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John Myers 1755 – 1800 – Genealogical Records

Birth Date: 1755

Birth Location: Westfalia Palitin Providence, Germany

Death Date: ABT 1800

Death Location: Sullivan County, Tennessee, USA

Father: Jacob Myers

Mother: Margaret Heger

Spouse(s): Anna Little

Children(s): Mary Myers, James Myers, Martin Myers, Phoebe Myers, Jane Myers, John Myers, Charlotte Myers, Elizabeth Myers, Henry Myers, Jacob Myers, Betty Myers, Anna Myers

It was in 1755 that John Myers was born in Westfalia Palitin Providence, Germany, a child of Jacob Myers and Margaret Ann (Maria) Heger. John Myers went on to marry Anna Little and had children such as Mary "Polly" Myers, James Myers, Martin Myers, Phoebe Myers, Jane Myers, John Myers, Charlotte Myers, Elizabeth Myers, Henry Myers, Jacob Myers, Betty Myers and Anna Myers. John Myers was deceased by 1800 in Sullivan County, Tennessee, USA.

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Parents

Jacob Myers

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Margaret Heger

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Spouses(s)

Anna Little

1760 – 1854

Birth Location: Northern Cape, South Africa

Children(s)

Mary Myers

1782 – 1867

Birth Location: Shenandoah County, Virginia

James Myers

1781 –

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Martin Myers

1784 –

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Phoebe Myers

1785 –

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Jane Myers

1789 –

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John Myers

1792 – 1854

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Charlotte Myers

1793 – 1809

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Elizabeth Myers

1794 – 1805

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Henry Myers

1795 – 1771

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Jacob Myers

1795 – 1871

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Betty Myers

1798 –

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Anna Myers

1801 –

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Sources

Genealogy Event 1
Event Type: Birth
Event Year: 1755
Event Place: Westfalia Palitin Providence, Germany

Genealogy Event 2
Event Type: Death
Event Year: ABT 1800
Event Place: Sullivan County, Tennessee, USA

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