page_title: Mozart Waagepetersen
section_title: Personal life
hierarchical_section_title: Mozart Waagepetersen / Personal life
caption_attribution_description: English: Charlotte Caroline Mathilde Schram, wife of Mozart Waagepetersen
context_page_description: Ludvig Lorentz Mozart Waagepetersen was a Danish wine merchant. He is now mainly remembered for founding the Rosenvænget quarter of Østerbro in Copenhagen.
context_section_description: Mozart Waagepetersen married Charlotte Caroline Mathilde Schram. She was a daughter of director of the Widow's Pension Fund (Enkekassen) Gerhard Christopher Schram (1776-1847) and Anna Johanne Christiane Jørgensen (1802).
  Mozart and Mathilde Waagepetersen had no children but adopted the illegitimate  son of Alce Tutein, the daughter of landowner and politician Peter Adolph Tutein, who had become pregnant with painter Johannes Müller. Müller was painting a miniature portrait of Alice Tutein as a gift to her fiancé, Alexander Brun. The boy was given the name Gaston Waagepetersen.
caption: Charlotte Caroline Mathilde Schram
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