Hi Simona,
first welcome to this fantastic resource site and forum. It may well be worth you searching this hugely informative site for the Cam/Camm/Chamm/Kam etc names, all of which are shown within the PRs. Don't forget spelling variations such as this often occurred even as recent as the early 20th century. You can search both within this Forum and also via the separate search icon on the lefthand menubar of the site's home page. Hopefully this might give you more information wrt the name.

I suggest that sadly for you it's unlikely that Carole will see your post. If you look at her username on the thread its not appearing as blue, this means she's not been active on the site for over 12 months, in fact her post was 477 days ago as you can see. If the name had been a blue hyperlink you could have sent a private message directly into her home email account, often more effective at getting a reply, but sadly not now as it's been disabled thro lack of use.
http://www.forest-of-dean.net/?Help_FAQ_General_FAQ#faq6

If you try contacting the sites owners (see "Contact Us" in top blue menu bar) its possible they may be able to help you).

Re your Cam surname I suspect from a British viewpoint the more recent Cams/Camms are linked to people living near the two River Cams, the more famous one running through Cambridge in East Anglia and the smaller but perfectly formed one in North Gloucestershire. Indeed this interesting website compiled from 1881 Census Population Distribution Data shows this to be so
http://gbnames.publicprofiler.org/Map.aspx?name=CAMM&year=1881&altyear=1998&...

For researching British surnames this British website can be of interest, as you can see the Camm name is recorded way back in Domesday times. Apparently the word Cam meant "crooked" (as in shape, not personal trait!).
http://www.surnamedb.com/Surname/camm

Regarding spelling variations I can well believe the name could also have Asian origins too (Kham ??) which might be particularly relevant for you in Eastern Europe ?.

Hope this helps, good luck, Jeff

(PS Fwiw the most famous Cam I know, speaking as a mechanical engineer, is Sir Sidney Camm, the designer of famous Hawker military aircraft of WW2 such as the Hurricane, which contrary to popular myth re the Spitfire had an equally significant effect in the Battle of Britain).

Marriage at Yate

????? Robert CARN - Elizabeth WALL - 15 April 1805

On the 1841 Census, Middx - Francis has Anne CAM age 20 (not born in County)- with the family

YATE ST MARY
George: 27 April 1806

Ann - christened 9 April 1820 - Robert (Labourer) and Betty

Eliza - 12 May 1822 - Robert (Labourer) and Betty

1861 Census, Glos. Iron Acton

Ann CAM - age 41, unmarried born Yate
George CAM - age 43 - unmarried born Yate

There is also a Robert CAM with his family on the 1861 census from Yate and he has called one of his son's Francis

? Have you got all the baptisms details of their children - as the Parish Register copies are on Ancestry for example

Mary Elizabeth CAM - christened 3 January 1836 - St Andrew Undershaft - address 5 Brown's Buildings, Francis (trunkmaker) and Christina

Francis & Christiana had 3 children baptised together (15 October 1843) at St Katherine Cree - their address, Hand & Pen Court, and Francis is listed as a Trunk Maker....
George, Eliza and Christiana

The actual copy Marriage Entry for Francis CAM and Christina CHEESEMAN - is on Ancestry

City of London, Christchurch
Newgate Street
15 March 1835

Francis CAM of this Parish (Bachelor) and Christina CHEESEMAN (Spinster) of this Parish

witnesses: Sophia PARRY CHEESEMAN and H BURRELL

Curate Willm GOODE

On Ancestry

England & Wales Christening records

Sophia PARRY CHEESEMAN - christened 13 March 1814, Leyton, Essex, parents John & Mary

quite a few births on ancestry at Leyton Essex of CHEESEMAN & PARRY CHEESEMAN (father John & Mary, but also John & Nancy) including

Christiana CHEESEMAN 10 July 1808, (father John & Nancy)

possible :- born 1778 ish

Year: 1829
Month: Aug
Day: 20
Surname: CAM
Forenames: Benjamin
Residence: Kempley
Age_at_death: 51
Officiating_Minister: Rich[ard] Brooke Curate
Event: Burial
Cause_of_death:
Memoranda:
Notes:
Register_Reference: P188 IN 1/18
Page_No: 7
Parish_Chapel: Kempley

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Year: 1778
Month: Mar
Day: 8
Parents_Surname: CAM
Child_Forenames: Benjamin
Fathers_Forenames: [not stated]
Mothers_Forenames: Frances
Mothers_Surname:
Residence: Redmarley D'Abitot
Occupation:
Officiating_Minister: John Morton Rector
Event: Baptism
Memoranda:
Notes: Illegi[t]
Register_Reference: P265 IN 1/2
Page_Number:
Parish_Chapel: Redmarley

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This tree is on Ancestry with loads of information including this....

1841 Census, Worcestershire, Old Swinford, District 24

Phoebe KNOWLES - 50 - Nailer - born in County
Reuben CAM - 20 - Miner - not born in County
Jemima CAM - 20 - Nailer - ditto
Caroline CAM - 13 - ditto
Benjamin CAM - born in County

Benjamin CAMM - born 1778 in Redmarley D'Abitot, Gloucestershire (mother Frances)

married

Phoebe TAYLOR, 20 November 1808, Cradley, Worcestershire age 30

including this info

Hannah CANN's brother Reuben and his fiancee Ann SHERWOOD were witnesses at Hannah and Richard's (SOLEY's) wedding. A year later Reuben and Ann married in the same church.

It is a SOLEY public member's family tree on Ancestry - I'll send him an email about your request.