Noah, Adolph & Louise (Hoehle); Clark Co., Wis. History

Bio: Noah, Adolph & Louise (Hoehle)
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----Source: Immanuel Evangelical & Reformed, Warner, WI, Church Records, History of the Lippe-Detmold Settlement in Clark Co., WI

Surnames: Hoehle, Holm, Noah, Straate

 

The Family of Adolph & Louise (Hoehle) Noah

 

Contributed by Shelly (Noah) Holm

 

The Adolph & Louise (Hoehle) Noah Family

 

 

Adolph Noah was born in Dalle, Lippe Detmold, Germany, on Aug. 10, 1858, and was the son of Ludwig and Chartlotte (Straate) Noah.  In the year 1869 he came with his parents to America and they made their home the first four years in the Town of Hermann, Sheboygan County, WI, where he was confirmed in the German Evangelical & Reformed faith.

 

The Log Cabin Built by Ludwig Noah

1893 Warner Township Plat Map

 

 

In the 1873 the Noah family moved to Clark County, WI and settled on a farm in the Town of Warner in what later became a part of Mead after it was divided).  Ludwig & Charlotte built the log cabin pictured above. Pictured below is the original structure beside the "new" frame house.

 

This farm was later owned by his son Adolph, who passed it on to his son, Emil, whose son Elmer eventually farmed it too.  In 2004, the Braun/Noah family reunion was held there and Elmer's son was preparing to take it over.  One of the grandchildren said that after a modern frame home was built, two old pump organs were stored in this first one.  It was "off limits", but too much of a curiosity for young investigators who had great fun sneaking in to play them.  It took two to produce the music because the peddles couldn't be reached while sitting on the bench.  So, one pumped while the other stroked the keys.

 

On Jan. 11, 1874, the day the West Side Church was organized, Adolph became a member of it, being active therein for over 60 years. He served this church as a deacon for six years and as elder for two years.


In the year 1885 he was united in marriage to Minna Karoline Dohmeier, the daughter of Simon & Maria Dohmeier. This union was blessed with two children, Calvin Adolph and Clara Louise. Minna passed away April 29, 1889 and was laid to rest in the church cemetery.

 

Sept 25, 1890, Mr. Noah married a second time to Louise Hoehle and they became the parents of  seven children.

 

Adolph was an active community member who held varying offices, including Clerk, Chairman and Treasurer of the township.  He also served as Treasurer of the school.  He died Oct. 9, 1935 at the age of seventy-seven and Louise passed away Oct. 15, 1952.  Both of them were buried in the Immanuel Church Cemetery.

 

The Family of Adolph August Noah

 

Forefront: Adolph & Louise (Hohle) Noa

Rear: (If you can identify the children, please contact us).

 

 

Children Born Christened Confirmed
Calvin Adolf 26-Jan-1887 23-Mar-1887 1-Apr-1901
Clara Louise 7-Apr-1889 30-May-1889 10-Apr-1903
Selma Mahilde 28-Jul-1891 30-Aug-1891 13-Apr-1906
Alwine Caroline 10-Dec-1892 15-Jan-1893 29-Mar-1907
Oskar Heinrich 28-Oct-1894 2-Dec-1894 9-Apr-1909
Emil Johannes 1-May-1897 4-Jul-1897 14-Apr-1911
Bertha Louise 9-Aug-1899 17-Sep-1899 10-Apr-1914
Albert Ludwig 4-Nov-1901 26-Dec-1901 21-Apr-1916
Emma Martha 26-Nov-1907 19-Jan-1908 14-Apr-1922

 

 


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