Edouard Cellier was born in La Chaux-de-Fonds in the Canton of Neuchâtel as the son of Daniel Auguste Cellier and Elisabeth Frey. Edouard learned to be a carpenter from his father. He married Louise Elisa Althaus, and together they raised three children of their own and a godson whose parents, a sister of Louise Elisa and her husband, were unable to care for their child due to a car accident in 1920 that left them disabled. Edouard Cellier died in Colombier, in the Canton of Neuchâtel. His remains are buried at the La Chaux-de-Fonds cemetery. He was survived by his wife, by his three children Suzanne Elisa Pfenniger, Jean Edouard Cellier, and Charles Emile Cellier, and by his godson René Rufenacht.
Edouard Cellier was born in La Chaux-de-Fonds in the Canton of Neuchâtel as the son of Daniel Auguste Cellier and Elisabeth Frey. Edouard learned to be a carpenter from his father. He married Louise Elisa Althaus, and together they raised three children of their own and a godson whose parents, a sister of Louise Elisa and her husband, were unable to care for their child due to a car accident in 1920 that left them disabled. Edouard Cellier died in Colombier, in the Canton of Neuchâtel. His remains are buried at the La Chaux-de-Fonds cemetery. He was survived by his wife, by his three children Suzanne Elisa Pfenniger, Jean Edouard Cellier, and Charles Emile Cellier, and by his godson René Rufenacht.
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