Schamp Name Study
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The name Schamp has seen plenty of other spellings including Shamp, Schamp, Schomp, etc.
Most Schamp families continue to use Schamp up to the early 1900's. My research has found both "des Champs" and "Schamp" to be acceptable for Pierre des Champs/Pieter Schamp. I am inclined to adopt the LNAB for this individual as "des Champs" as it currently is and the following generations as Schamp.
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Schamps in New Netherlands / New Jersey
Marinus Schamp (1570-)'s ancestors migrated to Belgium as Huguenots & Marinus was born in Ekkergem, Gent. Grandson Pieter/Pierre (1636-1693) migrated from Belgium to New Netherland where he married Jannetje Dircks (1653-1698), d/o Dirck Volckertszen and Christina Vigne at Bushwick on Long Island. Pieter's son Justis, George Eschamp (1676-~1760) established a 500+ acre farming plantation in Readington Township, Hunterdon County, New Jersey.
Outliving his son Joost Schamp II (1704-1752) , Justis divided his lands among his 2 grandsons Joost Schamp III, Pieter Schomp (1751-1812)) and his daughters Margrietje McDonald (1739-1773), Femmetje Schamp Vlerevone (1740-1816), Saertje Schamp Emmans (1743-), Kniertje Pittenger (1744-1823) & Annatie Van SIckelen (1746-1821).[1]
| Marriage Year | Date | Schamp | Partner | Source |
| 1803 | 23 Mar | Schamp, Catharine | Biggs, David | (1-72 Cole, J.P.) |
| 1839 | 30 Nov | Schamp, Eliza Ann | Sullivan, John | (3-156 Vanarsdale) |
| 1865 | 29 Oct | Schamp, Emeline | Thompson, Andrew | (4-4 Van Liew) |
| 1824 | 15 Dec | Schamp, George Andrew | Wyckoff, Catherine | (2-273 Schultz) |
| 1847 | 12 Jun | Schamp, George M | Trimmer, Mahala | (3-234 Coxe) |
| 1795 | 5 Jul | Schamp, Henry | Sheets, Margaret | (1-1 Cole, J.P.) |
| 1800 | 12 Jan | Schamp, Isaac | Groff, Mary | (1-38 Hunt) |
| 1867 | 7 Dec | Schamp, Lydia | Lowe, Eli | (4-58 Studdiford) |
| 1825 | 22 Oct | Schamp, Margaret | Hendershot, Aaron | (2-278 Rockafellar, J.P.) |
| 1856 | 9 Jan | Schamp, Mary Elizabeth | Dally, George M | (3-363, Doolittle) |
| 1810 | 9 Jan | Schamp, Peter | Voorhees, Williampe | (1-198 Demarest) |
| 1820 | 16 Nov | Schamp, Rebecca | Hixon, Noah | (3-5 Pearson, J.P.) |
| 1874 | 25 Nov | Schamp, Rebecca A | Closson, Granville | (4-118 Vassar) |
| 1798 | 29 Nov | Schamp, Rebecca | Baker, Elijah | (1-26 Wychoff, P.P.) |
| 1863 | 5 Sep | Schamp, Sarah Maria | Gulick, James | (4-3 Van Liew) |
| 1775 | 2 Feb | Schamp, George | Emens, Mary | S (Part 3: 1773-1795) : 642 |
| 1750 | 14 May | Schamp, Henry | Cock, Margaret | S (Part 1: 1735-1761) : 40 |
| 1744 | 7 Apr | Schamp, Piter | Bodine, Margaret | S (Part 1: 1735-1761) : 40 |
| 1836 | 15 Oct | Schomp, Henry | Leigh, Hannah H | (3-115 Van Arsdale) |
| 1868 | 16 Feb | Schomp, Henry L | Anderson, Matilda | (4-34 Dolittle) |
| 1870 | 9 Feb | Schomp, John V. F. | Polhemus Lydia C | (4-48, 4-63 Van Syckel) |
| 1871 | 6 Jun | Schomp, Leah | Polhemus, Henry | (4-100 Smock) |
| 1870 | 22 Nov | Schomp, Nathaniel | Cox, Martha Jane | (4-72 Voorhees) |
| 1869 | 24 Nov | Schomp, Peter P | Daily, Sarah Ann | (4-48, 4-63 Van Syckel) |
| 1872 | 2 Jun | Schomp, Winfield | Lare, Elizabeth | (4-92 Bellis) |
| 1797 | 10 Dec | Shamp, Amos | Sherrerd, Resign | (1-20 Lambert, J P) |
| 1801 | 24 Oct | Shamp, Elizabeth | Woolverton, Gabriel | (1-54 Reading) |
| 1816 | 16 Nov | Shamp, Ezra | Kitchen, Jerusha | (2-98 Cavanaugh) |
| 1818 | 12 Dec | Shamp, Mary | Reed, Asa | (2-156 Bartolette) |
| 1801 | 4 Apr | Shamp, Mary | Rettinghouse, Jesse | (1-54 Reading) |
Schamps in Ohio up to 1900
Schamps in Kentucky
Schamps in Nebraska
Reverend Peter Sharp Schamp (1816-1906), great grandson of Justis, George Eschamp (1676-~1760), born in Somerset County of New Jersey, was a pioneer settler and surveyor who helped lay out the streets of Lincoln, the capital city of Nebraska.
Schamps in West Prussia
Province of West Prussia (German: Provinz Westpreußen) was a province of Prussia from 1773 to 1829 and 1878 to 1922. West Prussia was established as a province of the Kingdom of Prussia in 1773, formed from Royal Prussia of the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth.
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As far as I know Schimpf is no known surname in Belgium nor Flanders and IMHO has nothing to do with Schamp. Schimpf means scold in German language.