J. N. Andrews

1829–1883 (age 54)

Biography

J. N. Andrews was a prolific writer whose works contributed to the intellectual discourse of his era. His written contributions addressed important themes and engaged readers with thoughtful perspectives on matters of significance to his time.

Andrews's literary legacy reflects his commitment to the power of the written word to inform and inspire. His writings continue to offer insights into the concerns and values of the 19th century.

Also buried at Wolfgottesacker

Eduard Vischer
1903–1996 (age 93)
Wolfgottesacker
Eduard Vischer was a dedicated librarian whose work preserved and promoted access to knowledge and cultural heritage.
Johann Jakob Schäublin
1822–1901 (age 79)
Wolfgottesacker
Johann Jakob Schäublin was a Swiss teacher dedicated to education and the development of his students.
Eduard Hoffmann
1892–1980 (age 88)
Wolfgottesacker
Eduard Hoffmann's entrepreneurial leadership helped foster confidence in Basel's commercial future.
Alwin Schwabe
1852–1923 (age 71)
Wolfgottesacker
Alwin Schwabe was a Swiss resident of the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries.
Jochen Neuhaus
1936–1995 (age 59)
Wolfgottesacker
Jochen Neuhaus was a gifted translator who helped bring diverse literary voices to new audiences.
Pierre-Alfred Chappuis
1891–1960 (age 69)
Wolfgottesacker
Pierre-Alfred Chappuis expanded the study of animal life with meticulous care and enduring curiosity.