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Theresa Maria Druhm (born Schamberger), 1781 - 1855
MyHeritage Family TreesTheresa M. Schamberger (born Trinter), 1869 - 1946
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Theresa Schamberger in Times-Union - Nov 26 2003
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Theresa Schamberger in The Madison Courier - Oct 28 2005
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Theresa Schamberger in Times-Union - May 2 2005
Newspaper Name Index, USA, Canada, and AustraliaTheresa Rose Schamberger (born Schiele), 1906 - 1975
FamilySearch Family TreeTheresa Schamberger (born George)
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Theresa Schamberger, born Circa 1907
1940 United States Federal Census
Theresa Schamberger, born Circa 1869
1940 United States Federal Census
Theresa Schamberger, 1906 - 1975
U.S. Social Security Death Index (SSDI)
Theresa Schamberger, born 1926
U.S. Social Security Applications and Claims, 1936-2007
Theresa Schamberger, born Circa 1869
1930 United States Federal Census
Theresa Schamberger, born Circa 1869
1930 United States Federal CensusTheresa A Gary (Schamberger)
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The first name Theresa has its origins in the Greek name "Therasia," which is believed to be derived from the island of Thera (now known as Santorini) in Greece. The name gained popularity in the Christian world, particularly due to Saint Teresa of Ávila, a prominent figure in the Catholic Church during the 16th century, known for her mystical writings and reform of the Carmelite order. The meaning of Theresa is often associated with "harvester" or "to reap," reflecting a connection to agricultural roots and the idea of nurturing and growth, which can be seen in the characteristics of those who bear the name, often described as caring and nurturing individuals. Variations of the name include Teresa, Terese, and Tereza, with different spellings and pronunciations found across various cultures, such as "Teresa" in Spanish and Italian, "Tereza" in Czech and Slovak, and "Terese" in Scandinavian countries. Each variation retains the essence of the original name while adapting to local linguistic nuances.
The last name Schamberger has its origins in Germany, specifically deriving from the Middle High German term "schamber," which means "chamber" or "room," and is often associated with occupations related to the management or oversight of a chamber or hall, possibly indicating a role in administration or hospitality. The name is believed to have first appeared in regions of southern Germany, where it was likely used to denote individuals who worked in or were associated with significant buildings or estates. Over time, Schamberger has seen variations in spelling and pronunciation, including Schamberger, Schamber, and Schamburger, reflecting the linguistic diversity of German-speaking areas and the influence of local dialects. As families migrated, the name also adapted to different cultures, leading to variations in other countries, though it remains predominantly linked to its German roots. The surname is relatively uncommon, but it carries a historical significance tied to the roles and responsibilities of those who originally bore it.
Susan SchambergerSusana SchambergerSusanna SchambergerSuzanne SchambergerTeresa SchambergerTeri SchambergerTerry SchambergerTerézia SchambergerTheodore SchambergerTheres SchambergerTherese SchambergerTheresia SchambergerThiebaut SchambergerThomas SchambergerThérèse SchambergerToby SchambergerTom SchambergerUlrich SchambergerUrbanus SchambergerUrsula Schamberger
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