Amelie Muller

• Amelie Muller was born on 21 November 1864 in Queensland.
• She was the daughter of Wilhelm (August) Albert Muller and Maria (Christine) Louisa Wieland.
• Amelie Muller died on 7 December 1864.

Anna (Elizabeth) Muller

• Anna (Elizabeth) Muller was born on 26 June 1886 in Queensland. She was a twin to Louisa.
• She was the daughter of Wilhelm (August) Albert Muller and Maria (Christine) Louisa Wieland.
• At the age of 24 years and 1 month, Anna (Elizabeth) Muller married Albert Humberdross, son of Abraham Humberdross and Friedrike Amelia Carolina Wassmund, on 26 July 1910 in Queensland.
• Anna (Elizabeth) Muller and Albert Humberdross appeared on the Electoral Roll between 1925 and 1930 living at Ravensbourne. Albert was a farmer.
  
• Anna (Elizabeth) Muller died in 1978 in Queensland.
• She was buried in Cabarlah Cemetery. UNIT-00E-0009.

Anna Emilia Muller

• Anna Emilia Muller was born in 1891 in Queensland.
• She was the daughter of August Frederick Wilhelm Muller and Wilhelmine Justine Emilie Zillmann.
• At the age of 23 years, Anna Emilia Muller married George Henry Zimmerle in 1914 in Queensland.
• Anna Emilia Muller died in 1977 in Queensland.

Annie Maria Ottilie Muller

• Annie Maria Ottilie Muller was born in 1897.
• She was the daughter of Wlhelm August Muller and Emily Marie Rosalie Raeck.
• At the age of 18 years, Annie Maria Ottilie Muller married Sydney Augustus Rudophus Shum, son of Herbert Augustus Thomas Shum and Margarethe Mengel, in November 1915 in Queensland. The Queensland Times reported on the wedding:- "ORANGE BLOSSOMS. SHUM--MULLER. A very pretty wedding (writes our Engelbourg correspondent) was celebrated at the residence of Mr. W. Muller, of Fraser View, the contracting parties being Miss Annie Muller, eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. Muller, and Mr. Sydney Shum fourth son of Mr. and Mrs. W. Shum. The Rev. C. Hof, pastor of the Evangelist Lutheran Church, officiated. The bride, who was given away by her father, looked charming in a dress of ivory silk, with overdress of net lace; tunic skirt, blouse of cross-over effect. lovely white ribbon belt, streamers V-shape over left hip, caught at the knee with horseshoe, and orange blossoms, V-shaped yoke of silk embossed lace finished with pearls, and a wreath of orange blossoms completed the handsome costume. The bride, who carried a bouquet of white flowers, with asparagus ferns, was attended by her cousin, Miss Sophie Richter, who looked charming in a silk voile dress, overdress of net lace, tunic skirt, blouse of cross-over, effect, white mauve ribbon belt, streamers in V-shape over left hip caught at the knee with horse shoe and pale pink roses, finished with pearls and orange blossoms. She wore a white hat with pink roses to harmonise. The bridesmaid also carried a bouquet of white flowers and asparagus ferns, the gift of the bride. Mr. Charles Shum, brother of the bride groom, acted as best man. The bridegroom's gift to the bride was a gold photo pendant and chain; to thee bridesmaid a handsome gold brooch, and to the best man a gold watch and chain pendant. The marriage ceremony took place in the drawing-room, which was prettily decorated for the occasion by the lady friends of the bride. An arch was arranged, bearing the motto "God Bless the Union" with a white wedding bell in the centre, under which the happy couple were rested. After the ceremony the wedding party adjourned for the wedding breakfast. On the centre of the table was a three-tier wedding cake. The usual toasts were honoured, and responded to. Speeches were made by the Rev. gentleman, Cr. Lotz, Mr. F. Richter, Mr. W. Muller, and others. The bride's travelling dress was of a navy blue poplin, coat and skirt. The happy couple will spend the honey moon at Southport and in New South Wales. On their return they will take up their residence at Perseverance, where the bridegroom is engaged at a sawmill."
  
• Annie Maria Ottilie Muller and Sydney Augustus Rudophus Shum appeared on the Electoral Roll between 1921 and 1930 living at Perseverance. Syd was a labourer.
  
• On 13 June 1944,her husband, Sydney Augustus Rudophus Shum died in Queensland. He was living at Perseverance until his death.
• Annie Maria Ottilie Muller appeared on the Electoral Roll in 1949 living at Perseverance. She carried out home duties.
  
• Annie Maria Ottilie Muller died on 20 May 1989.
• She was buried in Cabarlah Cemetery. LUTH1-00J-0023.

Antje Beate Muller

• Antje Beate Muller was born on 18 August 1830 in Kirchenkreis, Germany. She was the daughter of Claus Muller and Dorothea Margaretha Holm.
  
• At the age of 24 years, 6 months and 5 days, Antje Beate Muller married Johann Nicholas Borgert on 23 February 1855 in Holstein, Germany.
• Antje Beate Muller and Johann Nicholas Borgert immigrated to Mortern Bay on 25 December 1865. Johan 35 and Antje also 35, travelled on the La Rochelle with their children Claus 10, Johann 8, Caecile 7 and Anna 4. Johann was a arbieter(worker). They departed from Burg in Holstein. On arrival in Moreton Bay the ship was held in quarintine because of a number of cases of typhoid and dysentry.
  "Ship La Rochelle, from Hamburg. In quarantine at Dunwich. C. Heussler and Co., agents.
  THE LA ROCHELLE.
  The ship La Rochelle has been ordered into quarantine. On her arrival at Cape Moreton on the 25th December, she was reported "All well;" but when Dr. Purdie visited the vessel on Thursday afternoon, in the Platypus, he found the immigrants in so delicate a state of health that he was unable to pass them. La Rochelle left Hamburg on the 5th August last, and on the passage to the Cape of Good Hope dysentery appeared, and carried off a number of children and adults. She put into Symons Bay, and remained there in quarantine for 35 days. The number of deaths up to the time of her leaving there was 42. Thence to Moreton Bay eight or nine fatal cases occurred from dysentry, and typhus fever also carried off several. Altogether there were 62 deaths, the last eight being from typhus. When Dr. Purdie visited the ship, there were five cases of typhus fever, but two of the patients have since become convalescent. The ship was in a very clean condition. The dietary scale, as is usual in most German ships coming to Moreton Bay, appeared to have been very low. Subsequently the ship has been towed to Dunwich, the Quarantine Station, and the passengers have been landed there and lodged in the hospitals. The latest reports concerning them are satisfactory as regards their health."
  
  
  
• In February 1869 Johann was granted conditional approval to select 40 acres of land at Meringandan.
  
• On 18 March 1905 The Queenslander newspaper reported:- " FIFTY YEARS OF WEDDED LIFE.
  In the face of all the despairing things said about marriage, and the social problems that gather round it (including George Meredith's proposed marriage on lease), and, in the very teeth of the statement that 80,000 divorces were granted in the United States in the course of a year, it is refreshing to see an old couple who have lived together fifty years, and, using the phraseology of the comic song, these fifty years to them " don't seem a day too long."The couple shown in the photograph (reproduced herewith), Mr. and Mrs. Borgert, reside at Goombungee with their daughter, Mrs. Charles Dorries. They were married in Germany on the 23rd February, fifty years ago. In the same year (1855) they set sail for Queensland In the ship Laurence Schiller, which reached Brisbane the following year. What Brisbane— or, speaking more correctly, the Settlement -- was like then has been often told. By road, in a bullock-dray, creeping along day by day, they reached Toowoomba, and Mr. Bogert has resided on the Darling Downs since. This was the day of the squatter, when all the men moving about the country were either in the employ of, or were seeking employment from, this individual, who, in the heat and burden of those days, was pioneering and preparing the way for a new age. It has become fashionable in certain circles to malign the squatter and regard him as the modern Jacob, who has robbed Esau of his birthright ; whereas his day and generation represent a stage in the evolution of the Australian Commonwealth. Johann Nicolaus Borgert married Miss Outge Boorte Muller at Bolk, Holstein, Pastor Mua celebrating the marriage, in 1855.
  At the home of Mrs. Dorries, Goombungee, in 1905, a few friends and relatives assembled, by invitation, to do honour to the occasion. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Lau (daughter) were present, also Pastor Guhr and other friends of the Fatherland. There was some singing of the "Watch on the Rhine" and other patriotic sentiments were expressed with equal fervour, all showing that love for one's country dies hard, if it ever dies at all. In fact it seems to fall under the category of hereditary traits that are transmitted in the blood. Sir Walter Scott's "Lay of the Last Minstrel" glorifies this theme, and the following stanza, cited recently by Lord Rosebery as "one of the most eloquent ever written about the Scottish exile" (though referring to another nationality), expresses in fervent language the feeling that burns within the heart of every true patriot:—"From the lone shieling of the misty island Mountains divide us, and the waste ofeeas; 'Yet still the blood is Strong, the heart is Highland, And we in dreams behold the Hebrides" A. P. C.
  A GOLDEN WEDDING.Mr. and Mrs. Johann Borgert, who celebrated at Goombungee recently the fiftieth anniversary of their wedded life.(Photo, by A. P. Corrie.)
  
• Antje Beate Muller died on 23 April 1905 in Queensland at age 74. Her death was reported in The Queenslander:- "Mrs. Borgert, the wife of an old identity on the Downs, died at Goombungee, and was buried in the Meringandan Cemetery by the Rev. G. H. Guhr (Lutheran). Only a few weeks ago Mr. and Mrs. Borgert celebrated their golden wedding, an account of which appeared in the "Queenslander." Forty years ago they landed in Queensland, and at once removed to the Darling Downs, where Mr. Borgert was in the employ of Mr. Hatton, butcher, of Toowoomba. Subsequently Mr. Borgert and his wife took up farming."
  
• She was buried in Meringandan Cemetery.

August Frederick Herman Muller

• August Frederick Herman Muller was born in 1896 in Queensland.
• He was the son of Wlhelm August Muller and Emily Marie Rosalie Raeck.
• August Frederick Herman Muller and Wlhelm August Muller appeared on the Electoral Roll in 1909 living at Perseverance. He was a farmer.
  
• At the age of 23 years, August Frederick Herman Muller married Esther Adeline Lotz in 1919 in Queensland.
• August Frederick Herman Muller died on 11 December 1921 in Queensland.
• He was buried in Kalbar Cemetery.

August Frederick Wilhelm Muller

• August Frederick Wilhelm Muller was born on 31 August 1866 in Queensland.
• He was the son of Wilhelm (August) Albert Muller and Maria (Christine) Louisa Wieland.
• At the age of 20 years and 8 days, August Frederick Wilhelm Muller married Wilhelmine Justine Emilie Zillmann, daughter of August Hugo Zillmann and Johanne Christien(Wilhelmine) Sprung, on 9 September 1886 in Hatton Vale, Queensland.
• August Frederick Wilhelm Muller and Wilhelmine Justine Emilie Zillmann appeared on the Electoral Roll in 1903 living at Perseverance. August worked and lived at the Perseverance Sawmill.
  
• August Frederick Wilhelm Muller and Wilhelmine Justine Emilie Zillmann appeared on the Electoral Roll in 1909 living at Perseverance. August was a labourer.
  
• On 21 October 1911,his wife, Wilhelmine Justine Emilie Zillmann died in Queensland at age 43.
• August Frederick Wilhelm Muller appeared on the Electoral Roll in 1913 living at Perseverance. He was a labourer.
  
• He was listed as the next of kin of Johann Otto Muller when she enlisted in the Australian Army on 31 May 1918 in Toowoomba. At the time he was living at Perseverance and gave his father August as his next of kin. He also lived at Perseverance and gave his occupation as a farmer. In 1919 he was admitted to hospital in England suffering from pleurisy. Most of his time overseas was spent ill in hospital. He was sent to France in January 1919. He returned to Australia in April 1919.
  
• August Frederick Wilhelm Muller appeared on the Electoral Roll in 1921 living at Perseverance. He was a labourer.
  
• He and Eva Elsie Muller appeared on the Electoral Roll in 1925 living at Perseverance. August was a labourer and his daughter Eva carried out home duties.
  
• August Frederick Wilhelm Muller died on 24 June 1943 in Queensland at age 76.
• He was buried on 26 June 1943 in Drayton & Toowoomba Cemetery. LUTH1-001-0044.

Austin Muller

• Charts: Descendants of Mary Chambers , Descendants of John Jones

• Austin Muller was born on 21 May 1891 in Birmingham, Warwickshre.
• He was the son of Charles Henry Muller and Jane Eliza Chambers.
• At the time of the 31 March 1901 census Austin Muller was living in the household of Jane Eliza Chambers and Charles Henry Muller in Smethwick. Charles was shown as a 40 year old brass copper metal roller, born Warwick Birmingham. His wife Jane was 39, born Bloxwich. Living with them were their children Austin 9, and Elsie 7, both born Birmingham.
  
• In December 1914 Emma Chambers wrote to Minnie Miller "I have been afraid your cousin Charlie and Austin would be called (into the army) but until now they are at home."
  
• His marriage, at 23 years and 9 months, to Beatrice Louisa Maries was registered in the March 1915 Quarter in Kings Norton, Worcestershire Registration District.
• Austin Muller died in 1970 in Lancashire, England.

Carl Heinrich Muller

• Carl Heinrich Muller was born in 1903 in Queensland.
• He was the son of Wlhelm August Muller and Emily Marie Rosalie Raeck.
• Carl Heinrich Muller died in 1904 in Queensland.

Caroline Muller

• Caroline Muller was born in 1818. She was the daughter of Sigmund Muller and Catherine.
  
• Caroline Muller married Christian Frederick Schmaling circa 1839.
• Caroline Muller and Christian Frederick Schmaling, immigrated to Moreton Bay in 1862. Christian and Carloine and their children travelled on the Caesar Goddfrey.
  
• Caroline Muller died on 28 January 1895 in Queensland.
• She was buried in Douglas Cemetery. SEC1-004-0014 - An inscription for her appears on her husband's headstone in Clifton Cemetery.

Charles Muller

• Charts: Descendants of Mary Chambers , Descendants of John Jones

• Charles Muller was born on 9 September 1886. His birth was registered in Aston Registration District, Warwickshire.
• He was the son of Charles Henry Muller and Jane Eliza Chambers.
• Charles Muller and Ann Chambers appeared on the census of 31 March 1901 in Aston Manor, Warwickshire. Ann is shown as a 43 year old single grocery shop owner born Bloxwich. She is living with her nephew Charles Muller is shown as a 14 year old railway clerk born Warwick, Birmingham. Also boarding with them is Alice Hollinghead, a 38 year old mat maker (blind), born Birmingham.
  
• At the age of 23 years and 11 months, Charles Muller married Alice Bellfield, daughter of Alfred Edwin Bellfield and Emily Deeley, in September 1910.
• Charles Muller appeared on the census of 5 April 1891.
• On 28 December 1914 Emma Chambers wrote to Minnie Miller "I have been afraid your cousin Charlie and Austin would be called (into the army) but until now they are at home" and "Of course I have heard from them all. Aunt Annie, Charlie, Alice and baby were all going to Aunt Eliza's so I know they would have a good time of it." and "you would laugh if you saw cousin Charlie's baby. He is a monster. Your Auntie Annie has ruined him of course. You will of heard she reared your cousin Charlie. I was going to put little Charile of course we used to call him that & even now make mistake. His baby is called Keith. I bet you have never heard of that name before, one of Auntie Annies chosing so we have to like that name whether we do or not."
  
• Charles Muller died on 18 January 1977 at age 90.

Charles Henry Muller

• Charts: Descendants of Mary Chambers , Descendants of John Jones

• Charles Henry Muller was born on 14 March 1861 in Birmingham.
• He was the son of John Ludor Muller and Caroline Hanson.
• Charles Henry Muller appeared on the census of 3 April 1881 in Aston. Charles appeared on the census as a 20 year old metal roller bonr in Birmingham, living with his parents John and Caroline and his siblings Eli, George, Hannah, St Swithin? and Matilda.
• At the age of 24 years, 9 months and 11 days, Charles Henry Muller married Jane Eliza Chambers, daughter of Sampson Chambers and Jane Jones, on 25 December 1885 in Warwickshre. Charles was living at College Road and working as a metal roller. Jane was living in Charles Henry Street and working as a dressmaker.
  
• Charles Henry Muller and Jane Eliza Chambers appeared on the census of 5 April 1891 in Warwickshire. The surname was spelt Mueller. Jane E was born 1862, Charles H 1861 and Ellen G in 1890.
  
• Charles Henry Muller and Jane Eliza Chambers appeared on the census of 31 March 1901 in Smethwick. Charles was shown as a 40 year old brass copper metal roller, born Warwick Birmingham. His wife Jane was 39, born Bloxwich. Living with them were their children Austin 9, and Elsie 7, both born Birmingham.
  
• Charles Henry Muller died on 31 August 1926 at age 65. His death was recorded in the West Bromwich Registration District.

Charlie Albert Muller

• Charlie Albert Muller was born on 5 May 1901 in Queensland.
• He was the son of August Frederick Wilhelm Muller and Wilhelmine Justine Emilie Zillmann.
• At the age of 23 years, Charlie Albert Muller married Ella Lucy Mulcahey in 1925 in Queensland.
• Charlie Albert Muller died in 1973 in Queensland.

Clara Muller

• Clara Muller was born circa 1845.
• Clara Muller married Franz Christ circa 1865.
• Clara Muller died before 1883.

Daisy Muller

• Daisy Muller was born in 1904 in Queensland.
• She was the daughter of Heinrich Johann Muller and Adeline Matilda Rosebella Humberdross.

Edward Stanley Muller

• Edward Stanley Muller was born in 1910 in Queensland.
• He was the son of Wlhelm August Muller and Emily Marie Rosalie Raeck.
• Edward Stanley Muller was buried in Kalbar Cemetery.
• Edward Stanley Muller died on 20 February 1934 in Queensland.

Elizabeth Muller

• Elizabeth Muller was born circa 1830.
• Elizabeth Muller married Adolf Birrer in 1855 in Switzerland.

Ellen Gertrude Muller

• Charts: Descendants of Mary Chambers , Descendants of John Jones

• Ellen Gertrude Muller's birth was registered in the Warwickshire, an unknown place Registration District in the September 1889 Quarter.
• She was the daughter of Charles Henry Muller and Jane Eliza Chambers.
• At the time of the 5 April 1891 census Ellen Gertrude Muller was living in the household of Jane Eliza Chambers and Charles Henry Muller in Warwickshire. The surname was spelt Mueller. Jane E was born 1862, Charles H 1861 and Ellen G in 1890.
  
• Her death was recorded with the Kings Norton, Worcestershire Registration District in the December 1900 Quarter.

Elsie Muller

• Charts: Descendants of Mary Chambers , Descendants of John Jones

• Elsie Muller's birth was registered in the in Aston,Warwickshre Registration District in the March 1894 Quarter.
• She was the daughter of Charles Henry Muller and Jane Eliza Chambers.
• At the time of the 31 March 1901 census Elsie Muller was living in the household of Jane Eliza Chambers and Charles Henry Muller in Smethwick. Charles was shown as a 40 year old brass copper metal roller, born Warwick Birmingham. His wife Jane was 39, born Bloxwich. Living with them were their children Austin 9, and Elsie 7, both born Birmingham.
  
• In 1914 Emma Chambers wrote to Minnie Miller "your cousin Elsie came for a few days and her young man but they had to pack up in haste and go home as the trains wer wanted for the soldiers."
  
• At the age of 25 years and 3 months, Elsie Muller married Frank William Ellerker in June 1919 in Worcestershire.
• In 1961,her husband, Frank William Ellerker died in Staffordshire.
• Elsie Muller died in 1965 in Staffordshire.

Elsie May Muller

• Charts: Descendants of Mary Chambers , Descendants of John Jones

• Elsie May Muller's birth was registered in the Warwickshire, an unknown place Registration District in the September 1917 Quarter.
• She was the daughter of Charles Muller and Alice Bellfield.
• Her marriage, at 22 years, to William Godfrey Gwynne Evans, son of Arthur Ethelred Evans and Ethel Maud James, was registered in the September 1939 Quarter in the Birmingham, Warwickshire Registration District. According to some Muller family sources Elsie was of German descent and was William's brother Len's girlfriend before marrying William.
  
• Elsie May Muller lived in Great Bar.

Emile Elizabeth Muller

• Emile Elizabeth Muller was born circa 1875. She was the daughter of Gustav Muller and Christine Wilhelmine Weise.
  
• Emile Elizabeth Muller married Robert Heinrich Ludwig Bruggemann, son of Fredrick Bruggemann and Auguste Hartwig, in 1898 in Queensland.
• Emile Elizabeth Muller and Robert Heinrich Ludwig Bruggemann appeared on the Electoral Roll in 1913 living at Boah Peak. Robert was a farmer.
  
• Emile Elizabeth Muller and Robert Heinrich Ludwig Bruggemann appeared on the Electoral Roll in 1925 living at Boah Peak. Robert was a farmer.
  
• Emile Elizabeth Muller died in 1944 in Queensland.

Emilie Anna Muller

• Emilie Anna Muller was born on 9 July 1887 in Queensland.
• She was the daughter of August Frederick Wilhelm Muller and Wilhelmine Justine Emilie Zillmann.
• At the age of 19 years, Emilie Anna Muller married Olaf Olsen in 1907 in Queensland.
• Emilie Anna Muller died in 1980 in Queensland.

Eva Elsie Muller

• Eva Elsie Muller was born on 18 September 1908 in Queensland.
• She was the daughter of August Frederick Wilhelm Muller and Wilhelmine Justine Emilie Zillmann.
• Eva Elsie Muller and August Frederick Wilhelm Muller appeared on the Electoral Roll in 1925 living at Perseverance. August was a labourer and his daughter Eva carried out home duties.
  
• At the age of 19 years, Eva Elsie Muller married David Louis Busiko, son of Louis (David) Busiko and Anna Dorothea Rissman, in 1928 in Queensland.
• Eva Elsie Muller and David Louis Busiko appeared on the Electoral Roll in 1949 living at Perseverence. David was a fireman.
  

Frederick William Muller

• Frederick William Muller was born on 31 July 1888 in Queensland.
• He was the son of August Frederick Wilhelm Muller and Wilhelmine Justine Emilie Zillmann.
• At the age of 26 years, Frederick William Muller married Agnes (Violet) Rider in 1915.
• Frederick William Muller and Agnes (Violet) Rider appeared on the Electoral Roll in 1921 living at Perseverance. Frederick was a labourer.
  
• On 16 October 1949,his wife, Agnes (Violet) Rider died in Queensland at age 54.
• Frederick William Muller died on 30 October 1953 in Queensland at age 65.
• He was buried on 31 October 1953 in Drayton & Toowoomba Cemetery. METH4-002-0052.

Friedrich Wilhelm Muller

• Friedrich Wilhelm Muller was born on 8 June 1869 in Queensland.
• He was the son of Wilhelm (August) Albert Muller and Maria (Christine) Louisa Wieland.
• Friedrich Wilhelm Muller appeared on the Electoral Roll between 1909 and 1913 living at Perseverance. He was a labourer.
  
• Friedrich Wilhelm Muller died in 1961 in Queensland.

George Muller

• George Muller was born circa 1890.
• George Muller married Isabella Priebe, daughter of Herman Friedrich Wilhelm Priebe and Anna Perina, in 1919 in Queensland.

George Frederick (Michael) Muller

• George Frederick (Michael) Muller was also known as Michael Miller.
• He was possibly born on 9 April 1857 in Wurttemberg, Germany.
• He immigrated to Queensland in 1879.
• In 1881 Michael commenced work at Emu Creek Station around about the same time as the station manager, William Brodie.
  
• He was naturalised in 1881 in Ipswich.
• He selected land in Emu Creek on 31 May 1882 . He chose 160 acres fronting Emu Creek, adjacent to Emu Creek Station (Portion 21, Parish of Djuan).
• He was naturalised in 1886 in Queensland.
• At the age of 34 years, 11 months and 28 days, George Frederick (Michael) Muller married Maria Margaretha Magdelina (Mary) Hoffmann on 6 April 1892 in Queensland.
  

  Georg Frederick Michael Muller and Maria Margaretha Magdelina Hoffmann - Married 1892 at Walloon. Photo courtesy of State Library
• In 1901 He was listed in the Queensland Post Office Directory as a grazier. The mail was held at the Crow's Nest Post Office. The surname was spelt MILLER.
  
  

  Map showing Portion 21, Parish of Djuan - owned by Michael Miller
• George Frederick (Michael) Muller and Maria Margaretha Magdelina (Mary) Hoffmann appeared on the Electoral Roll in 1903 living at Emu Creek. Michael was a farmer. Maria was shown as Mary.
  
• On 18 February 1911 the Department of Education compiled a list of children who were currently attending the Moss View School, but were residing near the proposed Jubilee Vale school. Michael and Mary's children Frederick 13, May Mary 10, Martin John 9 and John William were listed. Michael lived on Portion 21 Djuan which was about 1 mile from the proposed new school as compared to 4 miles from the Mossview School. Fred may not have attended as his name was crossed out.
  
• George Frederick (Michael) Muller and Maria Margaretha Magdelina (Mary) Hoffmann appeared on the Electoral Roll in 1916 living at Emu Creek. Michael was a farmer. Their son George was a labourer and daughter Ida carried out home duties.
  
• George Frederick (Michael) Muller died on 27 June 1917 in Queensland at age 60.
• He was buried on 29 June 1917 in Crow's Nest Cemetery. According to the burial information he was 60 years old.

Gladys Muller

• Gladys Muller was born on 5 September 1911 in Queensland.
• She was the daughter of August Frederick Wilhelm Muller and Wilhelmine Justine Emilie Zillmann.

Golda Augusta Muller

• Golda Augusta Muller was born circa 1900.
• Golda Augusta Muller married Willliam Leslie Gowlett, son of James Thomas Gowlett and Mary Ball Littleton, in 1934 in Queensland.
• Golda Augusta Muller died in 1966.

Gustave Friedrich Wilhelm Muller

• Gustave Friedrich Wilhelm Muller was born circa 1870.
• He was the son of Wilhelm (August) Albert Muller and Maria (Christine) Louisa Wieland.
• Gustave Friedrich Wilhelm Muller died in 1877 in Queensland.