The Chambers surname is English, with Anglo-Norman heritage. It comes from the French 'Chambre' (Chamber) and is first seen in records as 'de la Chambre' (of the chamber). It would have been given to someone who served in private chambers, or someone who worked in an exchequer room, then passed to their families.
Chambers, Chamber, Chaimbers, Cambers, Camber, Chalmers, Chalmer
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Common female occupations for Chamberses in 1921
Dressmaker
627
Domestic Servant
437
General Servant Domestic
414
Laundress
367
General Servant
323
Common male occupations for Chamberses in 1921
Coal Miner
851
Agricultural Labourer
794
General Labourer
533
Farm Labourer
421
Farmer
392
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