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27 Mar 1834
Kratzig Koeslin, Hinterpommern, Prussia, Germany
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30 Jul 1884
Ithaca, Saunders County, Nebraska
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REFERENCE: "Autobiography of William Noerenberg, A Short Sketch of My Life", Stanton, Nebraska, February 15, 1937. Friedrich Noerenberg, father of William Noerenberg, was born out of wedlock and his father was Goetz who lived in Kratzig, Hinterpommern, Prussia, Germany. Friedrich Noerenberg married Wilhemine Charlotte Henriette Westphal September 1864, when he was 30 years old, and she was 36. Immigrated to the United States in May 1882. Friedrich Noerenberg was killed by lighting July 30, 1884, while shocking grain on the farm near Ithaca, Nebraska. By Order of His Majesty the King, a keepsake cross for combatants, crafted from conquered cannon bronze, which was established by His Very Highest Authortity, is hereby granted to Soldier Carl Norenberg of the 5th (?) Company of the 2nd (?) Pomeranian Militia, Regiment No. 9, in recognition of his loyal participation in the Campaign of 1866. Presented by the undersigned Pillau, the 18th of June, 1867. Certificate of Rightfull Ownership issued to Soldier Carl Friedrich Norenberg, worker of Bitziker, of the Royal (?) Principality of the 1st (?) Company of the 2nd Battalion (Coslin), 2nd Pomeranian Militia, Regiment No.9, has meritiously qualified to receive this service award, established by His Royal Majesty on January 1st, 1842, and after same has been bestowed, is hereby granted this certificate of righful ownership, Coslin, December 11, 1871. In 1871, the German Empire was formed; prior to that date Germany consisted of a Confederation of States, of which Prussia was one. Rulers of Prussia were King Frederick William IV ruled 1840-1861, then his brother King William I (1797-1888) ruled 1861-1888, being crowned Emperor of Germany in 1871. Then his son Emperor Frederick III (1831-1888) ruled during 1888, the year he died; followed by his son Emperor Kaiser William II (1851-1941) who ruled 1888 - World War I. GERMANS TO AMERICA, list of passangers arriving at U.S. Ports, Volume 42, March 1882-May 1882, edited by Ira A. Glazier and P. William Filby: pages 327-328, lists the ship HOHENSTAUFFEN leaving Bremen, Germany and arriving in New York May 8, 1882, with passangers NOEHRENBERG, Fried 48 M LABR, Wilhelm 53 M LABR, George 16 M LABR, Albert 14 M LABR; TIMM, Fried 49 M LABR, Alwine 43 F W, Albertine 17 F SVNT, Hermann 12 M CHILD, August 9 M CHILD, Friedrich 7 M CHILD, Albert 4 M CHILD, Anna 2 F CHILD; REXILIUS, Albert 23 M LABR, Hulda 23 F W. Friedrich NOERENBERG was buried, with wife Wilhelmine, at Zion Evangelical Church, 2-1/2 miles south and 1/2 mile east of Ithaca, Saunders County, Nebraska; gravestone monument marked "FRIEDRICK NOERENBERG, APR. 25, 1834 - JULY 30, 1884, WILHELMINA, HIS WIFE, DEC 4, 1828 - JUNE 20, 1884, AT REST". William Noerenberg in his autobiography notes Friedrick's birthday as April 21, 1834, instead of April 25, 1834 as inscribed on his gravestone monument. Other public records show Friedrich's birth date as March 27, 1834 and christening March 31, 1834, which are thought to be the correct dates.
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