Son of Johann Melschior and Barbara (Gubser) Scherrer of Switzerland.
Johann Martin and Anna Maria Scherrer came to America in the early 1860's with four children, first to Davenport, IA moving west to Macon Co., MO, Jefferson Co., NE and finally to Marshall Co., KS. He was a cheesemaker and a shoemaker, both trades learned in his father's home in Switzerland.The Scherrer's had four more children in America.
Johann Martin and Anna Maria Scherrer came to America in the early 1860's with four children, first to Davenport, IA moving west to Macon Co., MO, Jefferson Co., NE and finally to Marshall Co., KS. He was a cheesemaker and a shoemaker, both trades learned in his father's home in Switzerland.The Scherrer's had four more children in America.
Son of Johann Melschior and Barbara (Gubser) Scherrer of Switzerland.
Johann Martin and Anna Maria Scherrer came to America in the early 1860's with four children, first to Davenport, IA moving west to Macon Co., MO, Jefferson Co., NE and finally to Marshall Co., KS. He was a cheesemaker and a shoemaker, both trades learned in his father's home in Switzerland.The Scherrer's had four more children in America.
Johann Martin and Anna Maria Scherrer came to America in the early 1860's with four children, first to Davenport, IA moving west to Macon Co., MO, Jefferson Co., NE and finally to Marshall Co., KS. He was a cheesemaker and a shoemaker, both trades learned in his father's home in Switzerland.The Scherrer's had four more children in America.
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