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Monthly Archives: March 2026
The St. Martin’s Eve Murder: A Tale of Betrayal, Orphans, and the “Double” Anna Apollonia
This week’s writing prompt for 52 Ancestors, Week 11: A Turning Point. The murder of Johannes Schönlaub was very much a turning point within the family. Genealogical Research Update: When I originally researched and wrote this article, I believed that … Continue reading
Posted in 52 Ancestors in 52 Weeks, Genealogy, Religious
Tagged 52 Ancestors, Ancestry, Bauernwehr, Books, Catholic, Christian, daily-readings, faith, family history, Family Tree, Gammel, Genealogy, Germany, History, Martinmas, Mattes, Mattessen, Matthes, Matthessen, Minfeld, Nußdorf, Schönlaub, St. Apollonia, St. Martin of Tours, St. Martin's Eve
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