They had 12 children, though only 4 survived childhood;
Maria, born 24 July 1561 at Heidelberg, married there 11 May 1579, Carl IX, King of Sweden, and had issue;
Elisabeth (I), born 15 June 1562 at Heidelberg, and died 2 November 1562;
Dorothea Elisabeth, born 12 January 1565 at Jagdschloss Deinschwang in Upper Palatine, died young the 7 March 1565, buried in St Martin Church, Amberg;
Dorothea, born 4 August 1566 at Amberg, died young 10 March 1568, also buried in St Martin, Amberg;
Friedrich Philipp, born 19 October 1567 Amberg, died young 14 November 1567, buried Church of St Martin;
Johann Friedrich, born 17 February 1569 at Amberg, died 20 March 1569;
Ludwig, born 30 December 1570 at Amberg, died young 7 May 1571;
Katharina, born in April 1572, probably at Amberg, died 16 October 1586, probably buried in Heidelberg;
Christine, born 6 January 1573 at Schloss Hirschwald in the Upper Palatine, died in Zweibrücken on 21 July 1619 adn was buried there in Johann's crypt in Alexander Kirche;
Friedrich IV, born 5 March 1574 at Amberg, succeeded his father as Elector Palatine;
Philipp, born 4 May 1575 at Amberg, died young 8 August 1575;
Elisabeth (II), born 24 November 1576 at Amberg, died in Heidelberg 10 April 1577
Elisabeth, died 14/24 March 1582 at Heidelberg and was buried there.
Sources
Häutle, Christian, (1870), Genealogie der erlauchten Stammhauses Wittelsbach, München : Hermann Manzsche Hofkunsthandlung und Buchhandlung. Digitised by Google Books. pages 55 & 57.
Histoire Genealogique de La Maison Souveraine de Hesse, (1819), Vol 1., Strasbourg: F. G. Levrault. Digitised by Google Books, p. 465.
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