Carl Rödenbeck

Carl Germanus Siegfried Roedenbeck (born November 20, 1811 in Berlin ; † May 22, 1871 ibid) was a lawyer , judicial commissioner , lawyer and notary in Grünberg in Silesia and later worked as a judicial advisor and lawyer at the Upper Tribunal in Berlin .

Life

Roedenbeck was born in Berlin as the son of the businessman and historical writer Karl Heinrich Siegfried Rödenbeck and his first wife Anna Dorothea Kohlhepp. He completed his school education there in the gray monastery with the Abitur. He began studying law and took his first exam in 1832 and his second in 1835 . In 1840, after the third examination, he was appointed judge judge. He then initially worked as a lawyer in Wittstock.

Roedenbeck was married to Pauline Alexandrine Marie Patzig since 1842. The marriage had six children.

In 1845 he received the appointment for justice commissioner and notary for the green Bergisch district in Silesia, where he was in 1848 in the 12th Silesian constituency for deputies of the National Assembly in Frankfurt elected, until 18 August of the year to which he belonged on May 31 as a non-attached Members. Roedenbeck was a Freemason and from 1849 belonged to the "Erwin for Light and Law" lodge in Grünberg and from 1855 as an honorary member of the "To the biederen Vereinigung" lodge in Glogau . He was also chairman of the constitutional association in Grünberg.

He received the patent as a judicial councilor in 1853. After 18 years of activity in Grünberg, he was then appointed to the upper tribunal in Berlin in 1863. There he died in 1871 after a long illness.

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• Acta personalia of the Royal High Tribunal, formerly holdings: Central State Archives Merseburg Hist. Dept. II 2.5.10 No. 301
• Brandenburg State Main Archive (BLHA) 5 D Wittstock 1427

literature

• Biographical outlines of the members of the German constituent national assembly, Frankfurt 1848, pp. 58–59
• List of members of the Constitution of the Great National Mother Lodge of the Prussian States, named for the three globes, working St. Johannis Freemason Lodge "for the honest association" and the associated delegated Old Scottish Lodge for the perfection in the Orient to Great Glogau. For the Marer year 1855, Glogau, p. 13
• List of members of the lodge "Erwin for Light and Law", Grünberg 1870, p. 5
• August Förster: From Grünberg's past , Grünberg 1900, p. 358ff
• Hugo Schmidt: History of the City of Grünberg , Grünberg 1922, p. 776ff
• Ewald Bucher: The lawyers in the Frankfurt Parliament , Munich 1941 (Diss. Jur. Masch. Schr.)
• Ernst Clauss: Book of the city of Grünberg in Schlesien , Frankfurt / Main 1964, p. 66ff
• Ursula Schulz: The Members of the Province of Silesia in the Frankfurt Parliament , In: Yearbook of the Silesian Friedrich-Wilhelms-Universität zu Breslau XII / 1967, Würzburg 1967, p. 198
• Rainer Koch (Ed.): The Frankfurt National Assembly 1848/49. An encyclopedia of the members of the German Constituent Assembly. Kunz, Kelkheim 1989, ISBN 3-923420-10-2 .
• Walter Schmidt: The Silesian Democracy of 1848/49, History and Actors , I. and II. Half Volume, Berlin 2012, ISBN 978-3-86464-014-8 and ISBN 978-3-86464-015-5