Ann Marie Ackermann is a former American lawyer, now living in Germany. Her book, Death of an Assassin, the true story of a 19th century German murderer who died defending Robert E. Lee in battle, will be published by Kent State University Press in 2017.
This may be weird but i was looking into acenstry .com
and in research i believe Cesario Menchaca from your book may
have been my great-great-great grandfather through Magadalena Forst. I was wondering if you had any information on her and her parents and also on him. I think this may have been his second wife.
I reside in Satx
That’s fascinating, Sara. Have you tried to contact Cynthia Massey directly? Because I’m just the one who interviewed her, I can’t do anything more to help you. Here’s a link to her blog, and you can contact her there. Good luck!
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This may be weird but i was looking into acenstry .com
and in research i believe Cesario Menchaca from your book may
have been my great-great-great grandfather through Magadalena Forst. I was wondering if you had any information on her and her parents and also on him. I think this may have been his second wife.
I reside in Satx
That’s fascinating, Sara. Have you tried to contact Cynthia Massey directly? Because I’m just the one who interviewed her, I can’t do anything more to help you. Here’s a link to her blog, and you can contact her there. Good luck!
I’m one of his grand daughters my mom is a Menchaca
That is interesting! I would consider letting Cynthia know. You might be able to contribute something to history.