Kentucky: A History of the State, Battle, Perrin, & Kniffin, 2nd ed., 1885,
Muhlenberg Co.

DAVID H. MYERS, Muhlenburgh County, was born in Logan County, Ky., June 18,
1838, and is the eighth of nine children born to Henry and Mary (Rhodes)
Myers, natives of Logan and Muhlenburgh Counties, Ky., respectively and of
German and German-Irish descent.  Henry Myers was a son of Philip Myers, a
native of Pennsylvania; he was a farmer.  The mother of our subject was the
daughter of David Rhodes, who married a Miss Vaught.  David H. was reared on a
farm in the south part of Muhlenburgh County until twelve years of age.  His
parents came to this county about 1840; the father held the office of justice
for several years; he died in 1846; he had also been a surveyor for many
years.  The mother of our subject died in 1862.  David H. received a good
education, and attended Greenville College two years.  In January, 1854, he
engaged as a salesman for his brother in the grocery business until 1856, when
he engaged in the drug and dry goods business; in 1859, engaged in business
with his brother until 1876, when he commenced business for himself.  He and
brother operated a steam saw-mill for two years, also ran a drug store at
South Carrollton eight years; he owns 180 acres of land.  He married Mattie J.
Martin of Muhlenburgh County, in May, 1866; she is the daughter of Thomas L.
and Mahala (Bell) Martin, natives of Virginia.  To this union were born three
children, two living: Thomas H. and Della.  Mr. and Mrs. Myers are members of
the Presbyterian Church.

Myers Rhodes (Rhoads) Vaught Martin Bell
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Logan PA VA

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