Philip Peer

Birth27 Dec 1734 - Westchester, New York, American Colonies

Death3 Jan 1799 - Cedar Creek, Shenandoah, Virginia

MotherMarytie Rattan

FatherThomas Peer

Born in Westchester, New York, American Colonies on 27 Dec 1734 to Thomas Peer and Marytie Rattan. Philip Peer married Margaret Lockmiller and had 14 children. He passed away on 3 Jan 1799 in Cedar Creek, Shenandoah, Virginia.

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Parents

Thomas Peer
1711 - 1763

Marytie Rattan
1714 - 1790

Spouse(s)

Margaret Lockmiller
1739 - 1816

Hester Sie See
1739 - 1837

Children Show all

Nancy Margaret Peer (Pehr Pear Pier)
1775 - 1839

Philip Peer
1776 - 1844

Johanis (John) Peer (Pehr Pear Pier)
1760 - 1835

Mathew Mathias Peer
1764 - 1837

Elizabeth Peer
1772 - 1849

David Pehr Pear Pier Peer
1783 - 1860

Henry Peer
1775 - 1820

Rebecca Pear
1785 - 1840

Tobias Pehr Pear Pier Peer
1761 - Unknown

Abraham Pehr Pear Pier Peer
1775 - 1820

Regina Peer
1780 - 1850

Catrina Pear
1764 - Unknown

Isaac Peer
1790 - 1860

Margaret Pear
1767 - 1868

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