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Fechser (der) [German: fexzɐ, English: fɛksɚ] noun 1 Surname originating in the Tauber River region of Germany. 2 A vine cutting. (German)

Fechser Family History

For more than 300 years, the Fechsers lived in Weikersheim, a medieval town in the Tauber River Valley. The first Fechser came to America in 1853 as a Latter-day Saint immigrant, settling in Mt. Pleasant Utah. Today, very few people still bear this surname in Germany. The family in America is small, but growing, with descendants in Utah, Nevada, California and several other states. This site is dedicated to discovering and sharing the family history of Fechsers

Goals

Know Our Heritage

Share Our Story

Connect Our Family

Feel That We Belong

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If you have Fechser stories, pictures, or other information to share, please do so on FamilySearch and the Fechser Facebook Group.

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Site Author
The Fechser Family History site is maintained by Joe Everett, 3rd great-grandson of Johann Friedrich Fechser. Joe Everett is an accredited German genealogy researcher and family history librarian. This site is dedicated to my favorite Fechser, my mother. To send comments or questions, please contact me.