For Jänen there are 2 on Yasni with different names.
Among the most common last names on Yasni Jänen is on position 4525.
The former pastor of the parish Winterspelt, Mr. Franz Kelkel has researched the following (as of 03/10/1987): The root "Jan" (other forms Joens, Janne, Jennings, Gennen; derived from Jan = John) starts with Nik. Joen from Alster, on 28 Jan. 1793 with Elis. (From "Heenan," today Winkelmann) were married Heinen. Jan. This family is the father of Jan parish in Winterspelt. His end was tragic because he was the victim of wolves imported rabies. In the death register of the parish is: Today, on 28 May 1807 wide, provided with the holy sacraments death Jan. Nicholas, husband of Elizabeth Heinen. He died of rabies. On 12 March was penetrated at noon a rabid wolf in the village and had two people on the hands, but him bitten on the head. They had made Rommersheim (20 km walk) Brought drug, but on 25 May broke from the disease. After his death, the village remained in great fear contagion back before. Rommersheim The drug it was a so-called "Hubert Schlüsel" with the bite wounds were literally burned out.
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