Johann Frederich Wilhelm NOERENBERG, REVEREND

                   REFERENCE: REIM, Herman A., 1954-1972; genealogical file.
VERMAZEN, John & Beulah, 23 Feb 1998; was a farmer near Ithaca, Saunders
County, Nebraska; not a Reverend.
FUNERAL SERVICE PROGRAM; Evangelical United Brethern Church, Ithaca, Nebraska,
23 Jun 1957.

While farming, he in addition sold hybrid seed corn.
                  

                   REFERENCE: REIM, Herman A., 1954-1972; genealogical files.
VERMAZEN, John & Beulah, 23 Feb 1998; family group record shows Emma never
married, and died 31 Oct 1983.
FUNERAL SERVICE PROGRAM; Calvary United Methodist Church, Fremont, Nebraska, 4
Nov 1983.
SOCIAL SECURITY DEATH INDEX, SSN 508-24-1593, born 18 Sep 1992, death Oct 1983,
last residence 68025, Fremont, Dodge county, Nbraska.

Emma assumed role of a preacher's wife, for her father, when her mother
died in 1919, and helped raise the younger children.  Later did sales clerk and
office work.
                  

                   REFERENCE: REIM, Herman A., 1954-1972; genealogical files, graduated from
Madison High School, Madison, Madison County, Nebraska, 19 May 1914.
VERMAZEN, John & Beulah, 23 Feb 1998; starting with Beulah's father, Frederick
William NOERENBERG, all the children dropped the "NOER" to "NOR" in adult age,
except Olga Fredericka NOERENBERG.
SENIOR CLASS COMMENCEMENT NOTICE; graduated from Madison High School, Nebraska,
19 May 1914.
FUNERAL SERVICE PROGRAM; First Presbyterian Church, Wahoo, Nebraska, 14 Dec
1957.
SOCIAL SECURITY DEATH INDEX, SSN 506-20-0899, born 7 Jul 1894, death Dec 1967,
last reesidence 68066 Wahoo, Saundeers County, Nebraska.

Farmed south of Ithaca, Saunders County, Nebraska.  Worked at Nebraska Ordance
Plant, Mead, Saunders County, Nebraska, during World War II.
                  

                   REFEREENC: REIM, Herman A., 1954-1972; genealogical files.
VERMAZEN, John & Beulah, 23 Feb 1998; noted Jesse Herman NOERENBERG was
a Reverend, and family group record showed marriage 30 Mar 1926.

Following information from April 2000, phone conservation of Maurla Haehlen
with Don NORENBERG, Cleveland, Ohio, son of Jesse NORENBERG; Jesse's body given
to medical school - memorial marker for Jesse and wife Loretta in Loretta
PAGEL'S family plot, Stevens Point, Portage County, Wisconsin.  After
graduation from the Seminary, Jesse served at (1) Lake Mills Congregational
Church, Lake Mills, Wisconsin; (2) First Congregational Church, Sparta,
Wisconsin; (3) First Congegational Church, Eau Claire, Wisconsin; (4)
Congregational Church, Glen Ellen, Illinois; and (5) Superintendent of
Wisconsin Conference of Congregational Church in Madison, Wisconsin.
                  

                   REFERENCE: REIM, Herman A., 1954-1972; genealogical files.
VERMAZEN, John & Beulah, 23 Feb 1998; noted Hugo Amos NOERENBERG as a Reverend,
married to Mildred FOSLER 28 May 1930, Milford, Seward Co., Nebraska; died in
Florida and was cremated.
SOCIAL SCURITY DEATH INDEX, SSN 267-44-0066, issued in Florida.

From personal interview April 18 and 19, 2000 by Marula (HAEHLEN) WHITE with
Mildred (NORENBERG) BARNES (96 years old), wife of Hugo until his death.
Minister of Evangelical Church, Murdock, Nebraska, 1928-1933; United Methodist
Church, Culbertson, Nebraska, 1933-1941; 1941 moved to Hot Springs for a year
to recover from 1941 heart attack - had serious arthritis and eyeritis (sp?)
also.  Spent time in the Army/Navy Hospital.  Warm weather helped arthritis so
after a year moved in 1942 to St. Petersburg, Florida.  Summer supply minister
numerous years for Pass-a-Grille Community Church, St. Petersburg.  Worked as
a counselor at the United Brethern Church in St. Petersburg for a time.  Worked
with Norenberg Novities - hand painted shell and fish scale coustome jewelry.
Hugo died peacefully in his sleep.
                  

                   REFERENCE: REIM, Herman A., 1954-1972; genealogical file.
TREPTOW, family group record, never married.
CHURCH SERVICE, 22 Nov 1997; was a graduate of Sutton High School, recieved
her Bachelor of Arts Degree from Westmar College at LeMars, Iowa; Masters Degree
from the University of Nebraska at Lincoln, and pursued further studies at the
Univesity of Denver.  Meta taught high school at Harvard and Alliance,
Nebraska; at Peru State Teachers College, Elmhurst College at Elmhurst,
Illinois; and Professor of English at State University College at Buffalo, New
York.  Meta retired from her teaching profession in 1965, and moved to Fremont,
Nebraska.
SOCIAL SECURITY DEATH INDEX; SSN 521-52-4103, born 23 Jan 1901, death 20 Mov
1997, last residence 68025 Fremont, Dodge County, Nebraska; issued Colorado
1956 and 1957.
                  

                   REFERENCE: REIM, Herman A., 1954-1972; genealogical files.
VERMAZEN, John & Beulah, 23 Feb 1998, Reverend William NOERENBERG (1865-1957)
family group record. Died as a 6 year old youngster.
OBITUARY; Loveland Reporter Weekly, April 29, 1909, 5 years, 5 months and 1
day.  The family lived in Loveland 1906-1910.
                  

                   RFERENCE: REIM, Herman A., 1954-1972; genealogical files.
NOERENBERG, William, 15 Feb 1996; Autobiography.
TREPTOW, family group record.

Maurla Kleone (HAEHLEN) WHITE, daughter of Alma Dorothea (NORENBERG) HAEHLEN,
in 12 Sep 1997 letter to Kenneth M. Reim provide place of death, and that her
parents were cremated and ashes placed at Mt. Ranier, Washington, and at Dream
Lake, Rocky Mountain National Park, Colorado.  Parents memorial markers are
in both the Indian Mound Cemetery, Ithaca, Saunders County, Nebraska, next to
the Norenberg family stone; and in Greenwood Cemetery, Cedar Falls, Black Hawk
County, Iowa, next to the Haehlen family stone.

Maurla WHITE May 10, 2000 provided the following biographic information on her
mother Alma Dorothea NORENBERG as follows.  Dorothy graduated from Norfork High
School in 1923, taught country school 20 miles north of Norfork for one year,
attended Western Union 1924-26, graduated with teaching degree; taught music
and other things in Melvin, Iowa one year, 1926-27; taught music and other
things in Lime Springs four years, 1927-1931.  Was an active minister's wife -
sang in choir, hosted events, taught Sunday School, worked for Palestinian
Rights and Women's Right to Choice.
                  

                   REFERENCE: REIM, Herman A., 1954-1972; genealogical file.
NOERENBERG, William, 15 Feb 1937; autobiography.
TREPTOW, family group record.
VERMAZEN, John & Beulah, 23 Feb 1998; NOERENBERG family group record.
SOCIAL SECURITY DEATH INDEX, SSN 505-40-9871; issued in Nebraska, last residence
not specified, last benefit Wallingford, New Haven Co., Connecticut.

Following on Maurla (HAEHLEN) WHITE April 2000, phone interview with Wilma's
sons, Keith KROON, Rochester, New York, and David KROON, Spring, Texas.  Wilma
and husband Jim are buried in Holland Cemetery, Panama, Nebraska, with husband's
family; both bodies donated to medical school, and ashes recieved and put
there; have a joint stone.  Wilma graduated from 4 years at Hastings College,;
taught school a Regan, Nebraska one year where she met Jim KROON; taught a year
in Seward; mostly a stay-at-home mother; and worked seasonly for a milo seed
company.