Why Everyone in the Middle Ages Seemed to Have the Same Name - Medievalists.net
In the late fifteenth-century collection of mystical poetry from the Franciscan convent at Villingen, the twenty-two named nuns include several with the name Agnes, reflecting the popularity of saints' names at baptism.
Woman abandoned on a hillside meets birth parents 60 years later
Rachel Rollinson, who was adopted at a young age, embarked on a journey to discover her roots, unveiling profound family dynamics that shaped her life.