Hildebrand Chart

Hildebrand Ancestry Chart

Christoph Hildebrandt

DOB: 1740 - Germany

DOD: Unknown

Maria Marlene Breuke

DOB: 1744 - Germany

DOD: Unknown

Johann Andres Hildebrand

DOB: 23 May 1762 Gierswalde, Niedersachsen, Germany

DOD: 4 Jul 1791 Germany

Maria Juliana Hilke

DOB: 7 Jan 1732 Freckenfeld, Germersheim, Germany

DOD: Unknown

Johann Ernst Hildebrand

DOB: 13 Aug 1792 Gierswalde, Northeim, Niedersachsen, Germany

DOD: 28 Mar 1830 Scheningan, Germany


Johanna Christina Fredrieke Nasse

DOB: 6 Apr 1790 Schoningan, Germany

DOD: 17 Mar 1847 Schoningan, Germany

George Friedrich Wilhelm Hildebrand

DOB: 22 Feb 1824 Hannover, Stadt Hannover, Germany

DOD: 18 Dec 1879 Bulcher, Cooke County, Texas

Henriette Georgine Dorothee (Dora) Deppe

DOB: 29 Oct 1828 Hanover, Stadt Hannover, Germany

DOD: 16 May 1915 Bulcher, Cooke County, Texas

Theodore Frederick Heinrich Hildebrand

DOB: 03 Apr 1852 Schöningen, Helmstedt, Germany

DOD: 20 May 1926 Saint Jo, Montague County, Texas

Sophia Laseman Hennigan

DOB: 27 Dec 1863 Ashland, Boyd County, Kentucky

DOD: 03 Sep 1908 St Jo, Montague County, Texas


Charles Clarence Hildebrand

DOB: 20 Dec 1896 St.Jo Montague County, Texas

DOD: 26 Mar 1973 Saint Jo, Montague County, Texas

Ola Mae Hutson

DOB: 27 Jul 1902 Montague County, Texas

DOD: 15 Oct 1987 Commerce, Hunt County, Texas

Charles Billy Hildebrand

DOB: 03/03/1923 Cooke County, Texas

DOD: 18 Feb 1999 Commerce, Hunt County, Texas

Lura Dean Ice

DOB: 30 Aug 1925 Montague County, Texas

DOD: 18 Apr 2020 Jasper, Jasper County, Texas

Charles Don Hildebrand

DOB: Living

Cynthia Soenkson

DOB: Living

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