von Jöllenbeck

[marisca lrommel]

Hi Guys.

Does anyone know who von Jöllenbeck could be in the third Reich?

When I search in google I only get a German population

Thanks

[der-hase-fee]

I would suggest you post the quote, which contains "von Jöllenbeck". Could well be that it talks about where he/she was from.

[marisca lrommel]

This appears in two volumes of the "Reichsgessetzblatt" that I have recently acquired:
"Boden von Jöllenbeck"

[Gerdan]

I did not find a noble family named "von Jöllenbeck" but there is a city district of Bielefeld called Jöllenbeck

https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/J%C3%B6llenbeck

https://www.bielefeld.de/de/bz/joe/

Gerdan

[der-hase-fee]

Boden is not a first name either. It's German for soil. I read the handwriting as:

Boden
(von Jöllenbeck)

[marisca lrommel]

Boden is not a first name either. It's German for soil. I read the handwriting as:

Boden
(von Jöllenbeck)

Boden is very used by the Germans to say "found in"

[marisca lrommel]

I did not find a noble family named "von Jöllenbeck" but there is a city district of Bielefeld called Jöllenbeck

https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/J%C3%B6llenbeck

https://www.bielefeld.de/de/bz/joe/

Gerdan

Thanks Gerdan is the same as I found on the internet.

Possibly it means that these volumes of the Reichsgessetzblatt were found in the archives of the Government of the district or region of Jöllembeck.

[Richard]

"von" designates "from". In names it can usually be attributed to show where the family is from. In this case I think marisca lrommel is correct in the assumption that this indicates where these books are from geographically.
Richard V

[der-hase-fee]

Boden is very used by the Germans to say "found in"

As a native I should be familiar with it, but this is the first time I hear this.

[Stan]

I agree.

For me "Boden" means "ground" not found in!

Stan

[Erich B.]

Same here. It could be that 'Boden' was the person's name and von Jöllenbeck the office location.
Erich

[Stan]

Erich,

The same thought occurred to me - the guy's name was Boden!

If you Google search the name "Boden" there are several around.

Stan

[marisca lrommel]

In my experience as a collector I have seen the word "Boden" used many times when it comes to saying that it has been found in a specific place. For example in ebay.de (ebay of Germany) many articles described like "bodenfund in an abandoned farm" are seen

[marisca lrommel]

Boden fund=bottomless fund
it's like saying found buried or hidden in ...

[marisca lrommel]

Keep in mind that these copies were used and corrected with annotations and labels that indicated that a specific Law or Rule had been updated by another norm, so it is clear that they were part of a file of the Local Government, a dependency of the Army or another dependency or Secretary of the Government ..