The surname Kammerer is an occupational surname. Further research revealed that the name is derived from the Old German word "kämmerer," which means "chamberlain." A chamberlain was the person in charge of the noble household; to him would fall the duty of ensuring that the castle and court of the noble ran smoothly. (Wikipedia)
Documents related to Johann Wendel Kammerer:
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| Johann Wendel Kammerer birth 26 Mar 1721 one of two film 4137289 page 330 |
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| Johann Wendel Kammerer birth 26 Mar 1721 one of two film 4137289 page 330 |
28. On the 26th of March [1721], a little son of Wendel Cammerer, the smith here, and Maria Magdalena his wife, was born and thereafter was baptized and was named Johann Wendel.
Baptismal sponsors: Conrad Pfister, the carpenter and non-citizen resident; Hanß Michel Blau, citizen and nail smith, and his wife Elisabetha; Anna Mar[ia]?, Wendel Munk's unmarried daughter.
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| Johann Wendel Kammerer birth 26 Mar 1721 two of two film 4137289 page 331 |
In right-hand margin: [record no.] 28. Johann Wendel.
On the 26th of March [1721], a little son of Wendel Cammerer, the smith here, and Maria Magdalena his wife, was born and thereupon was baptized and was named Johann Wendel.
Baptismal sponsors: Conrad Pfister, the carpenter and non-citizen resident; Hanß "Michel" [Michael] Blau, citizen and nail smith/nail maker, and his wife Elisabetha; Anna Mar[ia], Wendel Munck his unmarried daughter.
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| Johann Wendel Kammerer death 27 Apr 1743 film 4137289 page 585 |
Translation by Ulrich Neitzel :
On 27 April 1743 died Johann Wendel Cammerer, unmarried son of the deceased citizen and former farrier Wendel Cammerer. He was interred on the following day after usual ceremonies. Age 22 years."
On 27 April 1743 died Johann Wendel Cammerer, unmarried son of the deceased citizen and former farrier Wendel Cammerer. He was interred on the following day after usual ceremonies. Age 22 years."
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| Phillip Scholl 30 Jan 1758 film 1020078348 page 403 |
On the 30th of January 1758, a little son of Johann Zimmermann, citizen and farmer, from his wife Anna Martha, née Heinlin, was born to the world and on the same day in the middle of the night at the hour of 2:00 am thereafter was baptized and was named Johann Jacob Friedr[ich].
Baptismal sponsors are: Wendel Munck, citizen and farmer, with his wife, and Johann Philipp Scholl, citizen and tailor, with his wife Barbara, née Lindin.
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