Contribution to the Genealogy of John Shellenberger: Watchmaker in Geneva, Switzerland, Who Arrived in America in 1754 From Switzerland

Burchard’s meticulous research into the life and family of John Shellenberger sheds new light on the experiences of Swiss immigrants in colonial America. Through a detailed examination of historical records and family documents, Burchard pieces together a richly detailed portrait of Shellenberger’s life and legacy, offering valuable insights into the social and cultural context of the era. This volume will be of interest to anyone studying the history of immigration, as well as those interested in genealogy.

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