Jacob Brenner
PersonMaleRID: PER-XFGR8LH
Born
On 1864 May 29
Died
On 1939 May 3
Birthplace
Walddorf, Nagold, Schwarzwaldkreis, Württemberg, Germany
Death Place
Rexburg, Madison, Idaho, United States
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Born in Walddorf, Nagold, Schwarzwaldkreis, Württemberg, Germany
1864 May 29
Relationships
Father
Johannes Brenner
Mother
Anna M. Welker
Baptism
1884 November 11 (Age 20)
Performed By
Rudolf Hochstrasser
Married
Maria Walz
1889 December 31 (Age 25)
Set Apart as Missionary
Swiss and German Mission
1894 March 9 – 1896 May 15 (Age 29)
1894 March 9 – 1896 May 15 (Age 29)
Start Date Details
Set Apart
End Date Details
Ended 1896 May 15
Released
Additional Dates
On 1894 March 30
Arrived in The Field
On 1896 June 20
Arrived at Home
Additional Information
Marital Status at Start of Position
Married
Residence When Called
Rexburg, Fremont, Idaho, United States
Priesthood Office When Called
Seventy
Priesthood Quorum When Called
84th
Location Served
East Central Swiss Conference
Mission Qualifier
Proselytizing
Set Apart By
Geo Reynolds
Media
Set Apart as Missionary
California Mission
1920 December 7 – 1921 March 10 (Age 56)
1920 December 7 – 1921 March 10 (Age 56)
Start Date Details
Set Apart
End Date Details
Ended 1921 March 10
Released
Additional Dates
On 1920 December 8
Departed from Home
On 1920 December 10
Arrived in The Field
Additional Information
Marital Status at Start of Position
Married
Residence When Called
Rexburg, Madison, Idaho, United States
Priesthood Office When Called
High Priest
Mission Qualifier
Proselytizing
Set Apart By
Geo F. Richards
Mission Companionship
Maria Walz (48)
Notes
Due to the death of Sister Brenner's mother, the couple left Sacramento on March 5, 1921 to return home to Rexburg, Idaho. (Calimis 6:3) Reported May 1, 1921 that Jacob and Mary Brenner were of the nine missionaries released. They arrived in the field in December, 1920 and labored in Sacramento (Calimis 8:5).
Died in Rexburg, Madison, Idaho, United States
1939 May 3 (Age 74)