William E. WISSER
1892 - 1921 (~ 28 years)-
Name William E. WISSER Nickname Willie, Wm. Born Oct 1892 Pennsylvania, USA Gender Male Veteran of WW I 2 Nov 1917 11/2/1917 - 2/12/18
Batt'y C, 310th Reg. F. Art
Army PrivateDied 3 Mar 1921 Sacred Heart hospital, Allentown, PA, USA Buried Ziegel's Union Church Cemetery, Weiscnberg, Lehigh, Pennsylvania, USA Person ID P416 Wisser and Bryant 2013 | Dale Wisser family Last Modified 2 Jul 2014
Father Hezekiah WISSER, b. 30 Jan 1841, Crackersport , d. 25 Oct 1924, Longswamp, Berks, Pennsylvania, USA (Age 83 years) Mother Elizabeth DEISHER Family ID F229 Group Sheet | Family Chart
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Hezekiah Wisser and children.
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Hezekiah Wisser and his extended family.
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The writing on back of picture lists many of the family names, but I'm not sure which name goes with what person. If you can identify any of these people please send an email to gary@willserfamily.com. Thanks, Gary.
(Thanks to Tom for this photo)
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Allen is listed as Alvin1910census_wisserezekiel.jpg
Allen is listed as Alvin1920census_wisserezekial.jpg
Neighbor Milton Miller may have been related to Elizabeth's mother Lydia Deisher (nee Miller)1921_William_E_Wisser_obit.JPG
William E. Wisser, of Mertztown, son of Ezekiel and Elizabeth (nee Deisher) Wisser.
Note: Several brother in laws are mentioned in this record. At this time I am not able to match the names to all of his sisters.
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World War I service information and Burial
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Notes - Wisser, William E.
William E. Wisser, of Mertztown, who died Thursday evening at the Sacred Heart hospital, aged 26 years, 6 months and 13 days, was a native of Lehigh county. He was a son of Ezekiel and Elizabeth (nee Deisher) Wisser. Mr. Wisser's death was the result of an early childhood illness, when he was afflicted with a falling ailment. He was considered well enough physically to pass the draft board examination and served four months at Camp Meade. He was honorably discharged because of physical disability. He was placed by the government in the Sacred Heart hospital for treatment. The remains were removed to this parents' home yesterday by Undertaker C. Schmoyer. He is survived by his parents, four brothers, Irwin and Edwin, Catasauqua; Allen, this city, and Edwin, Mertztown; and these sisters: Mrs. Herbert Pauley, Mertztown; Mrs. Edwin Kline, Topton; Mrs. Howard Dry, Maxatawney; Mrs. Alfred Leiby, Ashfield, and Mrs. Charles Frey, Kutztown. The funeral will be held Wednesday forenoon from his parents' home at Mertztown. Services will be conducted at the house at 9.30 a.m. Continued services and burial at Ziegel church, Rev. Keller officiating. Mr. Wisser was a member of the Lutheran congregation at Ziegel's church and of Washington Camp, No. 141, P.O.S. of A., at Maxatawney.
[Source: Allentown Morning Call, Saturday, March 5, 1921, page 7. Submitted by Jerri.]
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