Samuel Meyers was the son of John James Meyers and Emma Elizabeth Ansell Meyers. He worked as a chauffeur for Packard Motor Company, Pittsburgh, and worked as a draftsman for highways and sewers of City of Pittsburgh. He also worked for an oil refinery as a field distributor. He married Anna Jane Cameron on June 6, 1910, at a Methodist church in Pittsburgh. He and Anna had six children: Margaret Eve, Samuel Gordon, Thomas Matthew, Elizabeth, Nadine, and Emma.
Samuel had one brother, John James Meyers (b. May 5, 1884; d. October 21, 1930).
Granddaughter Marilyn recalls him as being a quiet man who enjoyed reading Zane Grey novels. He was 6"6" tall.
Buried in Homewood Cemetery in Pittsburgh.
Photos provided courtesy of Donna Gamble.
Samuel had one brother, John James Meyers (b. May 5, 1884; d. October 21, 1930).
Granddaughter Marilyn recalls him as being a quiet man who enjoyed reading Zane Grey novels. He was 6"6" tall.
Buried in Homewood Cemetery in Pittsburgh.
Photos provided courtesy of Donna Gamble.
Samuel Meyers was the son of John James Meyers and Emma Elizabeth Ansell Meyers. He worked as a chauffeur for Packard Motor Company, Pittsburgh, and worked as a draftsman for highways and sewers of City of Pittsburgh. He also worked for an oil refinery as a field distributor. He married Anna Jane Cameron on June 6, 1910, at a Methodist church in Pittsburgh. He and Anna had six children: Margaret Eve, Samuel Gordon, Thomas Matthew, Elizabeth, Nadine, and Emma.
Samuel had one brother, John James Meyers (b. May 5, 1884; d. October 21, 1930).
Granddaughter Marilyn recalls him as being a quiet man who enjoyed reading Zane Grey novels. He was 6"6" tall.
Buried in Homewood Cemetery in Pittsburgh.
Photos provided courtesy of Donna Gamble.
Samuel had one brother, John James Meyers (b. May 5, 1884; d. October 21, 1930).
Granddaughter Marilyn recalls him as being a quiet man who enjoyed reading Zane Grey novels. He was 6"6" tall.
Buried in Homewood Cemetery in Pittsburgh.
Photos provided courtesy of Donna Gamble.
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