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I have 3 books in .pdf electronic format concerning the German/Lutherans of North Carolina. These books can be passed on to others.
Anyone interested can send me an email at bjreece(a)bellsouth.net I will send details.
Joyce Gaston Reece
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Surnames: CLYMER
Classification: Query
Message Board URL:
http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/mJJ.2ACEB/170.1
Message Board Post:
The Clymer name and many other variations, including Clemmer, Klemmer, Climer, Clymore, Clemons, Clements and many others that you wouldn't even consider came from the 3rd Bishop of Rome, after St. Peter.
It became a family name around 1066, when they lived in Oxfordshire. After the Norman Invasion from France, many of the family left England, changing the spellings of their names. They mostly moved to Germany Ireland and Scotland. The name was also popular by Saxons, when they converted to Christianity.
For those of you researching the southeast Tennessee Cloningers, Clemmers, Johnson's you may be interested in knowing that Joy Locke has just posted information concerning Old St. Paul's Lutheran Cemetery where many of the original settlers are interred.
http://www.tngennet.org/monroe/cems/stpaul.txtwww.tngenweb.org/monroe
Joyce Gaston Reece