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- Moved to Ohio then to Iowa. Had twelve children.
From Genealogy of the Meyer Family by Henry Meyer
pages 49, 50
VII. Samuel (Philip, Jacob, Gr. Meyer) was born Dec. 26, 1805; died Sept. 19, 1884. He was first married, in 1828, to Esther Reynolds, sister of Hon. John Reynolds, Rebersburg, Pa. His first wife died in 1833. July 7, 1836, Samuel was married to his second wife, Susan J. Russell; she died July 22, 1874. The family moved first to Ohio, thence to Iowa, near Garvin. I am under obligations to their daughter Lyde for these facts.
ISSUE WITH FIRST WIFE, Esther Reynolds.
1. John F.
2. Samuel, born Nov. 30, 1830; married Rebecca McElvaine. Tama County, Iowa.
3. Margaret, born Nov. 24, 1832; married to Philip Morr , Wayne County, Ohio.
ISSUE WITH SECOND WIFE, Susan J. Russell.
4. Sarah, born June 13, 1837; married William Gast.
5. Elizabeth Mary, born Nov. 29, 1838; died Feb. 22, 1856
6. Esther Jane, born Dec. 22, 1840; married Joseph A. Russell.
7. Susanna E., born March 8, 18-43; married Francis H Allen.
8. Adelia P., born Sept. 13, 1845; died Oct. 20, 1864.
9. Nancy Elizabeth, born March 11, 1848.
10. Roxana P., born Sept. 21, 1850; married Charles Reush.
11. Ora Eva, born Feb. 23, 1856; died Feb. 20, 1864.
12. Florence May, born Jan. 14, 1861; married Ed. M. Strohm.
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- GENEALOGY OF THE MORR FAMILY. By Calvin Morr, page 131
Samuel (Anna Margaret, Andrew,) was born in Brush Valley, Centre county, Pa., December 26, 1805; died September 19, 1884; buried at Garwin, Iowa. He was twice married, first, to Esther Reynolds, sister of Hon. John Reynolds, deceased, Rebersburg, Pa., 1828. Esther died in 1833 at Prospect, Ohio, where she is buried. He married secondly, to Susan J. Russell. She was born September 15, 1815; died July 22, 1874; buried in Crystal Cemetery, Tama county, Iowa. The family moved to Ohio in 1832, thence, in 1857, to Iowa, resided at or near Garwin. Samuel was a member of the Lutheran church. The family write their name Moyer.
There were twelve children, two sons and ten daughters. The first three were with the first wife; the remaining nine with the second. [1]
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