Johann Gotthelf Mühlberg

First child of Johann and Sophia was a son. He died before 1826.

born in Roßwein, Saxony, Prussia on the 14^th of March 1826. Baptised two days later. Baptism was witnessed by Godparents; Christian Gotthelf Rudolph, a bricklayer; Tobias Straubels, surgeon and his wife Johanne Christiane Straubels a mid-wife; and Christian Friedrich Gerlach, schumacher (boot maker) from Pappendorf. Karl Gotthelf Mühlberg died four and a half months later on the 4^th of August 1826. He was buried the next day in Roßwein.

was born on the 12^th of April 1828 at Roßwein. Baptised the next day and witnessed by Godparents; Gottlob Wilhelm Rudolph, leineweber (line weaver) ; Johann August Morgensterns and wife Dorothea Morgensterns from Etzdorf; and Christian Friedrich Weber, schumacher (boot maker) in Roßwein and gärtner (gardener) in Haßlau. Gotthelf Ernst Mühlberg died age eight in 1836.

born in Roßwein on the 12^th of May 1830. He was baptised four days later. Baptism was witnessed by Godparents; Johann Gottlieb Köhler, korporal (corporal) in 5^th company of local escadron (squadron); Karl Gottlieb Maus, tuchmacher (cloth maker) and his wife Christiane Wilhelmine Maus; and Johann Gottfried Mede, schneider (taylor) from Etzdorf. Friedrich Julius Mühlberg died 27^th of January 1832, before his second birthday. He was buried at Roßwein three days later.

married Johanna Lydia Bormann (refer to contents for further reading):

Paul Carl Muehlberg (refer to contents for further reading)

Anna ‘Annie’ Hulda Mühlberg

Selma Lydia Mühlberg

Carl Oskar Wilhelm Mühlberg

Marie Louise Mühlberg

Bertha Pauline Auguste Muehlberg

Alma Ottilie Muehlberg

Hermine Amanda Muehlberg

Johann Ernst Mühlberg

was born on the 13^th of July 1834 at Roßwein. He was baptised three days later. Godparents were Christian Gottlieb Fritzsche, sattler (saddle maker); Johann Gottlob Starke, gärtner (gardener) living in Görna (near Meißen); and Johanne Christiane Rudolph. The King of Prussia, in the early 19^th century was also named Friedrich Wilhelm. King Friedrich Wilhelm III believed that a united Protestant Church would strengthen his nation. Friedrich Wilhelm Mühlberg died on the 17^th of January 1848 and was buried two days later in Roßwein. He was age 13.

born in Roßwein on the 15^th of February 1838 and baptised three days later. Godparents were Friedrich August Bretschneider, seiler (rope maker); Karl Friedrich Haupts, Weißbäckers (baker) and his wife Johanna Dorothea Haupts; and August Friedrich Schneiders, tuchmacher (cloth maker) and his wife Christiane Amalie Schneiders. It is thought from funeral records that Agnes died before 1861 since her father’s death record indicates only one daughter living.

was born on the 23^rd of March 1844 at Roßwein. She was baptised two days later. Godparents were, Friedrich August Fahlberg, from Etzdorf; Johann Friedrich Uhls, schlosser (locksmith) and his wife Christiane Friederike Uhls; and Traugott Leberecht Rudolph, leineweber (line weaver) and his wife Christiane Henriette Rudolph.

Amalie Auguste Mühlberg was a godparent to Friedrich Rudolph Götze born in 1866 to Friedrich Hermann Götze and Emilie Ernestina Winkler. Baptism was held at Tharandt, Weisseritzkreis, Saxony (28 kms east of Roßwein, 14 kms southwest of Dresden).

It is thought that only Amalie along with her elder brother Carl Julius Mühlberg survived till adulthood. It is possible that she migrated to Wisconsin, USA. A marriage record exists between an ‘Amelia Muhlberg’ and Herman Tuscher on the 17^th of May 1883. If this were Amalie Auguste Mühlberg, she would have been 39 at the time.