On August 5, 2026 I had the good fortune to visit Adelshofen, which is still a small village in Germany less than 2 hours drive from Frankfurt.
These elder gentlemen gathered here
Here we are standing in front of City Hall
Imagine my delight as we pulled into town and I recognized this building from my family research, confirming I was in the right place!
Evangelische Pfarrkirche St. Nazarius Built 1830–1834/35 in the classical Weinbrenner style by architect Karl August Schwarz. Distinctive half-round (semi-rotunda) floor plan and prominent clock tower. Built on the site of the church Johann Dietrich and Andreas were baptized in.
Photo of the back borrowed from the wiki page here: https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/St._Nazarius_(Adelshofen)
Ludwig von Neipperg († 21/25 December 1570)
Anna Maria von Neipperg († 1571)
Photo borrowed from the wiki page here: https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/St._Nazarius_(Adelshofen)
Cemetery directly behind the church has modern headstones. An apple orchard is next to it and open field behind it that is very likely part of the original burial grounds.