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Church in Trollenhagen with Ruby Wolcott (Nehrenz)
SS Borussia (The ship that brought the Nehrenz Family to the USA)
Our Earliest Ancestral Neighborhood in the US (Cleveland)
Emma Martens, Hanna Martens with Percy Nehrenz in Lakewood, Ohio
Friend, Friedrick Nehrenz, William Nehrenz, Friedrika Nehrenz, and Henry or August Nehrenz
Frederick and Frederika Nehrenz
Henry and Mary Nehrenz
William Nehrenz
(Clockwise) Fred, Elsie, Carrie, Carl, Esther Nehrenz
William and Zoda Nehrenz
August and Anna Nehrenz
Reunion of some of the Frederick Nehrenz Family
The house where Johann Christian and Marie Nehrenz lived at 7 Auburn St. (now 1026 Auburn St.) in Cleveland, OH. from 1872-80. From 1869-71 they lived at 134 Wade Ave (which I-90 removed)
Tombstone in Lutheran Cemetery in Cleveland, Ohio Friedrich Nehrenz b May 5, 1844 d Aug 28, 1906 Friedrika Nehrenz b Feb 25, 1844 d Oct 23, 1906
Johann Christian Theodor Nehrenz was baptized on March 12, 1820 in Trollenhagen, Germany. Then in Cleveland he sat and listened to sermons preached from this pulpit, after having left his ancestral church where he was confirmed in 1834. What faith it took to move his whole family in 1869 to America, when he was already 49 years old!
Bertha Nehrenz Schaloske 1958
Entrance to the Monroe Street Cemetery in Cleveland, Ohio where Christian and Freidrika Nehrenz are buried.
Pastor Gunther Schulz at the front door of the Church in Trollenhagen (where all our Nehrenz ancestors entered to attend the Divine Service)
Trollenhagen
Left to Right. JoAnn Nehrenz, Verna Nehrenz, Bernice (Nehrenz) Bowers and Ruby (Nehrenz) Wolcott
JoAnn (Artrip) Nehrenz, John Nehrenz Wedding
Verna, John, Thelda, Zoda, William, Ruby, Bernice Nehrenz
Isabelle, Edith, Walter, Bertha Schaloske
The photo says it all
Mary Rupprecht Nehrenz at her home in Lakewood, Ohio with Percy Nehrenz and his wife Lucy Polodna Nehrenz in 1939.
This is the Castle on Battery Park where all the Nehrenz’s coming from Germany would have walked through the doors to enter the United States.
William Nehrenz and Christine Beth
Children of Christina and William Nehrenz
This is the house at 2930 W. 12th St. in Cleveland, Ohio where the William Nehrenz family lived for 44 years.
Mary Rupprecht Nehrenz
SS Borussia
The William Nehrenz Family
Mary Rupprecht Nehrenz at her home in Lakewood, Ohio with Percy Nehrenz and his wife Lucy Polodna Nehrenz in 1939.
Lutheran Church in Trollenhagen
Henry and Mary (Rupprecht) Nehrenz
(c) Rev. David Nehrenz 2020, Website by Dr. Guy Nehrenz Updated 01/24/2020
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