Nope, it's not the same family. Our neighbor was A. Chandler "Chan" Berry, spelled with an E.
Tales, don't let the difference in the spelling prevent you from further research.
Ya gotta remember that there were many, many more "
spelling changes" made in names by County Clerks, Circuit Clerks, etc. than there ever was by approval by a Judge.
Back in the 19th and first half of the 20th Century there were still many, many people who could not read or write and when they got married, bought property, got arrested, etc. ..... and was asked what their name was and how to spell it, .... "DUH", they didn't know how to spell it. Especially many of those who migrated West toward California. So, the person writing it down
on a Legal Document had no way to check or verify family references for the correct spelling, ..... thus
spelled it however he/she wanted to ...... and forever after that was how that person name and all of his decendents's name was spelled.
Many such variations in names was due to the Nationality/heritage of the Clerk writing it down. For instance, my ancestral name is German, circa 1600, spelled with a “K”, Koger. But somewhere along the way in the late 1700's or1800’s an Englishman in America spelled it with a “C” and changed the “e” to an “a” making it Cogar. And there are other spellings but their origins are all the same.
