Family tree-can anyone read this handwriting? In German!

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This is my grandmother’s baptism certificate and it’s in German. So it’s extra hard! There are 6 sections, which are:
1.Place and date of birth
2.baptism day
3.name of child
4.name, status, occupation and religion of father
5.name, status, occupation and religion of mother
6.godparents

I know her name was Elsbeth Irmgard Hiemann but I can’t even really see that. I can read the names of the godparents (or chat GPT can). But the rest is just scribbles.

I would be incredibly grateful for any suggestions about the rest.

I’m not sure if picture attached

Sorry, I speak German but I can't read that handwriting at all (and I'm a teacher, so pretty good at deciphering writing)!

I might be able to read it, if it was big enough and the right way round.

1. 9th July at quarter to {can’t read number}

3rd October

Not sure about the contents in the brackets after her name. Perhaps weight?

I think the mother is Frieda Fulmen or Fulmer

Godparent 3 is Anna Mueller

Godparent 2 worked in manufacturing

@trinibrit thankyou!

That is about all I can get!

Mother’s maiden name Reismueller from Friedelborg or Friedeburg?

I think I’m grasping a bit now. Old German handwriting can be a challenge because the u, n, h, m, w letters all sort of merge together as a squiggle. Sometimes in handwriting they put a line (not an umlaut) over h, m, n to sort of close them up to distinguish the squiggle from open letters like u or w… and this can be seen a few places on this document

Wow, @trinibrit thank you so much! I know you are good at it because I do know her mother’s maiden name was indeed Reismüller but it’s almost impossible to read that. You must have some experience at this.