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Bill Pomeroy

Bill Pomeroy, an Eltweed descendant through Medad, is the founder and CEO of CXtec in Syracuse, NY.
Bill grew up in a family full of home-grown genealogists. Bill’s initial interest in his Pomeroy genealogy has turned into a labor of love, for both genealogy and local history.  Bill now has a department of 3 full time and 10 part time employees whose main focus is his genealogical and local history interests, and it has been a dream of Bill’s to update the Albert A. Pomeroy books.

 

 

Mary Ann Hagen

Mary Ann Pomeroy Hagen, also an Eltweed descendant through Medad, is from a politically active, human services oriented Pomeroy family.
After a career in education and human services, she retired in 2001 to volunteer with local and global humanitarian efforts and continue her interest in her family genealogy.  She lives in Seattle, Washington.  Like Bill, she has had a dream to update the Albert A Pomeroy books for several years.

Project Roots

Project Roots is the department in CXtec that houses the CXtec company archives and helps Bill Pomeroy with his local history projects and genealogical resesarch.  Project Roots is coordinating the A. A. Pomeroy Book Update Project research efforts.

Spearheading the project is:

The following part-time researchers have been enlisted to aid us in this monumental task: Betty Banta, Alethea Connolly, Judy Smith, Pat Whipple, Barbara Dix and Ed Miller.   Emeritus Researchers include Katherine Werbeck, Allison Stevens, Dave Karn, Tammy Chadwick, Cindy Drage, Glenda Yaksich, Susan Miller, Alena Tyler, Rick Porter and Caryn Daher.  Our hats off to this group!
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