In memoriam
Geri Hemp Mercer
- Member for
- 13 years 1 month 13 days
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- Memorial ID
- 193054352
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Bio
Retired from the Post Office, genealogy has been a passion for 40 years. Published The Mayhugh Family History (a record of descendants of Bryan Mayhugh, buried in Fleming Co., KY); also transcribed and published The 1850 Federal Census of McDonough County, Illinois (first transcribed version, long before the computer revolution!) Both books are housed in the McDonough County Genealogical Society Room in the Macomb IL museum, north of the Macomb Public Library.
I am living in Florida now. I try to return to Macomb at least once a year for genealogical research.
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"A man or woman is never truly dead, as long as a single person has some knowledge of them."
I am living in Florida now. I try to return to Macomb at least once a year for genealogical research.
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"A man or woman is never truly dead, as long as a single person has some knowledge of them."
Retired from the Post Office, genealogy has been a passion for 40 years. Published The Mayhugh Family History (a record of descendants of Bryan Mayhugh, buried in Fleming Co., KY); also transcribed and published The 1850 Federal Census of McDonough County, Illinois (first transcribed version, long before the computer revolution!) Both books are housed in the McDonough County Genealogical Society Room in the Macomb IL museum, north of the Macomb Public Library.
I am living in Florida now. I try to return to Macomb at least once a year for genealogical research.
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"A man or woman is never truly dead, as long as a single person has some knowledge of them."
I am living in Florida now. I try to return to Macomb at least once a year for genealogical research.
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"A man or woman is never truly dead, as long as a single person has some knowledge of them."
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