Webb Family Tree - Person Sheet
Webb Family Tree - Person Sheet
MemoDied from injuries (including a broken hip) sustained when he was overcome by heat and fell two weeks earlier.
MemoThe newspaper and deat record call it the Stanton Cemetery.
Census1880, Fremont, Page County, IA, USA3675
MemoLine 15: A. Noren age 28, born in Sweden. Occupation is preacher. Living in Falk household.
Census1895, Stanton, Montgomery County, IA, USA2126
MemoLine 25: Adolf Norin, age 42, born in Sweden.
Census1900, Frankfort, Montgomery County, IA, USA2026
MemoLine 47: Adolph Noren, age 48, born in April 1852 in Sweden. Widowed. Immigrated in 1879 at age of 21.
Census1910, Frankfort, Montgomery County, IA, USA2151
MemoLine 51: Adolph Norin, age 58, born in Sweden. Immigrated in 1879. Married 29 years.
Census1920, Frankfort, Montgomery County, IA, USA2128
MemoLine 25: Adolph Noren, age 67. Born in Sweden. Immigrated in 1879.
Census1930, Red Oak, Montgomery County, IA, USA2159
MemoLine 97: Adolph Noren, age 77 born in Sweden. First married at age of 21.
Employment1887, Stanton Evangelical Covenant Church, Stanton, Montgomery County, IA, USA3676
MemoFirst permanent full-time pastor--from 1887 - 1902
FlagsClergy, Deceased, Immigrant
Spouses
ChildrenCarl Adolph (1881-1954)
Victor Emanuel (1883-1933)
Ida Johanna (1885-1982)
Oscar Nathaniel (1887-1942)
David Theodore (1889-1975)
Emma Charlotte (1891-1974)
Sarah Wilhelmina (1894-1949)
John Edwin (1896-1914)
UNNAMED (Died as Infant) (1899-1899)
Birth25 Jan 1863, Hjo, Skaraborgs County, Sweden, Scandinavia3678
BurialMission Cemetery, Frankfort, Montgomery County, IA, USA3678
FatherAnders Erlandson (1821-1908)
MotherAnna Sofia Svan (1824-1894)
ChildrenHerbert William (1902-1995)
Elvira Rebecka (1903-1989)
Margarett Agnes (1907-2007)
Irene Victoria Christine (1911-1997)
Notes for Rev. Adolph Noren
I believe I found Adolph in the 1880 US Census in Fremont, Page County, IA.3675 However, there is no listing for Emma with him OR with her family in Lincoln, Lucas County, IA.
Here is his obituary from the Chariton Herald-Patriot:
Rev. A. Noren, 82, who many years ago was pastor of the Swedish Mission church in Chariton, died Monday forenoon at his home in Red Oak, following injuries sustained about two weeks previous when he fell and broke his hip, after being partly overcome by the heat.
A brief funeral service was held at the Sellergren Funeral Home in Red Oak on Wednesday afternoon at 1:30 o’clock, and at 2:30 rites were held at teh Swedish Mission church in Stanton, and were conducted by Rev. Wm. Johnson, of Fremont, assisted by Rev. Strandburg, of Stanton, Rev. Hawkinson, of Red Oak, Rev. Hartman, of Essex, and Rev. Axelson, of near Red Oak. Burial was in the Stanton cemetery.
REv. Adolph Noren was a son of Adolph and Marie Noren, and was born in Sweden on April 14, 1852. He was eighty-two years old his last birthday and had been in fairly good health for a man of his age and activities. During his youth he became interested in the ministry and in Sweden he bacame a pastor. He continued this work when he came to America in 1879. Sixty of his 82 years were in the ministry. he held pastorates, first in Sweden, and in America at Chariton, Stanton and Fremont, Iowa, and in San Francisco and Fresno, Calif.
in January, 1881, Rev. Noren was married to Emma Charlotte Larson in San Francisco, Calif., who died about 1898. They were the parents of three sons and three daughters. Carl, Mrs. Ida Swenson, Oscar and Sarah, of Freson, Calif.; David, of Oberlin, Kansas; and Emma, of Red Oak. In October, 1900, Mr. Noren was married to Emma Erlandson, of Chariton, who survives him. They were the parents of three daughters and one son. Alveda and Margaret, of REd Oak, and Irene and Herbert, of Chicago.
G. N. Larson, Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Larson, David Erlandson, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Johnson and Mrs. Frank Swanson attended the funeral services in Stanton yesterday.2129
Here is his obituary from the Chariton Herald-Patriot:
Rev. A. Noren, 82, who many years ago was pastor of the Swedish Mission church in Chariton, died Monday forenoon at his home in Red Oak, following injuries sustained about two weeks previous when he fell and broke his hip, after being partly overcome by the heat.
A brief funeral service was held at the Sellergren Funeral Home in Red Oak on Wednesday afternoon at 1:30 o’clock, and at 2:30 rites were held at teh Swedish Mission church in Stanton, and were conducted by Rev. Wm. Johnson, of Fremont, assisted by Rev. Strandburg, of Stanton, Rev. Hawkinson, of Red Oak, Rev. Hartman, of Essex, and Rev. Axelson, of near Red Oak. Burial was in the Stanton cemetery.
REv. Adolph Noren was a son of Adolph and Marie Noren, and was born in Sweden on April 14, 1852. He was eighty-two years old his last birthday and had been in fairly good health for a man of his age and activities. During his youth he became interested in the ministry and in Sweden he bacame a pastor. He continued this work when he came to America in 1879. Sixty of his 82 years were in the ministry. he held pastorates, first in Sweden, and in America at Chariton, Stanton and Fremont, Iowa, and in San Francisco and Fresno, Calif.
in January, 1881, Rev. Noren was married to Emma Charlotte Larson in San Francisco, Calif., who died about 1898. They were the parents of three sons and three daughters. Carl, Mrs. Ida Swenson, Oscar and Sarah, of Freson, Calif.; David, of Oberlin, Kansas; and Emma, of Red Oak. In October, 1900, Mr. Noren was married to Emma Erlandson, of Chariton, who survives him. They were the parents of three daughters and one son. Alveda and Margaret, of REd Oak, and Irene and Herbert, of Chicago.
G. N. Larson, Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Larson, David Erlandson, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Johnson and Mrs. Frank Swanson attended the funeral services in Stanton yesterday.2129