History of the Descendants of Nicholas Beery : Born in Switzerland Emigrated From Switzerland to Pennsylvania in Complete and a Complete Genealogical Family Register With Biographies of Many of His Descendants, From the Earliest Available Records to the Present Time; Dates in Three Centuries

Dive deep into the historical tapestry of the Beery lineage as Joseph H. Wenger unravels the intricate threads of Nicholas Beery's descendants. Born in Switzerland in 1707, Nicholas Beery embarked on a monumental journey to Pennsylvania in 1727, marking the beginning of a legacy that would span centuries. Positioned against the wider backdrop of 18th-century European emigration, the book sheds light on the socio-political factors that spurred such movements, particularly among the Swiss community. Wenger employs meticulous research and primary sources, ensuring an authentic recounting of the Beery family's evolution in the New World. Throughout the narrative, readers are offered a glimpse into the challenges, triumphs, and everyday lives of Beery's progeny. The familial tales interweave seamlessly with broader historical events, providing both a micro and macro view of life in colonial and post-colonial America. Wenger's work serves not only as a genealogical record but as an embodiment of the immigrant experience, encapsulating the dreams, struggles, and resilience of those seeking new beginnings. This volume stands as a testament to the enduring spirit of the Beery descendants and the rich tapestry of American history they helped weave.

Dive deep into the historical tapestry of the Beery lineage as Joseph H. Wenger unravels the intricate threads of Nicholas Beery''s descendants. Born in Switzerland in 1707, Nicholas Beery embarked on a monumental journey to Pennsylvania in 1727, marking the beginning of a legacy that would span centuries. Positioned against the wider backdrop of 18th-century European emigration, the book sheds light on the socio-political factors that spurred such movements, particularly among the Swiss community. Wenger employs meticulous research and primary sources, ensuring an authentic recounting of the Beery family''s evolution in the New World. Throughout the narrative, readers are offered a glimpse into the challenges, triumphs, and everyday lives of Beery''s progeny. The familial tales interweave seamlessly with broader historical events, providing both a micro and macro view of life in colonial and post-colonial America. Wenger''s work serves not only as a genealogical record but as an embodiment of the immigrant experience, encapsulating the dreams, struggles, and resilience of those seeking new beginnings. This volume stands as a testament to the enduring spirit of the Beery descendants and the rich tapestry of American history they helped weave.