<b>1890 * - 1892 Bruxelles, Rue de la Montagne, 44</b> ° 30.11.1860; + 9.6.1941. Recorded in the population registry on 20.2.1886 as a lithographer, then as a photographic retoucher. Several changes of domicile. At this address, probably his first studio, from 3.11.1890 until 27.1.1892, when he declared his departure for Brussels - Saint-Gilles with his wife Lucie Hesbain (° Tournai, 7.1.1862; + Marcinelle, 2.5.1941), daughter of Lucien Hesbain (see that name). They married on 18.1.1892. <b>1893 - 1895 Bruxelles, Rue des Quatre-Bras, 6</b> Predecessor: Hesbain Lucien <b>1894 - 1895 Bruxelles - Ixelles, Rue du Trône, 35</b> "Retoucher" in the directory. This address housed the studio of his father-in-law, Lucien Hesbain, with whom he worked. <b>1896 - 1899 Bruxelles</b> No street indicated. Member of the "Cercle Photographique d'Ixelles". <b>1902 * - 1910 Charleroi, Place du Sud, 16</b> Predecessor: Luyckx Théodore (at n° 14) Registered as a draughtsman and lithographer. In partnership from July 1901 with Théodore Luyckx (see that name), whose studio he acquired in February 1902. CVs in the name of "Meÿers - Hesbain" at this address. Still member of the "Cercle photographique d'Ixelles", 1903 ("F. Meyers"); corresponding member in 1906. He appears to have left for Rue de Marcinelle by 1909 even though the 1913 Monod directory still lists the studio here. <b>1912 - 1914 Charleroi, Rue de Marcinelle, 18</b> "Posing salon on the ground floor" (Gazette de Charleroi, 25.5.1912). Advertisement for "artistic and industrial photography" dated 9.1.1913. <b>1910 ca - 1912 ca Jumet, Avenue Vandervelde, 11<10ca> or 18<12ca></b> Branch studio, co-existing first with Place du Sud and then with Rue de Marcinelle.