In memoriam
Merlyn Cook
- Member for
- 15 years 7 months
- Find a Grave ID
- Memorial ID
- 264077563
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Sadly, Merlyn Cook has passed away. Please consider visiting their Find a Grave memorial page and leaving some virtual flowers. Their enthusiasm for cemeteries and willingness to help future generations lives on through their contributions to Find a Grave.
Bio
Since I was very young, I was involved in Family Reunions learning more about extended family. It was at BYU in the late 50's and early 60's that I became interested in finding ancestors in England.
In the late 70's I hired a researcher with only a grave number to begin a search. She did a tremendous work in England.
In 2011 I made a resolve to continue research by going to the Family History Center, and from that, I was contacted by a cousin who introduced me to and instructed me in FindAGrave. It has been the greatest joy to participate in it and to find many more family members.
In the late 70's I hired a researcher with only a grave number to begin a search. She did a tremendous work in England.
In 2011 I made a resolve to continue research by going to the Family History Center, and from that, I was contacted by a cousin who introduced me to and instructed me in FindAGrave. It has been the greatest joy to participate in it and to find many more family members.
Since I was very young, I was involved in Family Reunions learning more about extended family. It was at BYU in the late 50's and early 60's that I became interested in finding ancestors in England.
In the late 70's I hired a researcher with only a grave number to begin a search. She did a tremendous work in England.
In 2011 I made a resolve to continue research by going to the Family History Center, and from that, I was contacted by a cousin who introduced me to and instructed me in FindAGrave. It has been the greatest joy to participate in it and to find many more family members.
In the late 70's I hired a researcher with only a grave number to begin a search. She did a tremendous work in England.
In 2011 I made a resolve to continue research by going to the Family History Center, and from that, I was contacted by a cousin who introduced me to and instructed me in FindAGrave. It has been the greatest joy to participate in it and to find many more family members.
