Kentucky: A History of the State, Battle, Perrin, & Kniffin, 7th ed.,
Kenton Co.

H. H. MEYER was born in Schwagstorf, Amt Furstenau, Kingdom of Hanover,
Germany, in 1815, and is a son of Henry and Ctaherine [sic] (Rolfes)
Meyer, of Germany.  H. H. Meyer was educated in Germany, and immigrated
to America in 1836.  He first settled in Cincinnati, where he engaged in
making turnpikes for five years; from there he went to Covington, Ky.,
where he worked as a stone-mason for two years, after which he worked in
the City National Bank, attending to all the outside business for fourteen
years; he has been agent for R. E. Grosbeck, in Philadelphia, Penn., for
property in Cincinnati, Ohio, and Kentucky, for forty years.  In 1840 he
married Antionette Francisca Rehling, a native of Germany, born in
Alfhausen, Amt Berstenbrick, in 1815, and who died in 1873, leaving three
children: Lizzie (wife of Henry Duval, of Covington), Kate and Mary.  Mr.
Meyer is a member of the Mother of God Catholic Church, and treasurer in
the church for seven years, and in politics is a Democrat.

Meyer Rolfes Rehling Duval
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OH PA Germany

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