Key Facts

Snapshot:	lived in what's now Switzerland
Parents:	unknown
Born:	unknown
Last known record:	1710 Haslach near Berneck, Vogtei Rheintal, Old Swiss Confederacy
Buried:	unknown

I know nothing about 2561Anna Feerin/Fehrin's early life.*

2561Anna married 2560Hans Gÿger on 18 February 1677.1 For more information about their marriage, their lives together, etc., see his profile since that information won't be repeated here.

Her husband 2560Hans died in 1710.2 A census taken soon thereafter shows 2561Anna (who is noted as 2560Hans' widow) and four younger people (including 1280Abraham, the eldest thereof) still in Haslach (near Berneck, Vogtei Rheintal, Old Swiss Confederacy). The census notes that all four young people were in full communion.3

1710: 2561Anna's family in the wake of her husband's death, still in Haslach. Full page.3

The aboveshown 1710 census record is the last evidence I've found pertaining to 2561Anna.

Footnote:

*	I found no Feer/Fehr households in Berneck-area censuses for 1671; I only searched Langmoos and Haslach.

Sources Cited:

1: Evangelish-Reformierte Kirche Berneck. Kirchenbuch 1550-1931, marriage entry for Hans Gÿger and Anna Fehr[?], who were married on 18 February 1677. FamilySearch (microfilm 939185, images 133 and 134 of 883), accessed 18 April 2018. FamilySearch restricts access to these images, so see copies here: 133, 134.

2: Evangelish-Reformierte Kirche Berneck. Kirchenbuch 1550-1931, death entry for [2560]Hans Gÿger, who died 27 August 1710. FamilySearch (microfilm 939185, images 210 and 211 of 883), accessed 18 April 2018. FamilySearch restricts access to these images, so see copies here: 210, 211.

3: Evangelisch-Reformierte Kirche, Synode Zürich. Bevölkerungsverzeichnisse entries for the year 1710, section for Berneck, subsection for Haslach, page 649, entry #16 for An̄a Feerin widow of Hans Gÿger. FamilySearch (FHL microfilm 1185172, image 20 of 794). FamilySearch restricts access to this image, so see a copy here.