Gustave Adolph Feuerbacher1
M, #5150, b. between 1841 and 1842, d. 6 August 1873
Gustave Adolph Feuerbacher was born between 1841 and 1842 in Laubegast, Dresden, Saxony, German Empire. Gustave was the 1st son of Johann Kaspar Feuerbacher and 26 at the time of his marriage to Anna Roth.4,3 He and Anna Roth married on 23 April 1868 in the Catholic Diocese, Dresden, Kingdom of Saxony.3 Gustave Adolph died on 6 August 1873 in Laubegast, Dresden, Kingdom of Saxony, German Empire.1,4 and was buried at (Laubergast) in Dresden.1,4 He died of Cholera along with the rest of his family..1,5
| Father | Johann Kaspar Feuerbacher2,3 d. b 2 Aug 1873 |
| Mother | Amalia Wilhelmine Kotte2 b. 13 Feb 1814, d. 2 Aug 1873 |
Family | Anna Roth b. c 1837, d. 6 Nov 1872 |
The Royal Court Theater (Konigliches Hoftheater) in Dresden, Saxony was a theatre for opera and drama in the royal seat of the Kingdom of Saxony from 1841 to 1869. It was the predecessor of today's Semperoper and is sometimes called Altes Hoftheater (Old Court Theater). Could this have been the same theater that Gustave's brother, Alwin, was also a machinist or carpenter before moving to Carlsbad after 1870? Apparently Gustave had been the machinist at the theater, but was a soldier by 1871. In some records, Gustave was shown as a Railway Worker.4
Citations
- [S1241] Evangelical Lutheran church of Dresden-Friedrichstadt (Dresden, Dresden-Friedrichstadt, Saxony), "Tauf-, Trau- und Bestattungsbuch 1873" [Baptism, Marriage & Burial register, 1873], Gustave Adolph Feuerbacher, 6 Aug 1873, browsable images of originals.
- [S724] Feuerbacher family history notes, Hand written and typed notes by George H Feuerbacher, Probably written in the 1940's or 1950's Kaye Wykoff, personnal records and files.
- [S1259] Dresden-Meißen, rk Bistum Dresden Hofkirche [Germany, Dresden-Meissen Catholic Diocese, Dresden Courth Church] Deutschland (Dresden-Meissen Catholic Diocese), Trauungen Jan 1 1857 - Dec 31 1879, pages 319 & 320, Gustave Adolph Feuerbacher to Anna Roth, April 23, 1869, browsable images of originals.
- [S1266] Weekly Church Reports of Births, Marriages, and Deaths, 1685-1879; Dresden, Germany; multiple volumes.
- [S724] Feuerbacher family history notes, Hand written and typed notes by George H Feuerbacher, Probably written in the 1940's or 1950's Kaye Wykoff, personnal records and files, saying that one brother died of 'the plague' and the other was killed in the 'war with France'. The timeline indicates that they both died in 1870. As of 2021 we do not know the name or birthdate of either of Alwin's older brothers.