Holzemer

Holzemer is a surname of German origin. It is likely derived from a place name, possibly referring to a farm or settlement located near a wood or forest (Holz) belonging to or associated with someone named "Emer" or a similar variant. The element "Holz" in German translates to "wood" or "timber." The "emer" portion is less straightforward and may be a shortened form of a given name, or derived from a local topographic feature. Further research into historical records in regions where the name is prevalent would be necessary to determine the specific origin of the name in any particular family line. The surname is relatively uncommon.