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Bruno Albert Wiser

Male 1841 - 1895  (54 years)


 

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Bruno Wyser - Page 149 from Niedergösgen - Eine Reise durch die Geschichte by Beat Holder, 2008

Translation by Ingeborg Gowans:

(1) Example: Bruno Wyser

Concerning a son of Alois Wyser (1797-1870), Cantonal Councillor, (Regierungsrat) and armoury administrator (Zeughausverwalter) in Solothurn, Bruno Wyser emigrated to Uruguay in 1860 at the age of 18.
His cousin Katharina Wyser (1826-1901) dedicated the following poem to him at his departure for America: (29)

When, after many years you will return to this page and recall old times
may you remember the house nestled among the shade giving trees,
where you used to play, trying bow and arrow,
where you spent many a day,
enjoying carefree hours with us..
Now you are off to foreign lands
and we shall not see you anymore
May God grant you good health and well being in your life
May your Guardian Angel walk before you..


It is not clear whether Wyser served in the army, whether he found a new home in the newly established Swiss colony "New Helvetia" or even worked for the shoe enterprise Bally. We know for certain that he married in 1869 in Montevideo, (30) as can be seen in the church registry of Niedergösgen:

Wedding ceremony:Feb. 03, 1869
published by the German-protestant parish in Montevideo
Name of couple:Bruno Wiser Alois, Catholic, 27 years of age
Elisa Schönhals, Protestant , 25 years of age
daughter of Pastor Johann Schönhals of Montevideo
Witnesses:Louis Erni and Leo Tugginer
A few years later the young family returned to Niedergösgen
In 1873 Elisa Schönhals and Bruno Wyser had a child in Niedergösgen
Birth:April 13, 1873
Name of child:Emilia Katharina
Witnesses at baptism:Johann Schönhals and Emilia Balli (Schönenwerd)

Not only did he emigrate again, but also considerably enlarged his family. The testament of his brother Otto Wyser (who died in 1914) mentions six children (Ida, Marie, Emilie, Otto, Bruno and Fanny). Some of them lived in San Francisco and in Honolulu. (31)

It is remarkable that the descendants of the family keep the family history of Niedergösgen alive. (32)


Owner of originalBeat Holder
Date2008
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