•ID: I630161712
•Name: Jacob Herman MYER
•Given Name: Jacob Herman
•Surname: Myer
•Sex: M
•Birth: 2 Jun 1809 in Alsalce Lorrain Prussia
•Death: 19 Aug 1880 in Jefferson Co.,MO 1
•Burial: Aug 1880 Myer Family Cemetery, Jefferson Co., MO
•Event: Comment 1 Unknown Has been in New Jersey
•Note:
REFN: 803
According to Gladys Myer Litton 1984:
Family History of Jacob H. Myer
Sometime in the early part of 1845, Jacob and Hannah Keeper Myer left the state of New Jersey and joined a wagon train bound for the promised land of gold, California. Somewhere along the way, Cholera struck the wagon train and traveling was hard so they decided to stop. this, the homestead in Bellews Creek, Missouri now known as Jefferson County became their home.
Ground was cleared by using oxen and a log house was built. Jacob was a farmer. He was skilled in grafting fruit trees and wine making. He made barrels and planted large grape vineyards.
Myer family cemetery is situated 1-1/2 miles directly north of Glade Chapel Church, on a farm, located between Goldman, Mo Glade Chapel road and Lake Tishomingo road, Jefferson County, MO. It is 6 miles from highway 21 on Lake Tishomingo Road.
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His desendants use the surname of Meyers.
Marriage 1 Hannah Ann KEEPER b: 18 May 1810 in Pennsylvania
•Married: Abt 1830 in Elizabeth U
Children
1. Annie Elizabeth MYER b: 8 Dec 1841 in Elizabeth, New Jersey
2. Henry C. MYER b: Feb 1843 in NJ
3. Jacob MYER b: Abt 1844 in New Jersey?
4. Sarah MYER b: Abt 1847 in Missouri
5. Louis Riddle MYER b: 31 Mar 1849 in Missouri
6. Charles M. MYER b: 14 Oct 1852 in Missouri
7. Augusta Louise MYER b: 14 Nov 1852 in Missouri Maybe 1855
Sources: 1.Title: Death
•Name: Jacob Herman MYER
•Given Name: Jacob Herman
•Surname: Myer
•Sex: M
•Birth: 2 Jun 1809 in Alsalce Lorrain Prussia
•Death: 19 Aug 1880 in Jefferson Co.,MO 1
•Burial: Aug 1880 Myer Family Cemetery, Jefferson Co., MO
•Event: Comment 1 Unknown Has been in New Jersey
•Note:
REFN: 803
According to Gladys Myer Litton 1984:
Family History of Jacob H. Myer
Sometime in the early part of 1845, Jacob and Hannah Keeper Myer left the state of New Jersey and joined a wagon train bound for the promised land of gold, California. Somewhere along the way, Cholera struck the wagon train and traveling was hard so they decided to stop. this, the homestead in Bellews Creek, Missouri now known as Jefferson County became their home.
Ground was cleared by using oxen and a log house was built. Jacob was a farmer. He was skilled in grafting fruit trees and wine making. He made barrels and planted large grape vineyards.
Myer family cemetery is situated 1-1/2 miles directly north of Glade Chapel Church, on a farm, located between Goldman, Mo Glade Chapel road and Lake Tishomingo road, Jefferson County, MO. It is 6 miles from highway 21 on Lake Tishomingo Road.
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His desendants use the surname of Meyers.
Marriage 1 Hannah Ann KEEPER b: 18 May 1810 in Pennsylvania
•Married: Abt 1830 in Elizabeth U
Children
1. Annie Elizabeth MYER b: 8 Dec 1841 in Elizabeth, New Jersey
2. Henry C. MYER b: Feb 1843 in NJ
3. Jacob MYER b: Abt 1844 in New Jersey?
4. Sarah MYER b: Abt 1847 in Missouri
5. Louis Riddle MYER b: 31 Mar 1849 in Missouri
6. Charles M. MYER b: 14 Oct 1852 in Missouri
7. Augusta Louise MYER b: 14 Nov 1852 in Missouri Maybe 1855
Sources: 1.Title: Death
•ID: I630161712
•Name: Jacob Herman MYER
•Given Name: Jacob Herman
•Surname: Myer
•Sex: M
•Birth: 2 Jun 1809 in Alsalce Lorrain Prussia
•Death: 19 Aug 1880 in Jefferson Co.,MO 1
•Burial: Aug 1880 Myer Family Cemetery, Jefferson Co., MO
•Event: Comment 1 Unknown Has been in New Jersey
•Note:
REFN: 803
According to Gladys Myer Litton 1984:
Family History of Jacob H. Myer
Sometime in the early part of 1845, Jacob and Hannah Keeper Myer left the state of New Jersey and joined a wagon train bound for the promised land of gold, California. Somewhere along the way, Cholera struck the wagon train and traveling was hard so they decided to stop. this, the homestead in Bellews Creek, Missouri now known as Jefferson County became their home.
Ground was cleared by using oxen and a log house was built. Jacob was a farmer. He was skilled in grafting fruit trees and wine making. He made barrels and planted large grape vineyards.
Myer family cemetery is situated 1-1/2 miles directly north of Glade Chapel Church, on a farm, located between Goldman, Mo Glade Chapel road and Lake Tishomingo road, Jefferson County, MO. It is 6 miles from highway 21 on Lake Tishomingo Road.
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His desendants use the surname of Meyers.
Marriage 1 Hannah Ann KEEPER b: 18 May 1810 in Pennsylvania
•Married: Abt 1830 in Elizabeth U
Children
1. Annie Elizabeth MYER b: 8 Dec 1841 in Elizabeth, New Jersey
2. Henry C. MYER b: Feb 1843 in NJ
3. Jacob MYER b: Abt 1844 in New Jersey?
4. Sarah MYER b: Abt 1847 in Missouri
5. Louis Riddle MYER b: 31 Mar 1849 in Missouri
6. Charles M. MYER b: 14 Oct 1852 in Missouri
7. Augusta Louise MYER b: 14 Nov 1852 in Missouri Maybe 1855
Sources: 1.Title: Death
•Name: Jacob Herman MYER
•Given Name: Jacob Herman
•Surname: Myer
•Sex: M
•Birth: 2 Jun 1809 in Alsalce Lorrain Prussia
•Death: 19 Aug 1880 in Jefferson Co.,MO 1
•Burial: Aug 1880 Myer Family Cemetery, Jefferson Co., MO
•Event: Comment 1 Unknown Has been in New Jersey
•Note:
REFN: 803
According to Gladys Myer Litton 1984:
Family History of Jacob H. Myer
Sometime in the early part of 1845, Jacob and Hannah Keeper Myer left the state of New Jersey and joined a wagon train bound for the promised land of gold, California. Somewhere along the way, Cholera struck the wagon train and traveling was hard so they decided to stop. this, the homestead in Bellews Creek, Missouri now known as Jefferson County became their home.
Ground was cleared by using oxen and a log house was built. Jacob was a farmer. He was skilled in grafting fruit trees and wine making. He made barrels and planted large grape vineyards.
Myer family cemetery is situated 1-1/2 miles directly north of Glade Chapel Church, on a farm, located between Goldman, Mo Glade Chapel road and Lake Tishomingo road, Jefferson County, MO. It is 6 miles from highway 21 on Lake Tishomingo Road.
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His desendants use the surname of Meyers.
Marriage 1 Hannah Ann KEEPER b: 18 May 1810 in Pennsylvania
•Married: Abt 1830 in Elizabeth U
Children
1. Annie Elizabeth MYER b: 8 Dec 1841 in Elizabeth, New Jersey
2. Henry C. MYER b: Feb 1843 in NJ
3. Jacob MYER b: Abt 1844 in New Jersey?
4. Sarah MYER b: Abt 1847 in Missouri
5. Louis Riddle MYER b: 31 Mar 1849 in Missouri
6. Charles M. MYER b: 14 Oct 1852 in Missouri
7. Augusta Louise MYER b: 14 Nov 1852 in Missouri Maybe 1855
Sources: 1.Title: Death
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