1 Lipman Myers married ___?__ (? - 1829, Prussia)
Lipman and his wife were devout Jews living in Prussia. Three of their sons moved to England where they converted to Christianity (Church of England). Alfred, who had been studying to be a Rabbi while in Prussia later became the first incumbant of Christ Church, Barnet, England.

1-1-1 Henry Walker Myers (28feb1848 London, England-08jan1935 Carthage, NY) married (26feb1891) Alvira Francis Runyon (15may1863-07jun1954)
After leaving London, he traveled to Australia during the Gold Rush; he then worked for his Uncle in the bush country working sheep herds; then he left for South Africa; then lived with cousins in India; he visited his mother back in England before continuing on to Canada where he worked in the lumber camps; finally he moved to the U.S. and settled down.

1-1-1-1 Harry Hudson Myers Sr. (17nov1885-?) married Jenny Drain (26mar 1885-?)
Harry Hudson Myers is the genealogist who did the Meyers /Runyon/Ohrendorf research paper filed with the Sons of the American Revolution. He is quoted or used as source information in many published books on Revolutionary genealogy. He is the inspiration to various present day family branches who are continuing his work.

1-1-1-1-1 Harry Hudson Fulton Myers Jr. (25sep1909-?) married (23jun1934) Luella Garrabrant

1-1-1-1-1-1 Harry Hudson Fulton Myers III (14oct1942-?)

1-1-1-1-1-2 Diane Joan Myers (22nov1946-?)

1-1-1-1-2 Evelyn Constantine Myers (10mar1912-?) married (25jun1932) George Pierre Kremer

1-1-1-1-2-1 Arlene Evelyn Kremer (01oct1943-?)

1-1-1-1-3 Violet Runyon Myers (09mar1914-?) married (16dec1935) Albert George Hutter

1-1-1-1-4 Helen Jennie Myers (21jan1916-?) married (18aug1945) Charles Jensen

1-1-1-1-4-1 Helen Audrey Jensen (22jul1954-?)

1-1-1-1-5 Charles Walker Myers (10jul1923-?) married (17jan1954) Virginia Dattaro