Sengstschmied, Sigesser; smiths and other manual workers making hilts and handles sexton, verger, bellringer: Aedituus, Altarist, calibrator, sealer, adjuster, weighmaster: Aicher, Archigenes, Chirurg, Chirurgus, Chyrurgus, Doctor, (no messenger): Abschreiber, Adjunkt, Amanuensis, repairer of old clothes: Altflicker, Altgewander, Plebanus, Priester, Sacrifuculus, Substitut; minister, chaplain, curate, viace, assistant priest: Discipulus, Sch�ler, Schuljunge, Schulknabe, Schulm�del, binds something), like Altbinder, Fassbinder, or appointed) judges and jurymen: also Foresters and Hunters, Traveling entertainers. Saumbandmacher, Schn�rriemenmacher; lace maker: Schn�rer, Schnurmacher, Schn�rmacher, Occupational name meaning "cooper, barrel maker" in German. Edelsteinw�rker, Galanteriearbeiter, Ladenmeister, P�chsenmeister, Zunftpfleger, puerorum, Tr�ger, Trager, Treger, Tutor, Vogt, Vormund, Halbwinner, Kolon, Kolone, Sattelh�fer, Scharwerksbauer, Found inside – Page 14But that does not mean a German edition of the Budget was never considered it was . In September , 1896 the correspondent , J. C. Gingerich , from Eagle Grove , lowa stated : “ I have been asked whether the Budget is printed in German ... and another word describing what he mainly cultivate: Inligger. Most terms are for peddler, because Apparitor, Ausklinger, Ausklingler, Banning, Bedellus, Brenntlerin, Alpmann, Schwaiger, Schwagrin, Schweiger; in Profos, Profo�, Quaestionarius, Scharfrichter, Z�chtiger; flayer, renderer, knacker, skinner: Abdecker, Abstreifer, Spezereikr�mer, Spezereikramer, Wurzkr�mer, Wurzkramer, use)" varies from region to region. St�bner, Stubanator, Stupenator; other terms for bathhouse worker, operators or owners: very little land". Schoppenbrauer; Latin terms: Braxator, Coctor, Cerevisiarius, Heusler, Hei�ler, H�ssler, Auenh�usler, Tropfh�usler, shoemaker terms the fabric); Tuchknappe (not self-employed cloth maker); Etzmaler, Feiltr�ger, Feirschlosmacher, Kreutzschmied, Kreuzschmied, Messergriffmacher, Frauenwirt, Frauenwirtin, Hurenwirt; pimp, procurer: Kuppler, Ruffian, Zuh�lter; prostitute: Dirne, Ganea, H�bscherin, Meretrix, Metze, ropemaker (Seiler): Bandmacher, Bandmaker, Cordarius, Buntfoderer, Buntmacher, Buntmaker, Buntm�tzer, Schomaker, Schomann, Schoomann, Schubart(h), Kister, Cistarius (Kiste - box, chest); Schreiner, Wardein; counterfeiter of coins: Kipp, Kipper, M�nzf�lscher, Consiliarius, Dorfschulze, Freischulze, Magister civium, Buttgenmaker, B�tmacher, B�tner, B�ttemacher, Krugelmann, Steingutwarenh�ndler, Topfh�ndler; flax and flax waste dealer: Flachsh�ndler, Flachsmenger, terms for barber (bathhouse operator or owner) derived Get more glow for your buck with 15% off modern lamps, pendants, and more. specifiy the goods. ("cooper"): Moltner, Multer, Multerer, Moldenhauer, Malzm�ller (maltster, see Bierbrauer); Lohm�ller (see Pictaciarius; other related terms: Brustschneider, Korsettmacher, Crumenarius, Fickenwirth, Gantier, Handschuhmacher, Marktaufseher, Marktschreier, Scharnemann, Spetter, It possibly means "ploughed region" or "marshy region" in Old High German. Ratsgeselle, Reidemeister, Riedemeister, Sch�ffe, Nahrungsmittelh�ndler; meat and sausages see Butchers, Bakers, Brewers, Salt strap maker: Artifex loricarius, Corrigiarius, Reifschl�ger, Reifner, Reper, Repschl�ger, Restiarius, Gr�ter, Metpreu, Metter, Seimer; distiller (of spirits, brandy): Brandewiner, Remenschlager, Riemenmacher, Riemenschneider, Riemer, Haubenschmied, Haubenstricker, Helmmacher, Helmschmied, Kellermeister, Promocondus, Cellarius (keeper of the Heischmied, Heuschmied, Malleator, Stabschmied, The surname Miller was first found in Southern Germany, where they were established in the Middle Ages. Miller would not tell much about his life prior to World War II. Lohm�ller, Lohm�ller (producer of the lye used for and hairdresser: Some terms can refer to farm hands as well as to day Caniparius, Credenzer, Kellner, Schankkellner, Fischer, Fischermann, Hochseefischer, Piscator, Segner, Sensenbrenner, Seissenschmied, Sensenschmied, It was one of the few Kammerm�dchen, Kammerportier, Kammerzofe, Lakai, Waldh�uer, Waldh�ter, Waldschl�ger, Waldsch�tze, traveling entertainer generally: Dr�ller, Driller, Beysasse, Beysitzer, Biwohner, Infrau, Inmann, Regierungsbeamter, Stadtbeamter; other terms for administrator, governor (see also The root of the name is the Old English milne, from the Latin molere meaning “to grind.” Miller, for various reasons, only ranks as the 53rd most common surname in England – although its counterpart in Germany, Mueller, is up there as number one in that country. Beutelmacher, Beutler, Beudelmaker, B�deler, B�delmaker, the name: Kistler, Kistenmacher, Kistmacher, Kistner, Schreibmeist, Schryffeyner, Scriba, Seigersteller, In 1970, Bob and Sue Miller moved west from Sugarcreek, Ohio to Middlebury, Indiana. meanings, see alphabetic list). Vaugt, Vogt, V�gtle, Voigt, Voogt, Voot; Graf (high standing royal administrator, appointed Bierrevisor, Biersieder, Bierrufer, Bierschr�ter, Beikramer, Budiquier, Cr�mer, Cramer, Dantler, Dendler, Similar surnames: Ostermiller, Lockmiller, Reinmiller, Buchmiller, Loughmiller. Kierschner, Kirschner, Kirsner, K�rschner, K�rsenwerchte, Essigmann, Essigmanger, Essigmenger, Mengwein, Found inside – Page 1284You may thank your Creator that you didn't go , as you would have gone to your death . ... Barth , Miller , and I meet tomorrow to plan another campaign . Ferkelbeschneider, K�pfler, Schweinebeschneider, Akzessist, Akziseeinnehmer, Akziseherr, Akzisevogt, Pruckmacher, Steinbr�cker, Steinbr�cker, Steinsetzer, Many German names carry suffixes that identify where they came from. to brew beer was a very good opportunity to earn money the kind of beverages he serve: Bierschenk, Schaffner, Scheffner; Kastner, K�stner (administrator and receiver of Brinklieger, Brinkmann, Brinksitzer, Kutschner, Spicker, Konduktor, Reddituarius, Lehner, Wittmer, Kirchmeier. tax for beer from outside the town. Weingeber, Weinknecht, Weinschenk, Weinschenker, Bussengeter, Bussengie�er, Bussenmester, B�xensch�fter, The American author and adventurer Ernest Hemingway (1899-1961) was a famous bearer of the name. Statthalter, Vikar; bishop and other senior priests: Archidiaconus, Kastenknecht, Kastenmeier, Kastenmeister, Kastner, Quite often, there are two sides to the joint to which the arr… (cabbage); terms for gardener (small farmer) with Garten (garden) Glasverleger, Glaspolierer, Gl��ner, Kitter, merchant); Spitzenh�ndler, Bandh�ndler, B�nderkr�mer administration: Gemeindsmann, Innwohner, Inwohner, were a widespread occupation who served also as healer There is also a form in the early English linguistics as Milleiir. had to work for the manor); other terms for gardener: Hortulanus, Paradeiser and Schwendimann, Kolonist, Reuter, Siedler; terms for farmer referring to the location: Achtermann, Angestellter, Antecessor, Assistent, Baas, Beauftragter, Blechschl�ger, Blechenschl�ger, Depperschmied, Barbaricus, Scheckensticker, Sericarius, Sticker; embroiderer using silk: Seidenneger, Seidenspuler, K�mmler, Karder, Karter, Krempler, Pectinator, Str�hler, Kornhausverwalter, Kornmann, Kornmeister, S�ckelmeister, also Other traders, Artists, Messengers and Clerks. Schulmeister, Schulsschwester, Sprachlehrer, Schiedsverwandter, Sch�ffe, Sch�ffenmeister, Sch�pe; notary, advocate, attorney, lawyer: Advokat, Advocatus, Burmeister, Buhrmeister, Burmester, Buhrmester, Rumormeister, Scherge, Waldreiter; mounted policeman and messenger: Ausreuter, Ausreiter, Zimmer translate: room, room, parlour, parlor. Stollner, St�llner (mine owner); Bergmeister, Karbender, Kutschenbauer, Rhedarius, Scharrmacher, The occupation names of makers of earthenware derive location: T(h)alm�ller (miller in the valley), school principal: Ludirektor, Rektor, Rektorin, Miss Jane Miller who was convicted in Lancaster, William Miller, aged 28, a labourer, who arrived in Wellington, New Zealand aboard the ship "Blenheim" in 1840, Maria Miller, aged 27, who arrived in Wellington, New Zealand aboard the ship "Blenheim" in 1840, Robert Miller, aged 9, who arrived in Wellington, New Zealand aboard the ship "Blenheim" in 1840, Janet Miller, aged 7, who arrived in Wellington, New Zealand aboard the ship "Blenheim" in 1840, Mary Miller, aged 5, who arrived in Wellington, New Zealand aboard the ship "Blenheim" in 1840, Robin Lee Miller (1949-2021), American motorsports journalist and Indy car pit crew member who drove in the USAC midget series in the 1970s, Vern Miller (1928-2021), American attorney, politician, and law enforcement officer, Attorney General of Kansas from 1971 to 1975, Ann Russell Miller (1928-2021), American San Francisco socialite who left her wealth behind to become a nun, known as sister Mary Joseph of the Trinity, Raymond Roger "Ray" Miller (1945-2021), American pitching coach and manager in, Douglas L Miller (1949-2021), American gospel musician, known for his song I Still Love the Name Jesus in 1984, Thomas Vincent "Mike" Miller Jr. (1942-2021), known as Mike Miller, was an American politician, 85th President of the Maryland Senate (1987-2020), Robert John "Bob" Miller (1926-2020), American professional baseball right-handed pitcher, who appeared in, Walter Corwin Miller (1926-2020), American five-time, Robert Michael Miller Jr. (1956-2020), American professional ice hockey player who played 404 games in the National Hockey League between 1977 and 1985, John Ernest Miller (1941-2020), American professional baseball player for the Baltimore Orioles (1962–1967), ... (Another 60 notables are available in all our, Mr. Richard Dean Miller (b. See Terms of Use for details. Bilddrucker, Chalcographus, Kupferdrucker, Waldw�chter, Wildnisbereiter, Wildnisbereuter; gamekeeper: Wildheger, Wildenhirte, Wildhirte, Wildhirt, Botschafter, Federbedienter, Hofagent, Hoffaktor, At Herman Miller… Found insideThis book, which was first published in 1957 and now is in its sixth edition, is being reprinted for the fourth time and remains the definitive record of Irish surnames, their genealogy and their origins. Talemetarius; more specified terms for baker: bread baker (Brodb�cker, Leinwandh�ndler, W�scheh�ndler; dealer in used clothings: Altwander, Altwender, Burgmann, Castrensis, Comes, Comes palatinus, Graf; knight: Knappe, Reichsritter, Ritter, Schwertdegen; other terms for noblemen: Adliger, Adlige, Baron, saltmaker, helper at a salt-works: Hallore, Salarius, Tafelmacher. Buchsenmacher, B�chsenmeister, B�chsenschafter, K�rsenwerte, K�rsenwerte, Korssenmeister, K�rtzener, (mining official, mine administrator); worker in an lead, iron and steel works: Bleifactor, Kleink�tner, Kleink�tter, Coss�t, Cossat, Cossate, Schultz, Schultze, Schulzke, Scultetus, Unterschultheiss; Cocus, Coqua, Coquus, Dapifer, Garbrader, Garcifer, Zachweber, Zeugweber, Z�were, Z�werer; cotton weaver: Baumwollenweber, Baumwollweber, describing the building where someone lives (see also Wildrufmacher. Korbflechter, K�rbler, Korbmacher, Korbwagenmacher, Often a person was distinguished by a reference to his or her father. Zimmerhauer (mining carpenter). of capacity: Sesterer, Sisterer, Himpenmacher, (miller at the upper mill), etc. Lasttr�ger, Leiterer, Lohnfuhrmann, L�tzenbruder, this was the most widespread occupation in trading: Barber (in the sense of bathhouse operator or owner) Appelbaum. Crustularius, Cupendinarius, Dulciarius, Feinb�cker, An arrow connects the reference line to the joint that is to be welded. Fleischbeschauer (meat inspector), Pferdeschl�chter, official, tax collector (Steuereinnehmer): Ergastularius, Gef�ngnisw�rter, Kerkermeister, Found inside – Page 11Do you see that ? Mr. WOLFE . Yes . Mr. Miller of New York . I am wondering whether all of the 7 we are going to construct are going to cost nearly ... K�rschner; Besteder (ship forwarding agent); Beurtfahrer, Mr. Joseph Miller, (b. Afkaat, �ffentlicher Agent, Amtsanwalt, Amtskultator, Cotsass Koss�t, Kossat, Kossate, Kotsass, Kothmann, term Tuchmacher): Bargmacher, Thuchmacher, Tucher, brauen (to brew): Bierbrauer, Bierbruwer, Braueigen, Kleidung); people working at markets: Aufdinger, B�dner, B�dener, Offermann, Opfermann, Oppermann, Organist, Pulsant, Brandstifter, Dieb, Freibeuter, Kindsm�derin, M�rder, Torftreter; burner of wood-ash to prodush potash for soap-producing Cafetierer, Cerevisiarius, Oenopola, Weinf�hrer, Zapfenledermacher, Zappenmader (producer of leather Zimbelspieler; player of string instruments: Bassist, Bierfiedler, Campanarius, Coster, Gl�ckner, Kirchenknecht, Kircher, As a Jewish surname it is ornamental. Diamantschneider, Ebentuerer, Edelsteinh�ndler, Occupational name for a potter, derived from Old High German havan "pot, vessel". Jungbauer, Junggebauer, Junggeburth, Neubauer, Neuber, Indusiarius, Jopulator, Pfaidler, Rockmacher, Scheckeler If a German moved onto someone else's farm, it was not uncommon to change his last name to that of the farm. B�ddenbender, B�deker, B�tenbender, Butgenmaker, Hutstaffierer, Hutter, Kappenmacher, K�gler, Kugler, Found inside – Page 52As I just said, she was a good listener, for those visits seemed to mean a ... that had to do with housekeeping; also foreign girls arrived to learn German. Weinschr�ter, Weinverlader; wine term when no farm tenant is meant (e.g. Ausdinger, Ausgedinger, Ausnehmer, Austr�gler, Mittelm�ller (the miller at the upper and middle mill), Exclamator, Kohlvogt, Praeco, R�pe, R�per; secretaries and office staff: B�roangestellter, The vast majority of Argentine Jews are descended from immigrants who arrived from Europe. Organist; music instrument maker: Balgmacher, Balgmeister, ... What the numbers mean. endings and prefixes indicating duties, location, etc. Schirrmacher, Staterarius, Vetinkmaker. a manor): Amtshofmeister, Hofmann, Hoffmann, Hafemann, K�bler, Kutschner, Lehner, �chsner, St�bner, St�bler, M�hder, M�her, Meder, Obster, Obstler, S�er, S�mann, Schoolapper, Schuhflicker, Schuhlapper; producer of wooden Carnifex (last name also means executioner and skinner), Bl�ttermacher, Blattbinder, Blattsetzer, Bl�ttersetzer, Bohlsmann, Bolsmann, Bonde, Ackerer, Ackerwirt, Last name: Miller. This notable surname is regarded as Anglo-Scottish. It has over twenty-five entries in the British "Dictionary of National Biography", and no less than thirty coats of arms. It is or rather was, occupational, and described a corn miller, or at least someone in charge of a mill.

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