Read and translate German word, Please

[treeworm]

Hi all, can anyone help me decipher and translate to english this word, the one above the name Joh. Conrad Winter. I believe it to be his trade but just can't find out what it says exactly.

Thank you

[sugarbakers]

Might it be the street he lived/worked in ... Str at end of word reads Strasse.

Bryan

[treeworm]

Most of the names have the trade or occupation above. I thought the end bit could be an abbreviation for 'meister'. Have tried in translators many different variations of the word but nothing comes up.

[lininberks]

I think it is Tischlermeister - master carpenter

Linda

[treeworm]

  I would never have thought that the first letter was a 'T' but it makes sense. Thank you Linda!

[sugarbakers]

After my spectacularly incorrect suggestion, may I please ask if there are any folks on that tree in the sugar trade ... Zucker~   ?

Thank you,
Bryan

[treeworm]

Hi Bryan, your answer was perfectly reasonable and thanks for taking the time to peruse it 

 I've looked at the chart and no-one seems to be in the sugar industry. There is a connection with the sugar industry but not in Germany. On our tree is a Paul Isenberg 1837-1903 who went to Hawaii and was in the sugar cane business. He married a granddaughter of Johann Conrad Winter, (Margerete Wobetha 'Beta' Glade 1846-1933). Paul was from Dransfeld, Germany.

[sugarbakers]

How interesting. He's mentioned in one of my books ... a Member of the House of Nobles.

Will PM.

Thank you,
Bryan.