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Origin of Kram Total Records: 2  Origin of Kram, Meaning of Kram Origin: researching Kramers that emigrated from Seewald, Russia to the U.S. abt. 1907, entered the States at Galveston, TX. Migrated to Kansas then to Colorado. Surnames: Kramer Submitted by: Darin Grimsley Origin of Kram, Meaning of Kram Origin: KRAMER, it means a "Peddler" or today a small shop keeper and by extension can mean a retale clerk. A synonym would be in German "Kleinhandler" "Every Kramer (peddler) is proud of his Kram (wares or of what he Peddles)" -from an old German saying. Surnames: Kramer Submitted by: Kramer, Jack 2/17/2012 12:19 PM Page 1 of 1

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