Portrait and biographical record of Madison County, Illinois (1894)
Samuel H. Wyss
Samuel H. Wyss is listed in Portrait and biographical record of Madison County, Illinois (1894) (1894) as biography. The page shows the portrait and details printed in that source.
Biography, 1894
16 people in Portrait and biographical record of Madison County, Illinois (1894) · 1 more named Wyss
- Full name
- Samuel H. Wyss
- Born in
- Aaiwangan, Switzerland
- Source
- Portrait and biographical record of Madison County, Illinois (1894)
- Listed as
- Biography, 1894
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Portrait and biographical record of Madison County, Illinois (1894), page 337.
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