15 German Last Names That Expose the Dark Professions of Your Family Tree
German surnames with dark meanings: devil, wrath, misery, fear. We decode 15 German last names, their true origin and meaning, from medieval records to the German American families who carry them today. Surname meaning, name etymology, and German ancestry, one name at a time. THE 15 NAMES Number 15: Teu... Number 14: Sch... Number 13: Gri... Number 12: Stu... Number 11: Ang... Number 10: Kum... Number 9: Die... Number 8: Boe... Number 7: Fin... Number 6: Zor... Number 5: Has... Number 4: Ele... Number 3: Sch... Number 2: Kru... Number 1: Fre... Tell us where you're listening from and which surname you'd like decoded. Any name, any origin. Your comments decide future episodes. You were named by history. #GermanSurnames #Genealogy #FamilyHistory

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