Frederick Meyer was born in 1825 in Westphalia, Prussia, Germany, and died in Custer Station (Lakewood), WA at home. He married Frances Loiusa Relyea on July 10, 1853 in Steilacoom, WA. This marriage produced nine Meyer children.
He later divorced Frances Louisa and later re-married Agnetta Larson in 1881. She was the widow to Judge Thomas M. Chambers of Steilacoom. This marriage produced no children. Fred Meyer served in the Mexican War and at Fort Steilacoom in the state of Washington where retired his military career. He became a successful farmer, business owner, and Pierce County public official. He helped guide the early history of Pierce County, and the State of Washington.
Father-In-Law to Capt. Amos C. Greenlaw, Father to Sophia Ann Meyer, Catherine Louise Meyer, Frederick Augustine Meyer, Rose Meyer, Ellen Meyer, William J. Meyer, Henry Meyer, George A. Meyer, and Wilhelmina Mary Meyer (Wife to Capt. Amos C. Greenlaw).
He later divorced Frances Louisa and later re-married Agnetta Larson in 1881. She was the widow to Judge Thomas M. Chambers of Steilacoom. This marriage produced no children. Fred Meyer served in the Mexican War and at Fort Steilacoom in the state of Washington where retired his military career. He became a successful farmer, business owner, and Pierce County public official. He helped guide the early history of Pierce County, and the State of Washington.
Father-In-Law to Capt. Amos C. Greenlaw, Father to Sophia Ann Meyer, Catherine Louise Meyer, Frederick Augustine Meyer, Rose Meyer, Ellen Meyer, William J. Meyer, Henry Meyer, George A. Meyer, and Wilhelmina Mary Meyer (Wife to Capt. Amos C. Greenlaw).
Frederick Meyer was born in 1825 in Westphalia, Prussia, Germany, and died in Custer Station (Lakewood), WA at home. He married Frances Loiusa Relyea on July 10, 1853 in Steilacoom, WA. This marriage produced nine Meyer children.
He later divorced Frances Louisa and later re-married Agnetta Larson in 1881. She was the widow to Judge Thomas M. Chambers of Steilacoom. This marriage produced no children. Fred Meyer served in the Mexican War and at Fort Steilacoom in the state of Washington where retired his military career. He became a successful farmer, business owner, and Pierce County public official. He helped guide the early history of Pierce County, and the State of Washington.
Father-In-Law to Capt. Amos C. Greenlaw, Father to Sophia Ann Meyer, Catherine Louise Meyer, Frederick Augustine Meyer, Rose Meyer, Ellen Meyer, William J. Meyer, Henry Meyer, George A. Meyer, and Wilhelmina Mary Meyer (Wife to Capt. Amos C. Greenlaw).
He later divorced Frances Louisa and later re-married Agnetta Larson in 1881. She was the widow to Judge Thomas M. Chambers of Steilacoom. This marriage produced no children. Fred Meyer served in the Mexican War and at Fort Steilacoom in the state of Washington where retired his military career. He became a successful farmer, business owner, and Pierce County public official. He helped guide the early history of Pierce County, and the State of Washington.
Father-In-Law to Capt. Amos C. Greenlaw, Father to Sophia Ann Meyer, Catherine Louise Meyer, Frederick Augustine Meyer, Rose Meyer, Ellen Meyer, William J. Meyer, Henry Meyer, George A. Meyer, and Wilhelmina Mary Meyer (Wife to Capt. Amos C. Greenlaw).
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