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Wilhelm Martin Leberecht de Wette

1780–1849 (age 69)

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Translator Wilhelm Martin Leberecht de Wette modernized biblical scholarship with clear exegesis and reverence.

Hans Franz Passavant

1751–1834 (age 83)

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Swiss banker whose financial expertise contributed to Switzerland's economic development from 1751 to 1834.

Karl Friedrich Hagenbach

1771–1849 (age 78)

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German university teacher and scholar who contributed to academic advancement through education and scholarly work.

Johann Jakob Speiser

1813–1856 (age 43)

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Carl Burckhardt

1795–1850 (age 55)

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Christian Friedrich Schönbein

1799–1868 (age 69)

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Christian Friedrich Schönbein was a pioneering chemist and politician of the nineteenth century.

Wilhelm Wackernagel

1806–1869 (age 63)

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Karl Gustav Jung

1794–1864 (age 70)

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Karl Gustav Jung was a Swiss physician of the nineteenth century.

Christoph Riggenbach

1810–1863 (age 53)

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Carl Streckeisen

1811–1868 (age 57)

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Carl Streckeisen was a Swiss physician of the nineteenth century.

Johann Jakob Stehlin

1803–1879 (age 76)

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Johann Jakob Stehlin was a Swiss architect whose designs significantly influenced 19th-century Swiss architecture.

Karl Rudolf Hagenbach

1801–1874 (age 73)

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Karl Rudolf Hagenbach brought thoughtful insight to the study of history, helping to trace the lessons of earlier times.

Johann Rudolf Merian

1797–1871 (age 74)

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Johann Rudolf Merian was a Swiss politician whose public service advanced democratic governance in 19th-century Switzerl...

Wilhelm Vischer-Bilfinger

1808–1874 (age 66)

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A principled statesman, he spent his life tending the steady governance of his homeland.

Ludwig Adam Kelterborn

1811–1878 (age 67)

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Ludwig Adam Kelterborn was a Swiss painter whose artistic works enriched 19th-century Swiss cultural life.

Rudolf Paravicini

1815–1888 (age 73)

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Rudolf Paravicini gave himself to principled political service.

Wilhelm Klein

1825–1887 (age 62)

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Wilhelm Klein was a Swiss politician whose career spanned the mid-19th century.

Abel Burckhardt

1805–1882 (age 77)

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Abel Burckhardt was a devoted deacon known for his compassionate service.

Wilhelm Vischer

1833–1886 (age 53)

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Wilhelm Vischer was a Swiss librarian known for his scholarly contributions to bibliographic science.

Karl Sarasin

1815–1886 (age 71)

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Karl Sarasin contributed thoughtful literary work to his era.

Friedrich Miescher-His

1811–1887 (age 76)

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Friedrich Miescher-His was a Swiss physician dedicated to serving his community with skill and compassion.

Joseph Harvey Waggoner

1820–1889 (age 69)

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Joseph Harvey Waggoner is remembered for his calm and dignified presence.

Johann Heinrich Gelzer

1813–1889 (age 76)

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Johann Heinrich Gelzer (17 October 1813 – 15 August 1889) was a Swiss historian and diplomat who was a native of Schaf...

Johann Jakob Bachofen

1815–1887 (age 72)

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Johann Jakob Bachofen (22 December 1815 – 25 November 1887) was a Swiss antiquarian, jurist, philologist, anthropologi...

Carl Rothpletz

1814–1885 (age 71)

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Carl Rothpletz was a Swiss architect whose designs shaped the built landscape of his time.

Ludwig Heinrich Grote

1825–1887 (age 62)

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Ludwig Heinrich Grote left a literary legacy cherished by readers of his time.

J. N. Andrews

1829–1883 (age 54)

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J. N. Andrews was a writer whose literary contributions enriched the intellectual culture of his era.

Karl Rudolf Stehlin

1831–1881 (age 50)

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Karl Rudolf Stehlin served with steady purpose in public life.

Peter Merian

1795–1883 (age 88)

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Peter Merian was a Swiss politician whose career extended across much of the 19th century.

Albert Socin

1844–1899 (age 55)

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Albert Socin (13 October 1844 in Basel – 24 June 1899 in Leipzig) was a Swiss orientalist, who specialized in the rese...

Stephen Born

1824–1898 (age 74)

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Stephen Born (né Simon Buttermilch; 28 December 1824 – 4 May 1898) was a German typesetter and revolutionary.

Ferdinand Dümmler

1859–1896 (age 37)

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Georg Ferdinand Dümmler (10 February 1859 – 15 November 1896) was a German classical philologist and archaeologist bo...

August Socin

1837–1899 (age 62)

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August Socin (February 21, 1837 – January 22, 1899) was a Swiss surgeon and educator born in the town of Vevey.

Johann Jakob Balmer

1825–1898 (age 73)

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Johann Jakob Balmer (1 May 1825 – 12 March 1898) was a Swiss mathematician best known for his work in physics, the Bal...

Anton Winterlin

1805–1894 (age 89)

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Anton Winterlin painted everyday Swiss life with a reverence for quiet beauty.

Karl Burckhardt

1830–1893 (age 63)

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Karl Burckhardt-Iselin (2 July 1830 in Basel – 24 August 1893) was a Swiss politician and President of the Swiss Natio...

Johann Jakob II Stehlin

1826–1894 (age 68)

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Architect Johann Jakob II Stehlin shaped civic and private buildings with balanced grace.

Johann Jacob Bischoff

1841–1892 (age 51)

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Johann Jacob Bischoff was a Swiss surgeon whose medical practice advanced surgical knowledge.

Immanuel Stockmeyer

1814–1894 (age 80)

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Immanuel Stockmeyer was a thoughtful theologian whose pastoral wisdom left a lasting impression on his community.

Christoph Johannes Riggenbach

1818–1890 (age 72)

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Christoph Johannes Riggenbach was a Swiss pastor whose ministry served his congregation.

Charles Auguste Veillon

1833–1898 (age 65)

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Charles Auguste Veillon was a banker known for his steady leadership and civic-minded generosity.

Franz Overbeck

1837–1905 (age 68)

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Franz Overbeck was a German-Swiss writer and theologian whose scholarly works examined religious history and philosophy.

Eduard Wölfflin

1831–1908 (age 77)

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Eduard Wölfflin was a university teacher admired for nurturing thoughtful scholarship.

Benno Schwabe

1841–1907 (age 66)

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Benno Schwabe was a Swiss publisher whose work contributed to cultural and intellectual life in Basel.

Ernst Stückelberg

1831–1903 (age 72)

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Ernst Stückelberg was a painter whose evocative works captured the drama of his era.

Robert Bindschedler

1844–1901 (age 57)

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Robert Bindschedler was a Swiss chemist whose research advanced the field of chemistry.

Fritz Schider

1846–1907 (age 61)

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Fritz Schider was a painter who conveyed depth through careful detail and serene compositions.

Rudolf Staehelin-Stockmeyer

1841–1900 (age 59)

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Rudolf Staehelin-Stockmeyer was a Swiss university teacher dedicated to advancing education and scholarship.

Johann Jakob Schäublin

1822–1901 (age 79)

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Johann Jakob Schäublin was a Swiss teacher dedicated to education and the development of his students.

Eduard Fueter

1845–1901 (age 56)

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Eduard Fueter was an architect remembered in Wolfgottesacker.