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Beyer Genealogy & History
Beyer genealogy is German or Ashkenazi Jewish and extremely common. It was originally a regional name referring to someone from the southern German region of Bavaria, or Bayern in German. The region derived its name from a series of tribes that occupied the region, first the Celtic Boii, followed by the Germanic Baiuoarii. The name Beyer (with alternate spellings such as Bayer and Beier) first appears in written records in the late thirteenth century. Early Beyer family history in the United States includes Anna Appollonia Beyer and Eva Elisabetha Beyer, who arrived in 1681, as well as a number of settlers in New York in the eighteenth century.
Beyer Birth Records
Name | Birth Date | Death Date | Location |
Aartje Beyer | -- --, 1898 | September ,1980 | IA |
B Irene Beyer | -- --, 1918 | July 30,2003 | IL |
Calastine Beyer | -- --, 1906 | July ,1970 | TX |
Daisy Beyer | -- --, 1890 | February ,1980 | PA |
Beyer Death Records
Name | Birth Date | Death Date | Location |
Earl Beyer | -- --, 1907 | April 15,1992 | Horseheads,NY |
Fabian Beyer | -- --, 1981 | April 16,2004 | Westbury,NY |
Gail Beyer | -- --, 1909 | December 5,2002 | Newton,NJ |
H Lloyd Beyer | -- --, 1913 | August 12,2005 | Gladwyne,PA |
Beyer Marriage Records
Name | Spouse | Marriage Date | Location |
Donald Beyer | Elsie Fox | April 25,1953 | Wake, NC |
Frederick Beyer | Mary Peacock | June 25,1966 | Wake, NC |
Michael Beyer | Kerry Martin | June 28,2000 | Coryell, TX |
Randy Beyer | Amy Miller | September 9,2000 | Galveston, TX |
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