1. Wilhelm Sihler was a German American Lutheran minister.

1. Wilhelm Sihler was a German American Lutheran minister.
Wilhelm Sihler was born in Germany in Bernstadt, near Breslau, in the historical region of Lower Silesia.
Wilhelm Sihler was employed as a private tutor in Breslau during 1829 and 1830.
Wilhelm Sihler was an instructor at a private college in Dresden during 1830.
Wilhelm Sihler served as a teacher in Pomeroy, Ohio, and vicinity during 1844.
Wilhelm Sihler was ordained within the Evangelical Lutheran Joint Synod of Ohio in June 1844.
Wilhelm Sihler had arrived in America as the result of a call for help by FCD.
Wilhelm Sihler was one of those who read Wyneken's The Distress of the German Lutherans in North America and decided to leave his home country for America.
In September 1846, Wilhelm Sihler started a small seminary in the parsonage at St Paul's Lutheran Church of Fort Wayne.
Wilhelm Sihler was the father of prominent classicist Ernest Gottlieb Wilhelm Sihler.
Wilhelm Sihler encouraged zeal and love for the Word of God and the Lutheran Confessions.