George Musseldorf

George Musseldorf (Refered as Little George by his parents) (1801 - 1850) was a American automobile designer who was traveling to germany to mine coal.

When there were only 200 workers assigned, The furdentiten staff would call people by names instead of numbers. He was nicknamed "Mr. Musseldorf" by Meister, and Meister hated him.

He was one of the only Furdentiten workers who first complained about the unbearable conditions in the mines. He would often argue with Meister and yell at him.

A translated quote that was said by meister to him "Well, well, well, mr. musseldorf, if the caves are your fear WHY DO YOU COME HERE?"

Meister would often outrage at Musseldorf, but wasn't able to kill him untill 1850 when Furdentiten decided to not abide by the law.

He was the first, or one of the first, of the first Assigned workers of Furdentiten INC.


 * Born: 1801, Michigan, United States
 * Died: 1850, Furdentiten mining corp, Vault-T, Germany
 * Cause of death: Incineration
 * Parents: Margaret and George Musseldorf (he had the same name as his father)