1797 - 1870 (73 years)
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Name |
Alois Wiser |
Birth |
18 Jul 1797 |
Niedergosgen, Switzerland |
Christening |
18 Jul 1797 |
Catholic Church of Stuesslingen, Switzerland |
Gender |
Male |
Record ID Number |
MH:I30 |
Death |
28 Oct 1870 |
Solothurn, Switzerland |
Notes |
- According to Beat Hodler, "Alois Wyser spent several years abroad as a mercenary. This is not so extraordinary: many young Swiss chose that activity at that time. Later he reached a high position in the Solothurn government. He must have been an interesting personality. He wrote a humorous sketch ('Three Days'), describing his short, but shattering experience as a young school teacher in the village of Niedergösgen in the 1820's." [1]
- As a farmer's son, Alois decided upon a career in the army. As a professional soldier, he rose to the rank of colonel. He first lived in the town of Solothurn with his family, where he was elected administrator of the Quartermaster Store in 1839. He held this position until his death. He also was Quartermaster General. He died of stomach cancer on 28 Oct 1870. His estate was settled on 24 Apr 1871 (list of beneficiaries and heirs of canon Solothurn, 1870-71, Volume 82, No. 37). [2]
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Person ID |
I30 |
Walsh - Wilson Family Tree | Craig |
Last Modified |
26 May 2008 |
Family |
Katharina Herzog, c. 17 May 1801 d. 16 Nov 1886, Solothurn, Switzerland (Age ~ 85 years) |
Marriage |
14 May 1832 |
Catholic Church of Solothurn, Switzerland |
Record ID Number |
MH:F14 |
Children |
+ | 1. Bruno Albert Wiser, b. 6 Nov 1841, Solothurn, Switzerland d. 7 Dec 1895, San Francisco, California (Age 54 years) |
+ | 2. Alfred Wiser, b. 15 Mar 1833, Solothurn, Switzerland |
| 3. Otto Josephus Wiser, b. 20 May 1835, Solothurn, Switzerland d. 2 Aug 1914 (Age 79 years) |
| 4. Ida Rosalia Wiser, b. 20 Nov 1837, Solothurn, Switzerland d. 23 Sep 1855, Solothurn, Switzerland (Age 17 years) |
| 5. Mathilde Elisabeth Wiser, b. 26 Oct 1840, Solothurn, Switzerland d. Abt 1840 |
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Family ID |
F14 |
Group Sheet | Family Chart |
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Sources |
- [S4899] Beat Hodler, 25 Mar 2007, E-Mail Dated 25 MAR 2007 (Reliability: 3).
Hi Craig
During the last months, I have continued my research about the history of the village of Niedergösgen. It becomes more and more clear to me, that different members of the Wyser family have played a very important role in this community. As attachment, I send you some informations about the familiar background of Bruno Wyser. As soon as I find more, I will inform you.
Kind regards
Beat
- [S4905] Kurt F. Laube, Kurt F. Laube Report.
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