
She and her children fled to Holland because of religious persecution.
Emigrated to America in 1710, staying in New Paltz for a time. From there to Pennsylvania and the Pequea Valley.
Founder of the Huguenot Colony, Pequea Valley, PA in 1712.
Set aside land and was first to be buried in the Ferree Cemetery, PA., now known as Carpenter’s Cemetery.156
Many alternate spellings of her last name: Warenbuer, de La Warenbau, de la Warrembere, Warrenbur, Warrembere.
She and her children fled to Holland because of religious persecution.
Emigrated to America in 1710, staying in New Paltz for a time. From there to Pennsylvania and the Pequea Valley.
Founder of the Huguenot Colony, Pequea Valley, PA in 1712.
Set aside land and was first to be buried in the Ferree Cemetery, PA., now known as Carpenter’s Cemetery.156
Marriage1675, Picardle, Loire, France156