Alfred Cammeyer's Nom De Plumes?

[Joel Hooks]

Was there ever a list of these published?  I am presuming that any music published in the Banjo World or by Cammyer under a name that I have never read otherwise is likely Cammeyer, is this a safe bet?

Here is an example, notice that the name is kinda a pun.

https://archive.org/details/frogs-dance-s-m-lander-cammeyer

It is a great piece, but be careful, I wore though my fingertip practicing this too much. 

[Joel Hooks]

Thanks for the recording, that is good playing and sings in true zither banjo style.

Strangely enough I found a piece of music tonight that was owned by White, not manuscript though (not to say that I don’t have any, boxes and boxes of unsorted manuscripts will have to wait).

[thereallyniceman]

Hi Richard, You can't beat a bit of pedantry!   :-)

This is the original recording with an E.  So, you are correct, nothing to do with Wedgwood pottery.

Richard William Ineson said:

A bit of pedantry, Wedgewood with an 'E' is not the famous potting family.