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mergen Name Meaning and History

Dutch: of uncertain origin and meaning, possibly from the older family name Amargant, thought to be an occupational name for a maker of fastenings, from Middle Dutch margant ‘hook’, ‘clasp’.

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mergen Family Facts

Distribution of mergen Families in the US in 1920
Number of mergen families
 10-18
 4-9		 1-3
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Mergen Family marybowlin3 0
Edward Florian Mergen TPeterman 4
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Mergen Dorothy Mergen 10
Mergen Ancestry Lahmer_Lynds 3
John N. Mergen born 1863 in Luxembourg died 1940 in Chicago, Illinois HarryBryan84 1
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