Lesehilfe: Eilenburg St Marien - Beerdigungen 1856-1863

My relative Johann Gotlieb Schüler died on July 6, 1862 in
Eilenburg. I find him in Kirchenbuch 75/11 1856-1863 Eilenburg, St. Marien. There he is listed as dead in entry 47 on page 117.

There he is stated to be 47 years 2 months 1 day old on his death date which was in July 1862 if I interpret the text correctly. This would mean that he was born in 1815 around May.
I have previously received information that he was born in Eilenburg as well but cannot find him in the church books for either St. Marien's church or St. Nikolaus' church. But I find it very difficult to interpret. Do you know how I can get help interpreting what is written so that I can move on and maybe also find his birth in 1815?
 
Well, that's not 100% correct. The death record can be found here:


You can find instructions on how to create a working link here under "Permalink".

He died on July 20, 1862 and his age at death was 45 years, 2 months and 1 day, so the computed day of birth is May 19, 1817.
The record also says he was born in Beste near Luckau in Nieder-Lausitz. Actually the village is called Beesdau, and he was born on May 20, 1817 (No. 7):


Parents were Johann Gottlieb Schüler, a young innkeeper, and his first wife Johanna Christiana née Barchert.
 
Well, that's not 100% correct. The death record can be found here:


You can find instructions on how to create a working link here under "Permalink".

He died on July 20, 1862 and his age at death was 45 years, 2 months and 1 day, so the computed day of birth is May 19, 1817.
The record also says he was born in Beste near Luckau in Nieder-Lausitz. Actually the village is called Beesdau, and he was born on May 20, 1817 (No. 7):


Parents were Johann Gottlieb Schüler, a young innkeeper, and his first wife Johanna Christiana née Barchert.
Thank you so very much Wolfgang - impressive!
 
Luckau deathbook 1811 - Number 11 - how many Johann Gottlieb Schüler could it be in one place at the almost the same time - here is one that past away in 1811 as well. Found him while I just browsed through the churchbook? Was it very common to be named like that or could it be relatives?
 
He died 1811 at the age of 60 years, 8 months 10 days and he was also a "Wirth" (innkeeper). So maybe Grandpa Schüler. Needs to be investigated. Look for the marriage of J.G.Schüler and Johanna Christiana Barchert. Often the fathers are mentioned in the marriage record. Always one step after the other :)
 
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