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Magdalena Sibylla, chiamata "Billa", era la figlia del tenente generale Rudolf von Neitschütz, e di sua moglie, Ursula Margarethe von Haugwitz, la sorella di Friedrich Adolf von Haugwitz. Sua madre era stata l'amante di Giovanni Giorgio III, Elettore di Sassonia.
Familie. Magdalena Sibylla war die Tochter des Obersten und späteren kursächsischen Generalleutnants Rudolph von Neitschütz (1627–1703) und seiner Gemahlin Ursula Margarethe von Haugwitz ("die Generalin", 1650–1713), der Schwester des Oberhofmarschalls Friedrich Adolph von Haugwitz (1637–1705).
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27 apr 2022 · Magdalena Sibylla von Rochlitz (von Neitschütz), Reichsgräfin. Birthdate: February 08, 1675. Death: April 04, 1694 (19) Immediate Family: Daughter of Rudolf von Neitschütz and Ursula Margarethe von Neitschütz. Partner of John George IV, Elector of Saxony. Mother of princess Frederica Wilhelmina Maria von Rochlitz.
Magdalena Sibylla, called Billa, was the daughter of Ursula Margarethe of Haugwitz (1650-1713), who had at one time been the mistress of John George III, Elector of Saxony. By order of the Elector, Ursula married Colonel Rudolf of Neidschütz (1627-1703), member of an old Saxon nobility, who officially appears as the father of Billa, though there were rumors that Billa was in fact the child of ...
Mätresse des Kurfürsten Johann Georg IV. von Sachsen. Religious Denomination. lutherisch. Authority Data. GND: 104165693 | OGND | VIAF: 7014971. Alternate Names. Rochlitz, Magdalena Sybille Gräfin von (seit 1693) Neidschütz, Magdalena Sybille von. Rochlitz, Magdalena Sybille Gräfin von (seit 1693)
Documents 3 (a letter in French) and 4 (an impersonal account) are contemporary descriptions of the funeral of Magdalena Sibylla von Neitschütz, on 12 April 1694. Document 4 seems to end with citation of bible verses as funeral orations (Nahum 3: 3-7, Ecclesiastes 3:16; p. 52), and possibly Document 5, a poem, is part of the same piece.
