Noted Relations: PALMER Family

PALMER Family ODT

Contents:

Relatives
Candidates Work List
Page services

Name forms

Balmer, Pallmer, Pallmor, Palmar, Palmer, Palmor, Pamer, Pammor, Pamor, Parmer, Paulmer

Origin

Catalan, English :
Derived from the Middle English and Old French word palmer, which was derived from the Latin palma, meaning a palm tree.

The name was given to those who had made a pilgrimage to the Holy Land, or to those who lived near palm trees.

These people are all related to me.

Relatives

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	PALMER, A(ustin) N(orman) [1860-1927] – American penman and educator PALM590 7C4 He developed The Palmer Method of Business Writing, by the time of his death the premier method of instruction in the country. The chief principle responsible for his success was that he absolutely refused to be responsible for the writing in any school unless the teachers were first qualified as experts in the style of writing they were required to teach. He frequently said: "Teachers cannot teach what they do not know," and this was the key to his whole philosophy of the teaching of handwriting.
	PALMER, Ephraim [~1642-1684] – American colonial immigrant ::> CT: Greenwich founders (1649-72) ::> PALM101 1C10

Candidates Work List

This is my working list of candidates to include -- I'm not yet sure if they are related to me! As candidates are eliminated (proven not related) they are marked appropriately (~~THUS~~) and an explanation included. They are kept in the list in case future research proves they can be included. (And to keep them from popping up on the list again!) Never discard good research!

Proven candidates' names are marked with an asterisk (*) until they can be added to the database.

PALMER, Alexander Mitchell [1872-1936]: American politician
PALMER, Alice Elvira [1855-1902]: American educator
PALMER, Bertha Honore [1849-1918]: American socialite and patron of the arts
PALMER, Charles Skeel [1858-1939]: American chemist (petroleum distillation)
PALMER, Daniel David [1845-1913]: American founder of chiropractic
PALMER, Edward Henry [1840-1882]: English Orientalist
PALMER, Erastus Dow [1817-1904]: American sculptor
PALMER, Frances Flora Bond [1812-1876]: English draftsman and lithographer (Currier & Ives)
PALMER, George Herbert [1842-1931]: American scholar and educator
PALMER, James Shedden [1810-1867]: American naval officer

PALMER, John McCauley [1817-1900]: American politician
PALMER, Lizzie Pitts Merrill [1836-1916]: American philanthropist
PALMER, Phoebe Worrall [1807-1874]: American evangelist
PALMER, Potter [1826-1902]: American merchant
PALMER, Roger [1634-1705] Earl of Castlemaine: English Royalist and RCC pamphleteer
PALMER, Roundell [1812-1895] 1° Earl of Selborne: English jurist, MP
PALMER, Samuel [1805-1881]: English landscape painter and etcher
PALMER, Sophie French [1853-1920]: American nurse
PALMER, Timothy [1751-1821]: American bridge builder, esp. covered timber truss bridges
PALMER, (Edward) Vance [1885-1959]: Australian writer

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